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Dissertations / Theses on the topic "Littérature fantastique argentine"
Cuadra-Rojas, Alvaro Rodolfo. "Pour lire le fantastique : Huit histoire fantastiques de Julio Cortázar." Paris 4, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA040044.
Full textThis study argues against interpretations of fantastic literature as mere imagination and seeks to define it as distinct kind of language. This study is confined to the effects of the text - that we call crisis - ; and the means of its operation. Characteristic of the fantastic literature is the double bind; that is to say, to receive two messages at the same time. In fantastic literature, the reader cannot interpret the text. The fantastic, then, pushes towards an area of uncertainty. The fantastic texts in Cortazar's short stories show that there is a discursive strategy based on speech acts
Mathieu, Françoise. "Recherches sur l'oeuvre de José Bianco, 1908-1986 : réécriture et fantastique." Grenoble 3, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996GRE39056.
Full textThis thesis is organized around two axis : the rewriting and the fantastic in jose bianco's fictional works (1908-1986). We can distinguish two kinds of rewrinting = the autorewriting and the heterorewriting that include the traduction. The study of the fantastic is organized in a binar maner. We will dedicate one part to the thematic angle and another one to the linguistic aspect of the fantastic. The language can generate fantastic thanks to some proceedings analized in this work
Di, Rocco Valdecantos Florencia. "La métaphysique comme branche de la littérature fantastique : une lecture wittgensteinienne de Borges." Thesis, Paris 1, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA01H230/document.
Full textMetaphysics as a branch of fantastic literature: a Wittgensteinian reading of Borges. One of Borges' slogans holds that "metaphysics" is only a branch of fantastic literature. Characterizing the Borgesian logic behind a playful hermeneutics -i.e., the possibility to read philosophy througout the narrativities it authorizes- this remark seems to raise a strictly philosophical question, namely that of the status of our ordinary concept of object. According to Wittgenstein, our concept of physical object is just a "logical" concept. The question thus remains whether our ordinary language games exhaust its grammar, and to what extent Borges' fictions and essays, as an attemp to play with it, should be regarded as an extension, or rather as a distortion of the ordinary grammar of the object. It will thus be necessary to inquiry, on the one hand, whether the Borgean texts tolerate an analytic reading; on the other, to show how each fiction, by reframing all over again the split between saying and showing, makes it possible to divert or rather to go beyond its "logic"
Torre, Ricardo. "L'œuvre de Marcelo Cohen : entre sociologie fantastique et géographie imaginaire." Thesis, Paris Est, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PESC0038.
Full textThis thesis considers such concepts as fictional Geography and fantastic Sociology in Marcelo Cohen’s work (Buenos Aires, 1951).The body of this research includes all the narrative fiction by this author (some twenty tales, short stories and novels in total), between his first collection of stories, Lo que queda (1972), and his novel Balada (2011).Our thesis develops three domains : the first one (« Marcelo Cohen and his work, a theoretical and methodological outlook ») introduces the author and his work, along with a theoretical and practical evaluation of such concepts as fictional Geography and fantastic Sociology ; the second one (« Space in writing ») analyzes the make of space in the selected books, in a dual approach : both chronological and representational ; the last one (« Literature and society ») addresses the expressions of ideological, sociological and political dimensions, plus the relationship between a particular person and his/her society in Marcelo Cohen’s works. This research ends with a global consideration of poetry and estheticism in the work of our Argentinean author
Books on the topic "Littérature fantastique argentine"
Centre de recherches interuniversitaire sur les champs culturels en Amérique latine., ed. Le fantastique argentin: Silvina Ocampo, Julio Cortázar. [Paris]: Presses de la Sorbonne-nouvelle, 1997.
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