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Toren, Orly. "Histoire alternative des origines du roman : promenades interculturelles dans un monde sans épopée." Thesis, Paris 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA030165.
Full textIs it possible to rethink Literary History and in particular the History of the Novel as Cultural History which seeks to differentiate between an historical object and it’s representation? Considering the critical doxa, according to which, there exists a genetic link between epics and the novel, leads to one of Western thinking’s most stubborn myths. If epics, and particularly Homer’s, is seen as the novel’s ascendant , although it belongs to oral tradition, how does it explain the fact that as Ancient civilizations as Egypt or China or Israel developed sophisticated prose narratives without having epics? Moreover, if Western literary history refers to Aristotle’s Poetics as it’s foundational text, although by the time it was written, fictional prose didn’t exist yet, and was only to develop a few centuries later, shouldn’t we seek for the missing link between the oral tradition and the rise of the novel? As against this hegemonic and unhistorical representation that considers the novel genre as a Western invention, and as opposed to the historical circumstances that gave birth to the novel, we consider that the key to understanding this phenomenon lies in the emergence of literacy and prose. Indeed, in all civilizations that developed fictional prose writing, it was systematically preceded, not by epics, but by historiography. Our PHD dissertation presents an alternative History of the novel, whose angle is intercultural and interdisciplinary, aiming at recreating a new chronology of the emergence of the novel as a an inevitable historical genre in world’s literature
Boisvert, France. "Le développement des genres littéraires dans l'oeuvre de Lahontan." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 2001. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk3/ftp05/NQ62087.pdf.
Full textSimard, Mathieu. "L'imaginaire des genres littéraires, de Platon à Patrice Desbiens." Thesis, Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/39118.
Full textTuleu, Vincent. "Approche dialogique des genres littéraires : suivie d'une anthologie dialogique." Paris 3, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA030048.
Full textLiterary theory tackles the notion of genre from within a traditional space bordered by four poles: form, theme, register, and utterance. Studies of genre have sprung from a constant desire to ground the supremacy of one particular genre as a means for finding a basis for literariness. A dialogical approach, however, is based on the hypothesis that a relational strategy is at work within the text and that literary genres are able to zero in on the dialogical nature of this relationship. If we question Jakobson’s schema of communication, we are thereby enabled to leave behind a unilateral conception of informational transmission in favour of the dialogical principle underlying all communication. With the help of possible world semantics, it then becomes possible to embark upon a description of the referential processes at play within the literary text. By defining three major dialogical strategies, we are then in a position to discuss the communicational functioning of certain literary genres
Denizot, Nathalie. "GENRES LITTÉRAIRES ET GENRES TEXTUELS EN CLASSE DE FRANÇAIS Scolarisation, construction, fonctions et usages des genres dans la discipline français." Phd thesis, Université Charles de Gaulle - Lille III, 2008. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00532983.
Full textDenizot, Nathalie. "Genres littéraires et genres textuels en classe de français : scolarisation, construction, fonctions et usages des genres dans la disicpline français." Lille 3, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008LIL30031.
Full textThe literary and textual genres adopted in the discipline of French are disciplinary various purposes depending on the disciplinary configurations. At school, genres are thus unstable notions, in the definitions, in the corpus or in the uses (for example scriptural or reading practices) which are made of them. This is the thesis of this study, which looks at the manner in which genres are adapted for use at school in French secondary education from 1802 to the present day (via transposition, secondarization, reconfiguration and/or creation). The first part is a historical perspective, articulated with different paradigms (rhetoric, poetry, literary history and linguistic theory). Then the generic classifications of the genres are contextualized, and articulated with other methods of classification, within the discipline and on the edge of it, in the "CDI"'s. In the third part three cases are studied : the classical tragedy, the use of biographical texts in the penultimate year of secondary education and the "textes fondateurs" (Bible, writings of Homer. . . ) studied in the first year of secondary education. Special attention is paid to a particular form of contextuality, amphitextualité, which refers to the relationship between a text and other texts placed beside it, be it in textbooks, groups of texts, or/more generally in disciplinary practices. The last part analyzes disciplinary practices related to reading and writing the genres : through the manner in which novels of Balzac have been adapted for schools in almost 400 textbooks published since 1880 ; through the use of creative writing texts produced for the "baccalauréat de français"
Guilbault-Finet, Béatrice. "La Shoah racontée aux enfants : genres littéraires ou récit scolaire ?" Caen, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015CAEN1033.
Full textThis research work aims at characterizing children's and youth literature about the Holocaust. The review of a significant body of books all published in the period spanning from 1944 to 2013 has led to a close observation of the possible links between their editorial productions and political decisions. It has also led to a study of all the elements that make them belong to the literary domain (authors, paratext, characters, narrators, intertextuality). Since 2002 children's and youth literature and the teaching of the Holocaust have been included in primary school curricula at cycle 3 level. Consequently, this work focuses on the different requirements concerning those books (official instructions, selections and awards made by organizations supporting children's and youth literature and by Jewish organizations, recommendations published in educational journals). The study of educational practice, which has been observed from teaching sequences in class, has enabled us to analyze the effects of resorting to such literature at school. We have noticed phenomena of distortion that influence the reading of this literature as well as the school disciplines concerned by that teaching. Thus one can observe some hesitation regarding the way this literature is considered: the lack of link between the different disciplines tends to make the school telling of the Holocaust disappear, supplanted by “new school novels”
Bleau, Alexandre. "Les Vies de Pierre Michon : Étude spéculative des genres littéraires." Thesis, Lille 3, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012LIL30022.
