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100 1  $a Lançon, Philippe, $e author.
240 10 $a Lambeau. $l English
245 10 $a Disturbance / $c Philippe Lançon ; translated from the French by Steven Rendall.
246 34 $a Disturbance : $b surviving Charlie Hebdo
246 3  $a Surviving Charlie Hebdo
264  1 $a New York : $b Europa Editions, $c 2019.
300    $a 473 pages ; $c 22 cm
500    $a "Surviving Charlie Hebdo"--Dustjacket.
505 0  $a Twelfth night -- The flying carpet -- The meeting -- The attack -- Among the dead -- The awakening -- The grammar of the hospital room -- Poor Ludo -- The world below -- The anemone -- The imperfect fairy -- The preparation -- Static calendar -- The cookie box -- The flap -- A domestic dispute -- The art of the fugue -- Monsieur Tabes -- The patient's disturbance -- Returns.
520    $a "Paris, January 7, 2015. Two terrorists who claim allegiance to ISIS attack the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo. The event causes untold pain to the victims and their families, prompts a global solidarity movement, and ignites a fierce debate over press freedoms and the role of satire today. Philippe Lançon, a journalist, author, and a weekly contributor to Charlie Hebdo is gravely wounded in the attack. This intense life experience upends his relationship to the world, to writing, to reading, to love and to friendship. As he attempts to reconstruct his life on the page, Lançon rereads Proust, Thomas Mann, Kafka, and others in search of guidance. It is a year before he can return to writing, a year in which he learns to work through his experiences and their aftermath. Disturbance is not an essay on terrorism nor is it a witness's account of Charlie Hebdo. The attack and what followed are part of Lançon's narrative, which, instead, touches upon the universal. It is an honest, intimate account of a man seeking to put his life back together after it has been torn apart. Disturbance is a book about survival, resilience, and reconstruction, about transformation, about one man's shifting relationship to time, to writing and journalism, to truth, and to his own body."--Publisher's website.
546    $a In English. \Translated from the French.
586    $a Winner Prix Femina and Prix du Roman News
650  0 $a Charlie Hebdo Attack, Paris, France, 2015.
600 10 $a Lançon, Philippe.
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650  0 $a Victims of terrorism $z Paris. $z Paris.
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650  0 $a Victims of terrorism $x Rehabilitation $z Paris. $z Paris.
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