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Journal articles on the topic "Littérature espagnole – Femmes écrivains – 1970-"
Boisclair, Isabelle. "Roman national ou récit féminin? La littérature des femmes pendant la Révolution tranquille." Globe 2, no. 1 (December 16, 2010): 97–115. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1000093ar.
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Tari-Costa, Luisa. "Recherches sur l'écriture narrative féminine post-franquiste : 1975-1995." Paris 8, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA082377.
Full textThe present thesis sets to analyse the impact of the democratic process on the output of twenty women novel writers ; starting 1975, the year Francisco Bahamonde died, up to 1995. A firts part in four chapters (the spanish society, the contemporary litterary trends, the spanish woman, from the feminist thaught to the feminine thaught) displays abrief historical, sociological, political and cultural revue since the access of Spain to democracy to its consolidation. This part highlights the upheavals and their impact on the " feminine condition ". A second part in four chapters (narrative, points of view, time and space, discourse) aims through the study of the twenty selected novels at analyzing the folowing question (in part three of the thesis) : is their specifically a feminine narrative writing ? In fine, a third part around four chapters (towards a cultural feminine identity, Memory and identity through the different generations, the art of female writing) sets to highlight the traditionnal template for womanhood challenged by the female characters of the 20 novels in study and to state the emergence of the New Woman across the writing of the chosen novelists within a context in full mutation
Santa-Cruz, Maylis. "Le roman de formation au féminin dans l'Espagne d'après-guerre." Bordeaux 3, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009BOR30060.
Full textThe thesis studies the novel of formation that emerged in its feminine variant during the Franco era in Spain. Through the analysis of a corpus of novels including works of Spanish female writers of the 1940-1950’s, this study focuses on the specific procedures of the fictionalisation of female development in a genre, thought initially for a male protagonist (the Bildungsroman in the 18th century). This work also analyzes the ideological stakes of this kind of novel in the context of the authoritarian Franco dictatorship, which exacerbates the dialectic between the individual and the world and denies to women any active role in society. These literary works depict heroines who rebel against a patriarchal society and choose freedom by refusing to see their lives reduced to the household economy. At a time when censorship was law, the novel of development intended to inspire through the literature the expectations of new generations and offered new female models at odds with the official discourse. Largely imbued with autofiction and beyond the only issue of women’s condition, these novels were manifestos for freedom in a political environment that was trying to annihilate any independent thinking
Miguel, Eva. "Genre et histoire : approche mémorielle de la Seconde République et du Franquisme dans quelques romans de femmes récents." Thesis, Grenoble, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012GRENL025.
Full textOur thesis will endeavour to show the relevance of a committed, gendered writing on the Second Republic and on Francoism - through five recent novels written by women - to compensate for the deficiencies of History. The referential tension created by the historicization and the fictionalization of these novels makes them fall into a historical referent questioned and weakened through post-modern and non- factual writing. These epistemological choices emphasize the underlying axiological project. Thus, the analysis of the speech found in History reveals its subjectivity, bias and irony to impose a memorial approach restoring the memory of the vanquished (male or female), an approach voluntarily manichean to condemn Francoism. Then the analysis of the privileged themes brings into light the rehabilitation of the private sphere, through the relations between genders and families to reveal its historicity. The study of what is at stake in families reveals the construction of identities and family memories, their strategies to perpetuate them but also the processes of disintegration they are submitted to, through the questions of filiation and transmission. The study of the characters, of the heterogeneity of speech and form finally shows how these stories take on a gendered treatment of History leading to a focalization on the historic experience of women and an obsessional recuperation of their voices to reveal power interests at stake, deconstruct androcentric prejudices on femininity, establish the identity, or specificity of women's culture at the time, to reveal the processes of its concealment and depreciation while pointing at the misogynist policy which characterizes Francoism
Zuñiga, Rivera Mónica. "L'érotisme dans des récits courts écrits par des femmes en Amérique Centrale : 1993 - 2013." Thesis, Tours, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017TOUR2015/document.
Full textThrough the analysis of eroticism and the way it is used in short tales authored by women of Central America, this thesis demonstrates the significance of the study of the erotic discourse as well as its evolution and the latest trends. In the first chapter- the introduction- we briefly explain the social and historical context of Cen-tral America, in order to draw attention to an area still unknown at the current time. Afterwards, we will intro-duce our method of analysis, the objectives and the consulted sources. In the second chapter we submit a chronology of eroticism in literature which starts by The Song of Songs and finishes by a debate about Gender Studies and the Queer Theory. It is crucial to observe the evolution of eroticism as well as its significance
Selliez, Michelle. "Humour, amour, mariage : aspects de la littérature féminine américaine des années 1970." Paris 8, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA081679.
Full textJimenez, Lidia. "L'adolescente dans la littérature espagnole de la "Posguerra"." Toulouse 2, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996TOU20076.
Full textIn spanish fiction and particularly in the kind of written fiction by women-novelists after the civil war, teenagers are often drawn. We feel we are confronted with real, genuine portraits while, before readers had to be content with mere tentative sketches ; indeed in the fiction published, at that time, the very young girls and also the young ladies they often had grown into,take up stances which are surprisingly new. Infact their creators thus achieve a kind of perfection in that respect, insisting, as they do, on the adolescent period of their fictitions feminine characters. Spanish women-writers often insists on the particular period of time of adolescence for their heroins, often imparted their own most intimate hidden, convictions, and are naturally nourished with foreign models but it was also fraught with their own knowledge of death, and love, acquired during the various wars they had gone through. The consequence is the portraying of adolescent characters as drawn by spanish fiction writers ans the reader feels that many personal memories break through the bedrock of the tales that are told. For instance, rosa chacel during all that period does draw such a character in teresa and memorias de leticia valle. In nada and la isla y los demonios carmen laforet renews the genre making conveying to them the shock it was for most people. Ana maria matute writes short stories and in luciernagas tells the memories of a teenager of that time. Carmen martin gaite writes short stories about meregirls and young ladies while reflecting
Naudier, Delphine. "La cause littéraire des femmes : modes d'accès et modalités de consécration des femmes dans le champ littéraire (1970-1998)." Paris, EHESS, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000EHES0127.
Full textPélage, Catherine. "Marginalisation et transgression chez les romancières chiliennes du XXe siècle." Paris 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA040158.
Full textMagaud, Céline. "Romans, écriture, identité : Paul Auster, Assia Djebar, Patrick Modiano, Toni Morrison." Paris 3, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA030002.
Full textFernandes, Martine. "Les Écrivaines francophones en liberté : une analyse cognitive de l'hybridité dans le roman post-colonial féminin." Paris 4, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA040070.
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"Als ganzer Mensch zu leben ...", emanzipatorische Tendenzen in der neueren Frauen-Literatur der DDR. Frankfurt am Main: P. Lang, 1985.
Find full textCaribbean shadows & Victorian ghosts: Women's writing and decolonization. Charlottesville: University Press of Virginia, 1999.
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