Full textThis thesis aims at three closely tied goals. The foremost is to understand the works of Pierre Michon, ever since Vies minuscules (Small Lives ; 1984) and up until Les Onze (The Eleven ; 2009), as a precise chain of generic contents, and to demonstrate that this body of work, even though it might appear to belong to older genres such as the "life" and the autobiography, is driven from an essential evolution of contemporary literature so much so that the detailed analysis of its becoming will reveal the underlying universality of numerous so-called personal and idiosyncratic elements put forth by the author. The second goal is to apprehend the complex historical process which leads to such works ; more precisely, the question will be to explain how different periods produce different genres that are as many ways to reflect humanity's "real" existence upon this earth, or : how life, far from being confined to the biographical, is the matter of literature at large, and that the epic, the tragedy ,the chronicles, the romance, etc., are all in their own respect subspecies of the life-genre. Inasmuch as our primary focus will be the necessity of moving from one genre to the other, we shall moreover be lead to see in Michon's works the ultimate determination of the life-genre, and, in a way, its supersession. The third goal will be to seize the concept of the text as that from which the life-genre comes to be and deploys itself, and, to that end, to examine the differences that this concept holds within, namely the fiction, the story and the tale, or in other terms the difference of the narrator, the character and the hero
Kubo, Akihiro. "Raymond Queneau et la question des genres." Paris 3, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA030010.
Full textRaymond Queneau makes the boundary between the basic genres (novel and poetry) problematic but uses at the same time many minor genres. According to the idea that these practices imply the writer's strategy towards the system of genres, we study the status and the function of the literary genres in his works. As regards the boundary between the novel and the poetry, we are interested in the poetical novels in the 1930's. The sphere of poetry in these works consists not only of the mixture of genres but also of the autobiographical writing. These two practices show that Queneau's poetical novels come from his criticism against the system of genres established by the symbolists. Concerning the minor genres, the modern poets called for them to challenge to the generic classification. Queneau takes up this poetic tradition again. However, the minor genres contribute to his poetic of the mixture of genres, too. Using these genres, he explores various aspects of the poetic novel
Placial, Claire. "Pour une histoire rapprochée des traductions. Étude bibliographique, historique et linguistique des traductions en langue française du Cantique des cantiques publiées depuis la Renaissance." Thesis, Paris 4, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA040254.
Full textThe primary aim of this thesis is to identify and to give a bibliographical description of all the French translations of the Song of Songs that have been published in print since the Renaissance, regardless of their editorial support, date and place of publication. A close reading of these translations will then allow us to determine, following Antoine Berman’s method, the “translation project” and the “translator’s horizon”, by comparing them with their source texts (mostly in Hebrew and Latin) and by situating them in their historical, editorial and religious contexts. Accordingly, a number of case studies have been carried out : first, considering theoretical problems of translation, then by comparing a selection of key excerpts from the text, the entire text corpus has been analyzed from both a diachronic and a synchronic perspective. The entire study illustrates the extent to which each translation is the embodiment of a specific reading of the Song of Songs
Rudelic-Fernandez, Dana. "De la transmodalisation : étude des rapports entre les modalités dramatiques et narratives du texte en littérature et psychanalyse." Paris 7, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991PA070048.
Full textThe goal of this study is to approach closely the narrativity of a literary and a psychanalytic text. I first show how the originally aristotelian definition of narrative as a story or as a representation of action (mythos), generally adopted by classical poetics and largely accepted by contemporary theories of narrative, is based on a "dramatic transmodalisation of narrative". I analyse this transmodal process as inherent to the definition of narrative, and on the example of six "transmodal readings" (saint-real, mme de villeduie, marivaux, balzac, vian et sartre), i show how a literary text inscribes itself in a modal generic tradition while simultaneously demarcating itself from it. Next, through close readings of texts by freud, lacan and julia kristeva, i examine the use that psychanalytic theory makes of the concept of narrative. In the conclusion, i situate the moment of narrative elaboration of discourse in the context of language acquisition process, arguing that the signifiying mobility and transformational dynamics which characterize narrative point at its fundamentally transmodal nature
Basson, André François. "La conversion des genres littéraires dans la poésie de Paulin de Nole." Aix-Marseille 1, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1996AIX10041.
