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Spens, Patrick. "Pierre Michon : la mémoire et la grâce : une présentation critique." Nancy 2, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999NAN21007.
Full textPréclaire, Florian. "Recommencer le monde. Poétiques du récit dans les œuvres de Marie-Hélène Lafon, Laurent Mauvignier, Pierre Michon et Jean Rouaud." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 3, 2023. http://www.theses.fr/2023PA030037.
Full textFrom the 1980’s until today, between the initial assessment of its loss and that, more recent, of its re-creation, the world has been adopted by writers as a discontinuous and questionable subject. It is from traces only that the narratives of Marie-Hélène Lafon, Laurent Mauvignier, Pierre Michon and Jean Rouaud are constructed and constituted, while the re-assessment of the relationship to reality and to the story/History is urging them to question the origin of the world in symbolic terms. The understanding of the world is thus filtered in turns through the lens of the investigation or that of the anthropology to closely link the present to the symbols and myths that tell the story of beginnings. Hence, it is by profoundly questioning the arrangements of its narratives and its poetics that contemporary literature commits to recreating the world. Dealing with begetting figures, it positions itself interestingly between obliquity and ubiquity ; it focuses on rethinking place and time to fit the present time, as well as on re-assessing the scope and the arrangements of its implications ; it summons the whole span of the spectrum of elementary symbolism in the service of representations of the creation and of the depiction of ways of being a part of the world ; lastly it reenacts the place of the world in the cosmos, puts words to things, and questions the link between Human and Animal again in order to delineate the shape of a new ethos
Bleau, Alexandre. "Les Vies de Pierre Michon : Étude spéculative des genres littéraires." Thesis, Lille 3, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012LIL30022.
Full textThis thesis aims at three closely tied goals. The foremost is to understand the works of Pierre Michon, ever since Vies minuscules (Small Lives ; 1984) and up until Les Onze (The Eleven ; 2009), as a precise chain of generic contents, and to demonstrate that this body of work, even though it might appear to belong to older genres such as the "life" and the autobiography, is driven from an essential evolution of contemporary literature so much so that the detailed analysis of its becoming will reveal the underlying universality of numerous so-called personal and idiosyncratic elements put forth by the author. The second goal is to apprehend the complex historical process which leads to such works ; more precisely, the question will be to explain how different periods produce different genres that are as many ways to reflect humanity's "real" existence upon this earth, or : how life, far from being confined to the biographical, is the matter of literature at large, and that the epic, the tragedy ,the chronicles, the romance, etc., are all in their own respect subspecies of the life-genre. Inasmuch as our primary focus will be the necessity of moving from one genre to the other, we shall moreover be lead to see in Michon's works the ultimate determination of the life-genre, and, in a way, its supersession. The third goal will be to seize the concept of the text as that from which the life-genre comes to be and deploys itself, and, to that end, to examine the differences that this concept holds within, namely the fiction, the story and the tale, or in other terms the difference of the narrator, the character and the hero
Delassus, Laëtitia. "L'écriture narrative de Pierre Michon et Richard Millet : "Vies minuscules", "La Grande Beaune" et "la Gloire des Pythre", "L'Amour des trois soeurs Piale" : étude comparative." Bordeaux 3, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006BOR30017.
Full textThis work studies both the contemporary writings of Pierre Michon (1945-) and Richard Millet (1953-) through their respective works : Vies Minuscules, La Grande Beune and La Gloire des Pythre, L'Amour des Trois Sœurs Piale. One rooted in the rural Limousin, the other in Corrèze, these stories are depicted as places of memories and redemption, living graves for valueless people doomed to oblivion. But saving anonymous people from silence by changing their life, either real or unreal, into a legend, means going beyond the sphere of the simple rural biography and entering the one of romantic fiction. Thus swinging between truth and lie, weaving the voices into nets, the story tries through manifold roads to give out a reality which keeps on vanishing. The narrators are not deceived by the vanity of the language and of their project. However, both as an obsessive theme and unavoidable material, the language remains the fundamental stake of their writings which sometimes idolises it like a fetish and sometimes rejects it with violence. Besides, through its fleshly nature, the two authors' message tends to give depth to reality but inevitably comes up against an obsessive question: how to reveal the invisible and the absence? Since they endlessly question the power of appearance, the exploration of the recesses of the language and its potentialities, painting or music are among the ways followed in order to try and free oneself from the mythologies of failure and loss. Struggling with their own impossibility and their artifice, these works let well up the tension which commands their display, between fantasized desire and the deception of their completion
Fustin, Ludivine. "Romanciers cyniques : Octave Mirbeau, Pierre Drieu la Rochelle, Michel Houellebecq." Thesis, Paris 4, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA040011.
