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Dumoulin, Gilles. "Du collage au cut-up (1912-1959) Procédures de collage et formes de transmédiation dans la poésie d'avant-garde". Phd thesis, Université de Grenoble, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00943454.
Texto completoMartinez-Chauvin, Andrea. "L’empreinte du surréalisme en Espagne dans l'œuvre de Juan Larrea, Vicente Aleixandre, José María Hinojosa et Joan Miró (1918-1932)". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Sorbonne université, 2023. https://accesdistant.sorbonne-universite.fr/login?url=https://theses-intra.sorbonne-universite.fr/2023SORUL162.pdf.
Texto completoIs it possible to « do » surrealism without necessarily being a surrealist? The scope and aim of this thesis is to locate the course of writing for three contemporary poets and a painter-poet – Juan Larrea (1895-1980), Vicente Aleixandre (1898-1984), José María Hinojosa (1904-1936), Joan Miró (1893-1983) –, between 1918 and 1932, beyond those debates recounted through literary history. This period in time allows to consider the singularity from their first work in relation to their creative process. Despite the birth of the surrealist adventure in 1924 under the aegis of Breton, that doesn’t kindle any engagement from their side, the disinterest is only apparent. While translation from French to Spanish gains importance in ultraist magazines and papers, Larrea, Miró and Hinojosa turn themselves to the French capital and are thought of as transient figures from 1925. Through their readings, the four creators know first-handedly the multiple productions from a newly born surrealism, building their work through echoes and shared formal characteristics. To this is added an altered reception of the movement in Spain: its modalities allow to discern the dialogue that is developed, between the first surrealist texts and their approach, unique to the creator, in works that single them out in the Spanish literature scene. This connection to surrealism, deliberate but tacitly entertained, allows to discern a questioning about the practice of automatism, slipping into a cosmic register. Thereby, the frontiers are blurred and leave room to the architectonic conception of a poetic work in perpetual formation, in a necessary and constant renewal, to leave new marks on both language and canevas
Montabord, Karine. "Dada et la danse : dans les interstices de l'interdisciplinarité (1913-1924)". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Bourgogne Franche-Comté, 2023. http://www.theses.fr/2023UBFCH032.
Texto completoThe backbone of this study is the fact that dance, even if not continuous, is a constant in dada events. Past researches focus on the meeting in Zurich, between the dadaists, Rudolf Laban dance school and Mary Wigman, however dance itself has never been the central point of a global study, taking into account a larger group of Dada locations. This thesis studies the events that took place between 1913 and 1924 in the four major hearts of Dada : New York, Zurich, Berlin and Paris as well as Geneva and the Dada Tour in the Netherlands. The argument of this work is approached from two angles: first, an emphasis on identifying (who dances, what, when and why? How does dance take place in the events? ) and second, putting the emphasis on the impact that dance within the dada movement had on artistic production, especially for the visual arts. Dance is not approached as an isolated event but instead is linked with other dada activities, in the context of an interdisciplinary exchange. Dadaists meet in cafes, private lounges, concert halls and ballrooms, dance is part of their everyday life and is thus approached initially as a social practice, as entertainment meaning leisure but also the diversion of forms of expression. Dance is also used as a medium favoring interdisciplinary exploration, kinesthetic experiences that artists can then transpose in their works, thanks to common elements between dance and visual arts. Thereafter, the traces of dance can be explored, as a subject as well as a metaphor. Finally, dadaists call for a renewal of the materials of art. However, during the events, the body is seen as a crucial material, readily available for artists. Hence, the interest taken in materiality and plasticity of the body also establishes a path towards dance
Rondinelli, Maria Francesca. "Histoire littéraire, artistique et culturelle de la naissance des avant-gardes surréalistes en Égypte francophone, des années 1920 aux années 1940". Thesis, Université Grenoble Alpes, 2020. https://thares.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr/2020GRALL007.pdf.
