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Walley, Elizabeth. "Contre l’amour courtois: Le vrai amour chez Marie de France et Chrétien de Troyes." Scholar Commons, 2017. http://scholarcommons.usf.edu/etd/6973.
Full textVazquez, Chevanne Maria Ximena. "La sublimation dans l'enseignement de Lacan et son rapport à la clinique psychanlytique." Thesis, Paris 8, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PA080016/document.
Full textConcerns: to question it inside the theory and to put it in resonance with the clinic to determine its field application and its heuristic value. Starting from its conceptual belonging to the doctrine of jouissance, this research shows how sublimation contributes to the determination of two dimensions of the psychoanalytic experience: the emergence of the subject beyond the pleasure principle and the constitution of the object below this principle. A topology of the transfer that articulates them becomes visible in the light of its conceptualization. On this axis, this research posits that the Lacanian conceptualization of sublimation questions the reduction of transference to its imaginary and narcissistic nature. With the concept of sublimation, this reduction, de-constructive of the love of transfer enunciated by Freud and theorized from the perspective of the relationship of the lover to the beloved in the Platonic banquet, is doomed to be surpassed as a necessity of discourse by courteous love. Clinical vignettes show how sublimation intervenes in a practice that aims at the conversion of jouissance to desire according to the device of the letter and structures by its action the psychoanalytical discourse. A valorization of the term of sublimation is essential in order to specify its specificity in front of others which are correlative to it like the neologism sinthome or the acceptation that Lacan gives to the term of stool. An epistemological consideration emerges from its autonomous capacity to produce knowledge within the discourse of psychoanalysis
Libaude, Christophe. "La symbolique du sang chez Dante." Thesis, Lyon 3, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014LYO30009.
Full textOur interpretation of the first part of the Vita Nova, based on the symbolism of blood present in the first vision of Dante and the initiatic wedding scene (the "gab"), enables us to get an insight of the Dante's symbolic system. One of the main ideas of this work is that love not only leads to death, but also to the experience of the Inferno. In other words, in Dante's work the dialectics of love and death is solved by a confrontation to the realm of the dead, which the poet first experiences when he both witnesses and takes part in the initiatic female rite during the wedding scene of the Vita Nova. Dante's courtly love does not simply come down to the dialectics between passionate love and purified love; thus, the ideal path from Eros to Caritas is being questioned, since Dante's courtly love, which reveals the initiatic structures revolving around Beatrice's unveiling, opens onto the realm of the dead. so any moralist or theological interpretation of Dante's courtly love shouldn't be accepted, whether in the Vita Nova or in the Fifth Canto of the Inferno: love is first and foremost an access to knowledge. We move on to the figure of Medusa and the question of petrification, linked not only to the blood symbolism but to a complex solsticial system. Petrification turns out to be a necessary step of the journey towards Lucifer
Maqri, Chaouki. "Le vocabulaire de l'amour courtois (al ḥubb al ʿuḏrī) dans le recueil de maǧnūn Laylā : étude lexicale et sémantique." Paris 3, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991PA030056.
Full textSome arab poets spoke of certain kind of love called al hubb al udri, wich is well know in arabic literature and frequently compared to the occidental courteous love. Here we give a "temporary" definition of udrite love, though the core of our work is the structuring of udrite love vocabulary in magnun's. Our work opens on a first chapter, in which we expose our central idea, some revealing facts in the poet's life and the classification of our data. The second chapter is about certain aspects of magnun's vocabulary. We picke up the ones which are frequently used. In the third chapter, we put together the words which are semantically and morphologically linked to the ahabba "to love". To this we add some synonymous that don't have the same radicals as the former, though they have similar meanings. The set of these vocabularies is divided in two sub-classes: the first concerns love and the lover, and the second contains all the words that the lover uses to describe his beloved
Gassier, Nathalie. "L'amant rendu cordelier à l'observance d'amours : édition critique et étude littéraire d'après le manuscrit Regina Latina 1363." Toulon, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006TOUL3003.
