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Ophof-Maass, Léonie. "Het Journal littéraire de la Haye (1713-1723) : de uitwendige geschiedenis van een geleerdentijdschrift /." [S.l. : s.n.], 2001. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb40044572h.
Full textBaudouin, Daphni. "Le journal intime en tant que genre littéraire : le journal intime de Catherine Pozzi (1913-1934)." Thesis, University of Ottawa (Canada), 1994. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/6660.
Full textWulleman, Valérie. "Le journal des demoiselles : analyse littéraire et médiatique d'un journal pour les jeunes filles du Second Empire." Thesis, Université Laval, 2010. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2010/27580/27580.pdf.
Full textDumouchel, Suzanne. "Le journal littéraire au XVIIIe siècle : une nouvelle culture des textes et de la lecture (1711-1777)." Phd thesis, Université de la Sorbonne nouvelle - Paris III, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00914819.
Full textKang, Mathilde. "La fortune littéraire du Journal d'Eugénie de Guérin au Québec : intertextualité et formes de l'intime (1850-1950)." Thèse, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, 1998. http://depot-e.uqtr.ca/6705/1/000650482.pdf.
Full textChompupol, Anusorn. "Annie Ernaux et l'écriture du journal." Thesis, Paris 4, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA040002.
Full textThis thesis aims to study the diary writing of Annie Ernaux from seven diaristic texts: Journal du dehors, “Je ne suis pas sortie de ma nuit”, La Vie extérieure, Se perdre, “photojournal” in Écrire la vie, L’Atelier noir and Regarde les lumières mon amour. These diaries are differentiated by their forms and their contents: intimate diary, impersonal diary, literary diary, and photojournal. They also have links with the literary works of their author. We were interested first of all in their poetics, based on the theoretical framework of diary form in order to analyze their time transcription, their fragmentary structure and the diarist’s figure. Then we studied the triple role played by her diaristic practice: the need to keep a record of personal experience and social facts, the psychological assistance in daily life and the self-discovery. Finally, we analyzed the resonances in the texts of our corpus, their links with diary fragments published in literary journals, as well as the relationship between diaries and literary works, in their themes, their conception and the use of photography. Thus our study shows the diary’s importance in the life and the literary work of Annie Ernaux. The diaristic form is essential for her to trace her existence, guarantee her verity and accompany her writing projects
Journo, Aurelie. "Kwani ? : agent de renouvellement de la vie littéraire kényane ? : Première approche d'une revue littéraire contemporaine." Thesis, Tours, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014TOUR2023.
Full textThis dissertation focuses on Kwani?, a contemporary literary journal started in 2003 in Kenya. Presented by its founders as a platform of expression for a new generation of mainly transnational writers, it stands as a multifaceted object of analysis. A hybrid object integrating a wide variety of texts and an interface between different discursive fields, Kwani? is also the result of a collective endeavour from gathering writers who are part of an ever-fluctuating and transnational sociability network. Assessing such an object requires, therefore, taking an interest in its content and its form, while replacing its creation in its specific context of production, diffusion, and reception, a context which is over-determined by local political, ideological, and socio-economic factors. Analysing the circumstances in which the journal entered the national scene thus allows to uncover the particular workings of this embryonic literary field, which is founded on a certain number of rules that the journal claims to subvert, and which is strongly interlinked with the global literary world. Drawing on recent contributions from the fields of discourse analysis and sociology of literature, we aim to offer an original study of the Kwani? phenomenon identifying the ways in which the journal and its collaborators, in their great diversity, take part in a national and regional literary renewal and thereby initiate a movement towards the reshaping of the global literary world
Ozil, Stéphane. "Jules Renard : personnalité littéraire et figure d'auteur." Montpellier 3, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009MON30010.
