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Daoust, Isabelle. "Poétique du récit court dans La comédie humaine." Thesis, McGill University, 2002. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=82850.
Full textWithout challenging the principles of concision and concentration, accepted since the XIXth century in regard to the short narrative, this dissertation focuses on strategies pertaining to narration, description and dialogue, which embrace these principles, and which enable the short narrative to distinguish itself from the novel. Within our study of internal components, we analyze how texts are grouped together into a collection. This is one aspect which is an integral part of any study of the short story.
Everything indicates that the short narrative favours concentration, while the novel tends to digress. We will establish the truth of this assertion by studying the proliferation of this narrative and narrative strategies, by examining the functions of description and the components of the portrait, and by analyzing discursive transgressions and the functions of dialogue. What follows will be a study of the composition which will begin by focusing on the "Catalogue des oeuvres de 1845", representing a state of intermediate assembling. What concerns us here is the structure of the collection in The Comedie humaine and of the various ways Balzac explored grouping his works together.
In Balzac's work, the structural differences which exist between the short story and the novel contribute to the actual development of the short narrative's poetics. This dissertation therefore forms an invaluable part of Balzacian criticism and certainly finds a place for itself in genre theory.
Simard-Houde, Mélodie. "Écriture de presse et poétique du récit chez Jean Lorrain." Thesis, Université Laval, 2010. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2010/27400/27400.pdf.
Full textGodin, Guy. "Je t'aime : (récit poétique) ; suivi de L'écriture comme itinéraire initiatique." Thèse, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, 1989. http://depot-e.uqtr.ca/5521/1/000576641.pdf.
Full textHong, Kuo-Yung. "Proust et Nerval : Etudes sur l'univers imaginaire et poétique du récit." Paris 4, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA040076.
Full textMaïsetti, Arnaud. "Bernard-Marie Koltes : écritures du récit." Paris 7, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA070108.
Full textSo far, Bernard-Marie Koltès' work has mostly been studied in its dramaturgical dimension. What previous re¬search has neglected are, first, a transgeneric approach, even though Koltès' non-theatrical texts are as numerous as they are ignored ; and second, a reflection on what appears to be the unifying characteristic of this work, i. E. A constant working on the narrative. This study proposes to take all of the author's texts into account, including early plays, correspondance and interviews, in an effort to set out Koltès' conception of the narrative and to discuss it, to examine what it is based on/where it contes from, what structures it, what it unfurls. After establishing the biogra-phy of the work, following the writing of the texts year after year, this study will look into the poetics of the narra-tive and see how Koltès' writing has an ability to create a singular poetics for almost each particular text. To this end, it will not confront Koltès' works to a preconstructed theory of the narrative but try to uncover his own con-ception. These various narrative forms only make sense in the light of a relation to the world that dictate them : of Koltès' political stand, marked by the ideological fractures of the late 20th century, and of this ethical stand, when it cornes to the author's place in the world and the role he assigns to writing. This ethic of writing is the'raison d'être both of this study and of Koltès' work : find places in the world to write about, narrate territories one belongs to, invent oneself other
Boulay, Bérenger. "Poétique et rhétorique du récit historiographique : pour un nouveau discours de l’Histoire." Paris 8, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA083417.
Full textThis study constitutes a prelude to a New Discourse on History and aims at defining the categories of a theory of the forms and genres of historical writing by expanding and examining Roland Barthes’ proposals in his “Discourse of History”. While adopting Barthes’ approach, this study does not leave out the criticism often targeted at semiotics, structuralism and formalism. Though it mainly focuses on the formal properties of the texts written by historians, this morphological and narratological study is nonetheless intent on accounting for the ways these texts refer to the real world, which is one of their chief characteristics. Hence the title of this work whose translation is rather tricky since Barthes’ article “Le discours de l’histoire” can be both understood as “Discourse of History” (which is the official translation in English) and “Discourse on History”. By choosing to add the adjective “new” to Barthes’ title, a choice which constrains us to swap prepositions, our aim is to emphasize the difference between his approach and ours. From narrative poetics to demonstrative and testimonial rhetoric, we examine the three phases of Paul Ricœur’s historiographical operation and set out to demonstrate what link they entertain. But this has to begin with the examination of the representative phase in order to study the way it is articulated to the explanatory/understanding phase and the documentary phase. Thus, we set out to demonstrate how historical writing is able, through the interplay of representation, explanation and documentation, to lead the reader onto a path towards the real world
Mellier, Denis. "La terreur fantastique et l'écriture de l'excès : théorie et poétique du récit terrifiant." Paris 3, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA030068.
Full textAlthough the fantastic is commonly read as a literature of uncertainty and ambiguity, where undetermined forms would prevail in efficiency and signification over explicit, excessive and in fact demotivated representations, since the gothic novels of the 18th century, another fantastic mode as emerged that proceeds from diametrally opposite poetics. Walpole's and lewis's narratives, lovecraft's hyperboles, the spectacular effects of contemporary horror stories display poetics of excess that works fantastic representation and places its pathos effect in the visibility and determination of frightening objects rather than in suspension of meaning. This study first examines the theoretic conditions under which those representations that are primarily explicit and excessive are maintained and interpretable within the field of fantastic fiction. Second, it questions the poetics that bring into play visibility - first in the mutual influence and deviation between burke's aesthetics of sublime terror and gothic novels, then in lovecraft writing of fantastic. This specularity of excess leads us to question ourselves about the conceptions of language and writing that underlie such a fantastic mode, where the hyperbole and the oxymoron, the description and the unnambale terrify
Campion, Blandine. "La faille et le repli, pour une poétique du récit amoureux chez Gilles Archambault." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1997. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk3/ftp05/nq26653.pdf.
Full textMontalbetti, Christine. "Le voyage et le livre : poétique du récit de voyage d'écrivain au XIXè siécle." Paris 8, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA080722.