Full textThis study focuses on the Regina Latina manuscript of 1363. It consists of a critical edition of L'Amant Rendu Cordelier a l'Observance d'Amours and a literary study. The critical edition is composed of various complementary stages : a presentation of the manuscript tradition; a study of the manuscript language (phonetics, morphology, syntax); an innovative lexical study; remarks concerning versification; a presentation of principles of the manuscript transcription (notably concerning the limited number of corrections, which reflects the quality of the chosen manuscript); variations of six other manuscripts; notes; a glossary; an appended transcription of a manuscript representative of the other group of manuscript (different from the edited one); an edition of the text following the R1 manuscript. As for the literary study, it first analyses the literary genre of the text which draws on the tradition of La Belle sans Mercy. This study considers the context, the combination of the sacred and the profane and medieval symbolism. Secondly, the literary study attempts to demonstrate the originality of the poem, operating beyond the limits of clichéd settings, codes of dialogue and stereotypical figures. Finally, the last part of the literary study highlights the aesthetic dimension of the poem which skillfully combines the "Je" and the "jeu" (that is to say the narrative voice, the speaker's position and the play of language), offering an innovative perspective, not only on the theme of love (love and relationships between men and women) but above all on poetic writing. All these elements contribute to making the poem resolutely modern and seductive
Grodet, Mathilde. "« Par bel mentir » : Mensonges et vérités ambiguës en amour dans les récits courtois des XIIe et XIIIe siècles." Thesis, Paris 4, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA040143.
Full textIn Medieval society the truth was held in the highest esteem. The belief in an omniscient God whose Word is truth guarantees this conviction: thoughts and speeches must be coherent and free of falsehood. The deceptive situations, abundant in courtly narratives are a direct contradiction of this moral call. They challenge the ideal and gladly Manichean world of courtly literature, blurring the clear oppositions between dissimulation and revelation, hypocrisy and sincerity. The usually discursive aspect of lie questions the author’s work in a period where the Romanic literature becomes aware of its stakes. The matter of language and its adequacy with truth is a fundamental concern. Furthermore, the status of fiction, even more troublesome, gives way to a constant tension between the authenticity of the narrative and the fictionalisation of the author figure, appearing less a poet and more a storyteller
Russo, Valeria. "Archéologie du discours amoureux : prototypes et régimes de l’amour littéraire dans les traditions galloromanes médiévales." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2020. http://accesdistant.sorbonne-universite.fr/login?url=http://theses.paris-sorbonne.fr/2020SORUL040.pdf.
Full textThe aim of this thesis is the elaboration of hermeneutic explanations and a methodological model which allow the clarification and the broadening of traditional perspectives which have formed around the concept of “courtly love”. In order to counteract the univocity of existing theories and to cast fresh light on the canon associated with this notion, this work offers a broader scope of analysis: that of Gallo-romance amatory discourse. The object as it is defined here embraces all its expressions and erotic secular representations. The heterogeneous nature of amatory discourse, which it is essential to consider as an ideological, cultural and literary entity, is subjected to an analysis based on an interpretative framework which is both general and particular. In order to re-evaluate the very foundations of this object, our investigation makes use of various critical approaches and chronological aspects: the exegetical phase of this study, founded on the philological analysis of the texts, is completed by a stylistic and rhetorical analysis. The structure of the work is as follows: the identification of the underlying motifs and themes (noyaux de fond) is followed by the construction of an inventory of prototypes of amatory discourse and by the study of their chronological and spatial diffusion. This procedure is legitimized by the identification of three distinct phases which saw the elaboration and consolidation of the expressive code: this occurred first in southern France, then in the north, and, finally, in the northern urban centres and through the neo-courtly reception which characterized the third quarter of the 13th century
Müller, Markus. "Minnebilder : Französische Minnedarstellungen des 13. und 14. Jahrhunderts /." Köln ; Weimar ; Wien : Böhlau, 1996. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb376301844.