Full textThematically, carm. 15, 17, 25 and 31 of paulinus of nola can be linked to a number of literary genres of classical antiquity. But his christian faith, his conversion to asceticism and the particular requirements of the occasions for which these poems were written - the feast of st. Felix, nicetas' departure, the nuptials of julian and titia, the death of little celsus - led the poet to convert the uita, the propempticon, the epithalamium and the consolatio. As a result , each of these poems acquires a clearly spiritual meaning : praise of the saintly man and of urban monasticism (carm. 15); praise of christian friendship and description of the spiritual voyage of the miles christi (carm. 17) exhortation to lead a chaste life within the spiritual marriage (carm. 25); the importance of faith, penitence and of good works as a means of gaining eternal life and of being reunited with the deceased (carm. 31)
Le, Borgne Françoise. "Rétif de La Bretonne et la crise des genres littéraires, 1767-1797." Paris 10, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA100170.
Full textAmâncios, Santos Maria Angelica. "Scénarios littéraires : genres et médias chez Alain Robbe-Grillet et Marguerite Duras." Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015USPCC073.
Full textThis thesis analyzes the text which provides the basis for most cinematic works: the screenplay. My aim is to increase the visibility of this genre in the field of Comparative Literature given the relative lack of attention it has received in literary and film studies. I intend to demonstrate that the script is naturally an intermedial genre, because it promotes numerous "intermedial references" when it uses the filmic language, which anticipates, in the reader's mind, images that he will experience as a spectator - when the movie is screened. Additionally, I intend to examine the possibilities of exchange between the script and various literary forms, such as the poem and the novel, in a dialogue that is not only intermedial but also intergeneric. In order to achieve this aim, I shall focus on the hybridization experiments, particularly of novel and screenplay, made from 1959 to 2002 by the writers and filmmakers Alain Robbe-Grillet and Marguerite Duras. Such works should be highlighted in this study because they present, besides some intergeneric peculiarities, a remarkable diversity in their intermedial references that go beyond the film and also evoke ostensibly the fields of theater, music, and painting. To support our research, we use several theories, such as the ones by Dominique Combe, about literary genres, Irina Rajewsky, on Intermedial Studies, Alain et Odette Virmaux, about the cine-novel
Chamayou-Kuhn, Cécile. "Les écritures du corps dans les oeuvres d'Evelyn Schlag et Elfriede Jelinek. Étude des genres sexuels et des genres littéraires." Thesis, Paris 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA030156.
Full textAnalysing the body often entails a series of – often qualitative – dichotomies [nature vs. culture, discourse vs. novel self-expression], and invariably intertwines with language. This comparative study centres on “embodiment” mechanisms [Judith Butler], and broaches them through the prism of sexual differences, in books by two contemporary Austrian authors: Evelyn Schlag and Elfriede Jelinek. Their writing self-evidently criticises language but likewise unveils deep divergences that denote different conceptions of male and female. This work favours a heuristic approach, which critiques the feminist theories from the 1970s and 1980s before homing in more specifically on the textual foundations of culture [Kulturwissenschaften] in general, and their implications for gender studies in particular. This study zooms in on the process of producing text about the body. The method is at the crossroads between an analysis of gender [psychoanalysis, deconstruction and metalanguage] and of literary genres [novels, plays, poetry, etc.]. It probes strategies to cement, twist or eliminate the generic frontiers that each of these authors’ poetic angles follow, from a wider perspective than the strict correlation between femininity and logos subversion. It simultaneously questions the effects of literates handling text with a view to “re-semantising” the feminine body in a non essentialist manner
Stefanova, Silvia. "Les genres romanesques dans l'oeuvre de Vladimir Nabokov." Paris 3, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA030186.
Full textSaddik, Hussein al. "Les genres littéraires au IVème siècle de l'Hégire (à propos de la munazara)." Paris 3, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA030078.
Full textThis work is a contribution to the studies which aim at the creation of a theory of arabic literary genres. It treats the problem of the genre in the arabic old and contemporary studies, and regroups the genres know in literature in the fourth hejira century. It deals particularly with one genre which is the debate. The author demonstrates the relation between the genre and the society, its evolution that accompanies the evolution of society. In the third part the searcher studies the social functions of the genre, the relation between these functions and their changement with the evolution of society. Then he studies the structural characteristics which differentiate the debate, as a genre, forme other genres of social discourse
Salah, Asher N. "Phénomènes d'écriture et genres littéraires chez les Juifs italiens au dix-huitième siècle." Paris, INALCO, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005INAL0005.
Full textThis research aims to trace an historical profile of Jewish and Hebrew literature in 18th century Italy. The following questions are to be asked: who are the writers, why do they write, in which occasions and with which frequency. The work is divided in two parts which constitute each of them an introduction to two bio-bibliographic repertoires. The first one contains a description of the life and work of the Jewish authors and physicians in the 18th century followed by a list of the secondary sources on them; the second one is a prosopographic index of every Jew who lived in Italy at the same time. The second part of the thesis offers a synthesis of the socio-economic conditions of the Jews in the 18th century followed by a study on the demography and onomastic habits of Italian Jews
Delafosse, Emilie. "La pratique des genres dans l'oeuvre fictionnelle d'Eduardo Berti." Grenoble 3, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009GRE39047.
