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Salaün-Cornillet, Annaïck. ""La rencontre fortuite" : pour une poétique de l'intertextualité dans "Les chants de Maldoror" par le Comte de Lautréamont, Isidore Ducasse." Rennes 2, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002REN20051.
Full text@From hypertextuality to hypotextuality, intertextuality has become inseparable from the -frequently excessive- critical readings of Ducasse's works. Denouncing sources has come to represent an appropriation of the text. We have taken care to broaden this field of criticism, by questioning sources and testing them against the poetic mode. The source thus becomes the expression of a "super-truth", with hypotext being transformed into a mirror of the world, through a process of decontextualisation and recontextualisation. This is the true identity of the source that Ducasse gives us to read. The intertext thus confirms its poetic status - creation, no longer simply re-creation. In this way, the notion of reference can accept that of recontextualised appropriation and illustrates the manner in which the text becomes intimately linked with the history of the 19th century. This desire to embrace such a vast circle of knowledge is also found in a well as through his books. "Les chants de Maldoror" and "Poésies" draw up a scrupulous inventory of the reality that emerges from the author's critical gaze. Theses texts are also linked to others through -notably- the idea of literary influence. Ducasse's works become a mirror of the literary creation and history of Paris in 1870
Martah, Mohamed. "La réception critique de Lautréamont et de son oeuvre." Paris 12, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA120032.
Full textA challenge. This is how the reading of ducasse's work could be qualified. The hermetisme of his poetical works seems to discourage even the hermetically experienced readers, but which, in reality, invites them to taste <> whitch are les chants. . . And poesies. From challenge to risk, from risk to interpretation, from interpretation to the history readings, such is the progress of the critical reception of lautreamont and his works. From an aesthetic experience to anather, lautreamont proves more and more accessible and more and more readable. Thanks to critical works of leon bloy, andre breton, salvador dali, gaston bachelard, maurice blanchot, philippe sollers, and many others, the reading of ducasse's poetical works materializes in a production of critical texts. They attest to the reception of lautreamont, to his eminent place in the process of reading
Berjola, Giovanni. "Je saisis la plume". Isidore Ducasse et l'acte créateur." Thesis, Université de Lorraine, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013LORR0051/document.
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Xiang, Zheng. "La poésie française moderne (Baudelaire, Rimbaud, Lautréamont) et son influence sur la nouvelle poésie chinoise dans les années 1920-1930." Phd thesis, Ecole normale supérieure de lyon - ENS LYON, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00713100.
Full textPestel, Jean-Luc. "Poésie-mnémosyne, inscriptions de la tradition et pratiques intertextuelles dans la modernité poétique (Lautréamont, Rimbaud, Apollinaire, Ponge, Deguy, Jude Stephan)." Lyon, Ecole normale supérieure, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004ENSF0019.
Full textWhether they write against, with or despite tradition, a certain part of the poetic modernity sees the dialogue with tradition as a fundamental aesthetic principle, which this thesis aims at demonstrating through an intertextual approach of works by Lautréamont, Rimbaud, Apollinaire, Ponge, Deguy and Jude Stefan. The first book views two rhetorical approaches on subversion. "Les Chants de Maldoror" methodically deconstruct the epic- deconstruction of the rules of the proem, rupture of the epic web with the intrusion of parasitical sub-genres, hybridization of the genre degenerating into serial story-. In Rimbaud's work, the aesthetics inaugural to the cento builds up to a crisis on imitation practices, then underlined by the violently parodic treatment of the Parnassian and Verlaine intertexts. Through the practice of the "autocento" and the autopastiche, "Illuminations" puts this permanent process of eradication to an end. Conversely, the second book focuses on two poetics of reinscribing. The subtle engraving of the generic memory, the complete fabrication of an utterly intertextual lyrical subject, the interplay between the modern and the ancient in his interdiscourse poems express. Apollinaire' concern to invent a "new lyrism" tied to heritage. As for Ponge, his work on the great foundation stones of tradition (Lucrèce, Malherbe, Littré) is seen as the necessary condition of the accession to an objective way of writing, both "desaffublée" and "autogenous". The third book analyses two recycling ventures. With the cultural collapse as a background, Deguy goes as far as risking a poetics on the debasing conservation by putting simonist trafficking of discourse and metadiscourse into general use. By Stéfan's standards, the poem becomes a potlatch of books ironically recycling the "rotten skin" of poetry into a poetics of crossbreeding and embezzlement