Exploring exofiction in 'Vincent qu'on assassine

The specialized book "Exploring Exofiction in 'Vincent qu'on assassine'" by Mohammed El Amine Moulai Khatir offers an in-depth analysis of the narrative strategies that challenge the boundaries between traditional novels and film. The work examines the presence of exofiction in Marianne Jaeglés novel and the animated film "La Passion Van Gogh" by Dorota Kobiela and Hugh Welchman. Through a narratological analysis based on the theories of Gérard Genette, the narrative techniques of both works are illuminated. Additionally, a semiological analysis of the main characters is conducted, inspired by Philippe Hamon. Finally, a comparative approach is taken to demonstrate how exofiction is adapted from one medium to another, based on the theories of Julia Kristeva. This book is aimed at readers interested in innovative narrative forms and intermedial studies.