Une etude sur la littérature de l'immigration au québec dans les romans « RU », « Vi » et « Man » de Kim Thuy

The term of "migration", one of the most important events of the last two centuries, means "migratio" (passage from one place to another) in Latin and comes from the verbs "migrare" and "migrate". The Larousse dictionary defines this word as "Voluntary movement of individuals or populations from one country to another or from one region to another, for economic, political or cultural reasons. " The purpose of this study is to explain the universe of novel in which Kim Thuy, who lived the immigration from Vietnam to Quebec for political reasons, by Ali Tilbe's approach that combines Sirkeci's and Cohen's "culture of migration and conflict culture" with L. Goldmann's sociological methodology that he called "Genetic Structuralism". In doing so, we will first talk about "migration literature" and then "Migration literature of Quebec". Speaking of immigration, Canada's immigration policy will also be addressed. Three novels by Kim Thuy (Ru, Vi and Man) were chosen for this study. Being the object of our study, Thuy's romantic universe describes the process of migration and integration of South Vietnamese who lost their security in their country of origin after the end of the Vietnam War. As a result of the study, thanks to the method used, it can be seen that the conflict underlying migration, which may have various causes, does not disappear, even if it changes species; although the characters in the novel adapt to the environment in which they migrate, we saw that they remain between the two cultures and hybridize.