Full textThe author remains a complicated notion to be defined, on account of his dependence on both parameters rationally incompatible which are the writer’s biography, and the timeless essence of the work he handed on. Each approach to a work over its global aspect, lets break through however a definite number of specific characteristics covered by the term : literary personality ; which as it is confronted to the individuality of the reader, will generate for him an unpublished author figure. We intend to go deeper into these perspectives within the scope of study of a precise author, Jules Renard, who wrote among others L’Ecornifleur - The Scrounger (1892), Poil de Carotte – Carotty-haired Boy (1894), and the Diary as well (1887-1910). The latter allows to become aware of the uncommon connection Jules Renard keeps with literary art : the Diary is the place where the writer locates himself faced with the man of letters that he is conscious he should be, as if propelled by the duty to examine himself scrupulously in order to be at last up to the destiny he is appointed to, that is author. The method of analysis adopted is modeling on the original phenomenon of literary exodus to define the notion of author figure, based on the postulate that any work understates at the same time a need of self-liberation, a corpus of artistical principles, a literary dedication of these principles, and finally an ultimate target they aim at. The idea of exodus, because it depends on that of motion, will help to avoid the danger of a rigid representation of the author, while he is constantly evolving in the representations the successive readers make of him
Chotard, Françoise. "La circulation de l’information littéraire et scientifique en Europe entre 1710 et 1792, d’après les Nouvelles Littéraires du Journal des Savants." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Orléans, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015ORLE1139.
Full textDiverse, heterogeneous and over productive, the press was an essential player in the circulation of information during the Enlightenment. The Journal des Savants provided the press of the Ancien Régime with one of its most solid institutions, the first periodical of critical bibliography offering a precious resource for the intelligentsia. From 1710 until the beginning of 1792, the Nouvelles Littéraires occupied a singular place at the heart of the Journal, the editorial line of which it naturally followed. However, in order to thrive, it was forced to consolidate its identity through the consistency of its articles and through its flexibile response to the increasingly unwieldy publication.This study seeks to determine the physical and intellectual identity of the column, perceptible through its critical criteria and through its susceptibility to the dominant thinking which spanned the century. The importance accorded to different fields of knowledge will also be studied as this was part of the identity of the Nouvelles Littéraires, as will its sensitivity to the conflicts which split the intellectual establishment - not to mention society as a whole. Other fields also adopted an approach in which issues relating to intimacy and to ethics were no longer to be brushed aside, where the distinction between the private and public spheres was important and where science became a new religion. We will then examine the protagonists and the mechanisms involved in the circulation of information through institutional intermediaries as well as through geography (first European, then universal) based on exchanges that long animated la République des lettres. Finally, it is by observing how the Nouvelles Littéraires modified its initial intentions and shaped its identity that we see how the public established itself as one of the three main and constantly stretched areas that gave the column its coherence : power, the public and science
Chotard, Françoise. "La circulation de l’information littéraire et scientifique en Europe entre 1710 et 1792, d’après les Nouvelles Littéraires du Journal des Savants." Thesis, Orléans, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015ORLE1139/document.
Full textDiverse, heterogeneous and over productive, the press was an essential player in the circulation of information during the Enlightenment. The Journal des Savants provided the press of the Ancien Régime with one of its most solid institutions, the first periodical of critical bibliography offering a precious resource for the intelligentsia. From 1710 until the beginning of 1792, the Nouvelles Littéraires occupied a singular place at the heart of the Journal, the editorial line of which it naturally followed. However, in order to thrive, it was forced to consolidate its identity through the consistency of its articles and through its flexibile response to the increasingly unwieldy publication.This study seeks to determine the physical and intellectual identity of the column, perceptible through its critical criteria and through its susceptibility to the dominant thinking which spanned the century. The importance accorded to different fields of knowledge will also be studied as this was part of the identity of the Nouvelles Littéraires, as will its sensitivity to the conflicts which split the intellectual establishment - not to mention society as a whole. Other fields also adopted an approach in which issues relating to intimacy and to ethics were no longer to be brushed aside, where the distinction between the private and public spheres was important and where science became a new religion. We will then examine the protagonists and the mechanisms involved in the circulation of information through institutional intermediaries as well as through geography (first European, then universal) based on exchanges that long animated la République des lettres. Finally, it is by observing how the Nouvelles Littéraires modified its initial intentions and shaped its identity that we see how the public established itself as one of the three main and constantly stretched areas that gave the column its coherence : power, the public and science
Poulon, Jean-Auguste. "Paul Léautaud et le champ littéraire (1893-1927)." Thesis, Université de Paris (2019-....), 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019UNIP7190.
