Childhood is a refined autobiographical work by Nathalie Sarraute, in which she evocatively and soberly recalls and questions her childhood memories. The book explores how memories are formed, change, and are told.
The narrative consists of a dialogue between two voices: a narrative one and a critical one, which continually nuance and correct each other. This results not in a traditional autobiography, but in a profound exploration of consciousness, language, and memory.
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