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Tyl, Pierre. "Madame d'Épinay, son salon et son oeuvre littéraire." Paris 1, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA010692.
Full textBy her mariage, Madame d'Epinay became the wife of a tax farmer. She was, thus, introduced to the parisian elite. She was attracted by this select world, but feeling badly prepared to it, by her education, rejecting both "jansenist" acetism and the frivolous social life to which her husband gave himself, she constitued an intimate circle of financiers, noblemen amateurs of literature and writers. Her circle was in the continuity of the precious salons and the middle-age literary courts where women were the defenders of an art of living called courtesy, then civility and leading to civilisation. This intimate circle was dominated by Jean-Jacques Rousseau, then Diderot and stood on the side of the enligthment philosophers, claiming the development of the civilisation and denigrating the religion. Beeing the victil of her husband prodigality, and overwhelmed by an endemic decease, Madame d'Epinay succeeded to transform her handicaps into attractive elements in order to maintain her circle which took advantages of Grimm's, her lover, relations, with foreign courts. By including a literary woman activity in her fonction of a salon lady, she was produced a wide literary work
Bière, Claudine. "Jean-Louis Vaudoyer et son oeuvre." Paris 4, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA040094.
Full textThis literary chronology aims at establishing an unprecedented monograph concerning Jean-Louis Vaudoyer (1863-1963) a distinguished character associated with the artistic life of "Tout-Paris" in the first half of the twentieth century. Perusing his 17 novels (1906-1931), his collections of poetry works (1906-1928), his numerous essays (chronicles, forewords, 28 travels books, 45 articles about critiques an reflections on art) was not sufficient to draw a full comprehensive portrait of this author. Vaudoyer's cultural activities 'curator of the "Carnavalet museum" from 1934 to 1941, administrator of the "Comédie Française" from 1941 to 1944, member of the "Académie Française" from 1950) complement our information but still insufficiently. We had therefore to turn to other sources and documents to develop more this study. Our exploration of the unpublished, not indexed Vaudoyer collection and be- quest, kept in 32 files deposited at the French national library come up only partly to our expectations. When consulting the 6355 unpublished letters (4796 received as against 1539 sent by Vaudoyer, 2600 exchanged him and his mother), an era and a social circle came life again. - have therefore, with sympathy and honesty attempted to came closer to a sensitive, subtle, charming, refined learned "amateur" art lover enjoying a discerning taste for artificiality, and a work the resonance of which in a minor key retains its attraction and charm
Rabier, Catherine. "Etude de la réception d'une oeuvre littéraire : Jean Forton, écrivain oublié ?" Le Mans, 2006. http://cyberdoc.univ-lemans.fr/theses/2006/2006LEMA3008.pdf.
Full textWhy has Jean Forton – a French novelist published by Gallimard from 1954 to 1966, hailed by the critics of the time and a one-time Goncourt Prize runner – fallen into near-oblivion ? To answer this question, we have examined the evolution of the way his works have been received from 1951 to this day, through both the national and regional press, with a view to clarifying the influence of events, critiques and literary context. By examining Forton’s varied editorial fortunes, we try to determine whether the fact of living in the provinces has an effect on the fame of an author. The last part of our dissertation deals with a number of hypotheses concerning the future reception of Jean Forton’s works. We take into account the recent and current upheavals within the world of publishing, the increasingly confined status accorded to French literature worldwide, as well as the changes in readers’ attitudes to literature
Kouloumprí-Ghazal, Elpída. "La pensée sociale de Nicos Nicolai͏̈dis à travers son oeuvre littéraire." Montpellier 3, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989MON30028.
Full textMailles, Albert. "Zbigniew Uniłowski et son oeuvre littéraire : chronique et roman dans 'Wspólny pokój'." Paris 4, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986PA040400.
Full textDelmas, Marie-Charlotte. "Robinson Crusoé, lequel? : la vie et les étranges aventures d'une oeuvre littéraire." Paris, EHESS, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997EHESA016.
Full textChristofi, Christakis. "Oeuvre dramatique, oeuvre plastique, paradoxe et re-présentation chez Samuel Beckett." Aix-Marseille 1, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010AIX10096.
Full textBruneau, François. "Le masque de peau ; : suivi Du théâtral au littéraire : usages de techniques et procédés théâtraux dans la production d'une oeuvre littéraire." Thèse, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, 2003. http://depot-e.uqtr.ca/4015/1/000103918.pdf.
Full textPfaff-Reydellet, Maud. "Divinisation de l'empereur et calendrier : une mise en oeuvre littéraire dans les "Fastes" d'Ovide." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002STR20039.
Full textOvids "Fasti" offers a commentary on the Roman public calendar and acutely stresses its transformations at the beginning of the Empire, with the introduction of new festivals celebrating Augustus and important members of his family. The poet doesn't have to submit to any "official discourse" : he is playing with the formal structure of the calendar, and his clever "montage" reveals essential "tensions" not only in the elegiac writing, but also in the public religion. The complex construction based on "sequences" enables Ovid to analyse the components of the divine status promised to the "princeps" after his death. The poet also mentions the rising and setting of the constellations, which are interpreted as signals of the dialogue between gods an men. Ovid wants to show how Augustus is manipulating celestial rhythms in order to come closer to the gods. His reflection about the apotheosis notices the birth of a dynasty, which will care about the transmission of the great imperial power. In the "Fasti", Ovid presents original ideas about politics and religion and shows a great literary talent. His poetic virtuosity doesn't impede his theological reflection, on the contrary, it represents a tool for his aetiological inquiry
Oliveira, Élodie de. "La première oeuvre poétique de Jean Boudou : edition philologique, commentaire littéraire et glossaire lexicologique." Thesis, Paris 4, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA040181.