Full textThe nineteenth century author of traval narrative, hesitating between two contradictory ambitions, which he tries to reconcile, to be literal or to be literary, alternatively writes about the world and rewrites the library. Superimposed on the ideal of a direct narrative which is based on the model of the daguerreotype, the engraving or the copy of a painting, and which imitates the movement of the referential journey, immediately furnishing an order to the text, is the knowledge gained form secondary sources. Contrary to the explorer, the writer is faced with a space already stacked out by literature ; the narrator uses preexisting texts as models or as foils, unless he considers litterature as an economic system were nothing must be saind twice, which produces either a lacuna, a bibliographical reference or a quote. Fictional texts, because they construct homonymous setting, lead to phenomena of spatial confusion. The assimilation of true and fictional space and the reappropriation of fictional structures resolve the problem uncessantly posed by the narrator of the insufficiency of the actual voyage to constitute a literary object, but on the other hand the referential work is jeopradized. The voyage, an object paradoxical, ideal and impossible to narrate at the same time, invites the writer to rehink the traditional balance of the narrative and disrupts the hierarchy between description and narration, the structural assumptions and the relationship to quotation
Jacobée-Sivry, Éric. "La poétique de l’interstice chez Hédi Bouraoui." Thesis, Paris Est, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PEST0039/document.
Full textBorn in Tunisia, having past its childhood to France, and having taught the comparative literature with the York University of Toronto, in Ontario, in Anglophone Canada, Hedi Bouraoui was with the crossroads of three cultures, and that mark its literary work. Believing in the “transculturalism”, in a real dialogue between the cultures, this writer came from there to write between the cultures, the literary kinds and the languages. According to him, it is the poetic one which in literary work allows best this kind of writing opened, by which the writer is not folded up on itself and its culture of origin, but written in symbiosis with all diversities which offers the world. What this does poetic of the interstice have of original in the universe of the French-speaking literature of today ? What does they brought to him ? In what she does dissociate collective or individual concerns writers and poets of the movement of the negritude ? In what also she does dissociate herself, for example, of the theory of the “whole world” of the poet Edouard Glissant ? This poetic of the interstice comes from there to support a writing in complicity between poets in Livr’errance, but also between the writer and his readers. This desire in complicity in creation as in the reception of literary work isnt’it, even partly, utopian ? Lastly, Hedi Bouraoui estimates that in its work, it is the poetic one which makes it possible best to carry out a writing of the interstice thus defined. It is the poetic one, in particular, which would travel most easily in the other literary kinds? However the account often comes to slip into the poem within its work. Isn’t it essential sometimes on him ? In the same way, the theatrical one does never come to be involved in its accounts transpoetic, in the tale transpoetic, poetry even ? Is it necessary to analyze only the work of Hedi Bouraoui under the angle of “transpoétique”, or also under the angle of what one could name “trans-narrativité and a trans-theatricalness”?
Galichon, Isabelle. "Le récit de soi comme écriture de résistance face au nazisme : du sentiment à l'acte : définition d'une poétique du récit de soi en résistance." Phd thesis, Université Michel de Montaigne - Bordeaux III, 2013. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00994610.
Full textRouane, Soupault Isabelle. "La poétique de l'île dans l'œuvre romanesque de Cervantès." Paris 4, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA040149.
Full textBouferda, Driss. "De la construction du récit : à propos d'un roman polyphonique de Sonallah Ibrahim : Allaz̄na, théorie et analyse." Paris 5, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA05H052.
Full textHansik, Kim. "Poétique et rhétorique du récit dans les écrits de combat de Georges Bernanos entre 1940-1947." Paris 10, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA100062.
Full textThe subject of this study consists to an analysis of the narration in the political writings and essay of Bernanos which have been classified as <>. The first idea of our study : to write pamphlets for Bernanos, it was telling events that answer to an historical time, influenced by the souvenir and the anticipation of the writer. The analysis is based on the major property which has the narration to make double the <> and the <>. The first part of the study is dedicated to the problematic of the destination in bernanos' political writing; the second part, particularly, to the analysis of the relation between the <> et the <>. The narration or the metaphore is used to ask the reality. The narration constitutes the detourning way, but to speak viver. It is also by this way th e narration permits to discover and discover again the reality in its metaphoric function. In bernanosian's narration, we distinguished a double narrative mouvement which underline the two different univers which put in a large part all bernanosian's tellings. In one part, an <> of carnival's world, configurate d by the <> and <>; the other part, a <> of epic world. Finally, the <> and the <> caracterize the narrative system of the telling bernanosian in general
Morita, Naoko. "La poétique du fantôme - Tradition et modernité du récit de fantômes en France et au Japon." Paris 7, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA070108.
Full textThis essay aims to analyse the role of the ghosts in the structures of the stories, to explore the relationship between the notion of ghost or phantom and the literary imagination, and finally to discover the origin of the pleasure of telling ghost-stories. I will approach these questions through a comparison of occidental and oriental texts, in particular of French and Japanese writings. I will try to define what I call the "poetic of the ghost", and the modernity of the ghost story from the end of the eighteenth century to the beginning of the twentieth. In the first chapter, I compare ideas of ghosts in different cultures by means of a study of vocabularies, of notions of the spirit and of illusion, and of ideas of those realms of space and time which supposedly belong to ghosts. In the second and third chapters, some representative ghost stories are analysed from the point of view of their themes. Some ghosts are benevolent and their motivation is human, though they are hardly exempt from the sinister marks of the other world. Most typical ghost-stories, such as those which feature announcements of death or haunted houses, emphasize the frightening nature of the other world and the difficulty of communication between the two worlds. In the fourth chapter, I will examine some stories about evil statues and pictures which evoke not only the horror of ghosts but also the illusory nature of phantoms. The fifth and last chapter is about the writing of ghost-stories. I will argue how the autonomy of the ghost-story as art is provided by the evolutions of science, of the notion of literature, of performance art and of the media
Velasco, Vargas Magali. "Le récit fantastique mexicain au XXème siècle." Paris 4, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA040051.
Full textThe methodological and theoretician difficulty to establish a single criterion that intend to explain exactly the fantastic literature, does not try to delimit neither to give a unique reading, this would be contradicting the gender itself. Exactly the notion of the unknown, the strange, and the unusual is what constitutes the base of the modern fantastic gender. The relevance of a study specialized in the Mexican fantastic story is based on the following argument: in the Mexican literature what has dominated is the realistic speech and the literary critical studies have concentrated on the reflection of elements of the narrative since this realistic perspective. We selected fourteen Mexican authors of the 20th century due to the substantially fantastic elements on some of their short story work. Of each narrator we selected at least one story grouping them according to the themes and motives shared
Rouffanche, Joseph. "Espace du cœur et passion du temps dans l'œuvre poétique de Jean Follain." Paris 10, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985PA100160.
