Contents
Academic literature on the topic 'Drieu La Rochelle, Pierre (1893-1945) – Critique et interprétation'
Create a spot-on reference in APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard, and other styles
Consult the lists of relevant articles, books, theses, conference reports, and other scholarly sources on the topic 'Drieu La Rochelle, Pierre (1893-1945) – Critique et interprétation.'
Next to every source in the list of references, there is an 'Add to bibliography' button. Press on it, and we will generate automatically the bibliographic reference to the chosen work in the citation style you need: APA, MLA, Harvard, Chicago, Vancouver, etc.
You can also download the full text of the academic publication as pdf and read online its abstract whenever available in the metadata.
Dissertations / Theses on the topic "Drieu La Rochelle, Pierre (1893-1945) – Critique et interprétation"
Arita, Hideya. "Drieu la Rochelle et l'acheminement vers un "roman-autobiographie"." Paris 4, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA040002.
Full textDrieu la Rochelle was influenced by the writers whose commitment dates back to the Dreyfus case. He is implicated in the course of events concerning the Second World War. However the particularity of his works results largely from the literary intention, elaborated throughout his novelist's career, which consists in the association, on the one hand, of the political and philosophical discussion and, on the other hand, of an autobiographical view toward his own life
Bruneau, Jean-Baptiste. "Le cas Drieu : Drieu La Rochelle entre écriture et engagement : débats, représentations, interprétations de 1917 à nos jours." Versailles-St Quentin en Yvelines, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005VERS013S.
Full textSince his death, the figure of Drieu La Rochelle became an issue for the perception of World War II and the intellectual history. Beyond sympathies or political enmities, he has always been a controversial figure, admired and rejected at the same time. The treatment which is reserved to him testifies to a singularity which is due to many factors among those his character, his tragic death, his involvement and his autobiographical works. Through the reception carried out by the various media, it appears essential to understand how a representation of th is writer emerged since the first article written on him until ours days in order to carry out the stake which it represents in the literary and political world. After having been one of the promising figures of the post World War intellectual scene, he became a disillusion as a writer and a weak- willed intellectual. His suicide in 1945 initiated a new era in Drieu's representation and gave him a celebrity far beyond his success prior to 1945. His legacy preserved by his fellow companions and relayed by various writers in the 1950's and 1960's, was reevaluated in the 1970's, by historians working on intellectuals and the issue of political involvement
Fustin, Ludivine. "Romanciers cyniques : Octave Mirbeau, Pierre Drieu la Rochelle, Michel Houellebecq." Thesis, Paris 4, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA040011.
Full textThe antique and modern study of the novels by these three cynical writers aims at trying to portray a new authorial status in the history of nineteenth to twenty-first century literature : the status of the cynical novelist. First and foremost, the common thread of this research comes from the essential link between cynicism and truth. On the one hand, truth as historic truth is defined when cynicism (in its philosophical, psychological and ethical terms) is considered by these novelists as a novel material, in other words, a theme, a character, and an attitude, which exposes the reality of their respective century. On the other hand, truth as transhistorical truth is when they endeavour to unveil what mankind and world are. Cynicism comes therefore from the habit of truth-telling, the one that promotes the alethic aspect of the literary text and determines the content of the speech conveyed by the novel. Mirbeau, Drieu and Houellebecq novels have really definite horizons of their owns. But if I consider the common points to these three writers, I can say that this truth-telling process is a centre around which themes, narrative elements and writing processes gravitate. This strong involvement of cynicism in the literary space necessarily implies a singular connection to reality, therefore, it implies for the novelist both to handle carefully this melting of fiction and real-life experiences and to trigger a process of a honest and lucid disclosure towards literature itself. A cynical novelist must expose the weaknesses, the contradictions and even the quirks of literature in order to be as close as possible to what it really is
Yoshizawa, Hideki. "Vers la narration transcendante dans Le Jeune Européen : Genèse de la "voix" littéraire de Pierre Drieu la Rochelle [1918-1927]." Thesis, Paris 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA030092.
Full textLe Jeune Européen originally published in 1927 is a work whose genre is difficult to identify for readers. This fact explains a reason for the paucity of research on it. However, when Pierre Drieu la Rochelle published Écrits de jeunesse in 1941, it is not other prose works written while 1920’s using the first person singular like État civil or Mesure de la France, but it was this Jeune Européen that Drieu chose for this collection. Therefore, our hypothesis is : Drieu obtained a kind of perfection for his narrative style using the first person singular after his trials and errors while the 20’s, a period of training as a writer. This perspective allows us to study his other works published before 1927 as a process of the creation of narrative style of this author: "transcendent" in Le Jeune Européen. Indeed, Drieu had obtained this style as a result from his studies he had done in his writings of the 20s on the contemporary literature. This reading leads us to conclude that this narrative style and generic ambiguity of his work are indivisible. Not only our study illuminate the aesthetic that Drieu pursuit at that time, but also shows a prototype of his narrative style of the 30s and 40s
Diene, Ibra. "Idéologies et discours subversifs dans le roman français de 1930 à 1945 : les exemples de Drieu La Rochelle et de Louis Aragon." Université Paris-Est Créteil Val de Marne (UPEC), 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA120027.