Full textThe thesis research The first poetic work of Joan Bodon: philological edition, literary commentary and lexicological glossary is to this day the only philological study dedicated to the work of Joan Bodon, a major author of 20th century Occitan literature. The thesis establishes the critical edition of Bodon’s first two collections - Lo frescun del nóstre Viau (1945) and La canson del paìs (1948) – as well as of his early poems. The texts are studied for the first time in a version respecting Bodon’s typographical and linguistic choices. The thesis’s philological approach is complemented by a lexicological glossary, as the first analytical step towards the study of the author’s language. The lexicological glossary follows the methodological rigor of contemporary linguistics. The thesis focuses its literary analysis on a structural study. It aims at replacing Bodon’s work in the historical context of Occitan, French and European literatures in order to extract author’s main aesthetic choices
Soumastre, Justine-Noémie. "Les variations textuelles d'une oeuvre littéraire : réécriture filmique et principe d'un dialogie entre les arts." Bordeaux 3, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006BOR30066.
Full textThe principe of a dialogue between the arts should not be taken as a system of influences or in the sense of "correspondence of the arts", but as an interaction which occurs via through re-writing, at once practical or poetic. The meaning of a text comes through its reading : the film versions of "The Postman Always Rings Twice" are readings of the James Cain novel. The film becomes the site of signification. Reading must perform the same work as writing : that is, to build. In Pandora and the Flying Dutchman, re-writing operates between collage and recycling, between textual, pictorial or even musical quotation. However, re-writing is also a matter of memory : reactivating one's memories of reading, placing onerself in a architectural, poetic network. "The network gives its identity to the work" : text contains the memory of the other texts. The resurgence of myths invites you to a re-writing that is a "vertical" as it is "horizontal", combining anamnesis and modernity. Modernity comes from a writing which functions by anachronism, binding together a Greek myth and a Judeo-Christian legend : the imaginary is thus based on interwoven images, links, or matrices. With "Pandora", we grasp re-writing as the result of a work which is similar to renouncing the homogeneity of art, in a transition towards a menippean structure
Chang, Sang-suk. "La méthode thématique de Starobinski : théorie et mise en oeuvre de la "relation critique"." Nancy 2, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000NAN21007.
Full textStarobinski's criticism has denominations of thematic, existential and subjective criticism at the same time. These multiple denominations about his criticism explain his own particularity. Taking part in the movement of relativism that was reinforced by the refuse of absolute value after the cruel Second World War and permitted human consciousness to approach to human phenomena through diverse perspectives. Starobinski preferred not to imprison in one method, and applied each analysis method to each work to study. This is the reason why Starobinski's criticism doesn't have one form. This thesis aims to illustrate Starobinski's own critical world in three points of view. First, this thesis examines general theories of literary criticisms and thematic criticism, second, general theories of Starobinski's criticism, and third, his concrete analyses by the criticism. The introduction describes the historical background of the birth of Starobinski's criticism, examining literary criticisms of Sainte-Beuve, of Taine, of Lanson, of Bachelard, of Sartre, of Barthes, of Goldmann and of other thematic critics. The first chapter is to find out the epidemiological foundations that determine and define all of Starobinski's critical activities. This chapter includes Starobinski's own concept of 'relation' and the sense of reflexive liberty, and his thematic critical theory. The second and the third chapters comprise analyses of Starobinski's critical works that regard the discordance of internal life and external life, provoked by the human relations, as the origin of human evil and misery. To explain this discordance, the critic use these themes, such as 'regard', 'masque', 'transparence', 'obstacle' and 'melancholy'
Dissler, Jacques. "Musset et son oeuvre dramatique." Metz, 1995. http://docnum.univ-lorraine.fr/public/UPV-M/Theses/1995/Dissler.Jacques.LMZ9501.pdf.
Full textThis thesis investigates on Musset’s dramatic work : his drama, his comedies and proverbs' and his dramatic poems. The work is split into two books : the first one dealing with the master work Lorenzaccio and the second with the remaining of Musset’s dramatic production. In the first book, entitled Lorenzaccio : la crise existentielle de l'auteur et du héros (Lorenzaccio : the existential crisis of the author and the hero), we applied ourselves firstly to show that the drama is the reflection of Musset's own uneasiness and disappointment with society, Lorenzo being thought of as one of the possible Mussets : someone whose pessimism evolves into neurosis ; secondly that the death of the hero is, in reality, a suicide. This is developed into a marked dramatic crescendo : pessimism, neurosis, suicide. This study, and this is true for the thesis as a whole, makes use of numerous critical methods, ancient and recent, depending upon the theme approached. The second book deals with the remaining dramatic work. The first part Le théâtre de l'amour (The theater of love), tackle with the theme recurring most often and estabished convergences and divergences between Musset with his stormy passions and his characters. The second part, Un théâtre aux multiples facettes (A multifacetted theater) approaches secondary themes, with a synthetic method. These two books are followed by a synthesis, aiming to place Lorenzaccio within the whole dramatic production
Koreicho, Nicolas. "Un concept psychanalytique à l'origine d'une oeuvre littéraire : le narcissisme comme principe d'engendrement textuel dans les romans de André Pieyre de Mandiargues." Paris 7, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA070069.
Full textOn reading Andre Pieyre de Mandiargues' novels (France : 1909-1991) one observes the existence of recurring, analogical and associative phenomena from both the literary and psychoanalytical points of view and principally belonging to the metaphoric and metonymic domains. These phenomena make up a narrative instance, a centre representing a psychic reality and its literary expression, obeying a complex psychoanalytical concept, narcissism, deployed in the texts along the axes of this concept (libidinal withdrawal, idealization, split personality, double bind, metaphoric-metonymic oscillation) in relation with the entire Oedipus system. Furthemore, in the stories it has the task of updating the organization of the phallus, the oral and anal stages, origin fantasies, drives but also the notion of identity. Correspondences between the text and the concept, on the one hand, and between psychic phenomena intervening in the narrative instance on the other, show up a narcissistic textual functioning observed by analysing itineraries, characters and the character statuses thereby deduced, the narrative and fiction. A method of scientific analysis to be applied is thus proposed, based on theory and three dimensions which are the expression of unconscious phenomena, the whole built on a semantics system and a broad rhetorical architecture which describes the means by which narcissism fundamentally imposes itself as a textual engendering principle. The thesis responds to the problem set by the subject, keeping as close as possible to the texts, by establishing that narcissism is at the root of Andre Pieyre de Mandiargues' novels and that it gives to psychoanalytic creative instances all their meaning, these being resolved in the form of a terminal axiom
Constantinou, Maria. "La connotation à l'épreuve de la traduction littéraire. Une oeuvre romanesque de N. Kazantzaki et "ses autres versants" : essai de sémantique textuelle." Besançon, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006BESA1016.
