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Croft, Edith. "Les hommes-cathédrales." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 1995. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/28396.
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Baudier, Valérie. "Pères et patries dans l'oeuvre d'Edith Wharton." Toulouse 2, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997TOU20006.
Full textPapierniak-Beau, Katherine. "L'Oeuvre romanesque européenne d'Edith Wharton : étude critique." Paris 4, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986PA040314.
Full textA systematic reading of the literary works by Edith Wharton and of the commentaries about them permits the delineation of an original and unique work in twentieth-century American literature. By means of two objective criteria: the plots' geography and the characters' nationalities, it was possible to select the European fiction of this author who while living most of her life in Europe, published her writings in the USA. The critical analysis undertaken here deals with the notion of the European dimension and of the interaction of the various social categories in the new and old worlds. A study analyzing European exoticism in the fiction of Edith Wharton shows the image of Europe in the north-American imagination. The geographical, historical and touristic exoticisms combine to reassure Americans about their birth and to provoke by imitation and innovation an American cultural renaissance in the beginning of the century. This investigation, reassuring by its exoticism, confirms for Edith Wharton contrariwise the spectacular economic success of the USA. A study of the social categories and of their rituals confirms the place and role of a rich American bourgeoisie intoxicated by the success of its conquests in the west; this fictional bourgeoisie becomes international as it dreams of buying rank and works of art in Europe. With talent and shrewdness, Edith Wharton shows this conquest. She is not the songstress of a decadent and finished society as many have claimed, but a realistic interpreter of the doings of society in a changing world of which she was a privileged witness. The heroes of Edith Wharton experience with inevitable pain the encounter of two worlds and two cultures
Sisk, Ann Marie. "Avant et après l'indépendance : la topographie de la "Big house" dans quatre romans : A drama in muslin (1886) ; The real Charlotte (1894) ; The big house of inver (1925) ; The last september (1929)." Reims, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000REIML014.
Full textGoupil, de Bouillé Éric. "Éthique, altérité, vérité chez Søren Kierkegaard, Édith Stein, Paul Ricoeur." Paris 1, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA010512.
Full textGargano, Olimpia. "L'image de l'Albanie à partir des récits de voyage des XIXe et XXe siècles, notamment à travers les œuvres de Mary Edith Durham (High Albania, 1909), Alexandre Degrand (Souvenirs de la Haute-Albanie, 1901), Ugo Ojetti (L'Albania, 1902)." Thesis, Nice, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015NICE2003.
Full textAlbania has long been one of the less known European countries. This country which had remained for nearly five hundred years under Ottoman rule was a mysterious outpost of Islam in the heart of Europe. It was only in the early 1800s which it began to be considered worthwhile to include among the Grand Tour destinations. This research has been aimed at detecting and identifying representation patterns through which writers and European artists shaped the « images » by which Albania was conceived by foreigners. The sources range from early XIXth to the 1940s. Starting from a primary corpus consisting of Souvenirs de la Haute-Albanie by the French consul Alexandre Degrand, L’Albania by the Italian writer Ugo Ojetti, and High Albania by the English Mary Edith Durham, our observation field widened to include a broader survey of works ranging from travel diaries and fictional novels to newspaper articles. A prominent place belongs to the iconological corpus, namely to the engravings, sketches and other representational forms through which European literature illustrated Albanian subjects. Observing them has been a complementary tool for identifying the historical and conceptual framework in which the image of Albania took shape. Finally, a specific study has been devoted to works taking place in fictional countries inspired by Albania. Written from the late XIXth century to the present day, they show a rather high concentration of clichés and stereotypes scattered throughout European literature, thus acting as a reactive test to detect some of the sources of the current image of Albania
