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Journal articles on the topic "Réalisme (mouvement littéraire) – Sénégal"
Pérez-Barreiro Nolla, Fernando. "Lu Xun's ideas on "hard translation"." Babel. Revue internationale de la traduction / International Journal of Translation 38, no. 2 (January 1, 1992): 79–89. http://dx.doi.org/10.1075/babel.38.2.04per.
Full textGlinoer, Anthony. "Balises pour une histoire institutionnelle de la littérature prolétarienne et révolutionnaire (1920-1940)." Dossier 3, no. 1 (January 16, 2012). http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1007578ar.
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Diouf-Keïta, Anta. "Création romanesque et mutations sociales au Sénégal : 1973-1983." Paris 12, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA120030.
Full textThe senegalese novel, written in the french language, came into being during the colonial era and, to a great extent, is conditioned by this context. The writings of the first generation of novels (1920-1930) which were largely influenced by the assimilationist ideas, have proven to closely adhere to that movement. "force bonte" by bakary diallo can be considered as its prototype. During the second world war, the anti-colonialist movements in certain countries of africa and asia, the negro renaissance proclaimed in the cultural movements, contributed to the birth of a second generation of writers towards the 1950's. This generation was able to assert itself by breaking away from the colonial mystification and by a militant style of writing the leader of this movement is ousmane sembene. The evolution of the historical context in 1960 was to instill a new dynamism in creative writing. Along with a thematic still based on "negritude", a new thematic developed, oriented to political and social criticism, since the promesses of independance soon vanished like a mirage. This change in perspective is accompanied by a "mutation of realism". While ousmane sembene pursues the tradition of "social rea
Jurga, Antoine. "Du réalisme au "réelisme" : nouvelle convergence pour la littérature contemporaine." Valenciennes, 2011. https://ged.uphf.fr/nuxeo/site/esupversions/9eccb080-93cc-4fbb-9b1c-711cd7f17077.
Full textSince the 80s, literature is again transitive insofar that, after the autotelic 60-70 years, it gives objects back outside of the very adventure of the writing and formal games. This movement returning to the questions of its time, showing characters generally sharing strained relationship with the collective, the individual and historical memory, confrontation of reality. . . , without despise the pleasure of the fabula of the story, has a new inflection in the early third millennium. Indeed, writers who are willing to stand in the sidelines of a "confusing" literature partake of "réelisme. " It allows to implement the experience of reality. If the realist literature allowed to establish an ideology of real, literature "réelisme" allows itself a confrontation with reality. The writers of the twenty-first century writing in light of the legacy of the authors and those of the realistic touch of the post World War II. The real thing, more intrusive now the postmodern era, reduced in the creative act, the ability of resonance of the work, or erodes its scope. How to answer the call of reality today when it is as powerful and pervasive as it is today ? What literary devices are used to write with reality and produce a meeting for the reader ? We must deal with inexpressible reality but that only literature helps identify and collect in the layers of its substrate
Lochard, Yves. "Le discours sur la pauvreté dans le roman réaliste et naturaliste (1850-1914)." Paris 3, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA030009.
Full textIn the second half of the nineteenth century, social questions were taken into account in both politics and literature. They generated numerous social inquiries, essays and pamphlets which formed the background to novel writing at a time when popular themes were being recognized by serious literature. Essays, pamphlets and social inquiries form a discursive configuration which nurtures the realist and naturalist novel. With this constant dialogic interaction between social writings and novels as a backdrop, the actors of the charitable relationship can be listed in a paradigmatic perspective. They include the benefactors and the poor, but also the institutions which operate as collective actants. The mutations which affect the conventional thematic roles of the philanthropist and the benefactress are noticeable. The status of the pauper in fiction is similar to his status in the social discourse he remains a patient relying on helpers. The destinies of the poor confirm their statuses of patients. They are affected by fatal heredities or depend on a pathogenic environment whose metonymy suggests noxious influence. On the contrary, the benefactors shape their lives according to ethical choices or spiritual values marked by a sacrificial dimension even at the turn of the century, when traditional philanthropy tends to recede. The pauperism generates a major interdiscursive circulation between functional writings and fiction, which both handle it similarly in terms of themes, norms and methodology. However, fiction is not the mere replica of social discourse. All the likely combinations between dialogue and doxa are to be found, from fictionnal writings overdetermined by social discourse to novels which quote it ironically
Louâpre, Muriel. "La manière noire, le mal à l'oeuvre dans le roman naturaliste et décadent." Tours, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001TOUR2035.
Full textSahin, Can. "L'influence des écrivains français sur les doctrines littéraires des romanciers turcs de la période de la modernisation et les réalisations." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017USPCA028.