Full textGrigoriu, Brȋnduşa. "Pour une approche pragmatique des romans de Tristan : amour et figuration dans les textes médiévaux de la légende." Poitiers, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010POIT5014.
Full textDevoted to the romances of Béroul, Thomas and to the prose Tristan, this thesis represents a pragmatic approach of tristanian love. In the three texts of the corpus, Tristan and Yseut use and interpret signs in the interest of their self representation. Love is doubled by a high dose of self-esteem, which inspires them to defend their territory (negative face), but also to cut a fine figure (positive face) on most of their public stages. Love leads to self-exposure : villains, rivals, admirers can serve as spectators. .
Tillier, Monica. "Un traité d’amour tardif : le Précis des martyrs d’amour de Muġulṭāy." Thesis, Lyon 2, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009LYO20051.
Full textIn medieval Arabic Islamic literature, the topic of love was treated in a quite big number of prose works. A true literary genre of courtly love treatises started to develop from the 3rd/9th century. While the first period and the “golden age” of this genre have already been quite intensely studied, its later development remains still unexplored. The al-Wāḍiḥ al-mubīn fī ḏikr man ustušhida min al-muḥibbīn written by Muġulṭāy (762/1361), even though it has its place among the treatises of this genre, has its own special features. The analysis of the text shows that, even if it is based on the traditional literary background of courtly love, the Wāḍiḥ defends a very new notion of passionate love and an original theory of martyrdom of love. Muġulṭāy presents his work as a handbook of good behaviour. A confirmation of this intention is to be found in the structure and the content of his treatise. Muġulṭāy’s approach of courtly love represents then a real turning point in the history of the gender. The Wāḍiḥ is the only courtly love treatise that has been censored by political and religious authorities. The reasons of the interdiction that has stricken the book are probably to be sought in Muġulṭāy’s theory of love. The author explains his theory’s main features in the introduction, but also in lover’s stories as the comparison between the aḫbār in the Wāḍiḥ and others books of Arabic literature shows. Even if the stories are very well known and have been told again and again, the fact that Muġulṭāy is presenting his histories like edification matter for his reader changes them in something really new. No difference is made between his lovers who can be the victims of God love as well as of profane love (heterosexual or homosexual). They are all martyrs and became the models of the behaviour that has to be followed by every good Muslim
De, Araujo Magalhaes Maria Da Gloria. "La dialectique du troubadour et de la figure féminine dans les chansons d’amour et d’ami Gallaïco-portugaises une thématique : l’amour et l’érotisme." Thesis, Paris 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA030139.
Full textThe study of our corpus is about the gallaïco-portuguese songs of love and friend dated from the late twelfth to the mid-fourteenth century. The problem is to determine what dialectic maintain the troubadour and the feminine face through the two lyric genres in the context of love and eroticism. Their loving relationship is based on a dialectic either Platonic or Hegelian, depending on the lyric genre, the theme of love and eroticism, their social class, the reference to real and imaginary loving stories of the period, but also of the material, the shape, the origin and the source of influence of the song. The glance carried towards the woman in the iberian medieval society was under the influence of a double speech maintained by the Thinkers of the Church which consisted, on one hand to minimize the importance of woman in making responsible original sin and on the other hand to associate her a maternal image and Marian quite at the same time. In front of this vision, the troubadour intends to design a new image of woman in his lyrical compositions, according to two models of representation. At first, he describes an abstract and inaccessible feminine face in a space and sacred time through an erotic paint in the love. This face is similar to that of the Lady of the court, the countess of Tripoli or the Virgin Mary. But also, near him, he depicts her in loving narratives corresponding to the profane world and to the historic and social reality, as a young woman married or single, belonging either to the nobility, the middle-class, or the peasantry
Reiter, Virgile. "Flores och Blanzeflor : L’amour courtois dans la Suède du XIVème siècle." Thesis, Paris 4, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA040197.