Full textThe antique and modern study of the novels by these three cynical writers aims at trying to portray a new authorial status in the history of nineteenth to twenty-first century literature : the status of the cynical novelist. First and foremost, the common thread of this research comes from the essential link between cynicism and truth. On the one hand, truth as historic truth is defined when cynicism (in its philosophical, psychological and ethical terms) is considered by these novelists as a novel material, in other words, a theme, a character, and an attitude, which exposes the reality of their respective century. On the other hand, truth as transhistorical truth is when they endeavour to unveil what mankind and world are. Cynicism comes therefore from the habit of truth-telling, the one that promotes the alethic aspect of the literary text and determines the content of the speech conveyed by the novel. Mirbeau, Drieu and Houellebecq novels have really definite horizons of their owns. But if I consider the common points to these three writers, I can say that this truth-telling process is a centre around which themes, narrative elements and writing processes gravitate. This strong involvement of cynicism in the literary space necessarily implies a singular connection to reality, therefore, it implies for the novelist both to handle carefully this melting of fiction and real-life experiences and to trigger a process of a honest and lucid disclosure towards literature itself. A cynical novelist must expose the weaknesses, the contradictions and even the quirks of literature in order to be as close as possible to what it really is
Nabavi, Seyed Mohammad Nasser. "L'artiste aux prises avec la société et l'histoire dans l'œuvre de Pierre Michon." Thesis, Strasbourg, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018STRAC025/document.
Full textThis thesis focuses on the theme of the artist in the works of Pierre Michon. The artist as a practitioner of a career linked to creation (pictorial, poetic, musical, etc.) is a complicated figure, because he lives on the edge of an inner world proper to himself and of the socio-historical world that surrounds it and that guides its trials. Having written extensively about painters and writers, Michon is one of the contemporary writers who has widely dealt with the labyrinthine process of becoming-artist. Moreover, the question of the artist in this author can only be approached in the company of the socio-historical aspects of his works. Thus, the objective of this work is to analyze the formation of the artist, as well as the crucial role played by the socio-historical bodies in the becoming-artist, in the works of Michon, in order to formulate the point of view of this author with regard to the various dimensions of artistic creation
Adler, Aurélie. "Éclats de vies muettes. Figures du minuscule et du marginal dans les récits de vie d'Annie Ernaux, Pierre Michon, Pierre Bergounioux et François Bon." Thesis, Paris 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA030104.
Full textAnnie Ernaux, Pierre Michon, Pierre Bergounioux and François Bon's life-narratives attempt to bear witness to the genealogical tree of forgotten names and overlooked figures of contemporary society. In dialogue with the epistemological mutations of the social sciences in the 1960's and 1970's, these four authors will work to write History, not from the point of view of the illustrious, but from the point of view of the anonymous. Telling the stories of the voiceless contributes to the renewal of narrative paradigms in the last decades of the 20th century. These figures without history seem to conduce to a process of reduction and marginalization of the novelistic genre itself. The plot of these muted lives unfolds in the form of fragments, snatches from memory or sudden surges of raw reality. The scarcity of archives, the sustained suspicion, both ethical and poetical, regarding the narrative reconfiguration of these real lives lead the writer to abandon the outdated forms of the realistic novel. Such factors also question the social and cultural gap with these « half-others », turned into so many reflections of the self in a shattered mirror. Wrought with personal hypotheses, whether analytical or fantasised, these hybrid narratives reveal a problematic image of the Author, as a lateral and broken entity, informed by major epistemic doubts. In return, these diffracted narrative identities – characters as well as authors – raise questions as to the history of literature, its place and its power of resistance in today's society
Bédrane, Sabrinelle. "Les Recueils de récits brefs au tournant du second millénaire (1980-2005) : hybridité, multiplicité, généricité." Paris 3, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA030147.