Full textThis dissertation considers Léautaud in the light of the literary field of its time, in order to understand how the the author of Le Petit ami came to be regarded by the general audience as solely being the author of the Journal littéraire [Journal of a Man of Letters]. In order to do so, I have relied on the entirety of Léautaud’s work until 1927, as well as on the Journal littéraire, the latter being both the object and the material of my study. The first part examines the state of the literary field at the time when Léautaud started his writer’s career. What one finds is a deeply changing world, in which one has to devise a strategy in order to « make it » (Chapter I). Le Mercure de France — both a journal and a publishing house — is then at the center of this field of cultural productions. It features Léautaud’s first publications in 1895. Taking advantage of such a position, Léautaud writes about the literary fields that now surrounds him. These writings show him being disappointed, and even critical, about the path being taken by Le Mercure de France under the direction of Alfred Vallette, as Léautaud believed that this institution was becoming too entangled with the power (Chapter II). The second part assesses Léautaud’s own position within the literary field. As many of his contemporaries, he first tried to establish himself by following the rules of the literary strategy (Chapter III). But as the singular habitus he adopted — namely adjusting his own social and literary positioning according to the state of the field at a given moment — proved to be a failure, Léautaud resigned himself to becoming a solitary yet independent writer, thus appearing to be a misanthropist. This is when he started focusing mainly on his Journal, the position that he kept at the Mercure allowing him to remain an observer of the literary life. Gradually, he will come to the realisation that it is these pages that will actually lead him to the position, and bring him the glory, that he had been looking for in the literary field (Chapter IV)
El, Gharbie Rana. "Les journaux de Jean Cocteau." Thesis, Paris 4, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA040055.
Full textIn this thesis, we take on Jean Cocteau’s full body of diaristic work. The poet has eight different diaries to his name spanning from 1928 until his death in 1963 : Opium. Journal de désintoxication, Tour du monde en 80 jours, Journal 1942-1945, La Belle et la Bête. Journal d’un film, La Difficulté d’être, Maalesh. Journal d’une tournée de théâtre, Journal d’un inconnu and Le Passé défini.We will begin by presenting the author’s diaristic practice and defining his approach to the genre. The aim is to demonstrate this activity’s importance to the poet on the one hand, and reveal the diarist’s originality in this form of writing on the other.Then, we will focus on two essential elements in his conception of the genre: publication and readership. We will firstly attend to the writer’s editorial work in order to understand where he positions the sum of his diaries within the field of literature. Secondly, we will define the typical diary reader and identify the different harnessing strategies the poet resorts to. It is with an eye on the potential reader, who is in direct opposition with Cocteau’s contemporary critic, that the writer aspires to immortalize his unmasked soul
Le, Baut Réjane. "Jean Amrouche (1906-1962) : itinéraire et problématique d'un colonisé : analyse de son oeuvre publiée (poésie, critique littéraire, journalisme politique) à la lumière de documents inédits (journal, correspondance)." Paris 4, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988PA040051.
Full textJean Amrouche, a Christian and a berberian, died wrecked by his desperate attempt to be at once both French and Algerian, in the name of values that have been taught to him by France. As a poet, he soon became a literary critic (L'Arche) then an interviewer on the French radio. During his period of integration to occident, the lower parts of his being took over the higher inspirations of his noble soul, but deep inside he kept remorse and nostalgia over that "dead shadow of himself". Together with his profession of writer, he had to go through the spiritual drama of the colonized people. He kept proclaiming that the Algerian problem was in fact a French one. The France of "the rights of man gospel and equality of chances", the "mythical" France is by vacation for liberty of the nations. According to him, the Algerian struggle for dignity and independence was not a struggle against France. Consequently, he involved himself in it by words, writings and secret negotiations. Through them, he recollected his people's soul the one of his eponym hero "Jugurtha", and simultaneously, his poetic inspiration. His route can be lighted trough his diary (1928-1962), his correspondence (820 recovered letters), annotations, rough copies, radio series, all unpublished documents
Roussel-Richard, Lucie. "Les écrivaines-journalistes sous la monarchie de Juillet : la presse au service d'une reconnaissance littéraire." Thesis, Normandie, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018NORMC030/document.