Full textEduardo Berti (1964, Buenos Aires) is one of the most notable writers of the young literary Argentine generation. His very varied narrative work is not much studied yet, whereas it already enjoys a real fame/notoriety/celebrity. The corpus explored in this thesis includes the five first books published by Berti, between 1994 and 2004: a collection of short stories (Los pájaros), a collection of micro-stories (La vida imposible) and three novels (Agua, La mujer de Wakefield, Todos los Funes). Addressing this corpus from the generic multiplicity point of view seems to be a good way to perceive/comprehend the Berti's narrative work in its generality. First, wondering about the way that Berti practises the genres leads to work on the short form/long form dialectic, which should be moderated and connected with the fragmentation and mise en recueil issues. The opposition relation between the two forms does not mean they are incompatible. In a second part, the phenomenon of mutual "contagion" between the "long" and the "short" is analized; it even shows a certain complementarity. The transtextuality issues are discussed in a third part. Gérard Genette's concept (Palimpsestes, Seuil, 1982) proves operative to study the references and rewriting games enabling Berti to cross the textual and generic borders. Finally, a fourth part is devoted to the study of three important transgeneric themes, which reflect some of the writing processes used by Berti in his five books
Lastraioli, Chiara. "Du "Pasquino" au "Pasquin" : migration et évolution d'un genre satirique." Tours, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000TOUR2045.
Full textDeharbe, Charlène. "La porosité des genres littéraires au XVIIIe siècle : le roman-mémoire et le théâtre." Thèse, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, 2012. http://depot-e.uqtr.ca/5180/1/030315353.pdf.
Full textDeharbe, Charlène. "La porosité des genres littéraires au XVIIIe siècle : le roman-mémoires et le théâtre." Thesis, Reims, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012REIML002/document.
Full textThis study is meant to highlight the influence of drama on the (French) memoir-novels of the 18th century. The narrator, be it a man or a woman, recollects his or her life from the moment they are coming into the world. This evocation and analysis of their earlier “I” is recalled in a first person narrative. The idea is to recount his or her social ascension, step by step, evoke his or her past mistakes and relate an unrequited love, in a tragic, sensitive or comic tone. Yet, these introspective novels paradoxically reach a theatrical dimension. The then famous playwrights are turned into fictional characters, their works are quoted, the heroes go to places where the art of drama is performed and, most importantly, the novelist resorts to elements which are characteristic features of drama : costumes, variations on specific characters and scenes, a dramatic construction, the use of the aesthetics of the tableau, the extent and distribution of the dialogues ; all of these contribute to place the reader in the position of the audience
Rudacogora, Augustin. "Fictions, témoignages et autres genres littéraires du génocide dans le champ littéraire rwandais après 1994." Paris 13, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA131026.
Full textFictions, testimonies and the other literary genres of the genocide in the Rwandan literary field after 1994 " is a diachronic study of the Rwandan literary field on a period of 10 years (1994-2004). It aims essentially over the literary works of fiction and the testimonies related to the genocide committed from April to July 1994 against the Tutsi of Rwanda. The first part is a description of the literary field and an approach anthology of the targeted period. The second is an analysis of the links between the fiction and the genocide from thematic and sociocriticism points of view. The last part studies the testimonies, the poems of remembrance and memorial sites scriptural end social speech aspects
Magni, Stefano. "Détournement des genres dans la production narrative postmoderne en Italie." Paris 8, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA082922.
Full textThis research deals with the study of postmodern narrative literature in Italy. It analyses its reassessment of certain narrative genres such as the "Bildungsroman", the historical novel, the detective novel and the short story, and explores some postmodern texts parodying Italian models from the XIXth and the XXth century. My work is composed of three parts. My aim was first to define the terms of my research and to establish some theoretical principles concerning the notions of postmodernism, literary genres and parodies, as a ground for the reading of the authors included in my corpus (Benni, Folgore, Macchiavelli, Manganelli and Vassalli). Secondly, I have analysed instances of modernism and postmodernism in my corpus and their structural differences. Thirdly, I have examined the different forms of postmodernism, and endeavoured to understand the aesthetic, philosophical and moral strategies which have led to postmodern reclassification
Emmanouilidou-Buonavista, Despina. "Du genre aux genres polygénéricité et poétique de synthèse chez Serge Brussolo." Aix-Marseille 1, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006AIX10034.
Full textGrigor, Pierre. "A text-critical analysis of potentially conflict-provoking genres of the Christian bible." Thesis, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10948/11289.
Full textKaszczyk, Gaillard Diane. "Les nouvelles de Ludwig Tieck : jeu avec les genres." Lyon 2, 2003. http://theses.univ-lyon2.fr/documents/lyon2/2003/kaszczyk_d.
Full textThis work deals with Ludwig Tieck's "short" novels, written between 1822 and 1841. The features of these short novels remind us either of fairy tales, comedies or poems and that is why their connection with many literary types has been studied. Remarks on literary theories and comparisons to german or other european literature works are the basis and the heart of the complete study. Especially "the Scarecrow. Fairy tale and short novel in five acts" which can be considered as one of Ludwig Tieck's master pieces leads to a deep and thorough intertextual analysis. Finally, despite the multiplicity of novels and sometimes the complexity to establish their primary link with other literary works, this study aims to demonstrate the coherence of Ludwig Tieck as a novellist: his main concern being to dialog and play with literature using his contacts with contemporary authors (Goethe, E. T. A. Hoffmann) and his lectures and studies of many others (Shakespeare, Boccace) as starting points
Montalbetti, Christine. "Le voyage et le livre : poétique du récit de voyage d'écrivain au XIXè siécle." Paris 8, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA080722.
