Michel Houellebecq, Amélie Nothomb et Jacques Chessex: Performances sous contexte médiatisé

In our contemporary highly mediatised society, a writer must assume a new performance : the promotion of his creation produced under the media’s projectors. We propose, therefore, to analyse the unlike relationships that three contemporaneous authors of French expression, issued from distinguish camps (the french Michel Houellebecq, the belgium Amélie Nothomb and the romand swiss Jacques Chessex), establish with the media and the effects of the mediatisation’s phenomenon on the literary creation of these three writers: their choice of the themes, style, modal and gender options.