Full textThe present research questions the press pf the July Monarchy as a space of composition and experimentation of the position of woman writer-journalist. It undertakes to analyse the tactics of acceptability and the strategies of writing aimed at the literary recognition of women
Prokop, Lukáš. ""Constructions inachevées" : le sens du fragment littéraire et de l'inachèvement, leur signification dans la construction du moi humain : Stendhal, Deml, Michaux." Thesis, Paris 4, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA040031.
Full textThis work analyzes the relation of a text to one’s identity, to its understanding and to its formationthrough the written language. The relation man–world founded on the awareness of one’s visibility serves forthis analysis, which draws on a hypothesis that one’s visibility within the world is perceived as both a threatand as inauthentic. Human beings make effort to form themselves according to their own principles or tobecome someone else with literary text, to take on disguises and masks, but also to use language as a toolenabling them to uncover their authenticity. Such approach was represented by Stendhal’s work, the foundingstone of literary egotism. The reason is that he focuses exclusively on himself, which is manifested by a doublegesture: self-analysis and self-construction. These gestures, performed by the means of language, have aindirect successor in the work of Jakub Deml. In his texts self-analysis and self-construction can be recognized.By modifying his identity, mainly through the inclusion of other people within it, he attempts to create animpression of omnipresence for influencing reality. Henri Michaux establishes the exploration of his own self as the exclusive focus of his life. For him, it is crucial that the practical approach to a linguistic creation, an approach that consists in using language as a tool for either gaining self-knowledge or for hiding one’s self, be developed into one of the tools for survival. This link between self-creation, and the emphasis, put on apractical approach can capture human identity as something derived from situational circumstances. As a result, human beings perceive their own identity as fragmentary
Práce si klade za cíl postihnout vztah literárního textu k lidské identitě, k jejímu poznání ijejímu formování pomocí psaného jazyka. Výchozí myšlenka se zakládá na výkladu vztahučlověka a světa s ohledem k vědomí vlastní viditelnosti. Dále vychází z hypotézy, že lidskábytost pociťuje svou viditelnost ve světě jako ohrožení na jedné straně a nepřirozenost nastraně druhé. Snahou této bytosti je se formovat podle vlastních představ či se stávat pomocítextu někým jiným, brát na sebe převleky a maskovat se, ale také používat jazyk jako nástrojdobrání se vlastní přirozenosti. Na počátku takového přístupu spočívá Stendhalovo dílo, kteréje považováno za zakladatele literárního egotismu. Důvodem je výhradní zájem jejího autorao svou osobu, který se projevuje ve dvojím gestu: sebepoznávacím i sebekonstrukčním. Obatyto přístupy k jazyku mají své pokračovatele v mnoha literaturách, jednou z nich je literaturačeská, v níž se objevuje dílo Jakuba Demla. I v něm lze snadno vyznačit gesto sebe-poznání isebe-konstrukce. Deml se modifikací vlastní identity, především začleňováním druhých lidído ní, pokouší vytvořit dojem „věčné všudypřítomnosti“. Její navození má být základem vlivuna skutečnost. Henri Michaux stejně tak učiní průzkum sebe sama za výhradní zájem svéhoživota. I pro něj je důležité, že se praktický přístup k jazykovému výtvoru, který je přítomnýv užití řeči jako prostředku sebepoznání či sebeskrytí, rozvine v jeden z nástrojů přežití.Spojení sebetvorby a akcentování praktického použití jazykového výtvoru jako nástrojesloužícího životu pak zachytí i odvození lidské identity od situačních okolností a okamžiků,což způsobí, že lidská bytost bude prožívat svou identitu jako fragmentární a nespojitou
Hébert, Julie. "L'essai chez Marguerite Yourcenar : métamorphoses d'une forme ouverte." Thesis, Paris 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA030029.
