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Journal articles on the topic "Écrivains – 18e siècle"
Gailliard, Michel. "Sade est-il un écrivain du 18e siècle ?" Dix-huitième siècle 41, no. 1 (2009): 669. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/dhs.041.0669.
Full textDunoyer, Christiane. "Alpes." Anthropen, 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.124.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Écrivains – 18e siècle"
Métayer, Christine. "Écrivains publics et milieux populaires à Paris, sous l'Ancien Régime : le cas des écrivains des charniers du cimetière des Saints-Innocents." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 1991. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/28416.
Full textPonzetto, Valentina. "Alfred de Musset et les écrivains libertins du XVIIIe siècle." Paris 4, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA040042.
Full textMusset's writing owes more than usually recognized to eighteenth-century libertine writers. This becomes clear when we remove old critical stereotypes and take a fresh look at his works. The very locations in which the stories take place hearken to the libertine tradition, drawing the picture of a sophisticated, worldly universe, confined to a few urban centres (Paris, Venice) and to some privileged, interior settings imbued with sensuality (boudoirs, petites-maisons). The key is evocation rather than description, literary reminiscences rather than the observation of reality. Musset's characters, too, display traits that set them in the tradition of the heroes of the libertine novel, in a relationship equally comprising admiration and desired imitation, as well as polemical opposition and reinterpretation. They are, notably, good talkers and seducers. Whether employed in dangerous and corrupting designs, or in more playful and lighthearted tones, their speech is marked by a language, a phrasing, a style, a seductive intent typical of libertine writing. This is precisely where we can recognize the most fruitful and most deeply rooted libertine heritage in Musset's works: an elegant and allusive language, which suggests eroticism and desire without vulgarity; a style composed of decent yet evocative metaphors, insinuating reticence, artful ellipses. It is finally a way of writing that elicits the reader's complicitous cooperation and irresistibly seduces him. Between reviving and transcending the libertine model, reusing and ironically distorting the clichés derived from this tradition, Musset's work develops its originality and its charm
Besle, Edwige. "Madame de Laisse, une femme de lettres au XVIIIème siècle, éléments pour une enquête biographique et littéraire." Orléans, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007ORLE1082.
Full textAuthor of five works between 1773 and 1778, Madam de Laisse since fell into the lapse of memory. Its life remained unknown, this work is thus presented in the form of an outline of its biography. However, a large side of its life remains still quite mysterious. If it is possible to follow it and to find which could be its youth, its life of woman, married with Mister de Laisse, then with the count de Garrault. Its existence for the revolutionary period remains opaque. Nevertheless, this study made it possible to better understand which was this woman writer and which was its circle of close friends. Some of her friends are transposed in a way more or less disguised in its books, in particular Mister Leroy de Fontigny. The major work Madam de Laisse forever studied. However, "Ouvrage sans titre, Minerve le donnera" is an interesting epistolary novel putting in scene two girls : Julie and Sophie. Novel of separation, since one is in France and the other in Italy, the two writers share thanks to the letters their emotions in front of the events which they face. The epistie dedicated to the queen Marie-Antoinette expresses the will of the author clearly to show that there is no happiness without virtue. She indicates, thanks to her novel, the dangers which the women must avoid and qualities that they must develop in order to be able to claim with a happy life
Lilti, Antoine. "Le monde des salons : la sociabilité mondaine à Paris dans la seconde moitié du XVIIIe siècle." Paris 1, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA010570.
Full textSarrazin, Véronique. "Les almanachs parisiens au XVIIIe siècle : production, commerce, culture." Paris 1, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA010681.
Full textIf popular almanacs are the most sold and read, other kinds are also published in the 18th century, initially and chiefly in Paris. It is a form of publication distinguished by a calendar, the annual term, new year's sales and a very little size. Each one deals with one subject, essentially frivolous poetry, history or science ; but their popular relationship is a discredit for this kind of books. They are often compiled, by rather youg and generally anonymous writers, to earn some money. Many booksellers published one, but only fitty or so are really active ; often, they have joined the trade-company recently and are without family support. Some lasting and profitable almanacs are published by rich printers and handed down from father to son ; but most of them, more precarious, are produced by rather poor booksellers. Most of them have only a yearly tacit permission, and the royal privileges, which assure periodicty and monopole, are eagerly fought for. Almanacs are produced at a low cost, printed in large numbers, sold cheap and rather quickly. The profit is allways interesting, because quickly gained, and can be important for the largest printings. To promote the sale, booksellers make active advertisings and take advantage of new year's gifts, especially with the bookbinding. Other sellers are involved, like "merciers", peddlers, stationers, engravers and bookbinders,who sometimes are themseves publishers. These almanacs are meant for, and sometimes read by, people of middle and upper classes. Some, like directories, diaries and handbooks, are interesting for children and useful for professionnal and practical information. The others assist and reffect spare time activities, especially games and theatre. They follow cultural fashions, and amuse with parody of popular titles. The almanac's production grows fast, its success based on following cultural actuality, including politics after 1789
Morand, Frédérique. "Dona Maria Gertrudis Hore (1742-1801) : une poétesse gaditane entre le siècle et la clôture." Paris 8, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA081918.
