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Mainguy, Serge. "Objets trouvés, matière retrouvée." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/26290.
Full textLamoine-Franc, Marie-France. "L'expérience romanesque de Serge Doubrovsy." Angers, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996ANGE0016.
Full textDoubrovsky draws his inspiration from his own life. But we have deliberately chosen not to dwell on the author's autobiography as the latter concludes a novelistic pact with the reader. Therefore, the subject of this thesis is " the novelistic experience of Serge Doubrovsky". This experience is first an experimentation of new genres : the novel-analysis and "self-fiction"; the latter means that the author bears the same name as the narrator and main character of the novel. It is also an experimentation of narrative strategies. In each novel, the author takes up a challenge, pushing further the innovations in novelistic creation. De-constructed reality together with the rebuttal of any chronological coherence allow the author to produce works where the emphasis is on catching the reader off guard as well as aesthetics and stylistic devices. Indeed, the novelistic experience of doubrovsky lies above all in the search for poetic and consonant style, outside syntactic preocupations and popular wisdom. All his preocupations concerning the writing of fiction without complete adherence to reality mean that he is a true novelist, that we have endeavoured to bring to the attention of the public, highlighting what makes him an original writer
Darrieussecq, Marie. "Moments critiques dans l'autobiographie contemporaine : l'ironie tragique et l'autofiction chez Serge Doubrovsky, Hervé Guibert, Michel Leiris et Georges Perec." Paris 7, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA070070.
Full textThe books we study (Doubrovsky, Guibert, Leiris et Perec) are contemporary autobiographies. They are the stories of lives broken by individual crisis which are very often desasters. This crisis, in the center of each book, is characterized by the lexical field of the abyss, and also by interlocking structures around the gulf figur. We studied what announces the crisis in the text, and we codified, under the name of tragical irony, the rhetorics dealing with it; we also studied the literary functionning of the authors' personal superstitions. Our purpose was not to do a generic study; but we considered autofiction as a new way for contemporary autobiography, being a moment of crisis of this genre. The play on words is both what enables the autofictional writing, and what produces certain effects of the tragical irony. The irruption of the tragical in the individual life told on the first person threatens the classical strategies of autobiography, between the inexpressible and the silence of the desaster. We didn't force the texts in order to compare them, but we tried to mark out in each of them the critical moments that question autobiography at the end of this century
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 textCaillet, Laurent. "L'œuvre pour piano de Serge Rachmaninov (1873-1943) : langage et style." Paris 4, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA040244.
Full textIn the world of early twentieth century music, Sergei Rachmaninov (1873-1943), the Russian composer, pianist and conductor, is a paradox. Although he stayed rather outside the musical trends of his time, he nevertheless developed a surprisingly original aesthetic approach, with a distinctive style within the field of Russian music. Taking into account his entire works for piano and his phonographic recordings as pianist, we attempt to identify and systematise the various constants of his musical language and pianistic style. Using typical writing procedures, the composer contributed, in his way, to the renewal of music for the piano, and created a monumental style wherein lyricism, harmonic sumptuousness and virtuosity are tightly mixed. This analytical work led us to consider more precisely Rachmaninov's place in the world of music in his time. Rachmaninov was deeply marked by his country of birth, and influenced by the esthetics of the romantic composers, and his collected works, of a great richness, are intimately linked to the problems of the first half of the twentieth century
Ponchon, Catherine. "Le moi, la fiction et l'histoire dans les oeuvres de Serge Doubrovsky, Georges Perec et Jorge Semprun." Thesis, Dijon, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014DIJOL017/document.
Full textThis thesis addresses the relationship between writing about oneself, writing about History and how three contemporary authors – Serge Doubrovsky, Georges Perec and Jorge Semprun – fictionalized themselves. The first two sections’ aim is to establish biographical, historical and literary guidelines, indispensable to the better comprehension of an individual, an era and a literary landscape. On the basis of information collected like so, the third and fourth sections analyse the characteristics of writing about oneself when dealing with History. This discussion is articulated around two axis: that of childhood and that of quest for identity. From underlining theme, History progressively becomes an obsessive motif. The fifth section highlights the stigmas in the text elements. We conclude with a discussion on the notion of “textual tribunal.”
