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Laureano, Graziela Daniel. "Subjetividade diluída : a força do tempo em Marguerite Duras." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Amiens, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018AMIE0065.
Full textThe research on the theme of temporality in Marguerite Duras, will be developed regarding three works of the french author : Agatha (1981), Savannah Bay (1982), La Maladie de la Mort (1982). The indissociable relation between time and subjectivity allow us to understand the place of memory in the Duras's work and its relation with dissolution and becoming. These aspects will be analyzed searching in the french author relations which make possible to penetrate in hers writings aiming the issue of the becoming. Those lines of such kind of uncertainness demanding parentheses, pause, time, silence has as focus to show the absence and weakening the power of playing, and so the force of the time will emerge from the works of M. Duras's exploring aspects as dilution and propagation of a work in constant becoming
Gerardot, Anne-Lucile. "L'alcool dans l'œuvre de Marguerite Duras." Thesis, Reims, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018REIML010.
Full textAlcohol is a major theme in the works of Marguerite Duras. The aim of this research is to study Durassian alcohol from the point of view of the story, the imagination and the reading. The first part outlines the place and the role of alcohol in the diegesis. We examine Durassian alcohol in view of its relationship with space, time, and characters. The second part tackles the ambivalent nature of Durassian alcohol from the angle of fantasy. In particular, we seek to highlight the complex relationship that alcohol has with destruction and creation (including literary creation) in the author’s imagination. The third part focuses on the “reading of alcohol”. It mostly aims to analyse the ways in which this theme is received by the reader. Finally, this leads us to make the assumption that the reading of the Durassian text is indeed a “drunk reading”, that is to say, an experience which generates, in the real reader, similar effects to those alcohol causes in the fictional characters
Crétien, Aude. "Temps et métamorphoses dans l’œuvre dramatique d'Arthur Schnitzler, Paul Claudel et Marguerite Duras." Thesis, Paris 3, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA030077/document.
Full textTime is both an objective idea, external to man and an emanation of its subjective perception. In his relation to time, man is consequently endlessly involved in a dialectic between the real time, that he is submitted to, and the imaginary time, that he creates. Drama - a work of imagination dedicated to be inscribed in the actual time of representation - is the privileged ground for the observation of this dialectic. The latter will be even more intense in the case of a dramatic work setting in the foreground the psyche of the characters and more particularly their subjective perception of time. Now, this question seems to lie at the heart of the dramatic works of Arthur Schnitzler, Paul Claudel and Marguerite Duras. The characters of their books show in a significant way a desire to escape the irreversible manner time is passing, and dramatic art lets us feel a will to play with it and to free itself from its linearity. The idea that I will try to demonstrated in this thesis is that the treatment of time, in the plays of these three writers, is underlain by the desire to escape the passage of time. Seven parts will compose this study. I will first focus on the linear representation of time, before studying how it takes a new shape once filtred by subjective experience : elastic time, repeated time, eternal time, and time started a new. I will eventually wonder if, for these authors, the ultimate emancipation towards the irreversible passage of time could lie in the dramatic representation itself
Doneux-Daussaint, Isabelle. "Le dialogue romanesque chez Marguerite Duras : un essai de pragmatique narrative." Lyon 2, 2001. http://theses.univ-lyon2.fr/sdx/theses/lyon2/2001/doneux_i.
Full textMiyazaki, Kaiko. "Marguerite Duras face à la mémoire du génocide juif." Paris 7, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA070087.
Full textAccording to Dionys Mascolo, he and Duras were "judaized and communized forever" when Antelme went back for the Nazi camps. However, it is only far later, at the end of the 60's that Jewish characters, associated to the memory of the genocide, began to populate Duras' writings. At the same time, started a process of décommunisation in the same texts, a if the communist identity has been changed for the Jewish identity. At the end, the judaization concerned not only the writings, but also the author herself. However, it is more an appropriation of other's memory than a real "Judaization" of Duras, at the very moment when the memory of the genocide became fully recognized amongst the French society. This makes us think that one must place the "auto-judaization" of Duras in and identity-building process, aimed to fulfill her existential need. In this way, more than the question of culpability, when Duras call for "Auschwitz" again and again, we understand it as an attempt to build an Family novel which has the memory of the genocide as a basis
Jin, Jisook. "La musique et la danse dans le "cycle indien" de Marguerite Duras." Aix-Marseille 1, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003AIX10020.
Full textCabrolier, Pascale. "Le regard dépaysé : la notion de paysage dans les romans de Michel Butor, Marguerite Duras, Alain Robbe-Grillet, Nathalie Sarraute et Claude Simon." Paris, EHESS, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004EHES0021.