Full textHivet, Christine. "Roman féminin et condition féminine de Mary Wollstonecraft à Mary Shelley." Paris 3, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA030108.
Full textAt a time when women's fiction was flourishing and when the condition of woman caused increasingly acute problems, mary wollstonecraft chose to express in the novel the same message as in a vindication of the rights of woman. Works which were full of horror and pathos, mary and the wrongs of woman promoted the right to divorce and love for women. Some of ther contemporaries had the courage to follow in her steps and like her to portray a sombre picture of a woman's life. However, not all women were sympathetic towards mary wollstonecraft's views. Hating everything which she stood for, some authors like hannah more created wollstonecraftian anti-heroines who were destined to be punished by poetic justice. On the other hand, they were full of praise for the status quo, even at the expense of the dynamics of their novel. A generation later, mary shelley published frankenstein. Apparently without importance, woman is however not absent from the works of mary wollstonecraft's daughter. Perhaps mary shelley owes her success partly to this indirection. Other novelists, such as fanny burney, maria edgeworth, ann radcliffe or jane austen, managed to have their talent more or less quickly recognised. If they as well adopted the strategy of indirection, their success however was a significant step forward for the female sex
Cherrad, Sonia. "La littérature éducative au miroir des Lumières : étude du discours pédagogique féminin de la seconde moitié du XVIIIe siècle (1756-1801)." Rennes 2, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009REN20010.
Full textThe objective of this study is to look at feminine pedagogical literature during the Age of Enlightenment in a new way. Up to now, it has been considered as childish, feminine and pedagogical literature on the whole. Moreover, it has never been the subject of a comprehensive study. Using a corpus of fictitious and reflexive texts by female authors of the second half of the 18th century, well-known or not so well-known and completed by several texts from the same period, we have found that this literature participated fully during the 18th century in questioning education theories and practices. As well, fictional texts offer a reflection about society, politics and economy and establish models for what could be desirable governments. These authors had the ambitious project of offering a new approach to the public about the ways to regenerate society through improved education on one hand and through forms of virtuous governements on the other. Finally, beyond the diversity in forms and the religious, philosophical and political convictions of the authors, we have found that there are converging pedagogical, social and political ideas among these Age of Enlightenment female writers
Cioccolo, Floriana. "Marianna Candidi Dionigi : une femme écrivain et peintre à l'âge néoclassique." Caen, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012CAEN1650.
Full textThe edition and comment of the letters Marianna Dionigi Candidi (1757-1826) and those of her daughter Enrichetta (1784-1868) shed new light on the knowledge of Roman society in the early nineteenth century. In this way, literati almost forgotten are recalled. Moreover, some of the leading characters of Italian neoclassical literature take advantage from these new data. The thesis analyzes also the two treatises published by Marianna with an historical and literary study. Precetti elementari sulla pittura de’ paesi is confirmed as a learning exercise. As for Viaggi in alcune città del Lazio, this research has focused the debate over the « Pelasgic » theory proposed by the abbot Petit-Radel that the Roman lady shared. She delivered to this treatise the essence of her identity, both on the page and in images. The conception and the publishing enterprise (edition, printing and sale) has been the main topics we investigated by comparing some passages in the text with the correspondence of the Dionigi mother and daughter. In a letter to Diodata Saluzzo-Roero another treatise, unfinished and lost, is analyzed starting from its actual title (Storia del mio tempo), its arguments and ideology. From these contacts emerges a network between Turin, Rome and Naples linking a current of Catholic loyalist who cultivated their own vision of the forthcoming Risorgimento
David, Odette. "L'écriture de soi au féminin : subversion idéologique et formelle dans l'Histoire de Madame de Montbrillant de Madame d'Épinay : thèse." Nice, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005NICE2025.
Full textThe Story of Madame de Montbrillant, by Mme d'Épinay, written in the eighteenth century, was not published in its entirety until the twentieth. Within the context of its relation to the Confessions of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, it is striking in its ideological and formal subversion, but in the absence of an examination of its literary merits, its classification has remained problematic. This thesis proposes a definitive classification of the work of Mme d'Épinay by distinguishing the truncated editions of the nineteenth century from the integral edition of 1951. In order to classify the Story of Madame de Montbrillant, we found it necessary to examine, in detail, and for the first time, the text in its entirety. The author reconstructs the society of her salon, frequented by the Philosophes des lumières, using fictitious names, in order to respect the conventions of the time, but numerous clues reveal the true identity of these characters and authenticate their actions. Consequently, this feminine writing of the self must necessarily be classified under the genre of eighteenth-century autobiography
Books on the topic "Écrivains – 18e siècle"
Béatrice, Mandopoulos, ed. Victor Hugo, un écrivain dans son siècle. Toulouse, France: Éditions Milan, 2002.
Find full textDooley, Allan C. Author and printer in Victorian England. Charlottesville: University Press of Virginia, 1992.
Find full textLes Génies de la littérature : XVIIIe siècle: De D'Alembert à Voltaire. Paris: Atlas, 1992.
Find full textOur Mark Twain: The Making of His Public Personality. Univ of Pennsylvania Pr, 1985.
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