Full textThe nineteenth century author of traval narrative, hesitating between two contradictory ambitions, which he tries to reconcile, to be literal or to be literary, alternatively writes about the world and rewrites the library. Superimposed on the ideal of a direct narrative which is based on the model of the daguerreotype, the engraving or the copy of a painting, and which imitates the movement of the referential journey, immediately furnishing an order to the text, is the knowledge gained form secondary sources. Contrary to the explorer, the writer is faced with a space already stacked out by literature ; the narrator uses preexisting texts as models or as foils, unless he considers litterature as an economic system were nothing must be saind twice, which produces either a lacuna, a bibliographical reference or a quote. Fictional texts, because they construct homonymous setting, lead to phenomena of spatial confusion. The assimilation of true and fictional space and the reappropriation of fictional structures resolve the problem uncessantly posed by the narrator of the insufficiency of the actual voyage to constitute a literary object, but on the other hand the referential work is jeopradized. The voyage, an object paradoxical, ideal and impossible to narrate at the same time, invites the writer to rehink the traditional balance of the narrative and disrupts the hierarchy between description and narration, the structural assumptions and the relationship to quotation
Churin, Chloé. "Des genres au genre féminin : la mixité des genres et l'écriture étouffée : lectures des paradoxes de l'oeuvre d'Eliza Haywood." Paris 3, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA030041.
Full textIn Eliza Haywood's complex and varied works, the use of literary genres is intimately connected to the main theme of women's passions. The representation of passion encourages the writer to resort to borrowed generic forms which attract the reader's attention, and suggest the importance of this singular vision of women. Rarely serene, women are also passionate actors and poets. Their fits and desires are often depicted, and coincide with the emergence of drama, poetry or essay within Haywood's works. Paradoxically, this generic complexity creates ironic effects, targeted at the genres themselves, so that poetry and drama are satirised by the narrators. These contradictions incite the reader to consider the interpretation of the motif of the passionate lady. The insistence of the passionate theme is in fact linked to a metalinguistic representation. Women are all the more eloquent as they are submerged by passion, and the talent of the women writer is thus justified. It is paradoxical that this desire for expression and creativity is associated to a satire on various genres which fulfils the directly opposed wish for modesty and silence
Daniel-Café, Ahmed. "La littérature comorienne de l'île d'Anjouan : Essai de classification et de traduction des genres littéraires oraux et écrits." Paris, INALCO, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000INAL0002.
Full textThis study is concerned with the Comorian literature of Anjouan's island, this literature possess a variety of oral literary genera (tale, conundrum, proverb, saw, slogan cry of city, jest, "piropo"), writing genera (poetry, recital, discourse, panegyric, correspondence, genealogy, biography,. . . ) and all the others are between oral and writing genera. The texts presented here are in Arabian, French, Swahili, and chiefly in Comorian, more precisely in Shindzuwani, the Comorian dialect of Anjouan. Translated after grouped occasionally according to theme or to title, these texts are lively illustration of various sides of daily life
Rimpioja, Riippa Anne Suzanna. "Réécritures bibliques chez Paul Claudel, André Gide et Albert Camus : Une étude intertextuelle sur dix oeuvres littéraires." Thesis, Paris 3, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA030098/document.
Full textThe focus of this study is on textual links between ten fictional works by three French writers and the Bible. The text-orientated study illuminates how palimpsestuous writing has been actualised in the works of Paul Claudel, André Gide and Albert Camus. In this dissertation, the biblical hypotext, an earlier text that the author's text imitates or transforms, is considered one of the most significant features in their works, opening up whole new interpretations of their stories. Some of the works are more hypertextual than others but all are in a paratextual relation to a biblical story: their titles build the first link to the writings of the Bible. Each author featured in this study has a very different relation to Christianity: Paul Claudel is a practicing Catholic; André Gide who comes from a Protestant background is anti-religion; Albert Camus is an agnostic from a Catholic background. The case of Claudel is interesting: in his oeuvre, the biblical re-writing integrates the Catholic dogma and the influence of Saint Thomas. The writing of Gide proves the influence of the French Protestantism of his era; whereas Camus' interpretation of the biblical text is a consequence of a personal and selective reading containing reflections of Saint Augustine's notions
Catoën, Dorothée. "Enjeux littéraires de la transtextualité biblique et de la religion dans les discours romanesques de Pierre Jean Jouve." Thesis, Artois, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009ARTO0002/document.