Full textFlores och Blanzeflor is a 1312 Old Swedish version of the French roman Le Conte de Floire et Blanchefleur. The text is part of the Eufemiavisorna, a group of three continental romans translated into Old Swedish at the beginning of the XIVth century by an unknown cleric on the order of Queen Eufemia of Norway, possibly to celebrate her daughter’s marriage to Duke Erik of Sweden. The present thesis argues that those translations can be read as political acts from Queen Eufemia. The translations allowed her to project her voice in the political space while still conforming to the social norms of her time. Flores och Blanzeflor is as such closely related with the political turmoil that preoccupied the Scandinavian aristocracy at the beginning of the XIVth century, a turmoil centered around the conflict between Duke Erik and his brother Duke Valdemar on one side and their brother King Birger on the other. Flores och Blanzeflor with its insistence on good relations between the king and the aristocracy and its depiction of a peaceful crusade reflects the preoccupations of the Scandinavian aristocracy at the time. The roman’s focus on providing an example of positive conduct with the Blanzeflor character can also be interpreted as a desire from Eufemia to provide her daughter with models of conduct for her future marriage. The present thesis includes a translation of Flores och Blanzeflor into Modern French based on the 1956 edition of Cod. Holm. D4 by Emil Olson
McCarthy, Terence. "Sir thomas malory dans la tradition anglaise." Paris 4, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA040085.
Full textSir thomas malory's le morte darthur has too often been studied as merely the english version of the arthurian legends, a faithful translation adaptation of (for the most part) french originals. Closer study reveals that malory is by no means a translator and that his book, although not a work of literary invention, is an independent reworking of the matter of britain with a structure, a conception and an identity of its own. It is essential that malory be accorded the status of an author in his own right and that his work be studied according to literary standards which the book itself imposes rather than in the light of certain french works which malory was not, after all, trying to reproduce
Bouhlal, Siham. "Al-kitab al-muwashsha (le livre de brocart) d'al-washsha'. Traduction annotee et commentee." Paris 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA040257.
Full textTcho, Hye-Young. "La survie du roman d'Artus de Bretagne du Moyen Âge au XIXe siècle." Paris 4, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA040017.
Full textThe novel of Artus de Bretagne arose a great amount of interest till the 19th century. In the Middle Ages about ten manuscripts mention it. Later in the renaissance about 15 editions of it mere published. And finally during the 18th and 1th centuries several excerpts of the novel went into print. During this time, the original novel underwent several modifications sometimes important. This book is a love story, the story of the search of the ideal woman and its ideal through the eyes of their particular period and not in the context of the Middle Ages. This is why the novel they describe reflects the spirit of their time and not the original one. But it is this quest for an ideal, constantly changing, that made this novel such a success through the ages and contributed to it surviving in an ever changing renewal
Heusch, Carlos. "La philosophie de l'amour dans l'Espagne du XVe siècle." Phd thesis, Université de la Sorbonne nouvelle - Paris III, 1993. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00734876.
Full textBesanceney, Claude. "Le martyre d’amour dans les romans en vers de la seconde moiié du douzième à la fin du treizième siècle." Thesis, Paris 4, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA040216.
Full textNot only is the « martyre for love » a theme rooted in the « pain for loving » at medieval times. This isalso a lyricism place from where a suffering « I » turns his martyrdom into either a poem of love or a song,as troubadours and trouveres use to do. Considering this theme in verse romance from the second half ofthe twelfth century to the end of the thirteenth is more than observing a theme bound to the pain in lovingand the love-melancholy of numerous heroes and lovers ; instead, the intent is to recognize how the verseromance originates from the poet’s suffering « I ». It is about highlighting the lyricism share that comesfrom the romance through the images it projects from itself, its rhythm, its form, and its creator, then,observing how the verse romance becomes a literary love object, a work of art. Lastly, the intent is to showhow the romance of the « I » ensures a transition from the great courtly romance to the « dit » of love
Barbosa, Ariana dos Anjos. "Fronteiras do amor na literatura medieval: La chanson de Roland e Tristan et Iseut." Niterói, 2017. https://app.uff.br/riuff/handle/1/3887.