Full textDardompré, Carey. "La lodyans, un romanesque haïtien perspectives historique, poétique and didactique. Perspectives historique, poétique and didactique." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018USPCA027.
Full textThis study will seek to explore lodyans (in Creole) or « l’audience » (in French) as a Haitian literary genre. Lodyans can be described as the art of telling stories. Hughes St. Fort in his review of Haitian Laughter written by Georges Anglade (2006), cites the writer who describes it as follows: ‘‘The lodyans is a uniquely Haitian literary genre whose roots are found in the deepest soil of Haitian culture, at the same level as Haitian Creole language and Haitian vodou. The person who tells the lodyans or stories is known as a lodyanseur’’. From the 1905 to present, many Haitian writers have been used loydyans as a background for their literary works. Among them we cite the following: Justin Lhérisson, Fernand Hibbert, Maurice Sixto, and Gary Victor. This group also includes Georges Anglade, the first to write a theory of the genre; René Depestre, Frankétienne and Dany Laferrière who are not lodyanseurs, but are very influenced by the writing style of those known as such. Based on the works of these lodyanseurs, and the critique of Mikhail Bakhtin, we wish to prove that lodyans is a classical genre even when it borders on the grotesque
Campaignolle, Hélène. "Le récit non-aristotélicien de la fin du XVIIè siècle au XXè siècle : une poétique de l'incertitude." Paris 7, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA070028.
Full textThis research focuses on occidental narrative writing and the evolution of its forms from the end of the classical era, by first confronting two models of discourse: unitary, the "aristotelian" paradigm and plural, the "licymnio-plinian" paradigm. From a definition of these two paradigms in their rhetorical, poetical and praxical implications, the research tackles with the idea of a definition of narrative including the concepts of mobility and plurality [Part 1]. The reflexion follows with an inquiry through the elements from the end of the XVllth century to the end of the XIXth century to understand the conditions of appearances of figures of discourse opposite to the unitary paradigm. Some formal elements - fracture, digression, mobility - are noted down in narrative (Furetière, Diderot, Nerval) and non narrative texts (La Rochefoucauld). These formal elements are then linked to the epistemological context of the works, the emergence and developing of uncertainty [Part Il]. The XXth century is studied through the development of combinatory texts in poetry (Mallarmé, Oulipo) and narrative (Borges, Queneau, Butor, Saporta, Calvino) to follow by an inquiry about the consequences of the appearance of new non-aristotelian narrative forms, plural and combinatory, for the occidental definition of narrative and its categories (time and causality) [Part III]. The last part centres on narrative hypertextual narratives developed in the last quarter of the XXth century. After a technical and rhetorical definition, the study proceeds to a semiotical analysis of these works, underlining new links between uncertainty, image, and plural narrative [Part IV]
Moioli, Aurélie. "Le récit de soi : poétique et politique de la dissemblance : Jean Paul, Ugo Foscolo, Stendhal, Gérard de Nerval." Thesis, Paris 10, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA100151.
Full textThe thesis takes up the question of autobiography by focusing on works at the margins of the genre during the early 19th century, the period in which autobiographical writing in Europe came into its own. The works of Jean Paul, Ugo Foscolo, Stendhal and Gérard de Nerval destabilize established generic and canonic categories. They do so by pointing to the ethical and political issues at stake in the narration of the self, which are in turn linked to the experience of the subject and of time. The thesis thereby identifies and explores another autobiographical “line” emerging alongside canonical forms of the genre, a “line” which recalls Laurence Sterne through the use of arabesques and the reliance upon imagination in life narratives. These works emphasize the “line of poetry” which constitutes life and the subject. The poetics of these eccentric autobiographical works explores dissemblance in writing the self, time, and history. They question reductive understandings of identity as ‘sameness’ and conceptions of time as homogenous. The self is not ‘one’; the autobiographer is alone neither in his body, nor in his language, nor in the act of writing. Rather, he is in constant movement between places and languages, unable to establish a stable grounding for his narrative. The author’s persona is multiple and collective, inverting the myth of the romantic genius. Such transfigurations of the self are tied to transfigurations of memory, which allow for the past to be reenacted in the present and for the future. This melancholic experience is also one of haunting, for narratives of the self draw on the figure of the phantom as a sign of mourning for both personal and historical disjunctions. As witnesses of recent or contemporary revolutions, the autobiographers stress the incomplete nature of both individual and collective history, that is, the potential that such history contains. Narrating the self is therefore prospective; it is memory addressing the future
Emane, Obiang Ludovic. "Les enfants terribles : problématique de la négritude et théorie du récit : essai d'une poétique du roman négro-africain." Paris 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA040190.
Full textRodríguez, José Carlos. "Poétique du dialogue : le sujet textuel dans la séance psychanalytique." Paris, EHESS, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006EHES0022.
Full textThe thesis analyzed the conversationals acts, the dialogicals interpellation employed, the narratives forms and the function of the textual subject, in a real psychoanalytical session. One assimilated the technique freudian to the dialogical practice of a scientific metaphor as a relation between the imaginary one and the symbolic system, the intra- with the inter- contextuality, and, of the patient subject with the agent subject
Lavezzi, Elisabeth. "Le récit et le texte : Le Ravissement de Lol V. Stein de Marguerite Duras : essai de poétique et d'interprétation." Paris 3, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986PA030053.
Full text"the subject of this study is le ravissement de lol v. Stein. Two different methods are used : first an approach in terms of poetics, then an attempt at freudian interpretation. The results of this analysis are set against the patterns to be found in famous french novels. The relation between story and discourse is characterized by the following trait : at the macro-level the story follows a chronological line with an internal frame of reference (chapter i) ; the writing technique has two ways of announcing the future development of the story (chapter 2), and makes allusions to its own past according to a specific mode of flashback (chapter 3) ; chronological verisimilitude is not always respected (chapter 4) ; the variations of rhythm between discourse and story invite to an interpretation of the narrative (chapter 5) (first part). In this novel the first-person narration offers a number of character ristics : several types of narration follow each other (posterior, poster rior-enigmatic, posterior with simultaneous narration effect) (chapter i). The narrator adopts three different attitudes towards the story (absent, witness, hero). He works like a novelist, combining interpretation, invention and aesthetic purpose (chapter 2). He presents the motivations for his becoming a narrator (rivalry and mimetic identification) and the origin of the various types of material he uses (chapter 3) (second part). The meaning which the narrator himself gives to his narrative is implicitly founded on a psychological theory (chapter i) ; moreover the text carries a number of networks external to the logic of the narrative ; the two areas of meaning which have been discovered are representation (performance representation) and transgression (chapter 2) (third part). In our conclusion we find three patterns at work in le ravisse ment de lol v. Stein : the psychological novel, the detective novel and the narrative based on psychoanalytical cases"
Bertrand, Nicolas. "L’ordre des mots chez Homère : structure informationnelle, localisation et progression du récit." Thesis, Paris 4, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA040249.