Full textThis thesis intends to investigate the place occupied by biblical transtextuality in Pierre Jean Jouve’s novelisticdiscourse, and in particular the literary issues that the omnipresence of the Scriptures entails. Because it is thefoundation of a dogmatic religion, and also because it proves to be a work with literary qualities, the Bible is afundamental text which particularly influenced both the man and the writer. As it is shown in the way the poetnovelist makes use of it, when stirring up either the notions of rereading or rewriting.So the author’s favourite themes, frequently closely akin to those of the Bible, are studied from a specific angle:because the act of writing allows him in his turn to become a creator, Pierre Jean Jouve takes up the motifs and thesymbols of the sacred text, in order to fit them to his novelistic universe. The generic components moreover showthis specific desire: the structuring of spaces, as well as that of temporality, serving an act of creation mimeticwith God’s. Nevertheless, it is through the characters that the notion of transtextuality makes sense and developsto turn each novel into a spiritual path combining self-discovery, destruction and quest for salvation.His works can be read as pieces of writing requiring meditation, reflection and interpretation. The place left to thereader attests to the great freedom Pierre Jean Jouve grants to the latter, even if the writing of his novels seems tobe essentially turned towards the author. The act of creation becomes a means of personal, artistic and religiousdevelopment, with the ultimate aim of getting closer to the sacred spheres
Peeters, Jean. "La traduction : définition d'une conversation et d'un service." Rennes 2, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996REN20006.
Full textCordon, Peggy. "Thomas Hardy et l'expérimentation générique : Desperate remedies, The return of the native et A laodicean." Paris 7, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA070037.
Full textThomas Hardy's genre experimentation in Desperate Remedies (1871), The Return ofthe Native (1878) and A Laodicean (1881) mirrors the way the writer succeeds in differing from other voices in literature through the prism of a highly normative System. The three novels thus represent different steps in the generic evolution of the author's work during the first ten years of his literary career. The three novels are subject to several influences. The editorial pressure and the context of the monthly parts in magazines have a great impact on the generic orientation of the text. The author also seeks recognition and therefore follows in other famous writers' footsteps. This process of digestion and absorption of the literary tradition leaves traces in the novels. Yet, rewriting allows Hardy to appropriate tradition with the benefit of hindsight all along the subsequent editions of his works. The discrepancies with the literary tradition are also illustrated by generic multiplicity and interaction in the three novels which renew our vision of the genres Hardy uses. The idea of the novels as patchworks triggers a process of "defamiliarization" through diverse genre combinations. Thomas Hardy offers a fragmentary mode of writing, enabling him to break free from literary conventions. Nevertheless, the numerous genres he uses convey clashing concepts, structures, and themes. The coexistence of genres sometimes threatens the unity of thé novels. A way of writing which oversteps the generic norms, characterised by Hardy's poetics of excess, allows the patchwork to cohere and defines the nature of the dialogue between Hardy's novels and the literary texts belonging to the past
Baro, Oliver. "The pastoral testaments of Paul an analysis of the genres of Acts 20:17-38 and 2 Timothy /." Theological Research Exchange Network (TREN), 1999. http://www.tren.com.
Full textDardaillon, Sylvie. "Les albums de Béatrice Poncelet à la croisée des genres : expériences de lecture, enjeux littéraires et éducatifs, implications didactiques." Thesis, Tours, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009TOUR2015/document.
Full textThis dissertation is situated within a general approach of youth literature not only as a first entry into literature for children, but also as the site of emerging forms of exacting standards. The study concerns contemporary albums, especially the prolific works of Beatrice Poncelet, whose innovations concern both the modes of dialogue between text and image and her choices in terms of enunciation. While at first sight the albums seem more narrative, they are equally poetic, even theatrical; along with the plasticity of their games with the materiality of language, these all point to the modernity of this contemporary writing. In developing their own critical system at the crossroad of genres, the complex albums open to a variety of reading experiences and interpretations. In a didactic perspective, and confronted to the gap – at times quite manifest – between the tastes of expert readers, teachers, and children, this study focuses on the reception by adults as well as children of Beatrice Poncelet’s albums, and on the necessary mediation by adults: the school context is required to introduce this type or genre of literary production to the children. The survey conducted with primary school teachers and pupils, as well as professional classes (SEGPA), leads to the following hypothesis: it is precisely through such encounters with complex reading materials that school children, even those who are least recognized as readers, to develop as reading subjects. This leads to a need for programs training both students and teachers in literature and through literature
Mervaud, Isabelle. "Métamorphoses génériques : le mélange des genres dans les Métamorphoses d'Ovide." Paris 4, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA040145.
Full textThis study's aim is to examine the notion of literary genres taking Ovid’s metamorphoses as its starting point. Inheritor of the alexandrine blending of the genres and Augustan poetics, the author has an experimental approach to genre. The tonal, thematic, lexical and stylistic kaleidoscope of the metamorphoses bears witness to this. Although identification of structural characteristics corresponding to given genres (epic, hymn, elegy, tragedy, bucolic) is attempted here, it has however been deemed impossible to catalogue the work as a whole. The hybrid association of a continuous canto and digressions simultaneously subverts the epic progression and the diverse genres integrated therein. Ultimately, the question of frontiers must be raised. The limits set by tradition tend to fade to the advantage of the crossbreeding on which the text's coherence is founded. The myths change meaning when the genre changes. The sense of playfulness and the ascendancy of the storyline explain the metamorphosis imposed on literary masterpieces. Finally, this text challenges the mythical ideal of purity drawn up by the rhetoricians and poeticists of antiquity
Briquet, Aurélie. "Le Jeu des genres dans l'oeuvre romanesque d'Alfred Jarry : transformations, hybridations, mélanges." Thesis, Paris 3, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA030113.
