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Pierre Michon, Pierre Bergounioux and Richard Millet, three contemporaries from the Limousin region, appeared on the literary scene in the early 1980s. Although their work is rooted in their native soil, the Limousin is not the backdrop for historical...
This essay offers a new approach to Chateaubriand and particularly to Mémoires d'outre-tombe in the light of the Vanitas, which expresses the ambivalence of life and subrodinates time to death. The memoirist’s works are presented to be read both...
Introduction de François Bessire, " En belle forme de Livre ".Première partie : La "conscience éditoriale" avant l’imprimé. Articles de : Monique Léonard, Le dit médiéval : de l’écriture à la conception du livre; Patricia Michon, Une édition...
Peruanische Satire am Vorabend der Unabhängigkeit (1770-1800) is an interdisciplinary study of Peruvian satire in the late colonial period, a time which despite its political importance has to date received only little scholarly attention. Drawing on...
Like Rome, Paris and Berlin, New York has achieved the status of literary myth. Building on the core texts (Manhattan Transfer by Dos Passos, Amerika by Kafka, New York by Morand and Voyage au bout de la nuit by Céline), many French nove-lists have...
Jérôme Meizoz shows how, in parallel to the Talkies, an oral mode emerges in French language novels in between the two world conflicts. Authors such as Céline, Aragon, Giono, Queneau, Cendrars, Ramuz or Poulail have created new orality poetics and...
This book is dedicated to Madeleine Bertaud, Professor of French Literature at the University of Nancy. No less than 60 colleagues and friends dedicate to her their studies, all of which are focused on the History of Literature and its...
An interesting study emphasizing on thruth and lies in the works of Montaigne. Gisèle Mathieu-Castellani leads the reader into a world of...
An interesting and innovative study focused on the feeling of guilt, which runs as a leitmotiv through Benjamin Constant’s...
This major book is focused on the importance of imprisonment in the novels of the XVIIth and XVIIIth centuries. It reflects the worries of censorship in regard to this new...
An essay devoted to the analysis of the many literary works which, from the XIIIth century onwards, focus on the fate of persecuted women. The investigation of this type of narrative endeavours to define the nature of feminine heroism in the later...
The connection between the themes of the fantastic and demonia of the XVIth and XVIIth centuries invites the reader to examine the emergence of a fantasy literature during the period of witch-hunts. The exploration of the collection of texts shows how...
Henri Estienne used his translation from the Latin not only to criticize the intellectual censorship exercised by the XVIth century Catholic church, but also as an argument for a literal and historical approach for understanding the...
As astonishing as it seems, Chateaubriand got famous among his contemporaries with texts we don't use to read so much in our days. While his "Mémoires d'outre-tombe", badly received at its publication in 1848, are today unanimously considered as the...
This study confronts the process of translation and readings of translators with the theory of Reception. The comparative analysis of the novel Malone meurt and its translation Malone Dies reveals differences which are structured on three main lines...
A hymn to scenery changing according to...
Some of the most renowned experts on Aubigné’s work gathered in May 1996 for a conference entitled Poétiques d’Aubigné. This book gives new ways in the study of Poetics in the...