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As pesquisas realizadas nesta Dissertação de Mestrado destinam-se ao estudo de paradigmas culturais e práticas sociais representadas no imaginário medieval, contexto histórico-cultural em que se inserem as obras La Chanson de Roland e Tristan et Iseut selecionadas para análise literária. Longo poema épico narrativo no qual são celebrados feitos de heróis do passado, a gesta La Chanson de Roland é uma representação literária da época medieval, da qual o mais antigo texto preservado, o manuscrito de Oxford, com 4002 versos, data de 1100. Várias versões de La Chanson de Roland, de autoria quase sempre desconhecida, foram compiladas por Charles Marie Joseph Bédier em fins do século XIX. O heroísmo rude, o patriotismo exacerbado, a glória pessoal e a questão religiosa são algumas características da narrativa épica que definem o ideal cavaleiresco inscritas no paradigma histórico-cultural do período medieval, no qual o registro do amor cortês é relegado a um segundo plano ou praticamente inexistente. Na trama narrativa do romance Tristan et Iseut revela-se uma ruptura com a sociedade e a história e se inscreve um novo tipo de trocas sociais fora do jogo das sucessões socialmente reguladas. Nesse âmbito, torna-se visível uma nova representação de relações de parentesco e construção de alianças sociais, reinventando-se a relação entre masculino e feminino a ser territorializada apenas na morte, ou seja, em uma eternidade sem história. Nesse quadro destacam-se representações de ethoï culturais privilegiados, tal como a ética cortês, na qual se insere uma concepção aristocrática do amor dirigido a um público culto, particularmente às damas das cortes ducais e principescas dos séculos XII e XIII, localizadas nas regiões onde hoje se situa a França Meridional
l’imaginaire médiéval, contexte historico-culturel dans lequel sont insérées les oeuvres La Chanson de Roland et Tristan et Iseut sélectionnées pour l’analyse littéraire. Long poème épique narratif, dans lequel sont célébrés les faits des héros du passé, la geste La Chanson de Roland est une représentation littéraire de l’époque médiévale, dont le plus ancien texte préservé, le manuscrit d’Oxford, composé par 4002 vers, est daté de 1100. Plusieurs versions de La Chanson de Roland, dont les auteurs sont presque toujours inconnus, ont été compilées par Charles Marie Joseph Bédier, à la fin du XIXe siècle. L’héroïsme grossier, le patriotisme exacerbé, la gloire personnelle et la question religieuse sont quelques caractéristiques de la narrative épique qui définissent l’idéal chevaleresque inscrites dans le paradigme historico-culturel de l’époque médiévale au cours de laquelle l’état de l’amour courtois est relégué à un second plan ou est pratiquement absent. Dans la trame narrative du roman Tristan et Iseut se révèle une rupture avec la société et l’histoire et s’inscrit un nouveau type d’échanges sociaux, hors du jeu des successions socialement réglées. Dans ce contexte, une nouvelle représentation de relations de parenté et de construction d’alliances prend forme, de plus il se réinvente la relation entre masculin et féminin pour être territorialisée seul dans la mort, autrement dit, dans une éternité sans histoire. Dans ce cadre, nous analysons des représentations d’ethoï culturels privilégiés, telle l’éthique courtoise, où s’est insérée une conception aristocratique de l’amour dirigée à un public cultivé, particulièrement aux dames des cours ducales et princières des XIIe et XIIIe siècles, localisées aux régions où se situe aujourd’hui la France Méridional.
Pennel, Audrey. "Femme et dame de courtoisie dans les manuscrits enluminés en France aux XIVe et XVe siècles." Thesis, Bourgogne Franche-Comté, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019UBFCH006/document.