Full textThe thesis combines textual analysis and contrastive linguistics, clustering around intersected problems and theories of translation (from Greek into French and English). It has a double objective: a) to update the concept of connotation, in order to prove its applicability, especially for the analysis of literary translation, b) to put the concept of connotation to the test of translation by observing how connotations constructed on textual networks are transferred from one language into another. The research is divided into two parts: theory and analysis. The first part deals, initially, with theoretical and practical problems of translation. It also traces a historical background of connotation and reshapes it within the different fields of Language Sciences (Pragmatics, Stylistics, Semantics), so as to resituate it into an integrative approach of Semantics. It shows that connotation despite its controversial status can be a functional and useful concept for a literary and textual approach. The second part is an essay of textual semantics from a translation and literary perspective, focusing on plurality of meaning, voices and interpretations. It takes as corpus Kazantzakis' novels and more precisely The Last Temptation of Christ, translated into French by M. Saunier and into English by P. A Bien
Aucagne, Julie. "L'Auteur, sa vie, son oeuvre : vers une poétique de la biographie d'écrivain (France-Angleterre / 1918-1989)." Dijon, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006DIJOL013.
Full textBiedma, Sabine. "Une production polygraphique, creuset d’expérimentation critique ? : l'"Œuvre" de Guillaume Colletet (1616-1658)." Thesis, Toulouse 2, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012TOU20089.
Full textWith this study, I’ve tried to show how a polygraphic production from the early seventeenth century (the work of Guillaume Colletet, 1616-1658), shaped by non literary motives (such as social and economic factors, and the crumbling of a humanist knowledge benefitting the rising of society life), can transcend the fragmentation imposed, and this by using polygraphy as a lever for literary experimentation. In this polygraphic melting-pot, the various texts, as well as the main fields of production (poetry, translation, theory), which should have remained heterogeneous, are conscientiously related in a fertile dialogue. As a consequence, theory and practice mingle in constant interaction, in a permanent reflexive and self-criticising movement. Meanwhile, the work never stops re-writing itself. By doing so, a dialectic movement to and fro is created, holding together the various productions, and de facto making them a Work of art. Even more, as it is a movement of permanent recreation, this work prompts us to put back, not only this particular work, but also all the works of art, in their context, i.e in the gradual time of their elaboration, and more generally speaking in history. This paves the way for the elaboration of a critical literary history which is eminently modern. Enventually, such an example leads us to start a reflection in the field of the philosophy of art : what are the consequences on the idea of the Beautiful of a work which is no longer to be thought about as a monument, but as a movement?
Le, Baut Réjane. "Jean Amrouche (1906-1962) : itinéraire et problématique d'un colonisé : analyse de son oeuvre publiée (poésie, critique littéraire, journalisme politique) à la lumière de documents inédits (journal, correspondance)." Paris 4, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988PA040051.
Full textJean Amrouche, a Christian and a berberian, died wrecked by his desperate attempt to be at once both French and Algerian, in the name of values that have been taught to him by France. As a poet, he soon became a literary critic (L'Arche) then an interviewer on the French radio. During his period of integration to occident, the lower parts of his being took over the higher inspirations of his noble soul, but deep inside he kept remorse and nostalgia over that "dead shadow of himself". Together with his profession of writer, he had to go through the spiritual drama of the colonized people. He kept proclaiming that the Algerian problem was in fact a French one. The France of "the rights of man gospel and equality of chances", the "mythical" France is by vacation for liberty of the nations. According to him, the Algerian struggle for dignity and independence was not a struggle against France. Consequently, he involved himself in it by words, writings and secret negotiations. Through them, he recollected his people's soul the one of his eponym hero "Jugurtha", and simultaneously, his poetic inspiration. His route can be lighted trough his diary (1928-1962), his correspondence (820 recovered letters), annotations, rough copies, radio series, all unpublished documents
Sinichkina, Daria. "Nikolaj Kljuev de 1917 à la fin des années 1920 : trajectoire intellectuelle et oeuvre poétique." Thesis, Paris 4, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA040170.
Full textNikolai Klyuev (1884-1937) is one of the most fascinating figures of the Russian «Silver age» and modernism. Forbidden for half a century after the poet’s execution, his work was almost fully recovered only at the end of the 1980’s, and the publication of the late epic poems sparked an intense interest in those poetic testimonies of the violence of collectivization. Born in the Russian North, committed to the peasant revolution, Alexander Blok’s penpal between 1907 and 1915, ideologist of neo-populism in the 1910’s, bolshevik in 1919, Klyuev became in the 1920’s a reference for the young generation of soviet poets (Harms, Vvedenski, etc.), a keeper of Russian folk culture and an example of anti-behavior whithin the frame of a mutating literary field. Attracting a diverse crown and modifying his literary persona as well as his voice regarding his audience, Klyuev thrives on stage as well as within the private circle and couple. Whilst he has found during the 1910’s a valuable aesthetic material in Russian folklore, old belief and popular songs, his poetic universe gravitates around his «self» in an egocentric manner. The utopian formula of the «isba cosmos» is formulated precisely within the lyric cycles of the 1920’s that correspond to the intimate intention of his verse. Carnal and homoerotic, the «lyric hero» is also disembodied in the Word that carries the poetic intention, the same way the mask Klyuev dons in public becomes the vehicle of his narrative identity in perpetual representation
Balcerek, Alexandra. "L'existence d'une expression autobiographique au théâtre : la présence émouvante de l'auteur dramatique dans son oeuvre." Thesis, Lille 3, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013LIL30004/document.