Full textIn this thesis, I study the principles of word order in Homeric Greek. As it is the case in classical prose, the fundamental principle consists in aligning constituents according to the information structure (IS) of the utterance, i.e. the expression of topic and focus relations. Topic expressions differ in their ratification status. As for focus, two constructions may be identified : a narrow focus construction, where the only element in the focus is placed immediately before the verb, and a broad focus construction, where the verb, optionally followed by other focal elements, builds up a focus domain ; the construal of this domain may be broad or narrow on its last element. Having described the expression of IS in the clause and the various contexts in which the different constructions occur, I explore the margins of the clause (pre- and postclausal positions), and I show that questions embed propositions with their own IS. In the demonstration, I make use of the prosodic partitioning of the utterance, as indicated by the position of postpositives and ratified topic expressions. Then, after studying hyperbaton in Classical and Homeric Greek, I show that tmesis, in Homer, is a kind of pseudo noun incorporation. Finally, building on this linguistic study, I reevaluate Homeric enjambment and try to identify a trope of Homeric poetry (narrative σῆμα), whereby a word (like kalós or stê/éstē) is placed in initial position in the line in order to mark the progression of the narrative
Bouiche, Fayçal. "Vers une poétique du "récit de filiation" contemporain : autour de La Place d'Annie Ernaux et des Vies Minuscules de Pierre Michon." Thesis, Université Côte d'Azur (ComUE), 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019AZUR2032.
Full textThis doctoral work is intended to be a comparative approach in contemporary French literature. The title of the project: « Towards a poetics of the contemporary "récit de filiation": around La Place (Gallimard, 1983) by Annie Ernaux and Vies minuscule (Gallimard, 1984) by Pierre Michon" will be the expression synthetic as well as critical of an attempt to approach, identify and evaluate a non-irrelevant part of this burgeoning literature. It will first be an opportunity to show the characteristics, challenges and limits of the "récit de filiation", an expression coined by Dominique Viart in an article that dates from 1999. Then, starting from these results, we will explain the literary and scientific interest of the study of the two bookis of our corpus and how they are perfectly representative of the birth of this genre in the early 80s, which will concretely translate into the quantitative and qualitative success that must be interpreted as the undeniable proof that this contemporary period tries, through this genre, to grasp some deep reasons for his being and his future. This research will deliberately use an approach that will implement analytical tools belonging to several distinct but complementary fields: literary history, general and comparative literature, sociology, ethnology, anthropology and poetics intimate writing. This choice is at the same time motivated by the initial formation received in Modern Letters, and imposed by the nature of the subject; a multidisciplinary reading of this emerging literature and this emerging genre will become an evidence. Moreover, in order to better understand the problematic, we will also adopt historical, generic, thematic, stylistic and narratological approaches
Diop, Sidy. "Mythes, paradigmes et digressions dans l'Iliade et l'Odyssée : Etude sur le récit traditionnel et la création poétique dans les épopées homériques." Besançon, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992BESA1017.
Full textThe conception of truth in greek epics depends on the social control which bounds the poet. Truth epic word is conform to a special co-e, it is "kata moiran". Digressions which, in the iliad and the Odyssey, tell about different myths and legends, constitute a new instrument in view of a better knowledge about the true story. These metastories, as far as they are pronounced by characters, can give us an idea of epic creation : like an epic singer, the character storyteller extracts his theme from a traditional subject and reformulate it in a personal manner. Digression always appears in the iliad like a mythical paradigm which serves to explain a situation or to illustrate a speech. Frequently, storytellers modify their mythical theme so much they are in contradiction with tradition; they can also create new motives which are attributed to tradition. In the Odyssey, digression has more complex relation with the work. More linked by composition in the Odyssey, digression is a reflexion more than a simple paradigm. In the Iliad and the Odyssey so, true metastory is not the one which is conform to subject. The conception of truth is dependent on the art of treatment of paradigmatic or reflexive metastory
Cohen, Olivia-Jeanne. "Lointains fanés et silencieux : La représentation de ĺespace dans ĺoeuvre poétique de O.V. de L. Milosz." Paris 3, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA030122.
Full textSpace's representation in poetic works sttles "la quete du je" through his "centralisation". O. V. De l. Milosz represents lyric subject as exiled and in perpetual renaissance; places suggest mixed and quartered itineraries. Time is echo of space, represents movement, shiftings and places stagnation, evolution through "atopiques" places, "amorphes" places, suspension between the past and the present. L'espace concret du moi expresses topography and places's essential characteristics. L'espace interactif represents rela tionship between self and the other through gestures, desire, wordk impulse and repulsion. Fictionnel space projects "points-of-vue" of lyric subject about dreamed space, imaginary world, sensual and mystic of milosz. Textual and intertextual space transposes self's rewriting through other texts, others writers, others cultural referenc es, others symbolic aspects. Space, outlined through "face and silent distances", dimed and unveilled through horizon lines which ascend about self, expresses "strates", "palimpsestes", discontinuities and uninterrupted echos
Gomez, Anne-Sophie. "L’écriture de l’espace dans l’oeuvre de Thomas Bernhard et de Paul Nizon : essai de poétique comparée." Artois, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007ARTO0001.