Sicart, Pierre-Alexandre. "Autobiographie, roman, autofiction." Toulouse 2, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005TOU20007.
Full textThis doctoral dissertation studies the question of autofiction, in three parts. The first paints a panorama of autofiction, in intension and in extension, in diachrony and in synchrony (literary and theoretical origins, and related genres). The data thus collected allows the second part to address the problems of autofiction, through an analysis of the notions of fact vs. Fiction (axis of information) and author vs. Reader (axis of the processing of information). Building on the model of Philippe Lejeune's autobiographical pact (1975), it becomes possible to outline an "anti-pact" specific to autofiction ; autofiction is thus defined as an act (a writing process) before its psychoanalytical roots are revealed, in a third part, notably through a study of Serge Doubrovski's Fils (1977). The dissertation concludes with the elaboration of a definition of autofiction as a genre
Aulagne, Lucie-Noëlle. ""Et si c'était moi? " : approche de l'autofiction dans la décennie 1980." Nancy 2, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998NAN21015.
Full textHow can we deal with autofiction, this complex notion defined in the 70' thanks the intuitions of Serge Doubrovsky and Philippe Lejeune? Neither deliberate lie nor simple novelistic transposition, autofiction mixes in the same text the narrative techniques of fiction and autobiography. This is how biographic by Navarre, “la Douleur” by Duras, prelude, choral et fugue by Schaeffer, and l”e livre brisé” by serge Doubrovsky show similarities between a classical autobiographical project based on memory research an introspection. The specific requirement for sincerity can even express a true challenge and come face to face with a confession painful and excessive at the same time, the stylistic research and the complexity of the narration correspond to a literary ambition which transforms the story of the life into a raw material which will be later on used in a novelistic manner. It would somehow be difficult to distinguish between autofiction and autobiographic novel it the author himself did not point out his owns hesitations and doubts which make the reader pass from the autobiographical pole to the fictional pole. His interventions indicate the importance of a third fundamental distinctive feature in autofiction : the metadiscourse which implies duplication and duality on the one hand, it enables the author to define and justify what he writes in a transparently clear way for the reader; on the other hand, because of its contradictory statements and its great mirrored representations, metadiscourse make us doubt and cause disruptions for the implied reader
Millet, Anne. "Évolution de la cure analytique à travers ses conflits et ses crises : les enjeux d'une bataille." Paris 7, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA070113.
Full textMore than a hundred years after its invention, where is psychoanalysis now? Its crisis, even its disappearance, is regularly announced, but is it psychoanalysis as a subject which is threatened, or rather its practice : the therapeutic method forged by Freud at the turn of the 20th century and which bas endured since then, under the form called "the typical cure"? Although relatively unchanged, this method was the source of many conflicts in its history : violent conflicts between Freud and two of his disciples, Rank and Ferenczi, in the twenties, passionate conflicts around Jacques Lacan and his analytic revolution from the fifties. Each time, and implicitly, the same interrogations are back : the power of the method, its efficiency, the implication of the transfer, and the purpose of the cure. So many themes which convey the technical difficulties and the dead ends which were reached. So many flaws which involved the analyst in his/her function and in his/her role. Have the debates been more virulent when concerning this aspect of the question? If the answers have been different according to the times, the global movement has been the preservation of the invention. To the propositions made by some to modify the technique (Rank, Ferenczi, Viderman, Roustang), was answered the concern of the community to stand up for the purity of the method. At what price, depending on which stakes and with which consequences ?
Pennanech, Florian. "Proust et la nouvelle critique : étude de réception et poétique du commentaire." Paris 4, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA040193.
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