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Pradeau, Christophe. "L'idée de cycle romanesque : Balzac, Proust, Giono." Paris 8, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA081683.
Full textGuerrien, Ingela. "Le cycle romanesque Ville de Per Anders Fogelström : une médiation littéraire." Paris 4, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA040088.
Full textThe aim of this investigation, is to clear up the reasons for the success of a literary work : the cycle of novels the city by the contemporary swedish author p. A. Fogelstrom. By successivly studying the author (as a writer and a man of action), by describing the work and the public, our investigation belongs to the sociology of literature ; it is simultaneously a study of the swedish mentality and of how the author's work was received by the public. The period described in the city corresponds to the rise of the welfare state, which is symbolized in sweden by "the people's house" (the people's home). Our investigation tries to show how the author, using couples of opposite notions (town-countryside, wealth-poverty, old-new, etc. ), describes a conflicting reality. Per anders fogelstrom acts as a mediator between the city and the people, explaining to the people what it's past and it's history is
Faik, Kacem. "La fonction narrative du personnage dans le cycle romanesque marocain de Driss Chraïbi." Bordeaux 3, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990BOR30048.
Full textGrammatical approach from the text of driss chraibi. In our study, we limited ourselves to the moroccan romantic cycle : six novels in which the action takes place in morocco. They are : "le passe simple", "l'ane", "succession ouverte", "la civilisation ma mere| ", "une enquete au pays" and "la mere du printemps". Astudy of the behaviour and pruposes of the characters in the story according to the research of propp, greimas, coquet, rastier and more generally speaking : the study made by l'ecole de paris. This semiatic analysis is compled by a narrotologic study based on the work of g. Genette (figure iii) and some articles from the revue poetique. The analysis focuses on the concept of personnage thus : the use of p. Haman's book. Some lexical and semantic research have been carried out throughout the study
Kane, Maimouna. "L'eau dans un cycle romanesque : de Béroul au Roman de Tristan en prose." Paris 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA040228.
Full textMoran, Patrick. "Lectures cycliques : le réseau inter-romanesque dans les cycles du Graal du XIIIe siècle." Thesis, Paris 4, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA040020.
Full textThe thirteenth-century Arthurian prose cycles (mainly Robert de Boron’s trilogy and the Vulgate or Lancelot-Grail Cycle) are groupings of a peculiar nature. Defined both by the autonomy and the interconnection of their constituent romances, they differ from the individualised verse romances which precede them as well as from the massive yet more homogenous prose narratives which follow. These formal characteristics go hand-in-hand with a coherent world-building project, which aims to formulate a definitive Arthurian canon. The brevity of the production period (ca. 1200-1240) is counterbalanced by the lasting success of these texts throughout the Middle Ages; cyclicity is an experimental form which creates a new take on the matter of Britain, and most of all, gives birth to new modes of reading. Defined by centrifugal as well as centripetal tendencies, cyclical romances generate a network which the reader may explore at will, either partially or completely, in an orderly or disorderly manner. By linking romances which may have different aims yet accept their basic connectivity, cycles allow their readers to navigate them in constantly renewed ways, while at the same time preserving their coherence in spite of localised contradictions. This cross-romance network is the subject of the present study: cyclical romances, far from existing in isolation, thrive in an interconnected narrative environment; in conjunction with the reader’s own structuring powers, they interact to build multifarious narrative worlds
El, Khayatti Reddouane. "La notion du temps dans le cycle romanesque : Le Palais des Vases Brisés de David Shahar." Paris 8, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA081533.
Full textShahar's imaginary is a challenge throwing to the objective time by two essential mean: the memory and the writing. The memory keeps and evokes the past as it has been lived. But the remembrance experience is evanesent, intimate and individual. The writing materializes remembrances through, and amplifies the field of memory experience, relating the living to the readers. Shahar's imaginary is mythical, it aims the redemption of his people by the language. The characters are utopists, they try to go back physically in the time. In majority they're archetyps, they want to found a new world in the future, but unlike a past model. The historic time indications are uncommon in comparison with those of mythical time. The narratives is in disorder, it imitates the meaning of the title: the palace of shattered vessels. Several voices are used in the narratives, those of the characters, the narrator and the author. The reader occupies an important position in the account. The narrator often lets the reader in suspense, before breaking his waiting horizon, prodying the previous point of view. It creates on the reader an effect of irony. The narratives swarms of citations borrowed from other writers texts. The reader has to decipher the intertexts to understand the meaning of the receiving text. Shahar's novel is a time novel. Time is a character there and an element of reflection and composition
Michelot, Isabelle. "Récit romanesque et théâtralité dans les Scènes de la vie parisienne et le "cycle de Vautrin" d'Honoré de Balzac." Paris 4, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA040219.
Full textThe present study critically defines the concept of narrative theatricality, through the Scènes de la vie parisienne and the "cycle de Vautrin" (the Vautrin cycle). This includes to go into Balzac's modes of structuring the narrative, on the genetics of writing's point of view. Reader and member of the audience : here is the result of the treatment of space, which builds a theatrical perception of the narrative. Through his successive parts, the character reveals himself as an actor who supports the dramatic structure of the narrative. Also, the function of direction, which is given out to the characters, reflects the relationship between the creator and his creation. This function governs both the narrative composition and the drama structural logic. Besides, studying how the narrative has been written shows how the writing conditions the narrative theatricality. Thus, as the dramatic characteristics of Balzac's writing are demonstrated, his "mal écrire" reveals itself as a dramatic "bien écrire"
Cassirame, Brigitte. "La représentation de l'espace par Marguerite Duras dans le cycle romanesque asiatique : les lieux du ravissement, entre possession et dépossession." Paris 7, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA070077.
