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Nasralli, Abdelhamid. "La question des identités ouvrières dans la littérature contemporaine du travail. L'exemple de Leslie Kaplan et François Bon." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université Clermont Auvergne (2021-...), 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024UCFA0011.
Our work hunts for bringing together two literary thoughts of two writers who marked the return of literature to narratives, Man and the world around the 1970’s and 1980’s. The study we are leading rests on a precise problem which is the nowadays identities of workers, their construction/deconstruction but above all questioning their status in a world of massive changes. Indeed, Leslie Kaplan and François Bon whom we are studying tend to question in their respective narrative the identity of workers in terms of a permanent process of reconstitution and transformation linked to new forms of work which has become atypical. Also, through the construction of novelistic characters with uncertain and fragile identities they look for revealing the state of precariousness of the social conditions of workers in the real society. Thus, as the story unfolds, the characters-workers are confronted with a real that they cannot grasp ; a real where the workspace is dislocated and worktime is fragmented. Leslie Kaplan and François Bon leave scope to such real in their texts through discontinued and hybrid structure which is nothing but an answer to the “fracture that runs the surface of the world”. Leslie Kaplan and François Bon writing is political at its very core through making the discursive gesture (free speech) as well as physical gesture (social struggle) a medium through which the characters try to confirm a threatened identity and to regain a lost working culture
Ruiz, Ugo. "Le blog d'écrivain : la littérature à l'épreuve d'Internet." Thesis, Paris 4, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA040025.
This study focuses on three blogs kept by writers who have published novels in renowned publishing houses: François Bon, Éric Chevillard and Chloé Delaume. This new writing practice raises the question of whether literature can be transferred to the Internet: does this medium admit literary activity or, on the contrary, does it represent a limit or even a threat to the future of literature? By using theoretical tools from the field of discourse analysis, the study discusses theoretical problems related to the impact of digital media on the perception of genres and on the notion of authorship. First, the study shows that the web does not allow the emergence of literary works, because this process is based on the editorial circuit and the hierarchy between textual categories. The existence of authors in the strongest meaning of the term is also compromised by the web, since the writers establish direct contact with their readers. The writer blog thus implies a dilemma: its success is necessarily to the detriment of a rewarding literary practice that the writer does not want to give up. This double bind is apparent in the way the writers use their blog: Bon wishes to open the literary field to the Internet, Chevillard is defending ”good” literature and Delaume intends to make her blog a performance
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.
This 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)
Adler, Aurélie. "Éclats de vies muettes. Figures du minuscule et du marginal dans les récits de vie d'Annie Ernaux, Pierre Michon, Pierre Bergounioux et François Bon." Thesis, Paris 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA030104.
Annie Ernaux, Pierre Michon, Pierre Bergounioux and François Bon's life-narratives attempt to bear witness to the genealogical tree of forgotten names and overlooked figures of contemporary society. In dialogue with the epistemological mutations of the social sciences in the 1960's and 1970's, these four authors will work to write History, not from the point of view of the illustrious, but from the point of view of the anonymous. Telling the stories of the voiceless contributes to the renewal of narrative paradigms in the last decades of the 20th century. These figures without history seem to conduce to a process of reduction and marginalization of the novelistic genre itself. The plot of these muted lives unfolds in the form of fragments, snatches from memory or sudden surges of raw reality. The scarcity of archives, the sustained suspicion, both ethical and poetical, regarding the narrative reconfiguration of these real lives lead the writer to abandon the outdated forms of the realistic novel. Such factors also question the social and cultural gap with these « half-others », turned into so many reflections of the self in a shattered mirror. Wrought with personal hypotheses, whether analytical or fantasised, these hybrid narratives reveal a problematic image of the Author, as a lateral and broken entity, informed by major epistemic doubts. In return, these diffracted narrative identities – characters as well as authors – raise questions as to the history of literature, its place and its power of resistance in today's society
Medouda, Sabrina. "Écrire, penser, panser ? : Véronique Tadjo et Tanella Boni ou l’écriture féminine au cœur de la violence." Thesis, Toulouse 2, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017TOU20121/document.
Through this study, a theoretical essay on literary devices at the heart of writing violence in sub-Saharan Africa in the twenty-first century will be proposed. The objective of this work will be to determine if the existence of a feminine literary device emerging in response to a violent context is conceivable. The highlight of this study will be to demonstrate how the literary device is interacting with the violent device by introducing both order and disorder, beyond the generic borders. This research focuses on six works written between 2000 and 2010. Tanella Boni, writer and philosopher, will be honored through the study of two novels: "Curfew" (2005) and "Negroes n ' will never go to heaven" (2006). To these two fictions will be grafted his poetic opus "Everyday Hope" (2002). We will compare these works with two fiction and a poetic collection of Veronique Tadjo: "The shadow of Imana: Travels to the end of Rwanda" (2000) and "Far from my father" (2010) and "Midway" (2000)
Rakocevic, Robert. "Un espace dynamique ? Tensions de la spatialité dans la narration littéraire française, serbe et anglais/anglophone des années 1980 à 2000." Thesis, Paris 3, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA030115.
In various fields, including literature, much work has been done on the question of space over the last few years and decades. Some refer to a “spatial turn” in humanities and social sciences. However, in spite of a considerable general interest in this topic, the notion of space remains equivocal. The term is commonly used to denote basic facts in geography, urbanism and astronomy, but the concept is also often said to be rather complex. Husserl claimed that space was both a “content” and a “form”, while Einstein believed that its genuine nature was at the same time “obscure” and “undeniably objective”. In this thesis, we take into account the complexity of the space itself and challenge the notion of spatiality in literature. The corpus consists of novels and narratives written by V.S. Naipaul, Martin Amis, Jean Echenoz, François Bon, Radoslav Petković and David Albahari. Spatiality, such as defined here, brings us to examine both content- and form-related issues, including urban and non-urban space, spatial “polarization” (“centers” and “peripheries”, “local” and “global”, “known” and “unknown” places), border, toponymy and topography. The use of some terms specifying spatial location (such as deictics) is also analyzed, as well as the iconographic representations of space referred to in the texts and, finally, different forms of self-reflexive discourse inherent in the writing of space. The analysis reveals that every level of spatiality has an essentially dynamic, non-static quality, as the elements that it is composed of are in constant opposition and interaction