Pur essendo nel cuore del Mediterraneo, l’Albania è stata a lungo uno dei Paesi europei meno conosciuti. Agli occhi del resto d’Europa, questo Paese rimasto per quasi 500 anni sotto la dominazione ottomana rappresentava un misterioso avamposto dell’Islam di fronte alle coste italiane; fu soltanto agli inizi del 1800 che cominciò a essere considerato una meta da inserire fra le tappe del Grand Tour.Questa ricerca ha mirato a identificare i modelli di rappresentazione attraverso cui viaggiatori, scrittori e artisti europei hanno visto l’Albania, le sue tradizioni e il suo popolo, dando così origine a quelle che sarebbero diventate le sue «immagini» nella percezione collettiva. Le fonti vanno dai primi del XIX secolo, quando il Paese entrò nel pantheon della letteratura internazionale grazie al "Childe Harold" di Lord Byron, al 1940.Il corpus originario, costituito dai "Souvenirs de la Haute-Albanie" del console francese Alexandre Degrand, da "L’Albania" dello scrittore-giornalista italiano Ugo Ojetti, e da "High Albania" dell’inglese Mary Edith Durham, cui è stata dedicata un’attenzione particolare per la sua complessa e innovativa opera etno-antropologica, si è ampliato fino a comprendere un campo d’indagine che va dai diari di viaggio ai resoconti diplomatici, dalla narrativa alla stampa periodica.Inoltre, nella convinzione che nella creazione dell’immagine dell’Altro un posto rilevante spetta alla rappresentazione visuale in se stessa, è stata dedicata particolare attenzione al campo figurativo, consistente in dipinti, schizzi e altre forme della visualizzazione attraverso cui l’arte e la letteratura europea hanno rappresentato temi e motivi albanesi. La loro osservazione ha fornito ulteriori strumenti di analisi del quadro storico e concettuale in cui ha preso forma l’immagine dell’Albania. Infine, uno studio specifico è stato dedicato a una tipologia di rappresentazione alquanto particolare, fatta di testi narrativi ambientati in paesi immaginari ispirati all’Albania. Scritti tra la fine del XIX secolo e i giorni nostri, essi offrono un’elevata concentrazione di cliché e stereotipi sparsi nella letteratura di viaggio, fornendo un repertorio utile a individuare alcune delle fonti dei più diffusi modelli di rappresentazione dell’Albania
Choe, Hee jin. "L’invention de la star de chanson française à l’aube de l’industrie musicale : edith Piaf et le star-système des années 1930 et 1940." Thesis, Paris 8, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PA080056.
Full textThis study aims to examine the music industry and the star system of the 1930’s and 1940’s. We still talk today about some stars of the 1930s and 1940s. Among them, one French star that is recalled internationally by the media is Edith Piaf; she continues to be regularly mentioned by the media in 2018. A mass audience and new popular cultural forms appear simultaneously to the political and economic evolutions which occurred at the time of the Front populaire in France. From the 1930’s onwards, the French music industry star-system works with the logic of repetition and innovation, for example, release of cover songs, imitation of the style of famous performers and the introduction of jazz into French popular songs. At this dawn of French music industry and star system, radio stations take priority over record companies in the making of stars. In fact, the commercial radio stations are competing among each other and they play popular songs without extra cost for listeners. Furthermore, in the period of Nazi occupation, radio plays a major role in the propagation of the political ideology of the collaborationist Vichy government. Edith Piaf develops her emotional expressions, and creates her own style, what we call today, the `French love song´. During the German occupation of France, she was transformed into a symbolic figure of `the beautiful days of the past´ on which, as Adorno claims, the `lethargic self of individuals´ is projected. The image of Edith Piaf and her songs are also spaces of mediation for individualism and feminism. In short, the star is not simply manufactured by star-system strategies of repetition and innovation. The star is also born when his image, his style, his musical works and his media discourse penetrate certain ideologies in the specific social reality
Books on the topic "Croft, Edith – Critique et interprétation"
Gender and the Gothic in the fiction of Edith Wharton. Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press, 1995.
Find full textShowalter, Elaine. Sister's choice: Tradition and change in American women's writing. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1991.
Find full textSister's choice: Tradition and change in American women's writing. Oxford [England]: Oxford University Press, 1994.
Find full textW, Tuttleton James, Lauer Kristin O. 1943-, and Murray Margaret P. 1952-, eds. Edith Wharton: The contemporary reviews. Cambridge [England]: Cambridge University Press, 1992.
Find full text(Editor), James W. Tuttleton, Kristin O. Lauer (Editor), and Margaret P. Murray (Editor), eds. Edith Wharton: The Contemporary Reviews (American Critical Archives). Cambridge University Press, 1992.
Find full textShowalter, Elaine. Sister's Choice: Traditions and Change in American Women's Writing (Clarendon Lectures). Oxford University Press, USA, 1995.
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