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Tautz, Mirjam. "Transferts du roman français contemporain. Jean Echenoz, Philippe Djian et Sylvie Germain en Allemagne (1986-2004)." Paris 4, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA040217.
Full text“Transfers of the contemporary French novel” analyses the various stages of the transfers of the novels of three contemporary French writers, Jean Echenoz, Philippe Djian and Sylvie Germain towards Germany: the editorial context and the elements of the peritext, the translation of the novels and their universes, the critical and journalistic reception. The specificity of the approach is to consider all these moments of transfer and the different actors and mediators involved, in order to follow step by step the course of the transferred works. The purpose is to demonstrate the preliminary and operational norms and strategies in the publishing and the translation of the novels as well as the expectations concerning the contemporary French novel, detectable through the critical reception of the writers from now on considered as representative of this reception
Matei, Alexandru. "L'espace dans les romans de Jean Echenoz : espace représenté et espace pratiqué dans l'oeuvre de Jean Echenoz." Paris, EHESS, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007EHES0009.
Full textThe goal of this thesis is double folded. The analysis of spacial representations in Jean Echenoz's novels opens on a survey of two kinds of realization of space, firstly through the practice of seeing and then through that of "bricolage". Secondly, these practices are demonstrated to have a moral sense, through an interpretation borrowed from Michel Foucault's Hermeneutique du sujet. It is very important to underline, finally, the cultural approach of this study, which does not deal with the text of Echenoz's works but rather with their cultural context -the influence of continental phenomenology and cultural anthropology upon the new literary representations of postmodern Western Europe
Le, Hir-Leal Jocelyne. "L'ironie dans les romans de Jean Echenoz." Brest, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998BRES1004.
Full textThe analysis of irony in Jean Echenoz's novels is built on both a stylistic and general level. It involves such notions as humour, comedy and parody. Refusing to take things seriously seems to be the contract made with the reader. The narrator is looked on as the caricature of an ironist and the characters he derides are eventually reappraised by a style which questions all aesthetic, cultural and social values. The effects of polyphony, intertextuality and reflexivity arouse suspicion about the novels themselves. Self-mockery leads to systemic derision which relativises everything including the ironist's attitude. Yet, beyond echenoz's nihilism, his writing proposes a paradoxical reappraisal of the common man in a worthless world
Shokrian, Zini Mohammad Javad. "Jean Echenoz et Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio : une géographie littéraire." Limoges, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005LIMO2008.
Full textJérusalem, Christine. "Équivoque et fragmentation : l'esthétique de la disparition dans l'oeuvre de Jean Echenoz." Saint-Etienne, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000STET2068.
Full textDeramond, Sophie. "Implications culturelles et structurelles de l'espace dans l'oeuvre narrative de Jean Echenoz." Paris 3, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA030120.
Full textSpace, both seen as a structural founding scheme and as a manifestation of contemporary culture is ubiquitous at all levels of the Echenoz’s romanesque construction: as a dimension of literary inscription (journey into the world of the library), as a model for fiction elaboration (writing mechanisms) and as a major diegetic reference. Jean Echenoz’s present work is both a milestone around which a new contemporary novelistic way comes into view, and an edifice the elements of which may be observed as dynamic of unity. The echoes and structures of this elaboration point out Echenoz’s manifest taste for a playful and enchanted written depiction of the world: language is the keystone of spatial writing, laden with geocentric characteristics, which portrays Paris in a poetically centralised role and by terrestrial exploration, reveals the vacillation of the « being » in our contemporary world. Travel becomes an escape through the denial of the dimensions of time and space by speed; the city becomes, for spectral characters ill-stricken by a form of latent wandering, the mean for experimentation, where man can explore the creases, the underground, the limits, that reveal subversive usages of law, never seen urban spatial arrangements, new paths for dwelling within a dislocated world
Esfandi, Esfandiar. "Un formalisme référentiel dans le roman français des années 1980 : Patrick Deville, Jean Echenoz, Jean-Philippe Toussaint." Paris 3, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA030023.
Full textBlanckeman, Bruno. "Les ambiguïtés du récit dans l'oeuvre de Jean Echenoz, Hervé Guibert, Pascal Quignard." Paris 7, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA070072.
Full textIndecision caracterises the works of Jean Echenoz, Herve Guibert, Pascal Quignard - be it in essay or novel, fiction or parody, autobiography or romance -, and would seem to be the main of french contemporary litterature, if we take into consideration the practical art of fiction itself, its use of langage and the notion of identity. Ambiguity appears to be a favorite way of expressing meaning, and is that which connects the present narratives with the post-modern frame of mind
Sennhauser, Anne. "Devenirs du romanesque au début du XXIe siècle : les écritures aventureuses de Jean Echenoz, Jean Rolin et Patrick Deville." Thesis, Paris 3, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA030104.
Full textThis thesis sets out to study the evolution of “Romanesque” in contemporary French literature, through a corpus of narratives written in the first decade of the 21st century. The works of Jean Echenoz, Jean Rolin and Patrick Deville first inspired by the extravagant patterns from action literature opened the fictional invention to other places. They particularly focus on (biographical, historical, social) reality, and use various devices of the genre, taking into account interrogations that echo the questionings borne by the new century. On the one hand, the “Romanesque”, often considered as a dream, an utopian ideal, is led to be deprived of its structure; on the other hand, it remains active in the form of fragments, impulses and topics able to boost and regenerate narratives. An homology appears between the favourite subjects of the three authors – stories of adventure, human action, considered as they appear in reality – and the way novel is handled: far from being used as a codified genre, it is rather boosted by an adventurous writing, which explores the field of knowledge and the boundaries of literature. This study aims at showing how the deception of adventurous stories enables the authors to use the power of narrative exploration and to question the subject, turning its principles into a formal and intellectual freedom. Jean Echenoz, Jean Rolin and Patrick Deville echo the evolutions of critics’ discourses, that have put forward some forms of resistance to the « end of ideologies » as well as to its alleged relativism, since the end of the 90’s
Thimonnier, Charlotte. "Pratiques et enjeux du détail dans les romans de Juan José Saer, Jean Echenoz et Daniele del Giudice." Paris 7, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA070076.
Full textAlthough the concept of detail is at the heart of a history of aesthetics, it generally remains elusive from a theoretical point of view. Such theoretical negligence or powerlessness is startling. Our first intuition was that the end of the XX century novel writing has inherited this great history of detail and draws its own resources from it. The novels of the Argentinean Juan Jose Saer, of the French Jean Echenoz and the Italian Daniele Del Guidice bear witness of the vitality of the uses of detail and their narrative, semiological and poetic stakes. Defined as what appears while it could or should have remained unnoticed, detail upsets, or even brings about a crisis in the order of representation and narration, as well as in the construction of meaning. Derived from an act of detailing (that we called in French détaille) on the part of the novelist, the narrator or the reader, through which they appropriate the text, it is the minimal but fondamental meeting point of attention and intention and the place where the rhythms of writing and reading take shape. We began our analysis by focusing on the perceptive act of detailing depicted through the eyes of the characters of the novel, we then turned to the textual act of detailing, le. The effort of the novelist and narrator to draw attention to such or such detail, but also to the personal involvement of the reader. We then focused on the question of meaning and insignifiance of detail by studying the indication and detail that convey a reality effect. Finally we dealt with the question of the place, measure and functions of detail in the narrative economy and, more generally, in the poetics of these three novelists