Full textAlthough never undertaken before, the comparison of Thomas Bernhard’s and Paul Nizon’s works appears to be worthy of scholarly attention. Besides highlighting some analogies and inevitable differences, such a comparison leads to studying the relation of space to language and textuality from an aesthetical point of view. Despite the bibliographical discrepancy inherent to the choice of our corpus, this study sets out to underline the textual – thematic and above all stylistic – presence of space, in particular through the investigation of some motives such as narrowness or confinement. Consequently this thesis focuses with detailed scrutiny on the writing of space and on the verbal repercussions of the relation between text and space, insisting for example on semantic non-congruence, tautology or psittacism. The following study will allow us to enhance the mechanisms of a deceptive aesthetic equally shared by both authors and equally linked to the notions of dissonance and Fehlentsprechen. The results of the syntaxic and lexical study of each work will lead us to conclude that, with Nizon as well as with Bernhard, space happens to follow a “scriptorial” rather than a pictorial paradigm, thus giving high significance to language
Orsini, Dominique. "Une parole vive : la représentation dramatique du récit et ses fonctions dans le roman-mémoires de la première moitié du XVIIIe siècle." Paris 3, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA030086.
Full textBased on the study of ninety three French novels of the early eighteenth-century, this thesis suggests a poetic of the memoir-novel, conceived as the setting of the elaboration of fictional memoirs. This twofold poetic is assumed at the same time by a memorialist character and by the novelist himself. It presents a dramatic form which lies on three aspects : the polyphony (clear or blurred) ; the topical elements ; and the narrative project which implies a polymorphous narratee. Its setting is completed throughout each three stages of the elaboration of the memoirs : the narration as a narrative, the narration as a writing - in a context of space, time and motive (intention and motivation) - ; then the publication shaped out of both redactional and editorial palimpsests, which could be taken up by others characters and which give to the reader information about the destiny of the memorialist and his manuscript
Cagnat-Debœuf, Constance. "La mort classique : pour une poétique du récit de mort dans la littérature en prose de la seconde moitié du XVIIe siècle." Paris 4, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA040346.
Full textThe aim of this thesis is to study the way of writing death in the elite of the second part of the seventeenth century. Two types of literary testimonies -letters of consolation and narratives of death-have been analyzed. But few exceptions, discourse on death in the letters of consolation is not original: the same themes are developed in every letter; besides, they were already appearing in antic consolations. On the contrary, the narrative of death proved to be a strategic place where are in confrontation the influence of patterns, the writer's tricks and his own sensibility. Thus, the hagiography has seemed to doubly influence the representation of death: on one hand, it explains the constitution of a language of death, in which simple facts became signs of the dead people's godliness; on the other hand, it contributes to explain the permeability of the mentalities to the marvelous facts which arrive at death. But deathbed and public execution are also related through theatric and pictorial forms which are characteristic of their spectacular nature. Sudden death offers two faces: some consider it as the bad death, others as a desirable issue. This double discourse favored a strategical use of the narrative. Finally, two works have been submitted to a particular light: Mme de Sévigné's letters and Mr. De Pontis' memoirs offer a treatment of death narratives which is original and emblematic of the elite's practice
Combes, Isabelle. "Écrire le voyage en Chine (1840-1939) : Poétique et altérité." Thesis, Paris 4, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA040193.
Full textThis study concerns itself with two aspects of the techniques of French-speaking travel writers who visited China between 1840 and 1939 and of those who lived thereduring this period: on the one hand their writing practices and on the other the manner inwhich their texts deal with the notions of exoticism and the Other. The archetype of the romantic voyage constitutes an important reference, but the preceding centuries are takeninto account, too. The study integrates the geographical, historical, political, cultural andphilosophical complexities which characterised the West and the Far East during this particular hundred-year period. These « collective » factors are complemented by other similarly important but specifically personal elements : the individual character of thejourney, biographical details, spiritual convictions, reading preferences and the writers’particular conceptions of literature and writing.The first part of the dissertation examines the founding characteristics of the travelwriting and approaches the corpus from an historical perspective. The second part exploresthe interactions between the journey itself and the way it is described in order to highlightan art of composition which transforms experience and memories into writing. The thirdpart considers the travel writing as the work of the imaginary through a synthesizing analysis of exoticism, and the problem of the representation of the Other by means of twounifying themes: the blank areas on the map and the Chinese language
Kwizera, Jean-Paul. "La poétique de l'espace dans l'œuvre romanesque de Saverio Nayigiziki." Thesis, Metz, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010METZ003L.
Full text"Mes transes à trente ans (Escapade ruandaise)", Saverio Nayigiziki's great work, is an exceptional novel, of major importance in Rwanda's literature, but in African literary history too. This study of the novel shows how essential is the spatial dimension in the narrative and in the fiction as well. Using a narratological approach, it analyses the novelistic practices which organize spatial representations within the realistic literary tradition. Our dissertation has three parts. The first one analyses textual organisation which represents space according to realistic patterns, as they are known in french literature of the 19th century, and according to the language constraints. The second part is devoted to the links between space and the narrative systems. Finally, the third part is a study of the diegetic impact of spaces representations, and of the way the novel is structured with spatial informations. All those approaches show how space is not only, or not at all un stage setting for the story, but much more an essential part of textuality, which is nearly related to characters, events, and to the global meaning of this travel story through Rwanda and other lands of Africa's heart
Bourgeois, Marie-Élaine. "Poétique du récit de voyage fictif québécois au XXe siècle de l'initiation du sujet à sa fragmentation (Marie Le Franc, Gabrielle Roy, Louis Gauthier, Lili Gulliver)." Mémoire, Université de Sherbrooke, 2006. http://savoirs.usherbrooke.ca/handle/11143/2440.
Full textPetit, Adrienne. "Le Discours romanesque des passions. Rhétorique et poétique des passions dans la fiction narrative en prose du XVIIe siècle." Thesis, Paris 4, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA040171.
Full textThis PhD dissertation aims at studying the changes that took place during the XVIIth century in the way passions are expressed and represented in narrative fiction in prose. With the transition from long novels (« longs romans ») to the « nouvelles galantes », the year 1660 is often considered a landmark date for the novelistic genre. This formal renewal has a particular bearing on the question of affectivity, from a stylistic, enunciative and pragmatic point of view. Whereas pathetic expression is redefined by the critique of ornament and the promotion of the natural, the vissicitudes of the novel seem to be partly correlated to those of the art of speaking. By taking the whole century as our object of study, through a vast choice of fictional, rhetoric and poetic texts, we have tried to describe one by one the stages of this evolution. This perspective leads us to qualify the innovative character of the « nouvelle historique et galante ». The baroque novel presents itself as an anthology of passionate discourses. However, from the 1620s on, a fading away of the narrative voice, and consequently of the marks of an emotional narration, take place. Equally, the psycho-narration associated in literary history with the Princesse de Clèves is already a well attested narrative technique in the first XVIIth century. Following the tradition of the history of literary forms, we wish to offer a new periodisation of the novelistic genre, through the analysis of the semiotisation of passions
Ansquer, Marine. "Récit morisque et expérimentation fictionnelle ou comment penser et dire différemment l'insoutenable altérité." Thesis, Lyon, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019LYSE2077.