Texto completoIn Egypt from the end of the thirties to the post-war period, a group of young intellectuals led the collective "Art et Liberté / Al-Fann w-al-Hurryiah". From an artistic, literary and political point of view it conveyed libertarian, revolutionary and egalitarian messages that were almost unique in the Middle East.The collective was inspired by the principles of the Fédération Internationale de l’Art Révolutionnaire et Indépendant, created in 1938 by André Breton and Léon Trotski, it gathered around the French-speaking polemicist Georges Henein and the artist and theorist Ramses Younane. The group was the cultural center that led to the introduction of the surrealism in Egypt, through five art exhibitions during the Second World War, cultural magazines, also in Arabic and publishers publishing authors that at the time were little known to the general public.Through the analysis of the cultural and artistic context of the period preceding the activities of "Art and Liberty / Al-Fann w-al-Hurryiah", we retraced the circumstances of its emergence and the presence of the futuristic avant-garde and surrealists in Egypt, a territory of welcome and cultural animation which gave birth to autonomous artistic centers.The debate accompanying the nascent Egyptian art torn between calls for an ideal "Egyptianity" and a limitless admiration of everything coming from Europe is symptomatic of the recent artistic practices of the first country of Muslim tradition to have "imported" the European Beaux-Arts.It is in this context that "the surrealist group of Egypt" inscribes its manifestos and its struggles against the state monopoly of culture and art. Proclaiming the freedom of art and its rightful place in an Egypt with set and backward cultural conceptions, the manifestos, conferences, debates, editorial companies and exhibitions that the group animates are all milestones of a cultural revolution to which a part of the Egyptian youth aspires, in a period where one lives the imminent danger of the war and a great intellectual effervescence
Oggero, Elisa. "Une cinématographie et une scénographie d’avant-garde : Carlo Levi et le cinéma (1930-1950)". Thesis, Besançon, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012BESA1036.
Texto completoIn recent years there have been many in depth studies and publications on Carlo Levi's literary and artistic works. However, a section of his work, in particular his work in set design, script writing and film making in general, has been largely neglected by critics. Carlo Levi's association with the film industry started at the beginning of the nineteen thirties and extended to the beginning of the nineteen fifties. During these years, Carlo Levi had the opportunity to work not only with famous artists like Enrico Paulucci, Italo Cremona and Carlo Mollino, with whom he designed the film sets of Patatrac and Pietro Micca, but also with men of letters of the stature of Mario Soldati, Rocco Scotellaro and Alberto Moravia. The aim of this study is to trace Carlo Levi's career in cinema using information found in archived documentation of various types and from various sources: from sets, synopses and story-boards but also in previously unpublished commercial contracts. The films that he produced cover all genres: from comedy to drama and from documentaries to musicals. Our work makes a hereto unknown section of Carlo Levi's work accessible, thereby contributing to the rediscovery of a major 20th century author
Peyré, Yves. "Généalogie des modernités : poésie et peinture, de la différence au même". Paris 1, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA010510.
Texto completoFrezzato, Sylvain. "De la fin du siècle à la naissance d'un art: littérature fin-de-siècle et premier cinéma (1850-1910) : étude des éléments thématiques et poétiques d'une convergence esthétique". Versailles-St Quentin en Yvelines, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014VERS020S.
Texto completoFollowing the evolution of contemporary research, which is eager to reconsider the various orientations of fin-de-siècle artistic expressions according to a shared renewal, and sees fin-de-siècle art as affected by generic and formal fluctuation as well as by a constant blending of influences, this thesis intends to show that the first years of the cinematographic art bear the influence of fin-de-siècle literary movements. This influence is examined in themes and in the cinema’s construction of its own distinct imagination, as well as in the aesthetics and poetic challenges faced by movie directors who, indirectly or not, take part in the transformations initiated by a new generation of authors and artists. Through the exploration of various points, we attempt to closely understand the various analogies that early cinema and fin-de-siècle literature share with the notion of movement. To do so, the thesis is developed around four main features, that is, paradox, diversion, multiplicity and metamorphosis
Farah, Alain. "La possibilité du choc : invention littéraire et résistance politique dans les oeuvres d'Olivier Cadiot et de Nathalie Quintane". Thèse, Lyon, Ecole normale supérieure, 2009. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/2331/1/D1835.pdf.
Texto completoRicaud, Lucy. "Esprit d'avant-garde, esthétique et idéologie du vorticisme". Bordeaux 3, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997BOR30044.