Full textThe autobiographical genre is a problem when it is considered inside the theatral genre. Because the dramatical author express himself through the mouth of fictional characters, the words of the characters could not be considered as the expression of the author himself. However, it seems that through the dialogues that can be heard, the situations, the characters and the places that are staged, some plays, especially since the 18th century, which represents a major step in self-expression, contains the signs of an autobiographical expression. Although the autobiographical genre as defined by P. Lejeune or G. Gusdorf does not exists in the theatre genre, we will study here how it nevertheless expresses itself, that is to say almost always in a hidden, implicit, ambiguous, diverted, but probable way. We will think of a method allowing the reader, but also the member of the audience, to identify and testify the presence of this autobiographical expression by emphazising some textual and scenic aspects. We will also work on connecting the autobiographical expression with the relationship that live the authors of the new work contained in our corpus with the audience. This relationship being fully opend up in emotion. Some feelings, coming with physical reactions felt by the reader/audience, are created by the recognition of the author's voice in a drama that mixes autobiographical and fiction. We will take an interest in the autobiographical expression of the dramatical author through the perspective of his particular relationship with the audience, relationship that contrasts with Brecht's principles, which have ruled the theatrical creation in the 20th century
Cuisinier-delorme, Samuel. "Danse cosmique, danse tragique : mort et renaissance de l'anatomie chorégraphiée dans le répertoire shakespearien." Thesis, Clermont-Ferrand 2, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013CLF20014.
Full textThis dissertation explores the use of dance in William Shakespeare’s works,from stage performance to the highly symbolical value of choreography. Most of his plays refer to dance, and it is included in more than a dozen works. In Elizabethan and Jacobean times, dancing was a necessary accomplishment for actors,for they were often called upon to dance during a performance. The aim of this study is to examine how the choreographic art is included in his plays, and what dance styles may be adopted, for the only indication given in the texts is a stage direction calling for“a dance”. Particular emphasis will be placed on the role and functions of the dance both in Shakespeare’s dramatic works and Renaissance England. When dancing is not intended for performance on stage, Shakespeare nonetheless refers to it in most of his plays to provide the audience with metaphorical imagery. The linguistic analysis of the semantic and lexical fields leads to a deeper understanding and exploration of the diegetic structure of his works. At that time, dance was also an accepted symbol of harmony, and Shakespeare used it as a pattern to comment on “the attempt to achieve order in a discordant world”(Alan Brissenden, Shakespeare and the Dance). It passes visual comments on the playsand suggests a scheme that structures them. This dissertation aims at analysing howdance relates to the cosmic ideas of the Renaissance, and how Shakespeare departs from this ideology. Could the dance turn into a tragic dance rather than a cosmic one?
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
Morethe, Louis-César. "'Citadelle' d’Antoine de Saint Exupéry : poème ou oeuvre de philosophie ? : réception et étude du statut générique de l’oeuvre posthume de l’écrivain aviateur." Thesis, Strasbourg, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018STRAC038.
Full textAs soon as it was published, Citadelle, considered by Saint Exupéry as the work of his life, received a mixed reception."Its mixture of lyricism to vague philosophical considerations" was denounced by the Critique and a few years later, the French and foreign universities split into more or less two major movements of interpretation of the work : one, major in France, which judged Citadelle as a Poem and Saint-Exupéry as a Poet, and the other which deemed it as a philosophical work above all, or even of Philosophy, and Saint Exupery as a proper Philosopher (with no academic experience). As a result, this thesis studies first Citadelle’s Critical Reception both in France and abroad. In order to try to understand these differences of opinion as to the positioning of the work within the genericity, the second part tries to enlighten Saint-Exupéry’s last Poetic Art, while showing the originality of this scriptural step which rests on two essentially related components : conceptual as well as figurative and symbolic, which the Critique seems to have constantly opposed to one another in its interpretation.The third part of this thesis attempts a new answer in the light of the preceding elements in order to determine to what extent Citadelle - which is certainly a Poem in the Saint-Exupéry sense of the term - can be considered as a work of Philosophy, in the light not only of the History of Philosophy but also what would make the discursive specificity (ies) of the text produced by "Philosophy". Finally, in order to understand the origin of some fundamental concepts of the author's thought, which illuminates both his scriptural approach and the originality of this misunderstood and insufficiently studied work, we deal with Saint-Exupéry as a reader of some major philosophers
Babin, Julie. "La lecture d’oeuvres littéraires complètes au collégial: des cas de pratiques d’enseignement dans le cours d’Écriture et Littérature." Thèse, Université de Sherbrooke, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/11143/9782.
Full textDefoix, Benoît. "L'œuvre de Jaime Bayly depuis "No se lo digas a nadie" jusqu'à "Morirás mañana, 2. El misterio de Alma Rossi" : paralittérature ou mise en oeuvre d'un processus de construction personnelle et littéraire par l'écriture ?" Lorient, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012LORIL260.