Full textThe so-called “Moorish novel” was born in 16th and 17th-centuries Spain. It includes four main works: the anonymous Historia del Abencerraje y la Hermosa Jarifa, the two parts of Guerras Civiles de Granada by Ginés Pérez de Hita, the “Historia de los dos enamorados Ozmín y Daraja” by Mateo Alemán, and the episodes involving Ruy Pérez, Zoraida, Ricote and Ana Félix in Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes. These texts stage peaceful relationships between Moors or moriscos and Christians, which arouse a lot of interrogations: what is the meaning of this idealized (asepticised, maybe?) representation of relationships between members of different religious communities at a time when discriminations towards the morisca community are increasing, and will soon lead tothe drastic decision of the expulsion in 1609? We intend to study the representation of the morisco Other in these works: the authors reutilise and question discourses and images linked with the morisca community. Thus they include their texts in the contemporary polemic. By doing so, they have to question every literary convention, especially the intercalation or narrative embedding. These poetic considerations allow them to embody an incontestable modernity in literature
Charles, Lise. "Les Promesses du roman. Poétique de la prolepse sous l’Ancien Régime (1600-1750)." Thesis, Paris 4, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA040187.
Full textThere is a paradox of prolepsis : because it tells in advance an event of the story, it runs the risk of ruining suspense ; because it only evokes this event allusively, it may, on the contrary, help to create suspense. The use of anticipation has always been at the core of the debate on narrative tension. Through the study of ancient and classical poetics and rhetorics, brought in comparison with contemporary theories, this work seeks to retrace the long history of a highly controversial narrative device.Reading the novels of the Ancien Régime, one may see this paradox at work. At the dawn of the seventeenth-century, prolepses belong, along with in medias res openings, to the repertoire of artificial contrivances used in the building of huge novelistic machines, as they keep the reader’s mind suspended ; in the first half of the following century, the Memoir-Novel uses the very same device to establish a new manner of writing : prolepses become the sign of an unsophisticated prose, attuned to the effusions of the heart.At stake here is the reader’s progressive apprehension of the text and the way he interprets the narratorial voice. Narratological tools are re-examined and refined so as to take into consideration the act of reading and its dynamics ; elements of enunciative linguistics are used for the study of small textual units and subtle narrative manipulations. Through this overview of one hundred and fifty years of prose fiction, we trace the different manners in which expectations are aroused, usually fulfilled, and exceptionally frustrated
Leroy, Séverine. "L'oeuvre théâtrale de Didier-Georges Gabily : poétique d'une mémoire en pièces." Thesis, Rennes 2, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015REN20007/document.
Full textThis thesis covers the work of French writer and stage director Didier-Georges Gabily (1955-1996), his published and unpublished texts as well as production archives and interviews with his actors and collaborators. The perspective is that of a poetics of memory, a disenchanted vision of contemporary society that transpires out of the confrontation of the past with the present, resulting in the deconstruction of myths in contemporary dramatic space, be they myths bequeathed by former directors/actors or political myths such as communism; in either case, these two angles open a perspective onto a community in the making. The analysis is based on an observation of the impact of memory upon both dramatic structure and speech/dialogue patterns, as a recurrent dramaturgical structure resting on a former catastrophe is what the characters are constantly – and helplessly – trying to piece back together. As a result, action is replaced by narrative, which results in aseries of monologues, a “romanization” of drama (Sarrazac). The approach is based on aesthetic criteria together with the analysis of the dynamics of history in the work (both as a series of topoï and as a structuring pattern) to offer a reading of the work that reveals the complex interplay of time and performance in the author’s quest. The influence of the concreteness of the stage on Gabily’s writing is analysed in the last section of this research and reveals a process of perpetual hybridization, manifesting the importance of the actors’ bodies and the materiality of the stage in his writing. The analysis of the different threads in the fabric of literary and artistic heritage in Gabily’s work for the stage reveals the emergence of an aesthetics ofresistance going against the overall violence prevailing in liberal society
N'Dreman, Assoi Jean-Luc. "Ethique et poétique dans l'oeuvre de Paul Ricoeur et dans les traditions africaines." Thesis, Lyon 3, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2012LYO30088/document.
Full textRicoeur’s philosophy shows us that there is not any comprehension of self without it being mediated by signs, symbols and texts; it can be, therefore, interpreted as a chance given to the African philosophy. In fact, if we estimate that the ethical field extends to all human domains and if we admit, like Ricoeur does, the synonymy between action and existence – “to say I am, means I want, I move, I do” – thus the traditional African, who hasn’t a systematical thinking as required by the Greek philosophy, but instead has developed a thinking of what he can do, can bring into the ethical discourse his modest contribution. In reality, his myths, his tales and sometimes his chants, all contain a message that is at the same time: practical, symbolical and philosophical, with a universal character. To enter into a tail is like entering inside one’s self
Mapangou, Dacharly. "La fiction romanesque de la postmodernité et ses labyrinthes : l'exemple des textes d'Alain Robbe-Grillet (France, 1922-2008), de Juan José Saer (Argentine, 1937-2005) et de Boubacar Boris (Sénégal, 1946-)." Phd thesis, Université Paris-Est, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00839137.
Full textSheng, Li. ""La forme d'une Vie" dans trois récits de Julien Gracq : étude de style." Thesis, Lyon, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020LYSE3051.