Full textMany compilations of short texts are very visible at the turn of the second millennium. Beyond the ‘millennium effect’ rendered by a fragmented structure, a tendency takes shape, articulating two topics, that of the tiny and that of the end of a world. One cannot, however, speak of an arch-genre of small prose. Only the narrative forms interest us. These texts show a pronounced hybridity, hybridity which intervenes on two levels, that of the short accounts and that of the collection. The ‘collection’ dimension must indeed be taken into account and be studied for itself and not only in terms of a lack as compared to the continuous book. We show in what way the collection of short narrative forms functions differently from the collection of fragments. This complex object partakes today of the return to the account. By its square hybridity and its plural dimension, the collection of short accounts casts a new light on the questions of generics
Lapeyre, Marie-Laurence. "La représentation romanesque de la peinture hollandaise du siècle d' or dans les romans français et anglophones depuis Marcel Proust." Paris 7, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA070022.
Full textAll through the history of Western art, literature and painting have had polemical but constructive relationships. In the thick of this exchange, the representation of the Dutch painting of the Golden age is brought out in strong relief in contemporary novels. Among the reasons for the particular interest of the novelists in this school of painting, can be found : its innovating strength, its profuse production, its closeness with the world of the novel ; and also, among he crowd of talented little masters, the patronage of some legendary figures now seen as the beacons of the artistic universe : Rembrandt, Vermeer and Hals. Having forced its way into the novel with Balzac, Dutch painting is then seen in Gautier's and the Goncourts'work, and holds a high rank in Remembrance of Things Past : Rembrandt is indisputably recognized as a genius, and Proust bas highly contributed to the recognition of Vermeer's excellence. Dutch painters may sometimes be met in the work of some acknowledged authors, but are mostly represented in the recent popular editions. This study deals with the status bestowed on to the description by French and English novels since Proust, with the means used to involve the painting - as an object - in the narrative dynamic, with the way the legendary figure of the painters is perpetuated or bent, and in the end, with what's become today of the artist's novel
Tlemsani-Cantin, Charifa Jawad. "Lumières sur le sujet contemporain : pour une poétique du sujet contemporain à travers l’oeuvre en prose de F. Delay, G. Macé, P. Michon et P. Quignard." Thesis, Tours, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008TOUR2021.
Full text"Death of the subject", "return of the subject", Postmodern subject" - modern criticism is not short of such notions and formulae. To know precisely what these mean is, however, another matter entirely... Whilst understanding the contemporary poses an intellectual challenge of one kind, defining the subject poses another of equal importance. For this reason, it seemed methodologically appropriate to define the specificities of the subject today by considering the three dimensions it assumes in the works of contemporary writers - namely the scholarly, the fabulous and the fictional. The corpus of works considered in this study comprises about thirty imaginary lives and meditative essays - literary forms which have developed mainly during the last quarter of the 20th century. These texts, by four relatively well-established literary figures, (P. Michon, G. Macé, P. Quignard and F. Delay) mingle both fiction and reality. It was firstly necessary to determine how the break with the Formalist era had affected the writing of the authors considered. In this regard, they were found to be locking for a more concrete way of self-expression thus avoiding the potential pitfalls inherent in subjective writing. that this re-analysis of subjectivity in the chosen texts equally affects the delicate characterises our times and illustrative of one of the forms of lyricism in contemporary prose. Such tensions in contemporary writing do not lead so much to rupture as to the beginnings of a new configuration. With a lightness, a spectral luminosity and a depth of complexity with a translucent quality, the hologram represents a rich set of metaphors for contemporary writing and the dynamic of the character within our texts. Neither an active force within the world nor disabused by it, the contemporary subject is above all a dreamer constructing its own worlds in which to take place ; altering the present in order to approach others, the contemporary subject presents itself as open to relationships with others, and constitutes a new lyrical entity brought forth by a whispering voice between the real world and the imagined