Full textNovel is a gift to Turkish literature of the period of modernization. Changing social and political events undoubtedly affects on literary form. 19th century in the Ottoman Empire at dizzying speeds where there is a period of development and change. During this period, France is almost like a pop-up window of the Ottoman Empire in Europe. Place a thousand years of classical Turkish literature in the European model is replaced with a new understanding of literature. In this change French literature has been exemplary in litrature. In this study, the period of Reformation French influence in Turkish literature has been examined from a broader perspective. The causes of the French influence in Turkish literature and its reflections have tried to read through the first Turkish novel. For the first time in this process, beginning with the translation of the French novel of French romanticism, French realism and French naturalism led to the Turkish author. This academic endeavour is carried out on the texts of French writer of which direction they affect Turkish writer has been demonstrated in a detailed manner
Stöber, Thomas. "Le corps, le langage, la mort : énergie vitaliste et transgression littéraire dans le roman réaliste." Paris 8, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA082097.
Full textParisot, Yolaine. "Le sujet littéraire hai͏̈tien : l'importance du regard." Paris 4, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA040029.
Full textDuring his stay in Haiti, the land of Voodoo and a painters' retreat, Alejo Carpentier was inspired by a feeling of marvellous reality. J. S. Alexis' style of baroque alchemy gave rise to the so-called marvellous realism. But within the context of a didactic social realism, this type of perception is obscured by a dazzling symbolic transfiguration. Only the function of seeing matters, as it has the power to create a national literary space and to devote the encounter with the other to a shared vision. If the haitian sensibility can be defined as the cross between the supernatural and humour, the haitian writer nevertheless must face the difficulty of describing a land in which the fairy-like enchantement cannot match the political and economic tragedy of everyday life. The diversity of the Haitian novel originates in the permanent questioning of mimesis, and the exploration of visual processes gives evidence of a specular writing that is as much about the subject's visibility as about the inscribing of the island in a poetics of hybridity
Bender, Niklas. "La Lutte des paradigmes : la littérature entre histoire, biologie et médecine, 1850-1900 (Flaubert, Zola, Fontane)." Paris 8, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA083168.
Full textTaking its starting point in the actual discussion between natural sciences on the one hand, social sciences and humanities on the other, my thesis explores the conflict of these two forms of knowledge at the end of the nineteenth century. At that moment, cultural life is engaged in a battle opposing a historical paradigm with a biological and medical one. Two conceptions of human life are at stake: a culturalist vision which defends the historical development of mankind with its possibilities and its progress; and a naturalist vision which analyzes the determinants of a stable human nature. The two paradigms have an extraordinary importance for literature, exerting a strong influence on the depiction of romanesque characters and even on the fundamental structure of the fictional worlds. The analysis proceeds by questioning six representative novels, simultaneously allowing a comparison of the French and the German literature of the time: Salammbô and L’Éducation sentimentale by Flaubert; Nana and Germinal by Zola ; Effi Briest and Irrungen, Wirrungen by Fontane. The thesis takes a close look at their historical, medical and biological sources and analyses how they are adapted to fiction. It broadens its approach in opening historical (Michelet, Burckhardt) as well as philosophical perspectives (Nietzsche). It concludes that the relationship between literature and scientific knowledge is placed in-between two extremes: the explicit reference to biomedical and historical sources, marked by a transfer of themes and structures ; and the adaptation of a fundamental model, not clearly taken from a source but which nevertheless corresponds to a scientific mode of thought
Charlier, Marie-Astrid. "Le roman et les jours : poétiques de la quotidienneté au XIXe siècle." Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014MON30033.
Full textIn the 19th century everyday nature takes shape as a predominant object of representation because it is a privileged looking-Glass through which society tries to make sense of its history, present existence and manners. With the advent of the media era in the 1830's, writing on everyday life tends to overlap the rhythm of days. From now on, the written representation of days is modelled on a day-To-Day pace. Brought about by the media system, this culture of periodicity will have formal consequences – poetic as well as narrative – on fiction writing and more particularly on the Realist Novel. The attachment for contemporary customs will imply for the novel not only a complete renewal of subject matters but also, above all, new images of the times and narrative techniques. As a matter of course, through its contact with media time and journalists' writings on everyday life, the Realist Novel has invented a complex everyday nature based on two fundamental poetic forms, the “quotidianisation” and the “romantisation”. However, the discovery of these two forms deriving directly from the media matrix, not only allows to reconsider new realist aesthetics but also to highlight a thematic and formal continuity between corpora that literary history tended to separate. In the end some fresh thinking of new genres is engaged. Since the quotidian presents itself as the nodal point – thematic, poetic and aesthetic – of the novel called “Realist” and brings together novels often classified in distinct corpora, why don't we call this new genre which is at the same time intertextual and intermedial, the “roman-Quotidien” which would more strictly correspond to a historical poetics of the novel?
Maubant, Yves. "Les romans des freres goncourt ou le second empire de la description." Caen, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000CAEN1299.
Full textBooks on the topic "Réalisme (mouvement littéraire) – Sénégal"
El descubrimiento científico de América. Barcelona: Anthropos, Editorial del Hombre, 1988.
Find full textYvan, Lissorgues, Andreu Alicia G, and Congreso Internacional sobre Realismo y Naturalismo en España, en la Segunda Mitad del Siglo XIX (1987 : Universidad de Toulouse), eds. Realismo y naturalismo en España en la segunda mitad del siglo XIX. Barcelona: Anthropos, 1988.
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