Full textThis thesis aims at studying, under the perspective of literary genres and forms, Alfred Jarry’s novels : Gestes et opinions du docteur Faustroll, pataphysicien (posth. 1911), Les Jours et les nuits (1897), L’Amour absolu (1899), Messaline (1901), Le Surmâle (1902) and La Dragonne (posth. 1932). It shows how these largely overlooked works, labelled as « novels » by their subtitles, are actually the result of transformations, hybridization and mixings of genres. First, Alfred Jarry, who began his literary career under the auspices of symbolism, plays a role in the evolution of fiction itself, by creating anti-illusionist works where dreams prevail, and which are set in an original temporality, with a non-linear structure and evanescent characters. Then, these novels are also hybrid texts: they resort to argumentation, giving birth to didactic digressions coloured with “pataphysique”, while theatricality brings about dialogues and characters which are influenced by the dramatic genre and the imaginary world of the performing arts. Finally, Alfred Jarry’s novels are contaminated by poetry at a time when the latter tends to pervade all the literary genres and when free verse emerges. Verse poems appear in the novels, and prose itself turns to poetic expression, by using images and a specific rhythm. Therefore these fictional works can be seen as the laboratory of a new generic space, undergoing a deep transformation at the turn of the nineteenth and the twentieth century
Ranger, Christian. "L'écologie de la chronique, incluant le recueil « Immédiates »." Thèse, Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/22888.
Full textLevet, Natacha. "Le genre, entre pratique textuelle et pratique sociale : le cas du roman noir français : 1990-2000." Limoges, 2006. http://www.unilim.fr/theses-doctorat/2006LIMO2002/html/index-frames.html.
Full textHochner, Herman Henri. "Les Métaphores de la relation Dieu-Israël dans la littérature prophétique : aperçus historiques et littéraires des métaphores de la vigne (agriculture) et de l'épouse (famille)." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2008. https://publication-theses.unistra.fr/public/theses_doctorat/2008/HOCHNER_Herman_Henri_2008.pdf.
Full textThe study of metaphor in the literature of the biblical prophets is an important chapter in the history of exegesis. Biblical metaphors use the linguistic, rhetorical and poetic effects of the Hebrew language in order to give greater immediacy and intelligibility to the significance of the messages to be transmitted. The extent to which a metaphor is undertood depends on the social and cultural milieu to which it is addressed. The present study is devoted to a close analysis of the metaphors borrowed from the agricultural milieu and from that of the family, in particular the vine and its products, conjugal and filial love and the way they are developed. The vine is an integral part of the landscape of ancient Israel and is certainly the image most widely used to designate Israel as a people. The image of the couple as representative of the relationship between Israel and its God appears for the first time in Hosea (1:31) and is later taken up by other prophets such as Isaiah, Jeremiah and Ezekiel. The period during which these messages were transmitted has been submitted to extensive analysis and adds an historical dimension that stretches across a long history right through to the destruction of the first Temple. The sources and documents used are the Hebrew text of the Bible, rabbinical readings and the historico-critical approach
Fleury, Pascale. "Un rhéteur latin à l'âge de la seconde sophistique : recherches sur l'utilisation des genres et motifs littéraires dans l'oeuvre de Fronton." Paris, EPHE, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002EPHE4019.
Full textThe Frontonian corpus is heterogeneous. In his works, we have identified three types of literary expressions traditionally associated with the epistolary genre (recommendation, health news, letters of wishes), the other, motives at the same time close to letter-writting and having an independent utilisation (fable, consolation), the last type having no connection with the epistolary form (paradoxical praise, éroticos, practical oratory, historiography). We have chosen to leave aside in our analysis the sub-genres of the letter and to lay down a binary structure : the first part of our work is devoted to ludic genres (paradoxical praise, éroticos, fable), the second to serious genre (practical oratory, historiography, consolation). This division seemed more fit to bring fertile conclusions. As a matter of fact, the elements of each group must go through the same type of analysis : Front, in the ludic genre, plays with tradition, with the limits of the genres to reveal his conception of life and rhetoric ; conversely, in the serious genre, the rules of the genre are in general obeyed. However, in the ludic and in the serious genre, Fronto favours an epidictic expression of reality
Crespi, Jean. "Raymond Queneau : romans à entendre et à voir." Paris 8, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA081963.
Full textKalantzis, Alexia. "Remy de Gourmont créateur de formes : dépassement du genre littéraire et modernisme à l'aube du XXe siècle." Paris 4, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA040161.