Full textThe great war and the up heaval of consciences thrown light upon the failure of both the middle-class civilization and the capitalist ideology. From 1930, it has an echo in the french novel and in the framework of ideologies, it leads to a real to subvert the social realities. The echos of this crisis in literature enable in the one hand to distinguish within the novel, a subversive discourse rejecting the whole known political doctrines, it is characterized by its pessimism. In the other hand, there is a subversive novelistic discourse based on the faith in doctrines and the highlighting of subversive ideologies such as communism and fascism respectively elucidated here by louis aragon and drieu la rochelle. The discourse outline of these two novelists married a two-time dialectic idea. First the depreciation of the reality, the showing of a scheme of society throughout the choice of the political doctrine used as an ideological pattern. As for the literay preoccupation, which can not be neglected in a novel drieu and aragon's novelistic fictions have to avoid didactism and definite orders. Thus the second-time of their discourses showing off their doctrines is based on suggestive techniques to build on its desire of persuasion. For the same reason, the social scheme remains unclearly expressed. In fact, the tree articulations of this study describe two kinds of novels. The pessimistic ones rejecting any kind of ideology has been well promoted after celine's novel tilled "voyage au bout de la nuit" compared to the 19th century novels. They made up a new subversive tradition. As it appears drieu's and aragon's works carried a transitive ideology, and joined the realitic tradition in order to make their discourses more believable. Their search of legibility puts a limit to the subversion of its form
Lecarme, Jacques. "Roman, politique et autobiographie chez quelques romanciers de l'entre-deux-guerres." Paris 4, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA040080.
Full textWe have examined the relation between novel and politics in the work of some prominent writers who have published their first book between 1918 and 1939, and we have followed beyond this period the continuation of their creation. We have first exposed our thesis : the theme of the apocalypse is all-pervading throughout this period full of catastrophes. Then we have examined Drieu la Rochelle's life and work, privileging the problems of revolution, treason and suicide. We have evaluated and re-evaluated him as a writer of short stories and as a novelist. We have drawn a parallel between him and him and his peers or adversaries : Céline, Nizan, Sartre, Malraux. The feverish and violent atmosphere of this interwar period, when everything - too much - was expected from great writers, whose function was exalted and transformed into a heroic myth, is evocated through the conspicuous and deservedly debated character of Drieu la Rochelle. Malraux is praised and described in a more succinct way, through a discussion on novel and autobiography, inspired by the modern "autofiction" theory Paul Morand too is briefly studied, in his literary, political, world-wide and wordly career : our analysis deals mainly with his short stories, we intend to demonstrate that, better than his novels, they show his genius as a novelist. Sartre is viewed, leisurely but somewhat distantly, in relation to the problems of "littérature engagée" (surrealism, communism, fascism, antisemitism, collaboration, resistance), but we have mainly focused on the words, autobiographical work posterior to the period we study. Four monographs on Aragon, Yourcenar, Simenon, Hyvernaud enlarge this quartet into an octet. A broad panorama of novel, short story and autobiography after the 1939-45 war evokes the possible extions of a subject too rich to have been exhausted
Extier, Clement. "La mémoire à l’œuvre : Drieu La Rochelle et la construction du sens : l’homme et la Grande Guerre." Thesis, Lyon, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017LYSE2103/document.
Full textThis thesis investigates how memory provides a dynamic resource in the construction of meaning within the literary sphere, focusing particularly on poetry and criticism. The thesis examines how literature and history are opposed through the negotiation of traces (documents, events, references, etc.). Mimicking the trajectory of remembering, the study begins in the present, examining the current state of research on Pierre Drieu La Rochelle, and returns to the original traces, analysing Drieu’s first two texts, Interrogation (1917) and Fond de cantine (1920).The introduction provides a clarification of the thesis’ conceptual framework, which is drawn from psychoanalytic praxis and theory. The introduction begins the process of translating and adapting elements of the therapeutic cure particularly pertinent in the construction of meaning, such as transference, floating attention, free association, and the status of truth and its verification. By adapting these practices, a psychoanalytic approach to literature can offer more than a reading that reduces a text to the simple confirmation of psychoanalytical concepts.The first chapter comprises a review of the critical literature on Drieu La Rochelle, which has been marked by decades of biographical readings. A first reading uses historiographical debates and reflections to examine how Drieu has become part of the French literary canon, and is now a “lieu de mémoire”. Using psychoanalysis and Paul Ricœur’s theory of narrative, the chapter then highlights recurring themes and strategies employed by critics in their narrativisation of Drieu’s life. The second chapter is an exhaustive reading of Interrogation organised around three cultural substrates that constitute the text’s memory. Religion, history and literature are mobilised to deny the unprecedented nature of the First World War. Instead, the war is figured as the newest manifestation of a timeless drive for violence, through which the subject experiences a temporality that confuses past and present.Through a reading of Fond de cantine, the third chapter charts the collapse of the three cultural substrates seen in Interrogation and the fragmentation of the subject under the weight of the historical event. The intrusion of history nonetheless offers the subject a strategy for the semanticisation of the war. The attempt to historicise the war that follows, however, confuses literary references and historical facts. As a consequence, a new experience of time emerges: the past is purely mythic, and the alienated present endures without hope for the future