Full textThe subject of this thesis refers to durassian fiction, her novels of the asiatic cycle : "Un Barrage contre le Pacifique", "Le Ravissement de Lol. V Stein", "Le Vice-Consul", "L'Amant / L'Amant de la Chine du nord" and the cinematographic produce "India Song". These texts have their setting in India-China or Indian where the teller has lived during her girlhood. But this study is not a bibliographical investigation. No matter if Marguerite Duras's writings tell truth or litterary lie. We are interested about the real space's transposition in the novels ; how has M. Duras distributed every places in the fiction's spaces ? How and why has she figured child's world samehow or other ? So this thesis try to prove that the space's figuration or metaphorization in the asiatic cycle novels frequently uses the ravishing's topic. We can also call it, rape, rapture, delight, even ecstasy. All the durassian spaces are showed through these different matters being ravished or teared away. It appears that M. Duras has created a veritable rhetoric of the ravishing with her descriptions, using many figures of speech, like metaphor or a style of allegory. Seas, rivers, mountains and forests symbolise destruction, loss, ruin and failure. In this asiatic space, there's a figure, a character which makes oneself prominent : the mother. M. Duras has been affected by this woman, feme covert. How could we discover the durassian production by forgetting the great character of the mother ? It's impossible. Marguerite Duras's texts, concerning this epoch, tell the sad and pathetic story of the "mother of china" , like the teller used to say. The space's representation keep inside the disastrous, the calamitous mother's action: daming a sea, fighting against the Pacific in order to help and give rice to the chinese population and all the children which were starving in the plain. The motherly image means both cruelty and softness , love and hate. That is why the durassian writing is so complicated and doubtful. Finally this subject will induce us to understand her personal mythe, by exploring her "camera obscura" : something that becomes violent and silent, like a travel in a wild country
Walker, Ashely Wilemon. "The Thirteenth-Century Fresco Decoration of Santa Maria Ad Cryptas in Fossa, Italy." Digital Archive @ GSU, 2009. http://digitalarchive.gsu.edu/art_design_theses/52.
Full textConrad, Thomas. "Poétique des cycles romanesques : de Balzac à Volodine." Phd thesis, Université de la Sorbonne nouvelle - Paris III, 2011. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00788953.
Full textSubbotina, Galina. "Processus de transpositions romanesques dans le cycle d'Albertine de Marcel Proust." Lille 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010LIL30021.
Full textThe thesis focuses on the fictional transpositions in the Albertine cycle of Marcel Proust. It is widely known that In Search of Lost Time has many links with the real life of Proust. However it is important to analyze the transformation of the experience of the author, it regularities and its major axes, to crate a poetics of transposition in the cycle of Albertine. The exploration of critical works reveal a lot of information accumulated in the genetic and biographical studies of the novel. Our aim is not to find new data on the biography of Proust, or unknown elements in his manuscripts. The goal is to "detecte" the laws of the transposition of the life experience in the cycle of Albertine. The work consists of three parts : "The transpositions in the figure of Albertine", "Transpositions in the geography of the Albertine cycle", "Dramatic transpositions in the Albertine cycle". The critiques had already speculated that the drama of Agostinelli was not the only source of Albertine cycle. We have established that in the cycle, one can find the transpositions of all passions of Marcel Proust. We also have developed some classifications on transpositions that can be used for the analysis of creations of other authors
Gauthier, Nicolas. "La ville criminelle dans les grands cycles romanesques de 1840 à 1860 : stratégies narratives et clichés." Thèse, Grenoble, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/5365.
Full textOur thesis studies Eugène Sue’s “Mystères de Paris” (1842-1843) and the “romans-feuilletons” that have tried to gain profit out of its success. The “urban mysteries” make use of repetition as a much-developed narrative strategy: they intend to differentiate themselves while repeating. Our thesis shines light on the manners in which clichés and agreed scenarios are used and modified to fictionalize the big city, according to an acute awareness to new realities, first of which are the discovery of the proletariat, the fascination with modernity, and the fear of urban criminality. Our thesis presents a panoramic shot of the cultural horizons convened by the urban mysteries, a typology of the criminal characters, and the scrutiny of the construction of the reader by the novel – and of the novel by the reader. This thesis reveals a poetics of the urban mysteries stemming from and anchored within a precise sociohistorical moment, yet endowed with considerable reach and surprising endurance.
La thèse a été réalisée dans le cadre d'une cotutelle entre l'Université de Montréal et l'Université Stendhal - Grenoble 3.
Bouget, Hélène. "Enquerre et deviner : poétique de l'énigme dans les romans arthuriens français (fin du XIIe-premier tiers du XIIIe siècle." Phd thesis, Université Rennes 2, 2007. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00204437.
Full textCouture, Diana Maude. "Se reconstruire après une fin du monde : analyse des sociétés post-apocalyptiques dans trois fictions anglo-saxonne récentes." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/33997.
Full textGoulet, Marie-Hélène. "L'invention de la communauté dans le cycle romanesque corrézien de Richard Millet." Thèse, 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/7263.
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