Full textThe most frequent reproach opposed to Jaime Bayly's books (Lima, 1965) is that they lack typical literary characteristics, which explains why they are often classified as paraliterature. Yet, the objective of this thesis is to show that this classification can be challenged and must be qualified After shedding light on such terms as « literature » and « paraliterature », the first part of this thesis aims to remind the reader of the literary context in which Jaime Bayly wrote his first books. The study of works by Peruvian authors such as Mario Vargas Llosa and Alfredo Bryce Echenique raises the question of the influence of these writers on Jaime Bayly, as well as how it appears in his books: Is this influence exploited without any distance, or is it also appropriated by Bayly in such varied areas as the political and historical reality of Peru, the presentation of Lima, of its society (in particular with regards to ethnic and sexual minorities)? The influence of two major North-American writers must also be put forward : Brett Easton Ellis and David Leavitt; mostly as concerns the way they deal with homosexuality, drug-addiction, and the characters' idleness. The fact that Bayly's works obviously echo fragments of specific works, if not the entire work, leads us to raise the issue of Jaime Bayly's lack of inspiration. Finally, Bayly's works should not be disconnected from those of other Latino-American writers – not just Peruvians – of the same age. Studying some of their works reveals a certain number of common characteristics and concerns. In this respect, Jaime Bayly's books can boast qualities of which paraliterature is usually deprived. The second part of our thesis will focus on the recurring themes to be found in Bayly's production, as they are usually put forward as excluding Bayly's works from the literary sphere. This intertextuality takes on several forms: anecdotes may be re-used either in a very condensed way, or on the contrary with large developments (the role played by the first three novels is determining). We will underline to what extent the novels may, or may not complete each other; similarly we will study the shortcomings of this technique, which eventually betray the limits of Bayly's creative spirit. The occurrence of biographical elements in Bayly's books leads us to classify the latter not just as fiction, but as autobiographical or personal works. This classification will then allow us to study and give a more comprehensive picture of the tight links that the writer establishes between his personal situation and the act of writing. It is specifically this special relationship which confers a therapeutical, cathartic and balancing effect to Bayly's act of writing. Yet, this dimension should not be over-estimated : non-literary and non-psychological objectives must be mentioned when it comes to justifying the repetition of the same themes. This is when the notion of paraliterature intervenes. From a formal point of view, can any progression be noticed in Bayly's works or are they just attempts which fail to reach a real construction? Some specificities appear (so that these works may be compared to paraliterature); they sometimes expand to such diverse areas as the treatment of the time line, linguistic games, tones (emotion, humor and cynicism mostly), the limited use of description, the treatment of titles and illustrations, but they often expose a lack of originality and inspiration. His works just look homogenous, as will be made clear in the study of the techniques used to identify the characters, as well as the study of some elements of the presentation of the books, of the various literary genres, of the types of narration, of direct and indirect speeches. We will nevertheless expose a certain tendency towards simplicity as regards the structure of the books, the treatment of characters, the narrative rhythm. Moreover, what used to distinguish Bayly's narrative prose – the varied forms of “improvised” narrations – tends to disappear. This evolution downgrades Bayly's works to paraliterature. The study that was carried out will conclude that it is not esasy to define Bayly's works : in some aspects, they may be categorized as paraliterature, and in others, they can only be excluded from this category (it is all the more difficult to make up one's mind as the borderline between literature and paraliterature in very porous) ; in the end Bayly's works are of great interest
Campa, Laurence. "Apollinaire critique littéraire." Paris 3, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA030051.
Full textWe first describe apollinaire's literary criticism : variety, chronology, influences. . . Then we show that this criticism serves the poet's aesthetic fights. We study apollinaire's judgements on classics and contemporary authors. Finally we study the poet's critical style
Robilliard, Marie-Amélie. "Le répertoire du « Teatro da Cornucopia » [1969-1979]. Miroir d'une oeuvre théâtrale en période révolutionnaire." Thesis, Paris 3, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA030162.
Full textFrom 1969 to 1979, Lisbon’s directors’ theater Luis Miguel Cintra and Jorge Silva Melo shape a repertory that, first of all, is a response to the context in which their action takes place. In spite of their binding material conditions, their theater group is able to put forward a coherent programming which reflects the evolution of Portuguese society: bypassing censorship with classic authors until 1974, revolutionary euphoria between 1974 and 1975 (Brecht, Gorki) then, until the late seventies, an opening to Europe, through German and French playwriting (Chartreux and Jourdheuil, Théâtre du Quotidien, Horváth, Büchner and Karl Valentin). Their repertory combines engagement in the world, artistic exigency and the desire to educate the spectator. Just like Théâtre d’art, it is based on the renewal of repertory and on a dynamic programming. It is also the mirror of their theatrical work, reflected both in the texts chosen and in th! eir discorso (Strehler). Their artistic quest revolves three constantly reformulated aspects: criticism of society, representation of the revolutionary period and a language that emphasizes the detour and intercultural crosses to say the world
Cuin, Marie-Hélène. "Lire des oeuvres classiques au lycée : la lecture littéraire à l'ère de la littératie médiatique multimodale en contexte numérique." Thesis, Montpellier, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019MONTS105.
Full textNowadays, the traditional cornerstone of studying literature – the reading of heritage works - is becoming a challenge for teachers, particularly those working in high schools with pupils aged from 15 to 18. The development of digital technologies and the exponential growth of social media has generated new multimodal writing and reading practices which combine images, sound, text, icons, etc. Indeed, for many people, the omnipresence of multimodal, digital literacy in cultural practices has motivated changes in their relationship to literature and culture and radically transformed reading and writing practices.This development has heightened the already apparent disconnect between school reading programs, concentrating on classical literature, and the private cultural practices of schooled teenagers. At the same time, the curriculum at secondary level invites teachers to articulate the study of literature with education for media and digital literacy. Innovation is encouraged. However, researchers have only recently started to investigate the effects of using digital media on literary reading. Drawing on research into the reader as subject, from the field of the didactics of literature, and research into multimodal digital and media literacy, this thesis asks what form teaching the reading of literary classics could take in this digital, multimedia age.In order to respond to this question, this thesis explores the hypothesis that a teaching protocol which takes into account the private cultural practices of the students, by giving a place within the learning to multimodal media, is likely to favour student implication in reading the classics and their appropriation of them. This qualitative study involved four different classes of students aged between 15 and 18. Each class participated in three teaching sequences which combined the use of multimodal, digital media with more traditional activities.Through analysis of a mixed corpus of traditional student writing, multimodal writing, filmed presentations, questionnaires and interviews, this study aims to provide a comprehensive, in-depth description of the path taken by twelve readers. The results confirm that employing a teaching protocol incorporating digital, multimodal media favours reader implication, appropriation of the reading and the expression of subjectivity. The results also highlight the importance of exchanges between readers, the role of interactions within the teaching sequence, and the pertinence of broadening the spaces and timeframes beyond the classroom which opens up a place for subjective expression. The analysis reveals a relatively varied level of mastery of multimodal, digital media by the pupils involved in the study, which confirms the importance of rational, systematic education in this domain
Pelbois, Vincent. "Ricardo Gu͏̈iraldes comme critique littéraire et cofondateur de Proa : le regard critique de Gu͏̈iraldes sur les référents littéraires et artistiques : [Gu͏̈iraldes est-il seulement régionaliste ?]." Paris 3, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA030152.