Texto completoThis thesis aims at determining to what extent the vorticist movement can be considered to be an avant-garde movement. Does it indeed merit this title? for, it is not enough for it to be merely contemporary in time with other movements, that do comply with the definition of the avant-garde, for us to be able to affirm that vorticism complies too. The movement must thus be considered from three essential standpoints. First, our study of vorticism must be developed with the characteristics and practices of other avant-garde movements in mind. There will therefore be a discussion of movements that are contemporary with vorticism, like imagism or post-expressionism, or those that precede vorticism, such as expressionism, fauvism, dada, suprematism or rayonism. Or again, movements that follow on from vorticism, like surrealism and unanimism. Above all, the discussion will involve the two pet hates of vorticism, two other roughly contemporary movements, futurism and cubism. With these sister movements, vorticism shares a sense of aggresivity, which results no doubt from the military etymology of the term avant-garde, and with this a sense of artistic experimentation at all costs, insipred by the technological developments of the historical context of the time. However, beneath this apparently ultra-modern wrapping a central oxymoron becomes clear : vorticism is a reactionary avant-garde movement. Beneath its avant-garde facades and posturing lies an authoritarian and anti-democratic ideology which runs against the tide, which refuses to go forwards, in true avant-garde style, butwhich wants to go back in time, to an art of strict classical formalism accompanied by a corresponding political theory. The stylistic experimentation of the vorticists, their obsession for the formal exactitude and severity of a geometric style and of abstraction, reflects the intolerance and anti-humanism of their political and moral standpoint. This anti-humanism is aimed particulary against, first women, then homosexuals, and finally the common man and the common reader. It is expressed not only through the contents of the pamphlets and philosophical essays of the members of the group, but also through the feeling of indifference that dominates their portraits or character portrayl. We can thus conclude that the desire to include vorticism within the defined bounds of a rigourous study
Veloupoulé, Aurélie. "Les mouvements de la "Réforme de la Vie" au contact de la culture et des traditions corporelles indiennes". Thesis, La Réunion, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017LARE0043.
Texto completoFrom the end of the 19th century, the Lebensreform (Life reform) covers three aspects which are modernity (industrial era), crisis in values, and the emergence of new artistic, cultural and social practices in German-speaking countries. The Lebensreform is a response to the break with modernity; new collective lifestyles are born. Hosting places build their own lifestyle around a program of renewals and reconciliation with nature, adopting several reforms of life. At the same time, artistic and spriritual India evolved and influenced modern Western art from whence grew cross-cultural gateways and bridges. Artists from the Lebensreform adopted new corporal forms of expression inspired by Indian art (mudrâs, rythm, etc.). This thesis concerns itself with the « esthetic performative » with the knowledge that the art of modern dancing, viewed from the angle of the performative concept, may be said to have emerged as a global mode of communication, and a non verbal language. Modern art as developed in German-speaking community has also led to a new quest, a search for our own identity through an exploratory movement
Vassiliou, Konstantinos. "L'artiste d'avant-garde entre démocratisation et numérisation : étude socioculturelle de la reconnaissance artistique dans la postmodernité". Paris 1, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA010732.
Texto completoPassuth, Krisztina. "Le rôle de l'avant-garde hongroise (Moholy-Nagy, Kassák, Péri) dans le développement des mouvements d'avant-gardes Est-Ouest (1909-1926)". Paris 1, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA010614.
Texto completoThe aim of this study is to consider the central european artistic developments in their avant-garde aspects in the 1910 's and 1920's as well as the history of the hungarian avant-garde. The time frameworks (1909-1926) of this study include above all the hungarian avant-garde and the most important dates of its history ; i. E. From 1909 -the formation of the groups, the hungarian eight till 1926, the return from exile of the avant-group ma (today). The subject is also circumscribed by the territory covered by the study. Our research focusses on hungarian and those neighbouring countries that had certain relationships with the hungarian currents and whose art shows parallel tendencies ,i. E. Poland, the states which will constitute yugoslavia, rumania, and above all czechoslovakia. The study consists of three parts. The first one is a general introduction. The second part includes the discussion of the innovative movements before 1919. It lays emphasis, in the first chapter, on the groups the hungarian eight and the czech eight. The second chapter describes the characteristic features of the hungarian avant-garde including the review ma (today), and the activities of its editor-in. Chief, the artist and poet lajos kassak. The third part attempts to depict broader picture of the international avant-garde movements immediately after world war i. The next chapter analyses those movements in their national context and points out of their individual characteristics. These are the circumstances on the basis of which the study establishes the international and national frameworks within which the work of three internationally known artists - lajos kassak, kaszlo moholy-nagy, laszlo peri
Orlandi, Sibylle. "Les signes en jeu : surgissement et opacification dans les créations poétiques et plastiques de Ghérasim Luca". Thesis, Lyon 2, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015LYO20083.