Full textWith a corpus of one hundred and twenty-seven illuminations, from eighty-one manuscripts painted in France in the 14th and 15th centuries, my thesis examines the construction of the lady’s character, through the texts and the imagery.Between imagination and historical reality, we studying how the representations of this idealized figure, praised by troubadours and authors of the late Middle Ages, influence social relationship about the medieval noble woman. It is necessary to distinguish these feminine entities, one real, the other ideal, both sharing some similarities through the images.Our iconographic study is based on two main axes: social rituals and identity. This work uses the serial method of medieval imagery, developped by Jérôme Baschet. It considering recurrences and iconographic modulations, as well as the singularity of the illuminations. This method requires a connection between the images, revealing certain gestures and manners to define the lady’s identity as an object or a subject in the representations.The thesis then explores the role of the lady in the imaginary and the chivalrous society, the "courtly" culture of vassalic rites and the identity of this loved character, between allegory, gender and transgression
Demartini-Franzini, Dominique. "Miroir d'amour, miroir du roman le discours amoureux dans le "Tristan" en prose /." Paris : H. Champion, 2006. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb40172685f.
Full textCasajus, Dominique. "Poésie, langage, écriture. De l'ethnographie des Touaregs à une anthropologie de la poésie orale." Habilitation à diriger des recherches, Université de Nanterre - Paris X, 2006. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00115901.
Full textLes recherches en cours, que le texte aborde ensuite, consistent tout d'abord en une réflexion générale sur la littérature orale, dans ses rapports avec l'écriture. Dans ce cadre l'auteur a notamment abordé la question homérique, à travers une analyse critique des thèses de Milman Parry et Albert Lord. Il s'est aussi attaché à montrer comment les thèmes de la poésie courtoise - qu'elle soit touarègue, arabe ou occitane - sont liés aux conditions de sa production et de sa réception. Ces recherches ont par la suite fourni la matière d'un livre paru en 2012 à CNRS Éditions : L'aède et le troubadour. Essai sur la tradition orale (voir http://www.academia.edu/1500254/Laede_et_le_troubadour._Essai_sur_la_tradition_orale).
Les recherches de l'auteur consistent par ailleurs en une réflexion sur l'histoire des premiers contacts entre Touaregs et Français. Cette réflexion a conduit l'auteur à retracer le parcours biographique de l'explorateur Henri Duveyrier (1840-1892), et de Charles de Foucauld (1858-1916).
Les autres documents soumis en vue de cette habilitation étaient un recueil d'articles, dont certains, consacrés au parcours de Charles de Foucauld, ont fourni la matière à une biographie parue en 2009: Charles de Foucauld, moine et savant (voir http://halshs.archives-ouvertes.fr/halshs-00426237/fr/). À quoi s'ajoutait une biographie d'Henri Duveyrier parue en 2007 aux éditions Ibis Press sous le titre: "Henri Duveyrier. Un saint-simonien au désert".
Maliha, Fayad Leila. "L'expression du sentiment amoureux et l'image de la femme de Christine de Pisan à Martin Le Franc." Lyon 3, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986LYO31009.
Full textThis work deals with the expression of passion and the image of woman from christine de pisan to martin le franc. The rehabilitation of woman was christine's major preoccupation. In her works, she devoted herself to defending the woman and she tried to restore the image to which she has a right. After an interval of almost half a century, martin le franc, provost in lausanne, mobilized all his verve and his enthusiasm to plead the cause of woman. He dedicated himself to a difficult task since he had to face the churches' centuries-old animosity towards woman. As for charles d'orleans, he revelled in taking refuge in courtly tradition, and gave a free rein to everything that his heart was teeming with. In his works, woman has been put back up on a pedestal to receive homage and honour. In his "testament", far form courtesy and its dogmas, villon relates his experience as a repudiated lover of women amongst whom he could nevertheless take refuge. Snuggled up to his mother, villon implored "the lady of heavens". Woman as a mother, woman as a source of protection, these are the two honorable images that arose from villon's works. Thus we can say that the works of these four poets marked this first part of the fifteenth century. Most of the works which followed also insisted on the positive image of the woman
Atzenhoffer, Régine. "Ecrire l'amour kitsch : approches narratologiques de l'oeuvre romanesque de Hedwig Courths-Mahler (1867-1950) /." Berne : P. Lang, 2005. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb39928320z.