Full textHandaj, Abdellah. "Le héros tragique dans les oeuvres majeures d'Ernest Hemingway." Nancy 2, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999NAN21019.
Full textThis dissertation aims at studying the Hemingwayian hero's tragic vision of life. The major works we will be dealing with are The Sun also Rises (1926), A Farewell to Arms (1929), To Have and Have Not (1937), For Whom the Bell Tolls (1940), Across the River and into the Trees (1950), and The Old Man and the Sea (1952). First and foremost, we will analyse the role of death in Hemingway's fiction, because his heroes are often haunted by this theme. Love, which pervades most of his fiction, as a cause of -- or as a remedy for -- his characters' tragic experience, as well as the physical and psychological wounds at the basis of their tragic vision of life, will be analysed. The different ways through which the Hemingwayian heroes manage to survive in a hostile world will also be discussed. We will deal chronologically with the novels in order to see whether an evolution in the writer's vision can be detected. Since Hemingway himself received serious physical and psychological wounds, (the traumas relating to his childhood within a puritanical family, the shock caused by his war experience and his father's suicide), our purpose is to see whether there exists an interaction between his private life, which seems, on the surface, both exciting and hectic, and his fictional world. The fact that writing was not only a means through which Hemingway longed to attain 'immortality', but was also a remedy for him to ward off his feelings of nada will be emphasised and we will therefore also try to see whether, when the writer realised that he was no longer able to be the legendary figure he used to be, this remedy, which had enabled him to survive so far, was still powerful enough to save him from total despair
Shawky-Milcent, Bénédicte. "L'appropriation des oeuvres littéraires en classe de seconde." Thesis, Grenoble, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014GRENL026.
Full textAppropriating literary works for year 11 / 10th grade french students Here, appropriation metaphorically refers to the process by which readers make a literary work their own. The expression also refers to the result of this process: the inscription and expansion of the work within each individual memory. The active participation of each reader is required throughout the hermeneutical process, from the open mindset needed to absorb a new reading until the point when it becomes registered in one’s “interior library”. Appropriation can be regarded as the final step of the reading process and the vanishing point of any analysis on the way literature is perceived and received. Personal appropriation of literary works by students is at the backdrop of any curriculum for teaching French and all research in didactics of literature. Maybe it should be granted more emphasis than it is in the French school system today, particularly in year 11 / 10th grade. This is my thesis statement, in the light of modern research on the reader as a subject. I shall first consider the notion of appropriation from the point of view of modern hermeneutics and reception theories, in compliance with the French official educational standards, and define the discursive spaces where appropriation of literary works occurs. I shall then analyze the findings of an exploratory research carried out in a number of year 11 / 10th grade classes: students were submitted to five successive experiments which placed them in the position of subject readers, within the story of a specific and individual relationship to literature. The findings are interpreted in two main axes. First, leaving room for a personal encounter between students and literary works during lessons permits to successfully address a number of current issues on the transmission of literature. Then, I consider several hypotheses concerning the appropriation process in class, more particularly, the link between subjective impressions, more objective readings and the acquisition of the expected academic standards, but also the acquisition of an ethical posture and the inscription of the works in students’ memories. I shall finally examine the pedagogical changes implied by such an approach in the management of class participation, of timing; in the positioning of the teacher and the learning strategies developed by students
Mourad, François-Marie. "Zola critique littéraire." Paris 4, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA040122.
Full textOf the figures that posterity retains from Zola, the most unrecognized one is that of the literary critic. And yet his whole work testifies to its pervasive and rich presence. .
Sikalumba, J. K. "Milieu social et création littéraire dans les oeuvres romanesques des romanciers africains francophones et anglophones contemporains : essai d'analyse des pratiques littéraires dans les oeuvres romanesques de quelques romanciers d'expressions française et anglaise." Paris 12, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA120001.
Full textThis thesis turns mainly round the theme of social environment and literary creation. Our interest was to study the literary works mainly at three levels, namely : at the levels of causes and consequences of the duality of the way of life which governs the contemporary african society and at the level of narratology. The study of the first encounter between africans and europeans and the infiltration of the african society by the cultural values of the western society through the new school and the church shows similarity between fiction and reality. The social environment plays the role of a catalyst concerning the imagination of each novelist. The study of the problem of the political power reveals the new leaders' individualistic behaviour in the negative sens. Their insatiable craving for power and richness makes them brutal towards their fellow countrymen. The other major preoccupation of the novelists centres around the economic, linguistic and socio-cultural consequences brought about by the duality of the way of life. And if the novelists have as common denominator the borrowing of constructing materials from the social environment, the study has shown that each novelist has his own way of using these materials. It is especially the study of narratology which has revealed the particularity of each novelist's literary practice. In short, each novelist has his own way of creating a literary work
Delassus, Justine. "Visiter les oeuvres littéraires au-delà des mots; des maisons d'écrivains aux parcs à thème, l'impossible pari de rendre la littérature visible." Thesis, Université Paris-Saclay (ComUE), 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016SACLV054.
Full textOften classified as an immaterial art, literature however offers real and visible tracks of its existence as evidenced by writers’ houses, museums and literary exhibitions spreading all over France. The increasing number of theme parks and the development of literary theme parks offer new interesting perspectives. In a multidisciplinary approach involving cultural history, sociology of literary practices and literary theories, the aim of this research work is to question the representations of literature conveyed by these literary spaces. This reflection results from the following paradox: what can be shown to evoke an art of words, only accessible in the act of reading?
Lehmann, Aude. "Varron critique littéraire. Regard sur les poètes latins archaïques." Paris 4, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA040151.
Full textThis study aims at comprehending the various aspects of Varro’s researches about old Latin poets: Livius Andronicus, Naevius, Plautus, Ennius, Accius - who occupy an important place in his treatises of literary criticism. At the very first, great attention has been concentrated upon the fragments of Varro’s books that concern specially the history of Latin literature, the origins of Roman theatre, the lifes and the works of the principal Latin dramatists. In spite of oblivion they fell into, not only many critical judgments expressed by Varro in matter of belles lettres, but also the methods of inquiry he used and particularly his positive conclusions go on being authoritative nowadays. So true it is that, with regard to his roman predecessors, Varro appeared as an innovator - in so far as he had introduced in Rome concepts and problematics directly derived from alexandrine science
Scharf, Fabian. "L'Utopie dans les dernières oeuvres d'Émile Zola (1898-1903)." Paris 4, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA040254.