Full textLandscapes are part of a common discourse. At the crossroad of technology, environmental debates and artistic photography, they figure in countless novels, trigering stereotypes : natural, pleasant spaces conveying a stable order that the eye absorbs, appraises and controls. Yet this univocal discourse forgets that the very idea of landscape is a recent cultural construct in Europe, a pictorial invention of the late 15th century turning the land into a landscape. Going against the grain, the "New Novel" questions -in an exemplary fashion- the premises underpinning it. Disrupting traditional systems of representation, clichés and flourishes, it deconstructs the concept of landscape that anchors the perception of reality an d presupposes a dubious relationship between the world and an all-knowing, all-powerful subject. Conversely, it constructs another vision, destabilized, but keen, an perhaps new models by exploring a reality altogether familiar and uncanny
Cousseau, Anne. "L'écriture de l'enfance dans l'oeuvre de Marguerite Duras." Rennes 2, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997REN20003.
Full textThe representation of childhood is the nexus of formal and aesthetical components which are essential in marguerite Duras's writing. In order to put intolight significant writing stategies in Duras aesthetic, this study uses several interpretations of childhood together with various theoretical approaches. It shows how an imaginary ans a fantasy both rich and productive are built around the topic of childhood, and emphasizes what its representation takes from the literary tradition thanks to the faithful, transformed or subverted rewriting of mythical patterns. The first part of the study deals with the narrative treatment of the child as a character. The second one shows how Duras develops her own style of autobiographical writing from the Indochine childhood. The last part concerns the poetry of childhood and analyses various networks of images linked with the Indochine childhood, and studies the analogy between the figure of the child and the figure of the writer, thus enlighting the meaning of Duras's poetical quest
Blasquez, Bérengère. "Poétiques romanesques de la fascination (Louis Aragon, Julio Cortázar, Marguerite Duras, Julien Gracq, Ernesto Sábato)." Thesis, Paris 3, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA030071.
Full textFascination is an experience of limits which requires language to find other means of expression at the moment when the subject sees himself / herself breathless on the brink of aphasia. Philosophy, in its question of the sublime has paved the way by searching for definitions in rhetorical, ontological and ethical terms as to what happens during loss of consciousness when reason is suspended. Western mystical poetry has also probed those moments of rapture when the subject in the grip of ecstasy receives, in a fullness paradoxically painful, the Divine presence. The present work poses against these questions transposing them in to a corpus of novels coloured by a Surrealist lyrical experience, when the absolute is immanent. The question of the Other pervades these novels whose forms and meanings are traversed by a meeting which is the outstanding event and which haunts irremediably the text. A dramaturgy is revealed: the novel becomes the fa! vourable space for the appearance of the capital event of the experience, allowing speech to detach itself ostensibly in the narrative flow to take other turnings and to choose relays. An invisible scene appears however beneath the surface and an underlying network of power relations which gives access to a hyperbolical and ambiguous emotion. Time freezes to imprison the labile event, and the frontiers between the senses become blurred to translate the unspeakable. Music relaunches the text a pray to silence barely pierced, sometimes, by cries. The alteration of the fascinated subject spreads throughout the text which opens out a pathway towards poetry
Chen, Xiaolin. "Le vieillissement dans l'oeuvre de Marguerite Duras." Thesis, Bordeaux 3, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020BOR30034.
Full textAging, an inevitable process that no creature on the earth could escape, is synonymous with living and an ongoing process throughout our existence. Despite the abundant studies on Marguerite Duras, the researches on the theme of aging seem rare. Being one theme related to the passage of time, aging is however omnipresent in the artistic universe of Duras as well as in the life of the writer, who towards the last years of her life transformed herself into a key figure in her works. In this thesis I suggest that there are three main aspects in dissecting the presence of aging in the world of Duras: the aging of the characters in her work; the aging of the author; and the aging of her writing. Based mainly on psychic, psychoanalytic and sociological approaches, my analysis of the aging of the characters focuses on the various symptoms of senility that affect the human beings as well as the writing, which is also inscribed in a process towards evanescence and disappearance. This evolution of writing, which increasingly thins out, becomes consistent with the aging of the characters and that of their author, as the author’s public image constantly changes to respond to the effects incurred by time in the author’s life and her writing. All these three aspects show that aging in the world of Marguerite Duras is an evolution towards disappearance. It is through this movement, even this “fall” gravitating towards the decline, that her writing on aging realise her dynamism. Contrary to the stereotypes, Duras does not praise aging as an advantage to reach the wisdom or the salvation, nor considers it as a punishment: the attitude of Duras concerning aging is characterized by resignation and passivity, but in a positive sense, marked by the deep reconciliation and the acceptance of the vanity of existence, and above all the wear and tear of time. Duras converts the decadence presented in the process of aging into a true motive of her writing and her own life
Books on the topic "Duras, Marguerite – Thèmes, motifs"
Cousineau, Diane. Letters and labyrinths: Women writing/cultural codes. Newark: University of Delaware Press, 1997.
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