Texto completoThis work questions the different practices of Ghérasim Luca (book-objects, albums, portfolios, booklets, pamphlet-poems, poster-poems, scenic and audiovisual recitals, cubomanies, drawings) in light of the semiotic experiences they initiate. Asserting that signs are at stake means insisting on the material and highly perceptible dimension of both production and reception. From the moment that signs are perceived as bodies (audible bodies, graphic and typographic bodies) by other bodies, the question of meaning is linked to the question of medium. With the notion of emergence, we can analyse spatial phenomena, linked to theatrical ones, such as appearance and disappearance : the white page, the audiotape, the screen, the wooden panels are places where an embodied thinking can arise and expand. The notion of opacification, which is used by linguists to describe metadiscursive phenomena, can be reconsidered and redefined : we try to exceed the verbal domain and to adopt a global semiotic perspective, which includes non-verbal matters.This study is composed of four interdependent parts, which show the interpenetration of historical, semiotic, linguistic, mediologic, stylistic but also scientific and philosophical approaches. The first part explores the plastic, graphic and audio creations of Ghérasim Luca, including collaborations with several artists in Romania and France. The second part identifies what we could call a linguistic imaginary, fuelled by three different traditions (Lucretius’ atomism, alchemy, Kabbalah), which considers void as a founding principle, and writing as a layout. This imaginary, which inquires the possibility of thinking about language within the language, is playfully held at a distance by Ghérasim Luca : the point is not to adopt a theory, but to circulate freely between apparently incompatible approaches. The third part describes various phenomena of meaning disruption and focuses on the specific status given to autonyms, neologisms and proper nouns in his French period : the different kinds of semiotic troubles and the invention of a lexicon beyond the lexicon take part in the destabilisation process. The fourth part is about the activity of re-creation, which takes several forms, including collage and ‘détournement’
Saint-Martin, Vanessa. "L'implicite dans le théâtre espagnol d'avant-garde : analyse de « Luces de bohemia » et de « Yerma »". Thesis, Bordeaux 3, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020BOR30029.
Texto completoThis thesis analyses the modalities and challenges of implicit language in two plays of avant-garde Spanish theatre. Through the study of Luces de bohemia and Yerma, written respectively by Ramón del Valle-Inclán and Federico García Lorca, this research highlights the importance of oblique communication in the renewal project of these two emblematic playwrights of the first third of the 20th century. On the one hand, it sets out to present the different components of an implicit repertoire in the textual matrix of these two plays, to examine how these components operate in exchanges between the characters and with the audience and to determine the part they play in the grotesque aesthetic of Esperpento and in a reflection on the subject division within the tragic poem. Exploring the implicit in interaction also implies taking into account the context and the multiplicity of signs which extend far beyond the verbal domain and fully contribute to updating these contents. This is why this study also includes a corpus of stagings and film adaptations. On the other hand, this research demonstrates that the proliferation of undertones, irony, indirect illocutionary acts, metaphors, or even ellipsis does not only serve a cosmetic purpose. Constantly questioning the theatrics - the stratification of the enunciative device, the tension between text and representation, the density of the signs -, these elements of information, delivered on the margin of what is expressly said, create a true poetics of ambiguity which shakes the foundations of conventional dramaturgy. The concentration of these processes indeed disturbs the proper functioning of the dialogue between the characters, also causing a break in the relationship with the readers / spectators. Ultimately, this argument proposes to compare incomplete forms with the desire to put an end to the falling asleep of the audience, called to take on a decisive role in deciphering the implicit integrated into a total theatre
Devigne, Nicolas. "Georges Bataille, une lecture iconographique de "Documents" : valeurs d'usage des images au sein d'une revue d'avant-garde". Valenciennes, 2003. http://ged.univ-valenciennes.fr/nuxeo/site/esupversions/9aff80ef-c4e8-40ad-b645-b2c41bca56ed.
