The ages of the writer's body Biological aging and literary aging in Claude Simon

Claude Simon's writing, drawing on everything he incorporated during his life ("memory"), echoes all the ages of his body as a writer, and this through literary observation, in himself and in his characters, of the incorporation and its effects of aging, both biological and social. The analysis of Le Tricheur, La Corde raide, Le Sacre du printemps and Le Tramway shows how this writing of lived time is affected by the temporality of the literary field in which this body evolves.