Full textThis research is dedicaded to the development of utopian thought in Emile Zola’s last works : “Paris” (1898), “Fécondité” (1899), “L’Ouragan”, “Travail” (1901), “L’Enfant roi”, “Sylvanire ou Paris en amour” (1902), and “Vérité” (1903). Zola announces his ideal society in first tales (“Contes à Ninon”, 1864) and novels and in his “Rougon-Macquart” series (1871-1893). In “Paris”, utopian thought starts from the ideological and polemical discourses engaged by the founding hero Pierre Froment, who opposes the decadent society of the end of the 19th century. In “Fcondité” the Froment family founds an ideal farm and colonies in Africa. In “Travail”, Luc Froment builds the City of Felicity of the 20th century by which Zola imagines a technological, scientific and artistic utopia. In “Vérité”, the author develops an educational program for the future. Finally, we are analyzing Zola’s eugenic ideas and the influence on his last novels by Charles Fourier as well as by anarchist and collectivist thinkers
Al, Ali Salam. "L’imaginaire et l’élément de l’eau dans le texte baroque (1580-1640) : Structures, motifs, rôles et valeurs." Thesis, Bourgogne Franche-Comté, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017UBFCH015/document.
Full textThe imbalance and the chaos in which Baroque man lived, changed his vision of his entourage and at the same time they excluded the gratuitousness of his actions. His fascinations are messages to be deciphered, his rejections and attachments represent revealing clues and testimonials. Our study tries to explain the reasons of the fascination of the baroque generation for the liquid element through the examination of the imaginary of its aspects in the baroque work. The imaginary or what Gilbert Durand calls "thought capital" of man is a hybrid organism, several factors participate in its structuring therefore its examination requires an interdisciplinary approach. Through cognitive science, that represent the future of research on the imagination according to Philippe Walter, this study tries to illuminate the Baroque Imagination through the examination of the value the element of water in the works published between 1580 and 1640. Our work uses four of the six cognitive sciences which are designated by Georges A. Miller and which establish interdisciplinary fields through their correlations. To explore the representations of this element with the Anthropology, philosophy, psychology, and linguistics are indispensable to the objective of offering them causal explanations. The baroque imagination is reconstituted in our work by combining these sciences with the disciplines of the history of art, literary criticism, folklore, ethnology, mythology, sociology, and the history of religions. Our work examines one of the aspects of nature in the baroque work. Through our analyzes we try to trace the being and the existence of baroque man through the manifestations of one of their components in the work of the latter. The element of water which is this component and it represents one of the aspects of nature. The problematic in our work is composed of a component that deals with the value of the element of water in the baroque work. The second part aims to prove that the 7 examination of the imaginary represents a tool that helps to identify the reliefs of a baroque text and a text with a similar structure with the latter, that is to say an incoherent structure and complex. Our research proposes a reading for the imaginary of the material in the literary text. Our study would like to demonstrate that distant and interactive examination of human acts and his works serves to identify their explanations; and that the examination of the imaginary of a work which represents an act of the imaginary of man serves to identify its implicit and the reasons for its creation, and the psychology that dominated the circumstances of its production
Knight, Efrin. "Critique et vision littéraires dans le théâtre de Jean Anouilh." Paris 4, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA040314.
Full textGladieu, Marie-Madeleine. "Mario Vargas Llosa et son oeuvre mythe, personnage et personne /." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1988. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37615099p.
Full textKanda, Shuetsu. "Les figures obsessionnelles dans les oeuvres littéraires d'Alain Robbe-Grillet." Caen, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002CAEN1357.
Full textPril, Hanneke. "Une analyse littéraire de trois oeuvres de Frederik van Eeden (1860-1932)." Paris 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA040146.
Full textBkhairia, Hassen. "L'inscription littéraire de l'Histoire chez Flaubert, des Oeuvres de jeunesse à Salammbô." Thesis, Bordeaux 3, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012BOR30076.
Full textStill within the scope of Gisèle Séginger’s study, this work questions the literary inscription of History in Gustave Flaubert’s works. It is more specifically concerned with those works ranging from his Oeuvres de jeunesse to Salammbô. The study of Flaubert’s early writings reveals the deep causes of the writer’s infatuation for History and shows the conjectural, cultural and personal – more particularly the family – motivations of such representation. In Flaubert’s writings, the poetics of History bespeaks both the crisis of Art and the divorce between the artist and his intellectual, social and political contexts. His early texts were placed under the sign of derision and nihilism, and then the author refuses to share his epoch’s preoccupations and seeks to an aesthetic quest leading to the unfinalizing of the work. As a “political atheist”, just like Sade, whom he is his heir, Flaubert draws a highly critical image of the French monarchy and denounces in Tocqueville’s way the perverse effects of a democracy that leads to society’s uniformity and threatens individual freedom. As an agnostic, he is fascinated by antiquity’s splendor and associates christianism to some form of decay. As a rebel against society, he denounces ready-made ideas and the bourgeoisie’s morality and values. The youthful Flaubert questions all the political or social doctrines and deconstructs historiography. His works, which are based on a shakespearean vision, show the ubiquity of both evil and death. Considered as anti-conformist and ironic, his works stand in a provocative way against all the nineteenth century’s representations of History whether they are providential or romantic or rationalist or positivist
Cambreleng, Guy. "Witkiewicz et le grotesque. L'exemple de son theatre." Paris 3, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA030001.