Texto completoPublished between 1929 and 1931, the journal "Documents" was a short-lived experiment, with contributions from the editor himself, Georges Bataille. Along with Carl Einstein and Michel Leiris, among others, Georges Bataille used this "ethno-esthetic" publication as a vehicle for his crusade against received ideas. The purpose of this study is to provide a detailed analysis of the iconography used by the author to illustrate his texts. A comparison between "Documents" and the other contemporary journals [ "Bifur", "Jazz", "La Révolution Surréaliste", "Le Grand Jeu", "L'Illustration". . . ] serves to identify Bataille's literary friends and foes. It shows that "Documents", a mixture of autobiographical and social writing, was Bataille's main tribune in his feud against another branch of the avant-garde, Surrealism
Werger, Susanna. "Le Caractère destructeur dans l'art : poétique, musique et performance des mouvements d'avant-garde autour de la première guerre mondiale". Thesis, Strasbourg, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019STRAC022.
Texto completoDestruction is a perspective that encompasses a large number of different authors and composers. This work seeks patterns of repetition throughout literary history, to find moments of continuity or rupture. The common denominator of destructiveness is used to detect a facet of the style of the time. The interest in contemplating several fields in the art of avant-garde movements lies in artistic practice, which is experiencing more and more exchanges and synergies between the different fields of literature, music and performance; forms of expression influence each other, clash and communicate. The opening up of genres and linguistic borders for comparative studies makes this approach all the more essential: this necessitates the study of the major works that unite all forms of expression. It is therefore desirable to be able to understand and visualize the reciprocity between the above fields. The captivating slogan of destructive character synthesises a creative basis of avant-garde art and touches upon its inevitable paradox : destruction actually implies creative aspects; the space freed up is immediately filled again
Thiérard, Hélène. ""Hylé I" et "Hylé II" de Raoul Hausmann : des ensembles textuels autobiographiques en mouvement". Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016USPCA043.
Texto completoThis thesis discusses Raoul Hausmann's work in progress, Hyle, whose genesis lasted over 30 years (1926-1958). "Hyle I" (unpublished) and "Hyle II" (2006) both have strong autobiographical character and deal with the years 1926-33 (Germany) and 1933-36 (Ibiza). Each consists of approximately a hundred units combined together into a textual ensemble, which goes beyond traditional genre classifications and produce a transgeneric, plural and mobile textual identity. Taking into account Hausmann's crucial importance in Berlin Dada both on the theoretical field and for his artistic and poetical production, this thesis looks into the question of the continuation of an avant-garde project within "Hyle". In order to understand what remains of Hausmann's utopian project of an enlargement of human perception, it is most helpful to explore the intermedial relations between the work in progress and Hausmann's practice of photomontage, visual poetry and photography. The comparative analysis of "Hyle I" and "Hyle II" is based on an extensive genetic enquiry using the two principal Hausmann archives in Germany and France. It first focusses on the macrostructural level and highlights how the technique of textual montage creates a spatial and dynamic coherence mode, which is conflicting with that of narrative linearity – this being supported in "Hyle II" by a comprehensive poetics of space. The analysis then sheds some light on the ambiguity of an autobiographical project which forms itself in the course of the genesis and oscillates between retrospective subject constitution and subject fragmentation or dissolution. It finally analyses the language experiment in Hyle as a utopian attempt to shift the verbal bondaries which limit our understanding – culminating in "Hyle II" with the multilingual writing influenced by the exile years
Die Dissertation untersucht Raoul Hausmanns Work-in-progress "Hyle" unter Berücksichtigung seiner mehr als 30 Jahre umfassenden Textgenese (1926-1958). "Hyle I" (unveröffentlicht) und "Hyle II" (2006) handeln von Hausmanns Leben in den Jahren 1926-33 (Deutschland) und 1933-36 (Ibiza). Diese jeweils aus ca. 100 zusammenmontierten Einheiten bestehenden Textensembles gehen über traditionelle Gattungszugehörigkeit hinaus zugunsten einer transgenerischen, pluralen und beweglichen Identität. Ausgehend von Hausmanns wesentlicher Rolle in Dada-Berlin – im theoretischen wie im künstlerischen und poetischen Bereich – wird in dieser Arbeit der Frage nach der Fortschreibung eines Avantgarde-Projekts in "Hyle" nachgegangen. Das vielfach intermediale Verhältnis des Schreibprojekts zu den Ausdrucksformen der Fotomontage, der visuellen Poesie und der Fotografie wird herausgearbeitet und in Beziehung zu Hausmanns utopischem Projekt einer Erweiterung der menschlichen Wahrnehmung gesetzt. Die vergleichende Analyse von "Hyle I" und "II" erfolgt anhand einer fundierten, sich auf den beiden Haupt-Nachlässen in Deutschland und Frankreich stützenden Rekonstruktion der Textgenese. Sie zeigt zuerst auf makrostruktureller Ebene, wie die Text-Montage einen räumlich-dynamischen, im Spannungsfeld mit einem linear-narrativen stehenden Kohärenzmodus stiftet, und wie sich dies zudem in "Hyle II" in einer umfassende Raumpoetik artikuliert. Die Analyse hebt dann das Ambivalente eines autobiographischen Unternehmens hervor, das sich erst im Laufe der Genese entwickelt und zwischen retrospektiver Ich-Konstitution und Subjekt-Auflösung bzw. -Fragmentierung oszilliert. Sie befasst sich schließlich mit dem Sprachexperiment als einem utopischen Projekt, das den starren, unsere Erkenntnis beschränkenden Grenzen der Sprache erneut Beweglichkeit zu verleihen sucht – und im mehrsprachigen, durch Exil-Erfahrung geprägten Schreiben in "Hyle II" seinen Höhepunkt erreicht
Zavala, Virreira Rocio. "Hilda Mundy : guerre, après-guerre et modernité : écriture d’avant-garde dans la Bolivie des années 30". Thesis, Lille 3, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013LIL30054/document.