Full textCarrillo, Bermejo Elena María. "El significado del amor cortés en la literatura española hasta el siglo XVII /." [S.l. : s.n.], 2003. http://www.gbv.de/dms/sub-hamburg/361169264.pdf.
Full textFerroul, Yves. "La réflexion sur l'amour dans les romans d'aventure en vers des XIIe et XIIIe siècles : l'exemple de "Sone de Nansay"." Paris 3, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA030179.
Full textAtzenhoffer, Régine. "Écrire l'amour kitsch : approches narratologiques de l'œuvre de H. Courths-Mahler (1867-1950)." Paris 4, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA040262.
Full textH. Courths-Mahler's fictional work (1867-1950) has not been the subject of a thorough and scientific study so far. This fact is revealed in the introduction of the dissertation entitled "Present state of the research" in which a portrait of the novelist is depicted through the few studies devoted to her. In the first part, entitled "H. Courths-Mahler's position", a new light is thrown on Courths-Mahler's background and the emergence conditions of her fiction. The second part "Fictional space : the impacts of life styles, etiquette and sets of values" addresses itself to the fictional space, examines the social tissue where social order takes precedence over individual destiny and living conditions hamper heart inclinations. The third part "Paper characters" investigates the set of different heroes and heroines, assesses the importance of characters as role models on the reader, sets out the links between aesthetics and ethics in the novels and shows the ideological visions of the narration. The fourth part "Heart over mind" and its presentation of the main themes of her fictional work clarifies Courths-Mahler's idea of love and her representation of women's conditions. The last part "Narrative techniques for best sellers" is devoted to the attention paid to titles and narrative techniques. The conclusion endeavours to throw a light on the keys for success of those love stories. Courths-Mahler's work has been submitted to a multifaceted reading scrutiny and the dissertation is the fruit of a manifold approach derived from literary analyses and criticism resting on sociology, sociopoetics, psychoanalysis and structuralism, both flexible and unbiased, based on the positioning of the text in its context. Courths-Mahler is worthy of interest because she is a literary phenomenon with its own importance and place, both historically and culturally, against a literary background, more varied than is expected, according to the standards of traditional literary history
Lima, Leonila Maria Murinelly. "O Amadis de Gaula entre as fendas de dois códigos: o da cavalaria (O Livro da Ordem de Cavalaria de Ramon Llull) e o do amor cortês (Tratado do Amor Cortês de André Capelão)." Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, 2007. http://www.bdtd.uerj.br/tde_busca/arquivo.php?codArquivo=4249.
Full textThe theoretical presuppositions of the researchers of the New History and the literary studies of comparativism are the starting point of this paper to analyze the Amadis de Gaula between the two codes: the chivalry by Ramon Llull the expression of the christian ideal of the virtuous and perfect knight , and the courteous love, by André Capelão, the schooling of the refined courteous love, inserted in a feud-vassal ethics. A love story is put up between the gaps of these codes in an Iberian Peninsula encarved by a christian ascese. It is compounded in an instance of the carnal desire and the search for the (re)encounter with the feminine. It is in the opposite way to the peninsular context of the Iberian Reconquest that Amadis enhances his way towards the loving perfection to meet Love
Cotnoir-Thériault, Crystelle. "Gender Performativity in Chaucer’s Troilus and Criseyde and Shakespeare’s Troilus and Cressida." Thèse, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/20104.
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