Full textWitkiewicz is the author of a work very varied, theater, essays, novels, philosophical works, painting and even photography. His theatrical work set oo many features of grotesque style at the service of a world conception essentially tragic. Contemporary of several artistic and literary movements, loomed up on the horizon of the first third of twentieth century, he mistrusts them owing to intuitionnism and irrationalism that he detects in them. The dramatis personae of his plays as the themes of his dramatic art are often recurrents. The language employed refers to the most varied levels. His plys consist of many dramatis personae always describe meticulously in sizeable didascalies. His plays are very often performed in his country but they have an enough weak impact in occident. What are the reasons of that? an analysis of the performances of his plays in poland, on the one hand and in the countries of french expression, on the other hand can allow to answer. A theatrical practice of witkiewicz permits to specify the conditions of success of his dramas. In annex, an attempt to put on stage: "a crazy locomotive", the construction of a play: "the island of satan" from two published fragments, an example of reading about "the shoemakers" as a detailed analysis of of a scene of this play and at last the problems created by the translation of a play never published in france but performed in paris in 1986: "miss tootlie-pootlie", allow, i hope so, to delimit more closely, this work inherently pessimistic
Samin, Richard. "Société et forme littéraire dans les oeuvres d'Alex La Guma et d'Ezékiel Mphahlele." Rouen, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986ROUEL012.
Full textThis study falls within the problematic framework of relationships between fiction and reality and seeks to analyse how political, social and cultural problems are converted into narrative categories in Alex La Guma's and Ezekiel Mphahlele's fiction. Our approach is based on concepts borrowed from social psychology and literary structuralism and proceeds from the assumption that a text is the meeting point between a narrative system and an evaluative system which manifests the author's ideology through the specificity of its narrative structure. We have thus been able to compare Alex La Guma's ideological vision to Mphahlele's through a systematic analysis of their narrative procedures
Morel-Flont, Teresa. "La solitude dans le théâtre de Gabriel Marcel." Paris 4, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA040427.
Full textGalili-Lafon, Jeanne. "Irène Némirovsky : le trouble d'une oeuvre." Paris 8, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA082174.
Full textJohanet, Bertrand. "Problématisation et lecture littéraire au lycée : construction de savoirs." Thesis, Nantes, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019NANT2022/document.
Full textCan reading literature be viewed as problem building and can it help high-school students get involved in encountering, getting familiar with, written works and acquiring critical skills? This is what this doctoral research defends within the theoretical framework of problematization (Fabre, Orange) and in the perspective of the theory of the subjective reader. This research first questions the presence of the paradign of the problem in the field of teaching French along with its links with the current methods of literature reading in high school: what does setting a problem about a text mean and is there a specific way to problematize one’s thinking in the field of Literature studies? It assumes that the problem-building process may be a relevant method of reconfiguring the text by the student, and that it may shed light on the links between subjective impressions and objectifying reading. This work then puts this hypothesis to the test. With the help of recordings of class activities at Première and Seconde levels and post-lesson interviews of students and teachers, it analyses students’ language interactions using problematization’s lozenge and provides elements likely to generate the activity of problematization as well as certain prerequisites to its triggering student involvement and the development of literary reading skills. Finally it analyses a survey carried out with French departments in two schools experimenting on how they guide students through their encounter of texts, and offers a few recommendations, particularly as to adopting an ethical approach, training teachers and anchoring written works in the students’ memory
Spadaro, Enrico. "La littérature-monde de J.R.R. Tolkien : pertinence, discours et modernité d'une oeuvre originale." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018AIXM0282.
Full textThis thesis focuses on the English writer John Ronald Reuel Tolkien (1892-1973), the famous author of The Lord of the Rings. Tolkien’s literary work gathers many writings, stories and two famous novels, such as The Hobbit (1936) and The Lord of the Rings (1954-1955), that achieved a great succes all over the world. At the beginning of his literary career Tolkien aimed at the creation of a mythology to his country, England. This ambition was matched with his juvenile passion of inventing languages and his profession as a philologist and Anglo-Saxon teacher at Oxford University. Middle-earth, Tolkien’s secondary world, becomes the place where his fairy tales occurs and his languages may develop. This work shows how Tolkien’s work fits in the context of contemporary literature and that his production involves many elements collecting mythology, philology, fantasy and modernity.It consists of three parts: in the first part, some of the themes and the mythological sources of Tolkien’s tales are analyzed, in particular the Finnish sources, the Medieval and poetic ones. Thesecond part, the linguistic matters concerning Tolkien's work are taken into consideration and, in particular, the way how languages may create a world and the relation between reality and the perception of such reality, which will inevitably influence the language referred to it.Finally, in the third part, the Fairy element, which is one of the bases of Tolkien’s work is discussed, as well as the reception of our author, both from the critique point of view and the audience one, so as to demonstrate why he may be considered as one of the greatest writers of the twentieth century
Coste, Marion. "Une leçon de musique donnée aux mots : ruser avec les frontières dans l'œuvre de Michel Butor." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015USPCA109/document.
Full textMusic has much influenced the writing of Michel Butor whose works often translate musical structures into literary art. These can be the counterpoint (fugue, theme and variation), serial music or jazz. This way of working shows the metamorphosis of these musical structures in the texts, particularly complex when the writer has to translate the simultaneousness inherent in musical polyphony. This musical practise of writing upsets the conventional literary structures, thus associating with innovations which characterise the Nouveau Roman (frequent change of narrators, fragmentation of the narrative) and also proposing new constraints that lead the writing into novel forms: conference-concerts, mobile forms, radio works. This practise also modifies our reading habits, compelling the reader to be responsible for the construction of the work and our perception of time which is no longer linear but cyclical. Lastly, the influence of music enables to create what I have called cultural cosmoses, inventing connections between cultures usually isolated in time or space, in a gesture of hospitality and generosity which is characteristic of the works of Michel Butor. The writer sees this literary hospitality as an ethic, or politic model. The different literary genres practised by Michel Butor are studied through a few works which testify to the various modalities of the musical influence on the writing of Michel Butor: the novel, the mobile works, the dialogues with art works, the opera Your Faust and the narrations of dreams are related to the musical trends familiar to the the writer
Rivard, Caroline. "Étude onomastique du prénom Yvette dans quelques oeuvres littéraires françaises et québécoises." Mémoire, Université de Sherbrooke, 2008. http://savoirs.usherbrooke.ca/handle/11143/2584.
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