Full textThrough the variety of themes and forms offered by Marguerite Yourcenar's essays, the "portrait of a voice" progressively takes shape, inclining the reader to ponder, after the essayist herself, Jorge Luis Borges's warning : "A writer thinks he is tackling a lot of subjects; what he leaves behind, however - if he is lucky - is an image of himself". The essays, in which two contadictory conceptions of time and identity constantly clash, testify to the way the "self" resists its extinction, strongly recommended by the "I", which remains supreme beyond the metamorphoses. From the first essays, in which the young "Marg Yourcenar", in a tense and ornate style, appears to be both alarmed and enchanted by the decline of the West, to the last remarks jotted down in her notebooks, the recurring metaphor of the erosion conveys the extent to which the form is being refined, as well as the self-portrait that emerges from it. The process involves a conception of time that wavers between the flowing and the permanent, and brings forth the value given to the moment, first step towards the "sympathetic magic" which enables the reader to settle at any point of the human time. Thus expanded to the dimensions of the universal "constellation" born of random, or highly determined, encounters, the irrepressible "self" still embodies the resurgences of the individuality, accepted at last as a path towards the universal. After writing essays for fifty years, Marguerite Yourcenar conquered the liberty that defines the form and borders on the autobiographical, when she finally allowed its metamorphoses to closely match the fluidity of the individual life
Côté-Martine, Philippe. "Étude du Journal d'un Parisien anonyme, années 1777-1784 et 1787." Mémoire, 2009. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/2396/1/M10901.pdf.
Full textDion-Picard, Rosalie. "Les revues culturelles, lieux de la parole littéraire : regards métacritiques dans Liberté, L’Inconvénient, Contre-jour et Spirale." Thèse, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/12425.
Full textWhilst Literature Studies are professionalizing and culture becomes less and less prominent in traditional media, literary reviews offer a distinctive voice for criticism. Liberté, L’Inconvénient, Contre-jour and Spirale offer intellectuals, critics and academics alike an adjoining space for the practice of cultural criticism, which positions itself somewhere between scientific publications and mass media. Whether they identify themselves primarily as hermeneutics experts, mediators or scholars, the critics who participate in those reviews all avail themselves of a literary word. Each chapter of this thesis will examine one of the four publications named above, retracing their history and analyzing meta-critical texts published in their pages to outline the differences and similarities between their conceptions of literary criticism, and its function and application. Methods used to conceptualize reviews as groups are akin to the works of Andrée Fortin and Michel Lacroix. By analyzing the recurring themes, the filiations (as Martine-Emmanuelle Lapointe and Anne Caumartin’s works exemplify) and the rhetoric (particularly the notion of ethos as developed by Dominique Maingueneau and Ruth Amossy) of these literary reviews, this thesis will reveal what constitutes, for the critics studied here, the singularity and the value of the literary word.
Auger, Manon. "Un genre sans forme, sans histoire et sans littérature? : lecture poétique du genre diaristique québécois." Thèse, 2012. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/5275/1/D2383.pdf.
Full textSavoie-Bernard, Chloé. "Inventaire pendant liquidation : expériences du temps dans les écritures au féminin au Québec 1970-1990." Thesis, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/25242.
Full textThis thesis posits that the movement called writing in the feminine in Quebec, active from the seventies to the nineties, reflects a singular experience of time. I study works that examine on how literature articulate, if not implement, a transformation or even potential evacuation of patriarchal time. In establishing a paradigm shift in time, this thesis shows, nevertheless, how writing in the feminine inherits parameters, that is to say, particular histories and forms from which the authors wish to detach. Thus, as I examine different themes and formal practices in texts published in journals, books and in films, I am invested in this tension between rupture and recuperation. The first chapter focuses on philosophical and literary texts that interrogate the relationship between gender and politics. It shows how writing in the feminine is inextricably linked to a discourse on literature itself and the realities it engenders. The second chapter studies the works of Nicole Brossard and Louky Bersianik, in which I analyze memory as a place for the renewal of knowledge. The third chapter is devoted to Denise Boucher's Cyprine (1978) and Carole Massé's Dieu (1979), more precisely, to the motif of the rupture of the face to patriarchal time. The construction of a literary history for women in the literary journal La Barre du jour/La Nouvelle barre du jour (1965-1990) is the subject of the fourth chapter. Finally, the fifth chapter looks at ways of constructing a feminine temporality in texts signed by several authors: Retailles (1977), by Madeleine Gagnon and Denise Boucher and La théorie, un dimanche (1988), by Louky Bersianik, Nicole Brossard, Louise Cotnoir, Louise Dupré, Gail Scott and France Théoret. Instilling the feminine into the androcentric narrative of history, this thesis showcases a literary practice that is conscious of itself and its processes, ultimately valuing formal exploration as a political practice.