Full textCette thèse montre que Remy de Gourmont (1858-1915) a eu une influence importante sur les évolutions esthétiques du début du XXe siècle. Il a participé à la crise et au renouvellement des genres littéraires par une subversion systématique des règles traditionnelles et par une recherche de nouvelles formes avant tout poétiques. À partir des théories symbolistes, il élabore une esthétique originale qui inspirera de nombreux auteurs comme Gide ou Cendrars en France, D'Annunzio, Papini et Soffici en Italie. Par ailleurs, la problématique de la création de formes est liée au support particulier que constituent les petites revues littéraires à la fin du XIXe siècle et au début du XXe siècle et à leur influence sur la création littéraire et sur la redéfinition de la notion de littérature. Gourmont a activement participé à ces revues dont il a théorisé la fonction, et son œuvre originale et nouvelle naît de cette pratique littéraire tout à fait particulière
Leroux, Virginie. "Les ivvenilia de marc-antoine de muret (1552) : edition, traduction, commentaire." Paris 3, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA030026.
Full textSoudy, Laura. "Littérature et danse contemporaine : modalités et enjeux d'un dialogue renoué." Thesis, Pau, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PAUU1005/document.
Full textIf dance is linked to literature, it is because this art of movement has long been in need of a narration to exist. In this sense, when dance freed itself from texts during the 20th century, it became an art in its own right, ready to exist for itself and by itself. Why, then, do some French contemporary choreographers revert to literature in order to create their choreographic works? Faced with a phenomenon that could be interpreted as a simple regression, this study will not only endeavour to understand the stakes at play in processes of choreographic creation based on literary materials (which will also be examined), but it will also emphasise the processes of textual treatment from creation to completion. Thus, we will be able to discern both what persists and what changes in this renewed and mutually enriching dialogue between literature and dance
Bin-Nun, Yigal. "L'historiographie des textes sur l'émergence du royaume d'Israël, les récits de ses traditions ancestrales et leurs remaniements judéens : analyse des genres et répartition diachronique de leurs couches rédactionnelles." Paris, EPHE, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009EPHE5009.
Full textThis thesis aims to examine the aspect of literary and historiographical texts describing the emergence of the kingdom of Israel from the reign of Jeroboam. It also analyzes the stories of ancient traditions of the northern kingdom and is trying to detect their subsequent changes in Judah. She shared their literary genres and examines the diachronic aspect of their editorial sections. The main hypothesis proposed are related to Deuteronomic History, the importance of texts in relation to handling editorial in the Israelite worship Jeroboam, the myth of the united kingdom and the pan-Israelite ideology, the reform of Josiah, iconic aspect of the local deities, the importance of the reign of Ezekias in the field of literary production, the hostility between deportees and the autochthonic population and the importance of the monarchic period for understanding the texts of the Bible
Čaušević-Kreho, Vesna. "La question de l'interférence des genres dramatiques dans le théâtre français de 1628 à 1634." Paris 4, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA040056.
Full textAny approach of French drama in the 1630s, whatever the angle, inevitably focuses on key dramatic and theatrical features, such as the blurred and constantly changing frontiers between genres, the surprisingly similar themes, the relatively stable basic structures, the mixture of styles and registers, or the rather stereotyped language patterns reflecting a style typical of the times. Our subject centres on the blurring of dramatic genres and therefore the often arbitrary definition of what a given 'genre' entails in this context. The lack of any clear differentiation between genres in the early 1630s was conducive to cross-fertilisation at many different levels, including thematic elements, technical processes and dramatic discourse. The basic concept of cross-fertilisation is used to describe the network of relationships developing between genres, which was generally based on more than purely mechanical interaction. The key aim of this work is to identify the main defining elements of the three genres current at the time, i. E. Tragi-comedy, comedy and pastoral drama, to analyse their underlying dramatic mechanisms and to study the effects of cross-fertilisation between these genres
Mohammadi, Yasmin. "Du classicisme au postmodernisme, l'évolution de la littérature persane au vingtième siècle : influence de la littérature française sur l'évolution des genres littéraires en littérature persane." Paris 12, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA120046.
Full textThe study of cultural exchanges is one of the main points of the compared litterature. We are interested in the persian litterature of twenty century because it presents a remarkable perspective as for the variety of kinds of litterature. Of the classicism to the postmodernism, and by going through the modernism, there is a real subject of consideration. Especially if this evolution happens according to an indirect but advisory influence of western kinds of litterature and mainly, here, a french one. It must be specified that this whole influence is transmitted by the translations, an important point of cultural exchanges, mainly in the domain of litterature
Yaouanq, Tamby Emilie. "L’indétermination générique dans la prose poétique du symbolisme et du modernisme (domaines francophone et hispanophone, 1885-1914)." Thesis, Paris 4, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA040001/document.
Full textThis thesis seeks to examine the mechanisms of generic indetermination in the poetic prose of francophone symbolists and hispanic modernists from 1885 to 1914. Generic indetermination and hybridity tend to appear at first in representations of forms and genres, and in the discourse of writers and critics. The new definition of the poetic category leads to the perception of a continuum between different forms and genres. The narrative poetic symbolist song and the heterogeneous collections mixing different types are an example of this tendency. In this case, the genre of prose poem tends to merge with contiguous genres such as the tale. The absence of generic definition may be observed in discontinuity, immobility and repetition which allow the exploration of other modes of time representation and the play on referential ambiguity