Full textIn Gracq’s work, the transformation of the world cannot be achieved without an immobile contemplation, which preferably has its place in the poem or the painting. The initial hypothesis is that by blurring literary genres, Gracq investigates some common places of daily life where the author-narrator can cultivate two essential activities for him: walking and wake up dreaming. The three novels, to be considered as a trilogy, exploit the same historical configuration: an impalpable war forces the characters back to a wilderness where nothing counts more than the outlines of the world. This state of regression immediately brings out poetic images, which circulate in a dialectic of the outside and the inside, of the small and the big, of the real and the unreal ... The bipolar system of space is organized in Gracq’s stories around an axis, a border, sometimes a road and also a poetic refinement, a minute accuracy, which manifests itself not only in the rigor of the linguistic expression of space, but also in the happy attempt to narrativize space
Barraband, Mathilde. "Pierre Bergounioux, François Bon : la connaissance à l'oeuvre : essai d'histoire littéraire et de poétique historique." Paris 3, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA030045.
Full textThis thesis compares the literary projects of two French writers, who began to publish in the 1980s : Pierre Bergounioux, born in 1949, and François Bon, born in 1953. The project encompasses the entirety of their already substantial works without any temporal or genre limitations. These brothers in literature share the same conception of literary writing as a tool for the exploration and even organization of a world which is still awaiting a language and a representation of its own. Based on similar projects, each of the two works grew in a unique manner, finding solutions sometimes similar sometimes divergent, but always questioning literature’s relationship to knowledge. Our purpose is to capture from the perspective of literary history and historical poetics the dynamics of the two works, to compare them, but also to situate them in the literary and cultural landscape of the late twentieth and early twenty first centuries. Our survey covers three steps : the intellectual, political and literary initiation (end of the 60s-beginning of the 80s), the first published novels (the 1980s), the diversification of genres (90s to the present day)
Proulx, Marie-Pierre. "La poésie de Patrice Desbiens à l'épreuve de la scène : adaptation textuelle et scénique de L'Homme invisible/The Invisible Man." Thèse, Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/20571.
Full textTroca, Renata Ávila. "Os trincos e portões abertos pela poética da voz : da escola à escuta de vozes e de mulheres." reponame:Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UFRGS, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/10183/170414.
Full textO estudo que aqui se apresenta tem como princípio romper os trincos que são os limites impostos e, às vezes, rompidos a pontapé, como apontará Ferréz, expoente da chamada Literatura Periférica, a respeito da voz e da escrita que vem das periferias. Para que isso ocorra, é necessário saber chegar aos portões, metáfora utilizada para apresentar as narradoras orais que se entrecruzam neste trilhar: dona Enilda; transita para dentro de casa, e dona Sirley; transita para fora. Para desenvolver essa metáfora, fiz uso de estudos e apontamentos de pesquisadores em diversas áreas desde história, geografia, antropologia, além de gramáticos e críticos literários. No entanto, Gaston Bachelard e Michel de Certeau ganham destaque no diálogo que travam sobre definições de casa e suas maneiras de habitá-las. O texto todo, por mais que – por vezes – disperso – encontra-se guiado pela definição de Poética da voz já que também é a chave da pesquisa a respeito do porquê de ela existir e da necessidade de parar para escutá-la. A escola Estadual Lília Neves, situada na Vila da Quinta- Rio Grande/RS foi a escolhida, por ser onde atuo como professora de rede estadual, para traçar um panorama da vida estudantil em escola pública até chegar ao questionamento do uso e qualidade dos livros didáticos apresentados pelo Governo. Em meio a esse panorama, a Literatura se manifesta de diferentes maneiras, ora via oralidade, com análise do documentário O zero não é vazio; ora com estudos de autores canônicos como Mário de Andrade, ora com apresentações de artistas anônimos, músicos, escritores portugueses ou africanos. A fim de averiguar o rastro de por onde caminhei, realizei uma pesquisa quantitativa, nos portais virtuais das bibliotecas de três universidades gaúchas pelas quais passei: FURG, UFPel e UFRGS. Esses dados filtrados pelas palavras-chave memoria, voz, oralidade e narrativa originaram uma síntese esclarecedora de que voz estamos falando em nossa ciência acadêmica.
Acharchour, Tassadit. "La quête de l'identité dans le récit : étude stylistique et poétique : Le premier homme d’Albert Camus : Les Oliviers de la justice de Jean Pélégri : Ébauche du père de Jean Sénac : Outremer de Morgan Sportes." Thesis, Dijon, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016DIJOL008/document.
Full textThis dissertation deals with the quest for narrative identity in four distinct narratives: Le Premier Homme, by Albert Camus; Les Oliviers de la justice, by Jean Pélégri; Ébauche du père, by Jean Sénac; and Outremer, by Morgan Sportes. The authors of these narratives belonged to the community of French people born in Algeria and, later on, to that of the pieds-noirs. The texts examine mainly the end of French Algeria. This accounts for the reference to the years 1954-1962, among other periods of time, and to the tragic consequences these years led to, including exile and uprooting. The designation “French Algeria” in itself contains at least a dual reference to identity, if not referring to a plurality of components. For each of the four authors considered, defining or expressing their identity creates a real difficulty, which increases when origins are ambiguous. This is what I have attempted to explore, notably through the enunciation and interlocution process, as questions about oneself are questions articulated by one person to a third party. Beyond this, my aim is to highlight the concepts of otherness and of the way one is seen by another person, as well as the role they play in the constitution of the self or in the construction of a claim about any identity, for the quest is organized around the relation to this other. This work shows that while there are no clear or satisfying answers to the initial interrogations of the narrators the search for identity is a journey that leads to the construction of a truth about oneself which imparts meaning to one’s existence
Girleanu, Simona. "Histoires et poétiques de la ville : représentations de Paris et Londres dans la deuxième moitié des Lumières." Thesis, Lille 3, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012LIL30009.
Full textThe two great European capitals, Paris and London, are emblematic of the phenomenon of urban growth in the second half of the Enlightenment. The aim of our study, based on travelogues, architectural treatises and other writings on the two cities, is to elaborate a cultural and literary history of Paris and London by means of a multiple approach of the concept of representation which combines history and poetics. On the one hand, the analysis of the urban projects designed for Paris and London allows us to pinpoint two complementary manners of conceiving the city: public magnificence and public utility. Between these two poles emerge the concepts of embellissement and (urban) improvement which stem from an artistic and, respectively, technical urban imaginary. Moreover, the general debate on urban improvement fosters the emergence of a public sphere of science, demonstrated through two maps of places of science in Paris and London, conceived for the purposes of this study.On the other hand, a poetic approach of these urban representations shows the overlapping of aesthetic and epistemological issues. Firstly, the emergence of the architectural concept of character accounts for the link between the process of reading the city, the collaboration of arts at this time and urban improvement. Secondly, the comparative analysis of different types of urban descriptions allows us to demonstrate the circulation of several descriptive patterns, among which the pattern of the ideal city is the perfect embodiment of the subtle connections between urban forms and forms of discourse in the second half of the Enlightenment
Roquain, Alexandre. "La poétique du temps dans le théâtre de Lope de Vega : structures et figures de la temporalité dans la comedia nueva." Thesis, Le Mans, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011LEMA3010/document.