Texto completoA Bolivian writer in the thirty's - forgotten until the 90's - Hilda Mundy became known especially at the end of the Chaco War (1932-1935) and in the immediate post-War period as a humouristic columnist in Oruro, the town where she was born. All her columns are instances of a literature of manners, on which she turns a critical and satirical eye. Her remarks on hypocritical and sanctimonious moral standards of her time are particularly scathing. Hilda Mundy's texts satirize the powerful and target the faults and scandals of political life, and the rise of militarism which was looming at the end of the war. This marked the destiny of the writer under the sign of censure. Her only book, Pirotecnia, ensayo miedoso de literatura ultraista, published in La Paz in 1936 remains loyal to this type of writing, favouring short texts and focused on deconsecration of power symbols. The themes of the modern city, of technology, games and gambling and the attack on tradition, which are also present in her press articles, made up the avant-Garde universe of Pirotecnia. Movement and mistrust are at the heart of this modern literature, which is written in the first person. The self of Hilda Mundy's writing is enriched by its heteronymy and continues a poetic project related to an aesthetics of scenic arts, where the most important mask is that of language
Mareuge, Agathe. "L'œuvre poétique tardive de Jean Hans Arp (1886-1966)". Thesis, Paris 4, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA040229.
Texto completoA close study of Jean Hans Arp’s late poetry exposes the inadequacy of the traditional opposition between non-sense and sense, which is frequently used to analyse the transition from his Dada production to the poetic works of the 1950s and the 1960s. By introducing a formal and structural coherence, the poet manages to preserve plurivocity and contradiction on a semantic level. Considering the specificities of Arp’s late poetic forms, the study shows that invention and variety are as vivid then as they were during Dada Zurich, based on both innovation and actualisation of former techniques. This tension is inherent to his anthological and editorial activity as well, which is considered here as a key element of his late poetics. In his sixties and up until his eighties, the poet develops strategies aimed at constituting a reflexive work which integrates the earlier production while always avoiding the trap of (self-) monumentalisation. After 1943-1945, the relationship between Arp's poetry and reality outside the language undergoes a profound referential change. His increasing criticism of western rationalism and need for subjective expression, without returning to neo-romanticism, form the basis for a poetic discourse on the world and the possibilities of language, a “pocket cosmogony” that is both humble and demiurgic”. The latter hinges on an unwavering faith in the creative power of the poetic word and its ability to generate other worlds. This radical modernity, consciously asserted, locates Arp’s late work as an original experiment in the context of the avant-gardes post-1945, highlighting his specific itinerary within a transitional generation
Theval, Gaëlle. "Poésies ready-made, XX-XXIe siècles". Phd thesis, Université Paris-Diderot - Paris VII, 2011. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00961017.
Texto completoLegault, Jean-François. "Manipulation de code et avant-garde : pour une littérature hackée". Mémoire, 2012. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/5076/1/M12627.pdf.
Texto completoCloutier, Geneviève. "La science et le spirituel dans l'art et la littérature russes d'avant-garde des années 1910 et 1920". Thèse, 2004. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/15111.
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