Full textThis thesis aims to analyse the mechanisms of the poetics of time in the theatre of Lope de Vega from 80 comedias of the author spanning his entire literary career and belonging to all dramatic sub-genres. The introduction establishes the basics of reflection for the thesis. In the introduction, we define the essential concepts about temporality: Brief Time and Long Time. A play is deemed Long if the action lasts more than ten days. The main purpose of the investigation is to characterise time structures in Lope’s plays. This thesis contains seven chapters where the plays are analysed according to time criteria. The first two chapters deal with Brief Time. In the following chapters, we focus on Long Time structures and figures. In the last chapter, we consider theoretical aspects of temporality in Lope's plays. The author establishes a poetics of double temporality which brings together two notions: time alternation and mixity. Time alternation corresponds with a switch between a brief act and a long inter-act, or vice versa. Mixity consists of lengthening or shortening devices. We postulate that Lope de Vega establishes in his plays at least one of the six modalities of dual temporality explained in this last chapter. The poetics of double temporality is also an aesthetics because the poet seeks the dramatisation of the whole of time and the balance between Brief Time and Long Time
Nuh, Ilsiona. "Le texte dans le codex : émergence poétique et images sociales (Marie dans le théâtre du Moyen Âge)." Thesis, Université Clermont Auvergne (2017-2020), 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020CLFAL012.
Full textThe dramatis personae of Mary in La Présentation de Marie au Temple, Les Miracles de Nostre Dame par personnages and Le Mystère de la Passion d’Arnoul Gréban is at the intersection of languages, poetical genres, and places where drama is performed. Her character is inspired by the Christian faith in the Incarnation: within the Virgin was incarnated the Word of God who, in his human form, in the person of the Son, spoke to men. The fundamental affirmation of Christianity underlines the importance of the Word. Nevertheless, the New Testament is discreet about Mary, while the religious plays show the mother of Lord characterized by a self-expression, a mainly lyrical one. Inspired by texts in Latin and in vernacular, from literary and rhetorical texts, and under the influence of social realities, the character of Mary is at the confluence of these currents that she transcends and, at their interstice, models a new way of expressing faith, to which the dramatic form gives a collective dimension. Based on the material and poetical analysis of the manuscripts, this thesis aims to show the dynamics that give life to Mary in theatre and the repercussions of her character on the poetry of the dramatic text, as well as on the communities it engenders
Mapangou, Dacharly. "La fiction romanesque de la postmodernité et ses labyrinthes : l’exemple des textes d’Alain Robbe-Grillet (France, 1922-2008), de Juan José Saer (Argentine, 1937-2005) et de Boubacar Boris (Sénégal, 1946-)." Thesis, Paris Est, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PEST0014/document.
Full textThis study answers the following title: Romantic fiction of postmodernity and its mazes. The example of the texts of Alain Robbe-Grillet (France, 1922-2008), of Juan José Saer (Argentina, 1937-2005) and of Boubacar Boris Diop (Senegal, 1947-). It intends to identify, under authority methodological of poetic text the various modalities by which the pattern of the labyrinth becomes established as privileged substrate of the poetic narrative in three writers belonging to different linguistic and cultural areas. The choice and examination of the texts of these three writers rest on the will to show the deployment of this pattern in the internal organization of the postmodern romantic fiction. Indeed, integrated in the internal dynamic of writing in a very diversified way, the pattern of the maze appears in all the problems which cross the romantic writing. For methodological convenience and scientific rigour, this study deploys according to three complementary axes. While the first is entitled "The labyrinth as obsessive invariant of the romantic fiction of postmodernity" sets out to bring out the different aspects in which this pattern unfolds in dynamic textual postmodern fictional narrative, the second which is entitled "The labyrinth as constitutive modality of the narrativity of the story : romantic fiction of postmodernity to the test of discontinuity", gets down to examine how this pattern is part of a writing project that claims the discontinuity principle as narrative, and the third which is entitled "The labyrinth as a characteristic modality of interdiscursivity and intergenericity textual dynamic : romantic fiction of postmodernity to the test of polyphony" undertakes to show how this pattern is constitutive of polyphony which governs the dynamic of textual postmodern fictional narrative
Ollende-Etsendji, Tracy. "Littérature et musique : Essai poétique d'une prose narrative musicalisée dans Ritournelle de la Faim de Jean-Marie Gustave le Clézio, Tous les matins du monde de Pascal Quignard, Les ruines de Paris de Jacques Réda et Jazz de Toni Morrison." Thesis, Tours, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014TOUR2021/document.
Full textSince ancient Greece, the music and literature concepts have always been linked. In fact, this relationship had started from the consequence of several aesthetic affinities that coordinate as much as one structure and one materializes the data to expose. In other words, literature has always served as a structure or support the twentieth century to say the language phenomena including mathematics, data processing and many other fields. Also, the musical aesthetics essentially containing the rhythmic codes including “figures de silence”, acoustic codes (music notes, musical instruments), the frequency of notes, especially their height and amplitude; under the musical form of the narrative structure that’s mean, semantic and discursive articulation of words and phrases that actually conceal codes music, reveals a kind of overflow of the literary text.....So, this work of correspondence between the semantic and discursive discontinuity text of the twentieh century (contaminated by the codes of music) and the creation of a musical game that will help us better understand the link between literature and music.... Our study supports on four works (books) : All the Mornings of the World Easter Quignar Ritournelle Hunger the JMG Le Clezio, The ruins of Paris Jacques Reda and Jazz bu Toni Morrison
Rolet, Serge. "Les récits de Leonid Andréïev (une poétique de l'angoisse)." Paris 4, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA040376.
Full textIn l. Andrejev's short stories, the main constant theme is anguish. The structure of the narrative diverges from that of the classical short story. The writer's model world is a refusal of rationalism: the absolute lies in the nothingness