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Journal articles on the topic "Rimbaud, Arthur (1854-1891) – Langue"
DAVIES, M. "Review. OEuvres, III. 'Illuminations' suivi de Correspondance (1873-1891). Preface, notices et notes par Jean-Luc Steinmetz. Rimbaud, Arthur." French Studies 45, no. 3 (July 1, 1991): 342. http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/fs/45.3.342.
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Kim, Gi-gook. "L'approche sémiostylistique des poèmes en vers chez Rimbaud." Paris 4, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA040030.
Full textThe semio-stylistics analysis, which is developed in this work, stands within a dialectical relation between the text and its reader. It aims at a new reading of Rimbaud’s text which formed the subject of many and various interpretations, because of the nature of his work. Our analysis is divided in two parts. In the first one, the semantics reading is dealth with. This reading is grounded on all the signs in the text. The reading contains a critical approach which, from the start until the end, splits each poem and built charts divided in two opposite values, positive and negative, for the two actants the "self" and the "non self". In the second part, we present an analysis grounded on a semiotics reading. It contains two chapters. The first chapter points out the existing links between the charts which analyses all the poems. In the second chapter, we show how the semiotics reading points out the dialectical structure within the poems in verse, referring to the notion of the intertextuality. It brings up the permanent features scattered in all the poems. Our work on Rimbaud’s poems in verse, is a productive reading, because the semio-stylistics reading allows the reader to understand the dialectical, circular and progressive structure. It moves the issue from "what does the text say" to "how the text says what it says"
Poirier, Alain. "Lectures de Rimbaud : le corps et la langue." Montpellier 3, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997MON30009.
Full textRimbaud's work, written when he was young, never gives up staging the body. Seen or suffured, the body remains, from the beginning until the end, the pivot for his writing a source of sensations able to nourish his work. Rimbaud copes with the contemporary poets: interpreting with his body until the end, beyond and still more, he writes throwing himself into his work + body or nothing ;. Investigating in his body prosper, wild feelings, he discovers new forms of poetry. In that way, he frantically thrashes out the "body" of the language. One could question if rimbaud's precocious birth in poetry, his innovative genius and his early, and at the same time, unexpected disappearance, are not linked with this unique and explosive submersion of his insubordinate and confused adolescence, into litterature
Park, Ji-seon. "La langue alchimique : analyse stylistique dans les œuvres de Rimbaud." Paris 4, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA040058.
Full textConsidering that “the confusion of all the senses” applies to the level of sensation and meaning, we studied the transformation that occurs over the course of this confusion which is also a result of a change in identity by “'I is another”. “I” and “another” merge despite their contradiction in their flamboyant universe. Here, a succession rather than a simultaneity occurs. A being or an element is able to transform into different forms by assimilation and by contradiction. Using the stylistic method, we analyzed all of the rimbaldian texts to identify the characters who are sometimes vague and to establish precisely the relationship between the transmitter and the receiver. The change in perspective in each poem represents to us his transition towards the absolute. Regarding the “senses-sensations” we contemplated the colors, the sounds, and the odors. Through his system of sensation, he succeeds in expressing that which is inexpressible. Therefore, it is to this transformation of identities that we attribute his alchemic language
Sawalmeh-Khalil, Ziad. "La traduction poétique du français en arabe à partir d'Une saison en enfer d'Arthur Rimbaud." Paris 3, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA030166.
Full textIn this research, we tried to analyse the difficulties that face the translator of poetry and the solutions that could be found in order to satisfy the multiple needs of the poem. The output of the translation should be a literay version that possesses a capacity to communicate the whole aesthétic or didactic nature of the original. In order to achieve such a goal, the translator should study the work that he deals with in order to interpret it in a way that preserves the aesthetic message of the original. Rimbaud has been translated many times in Arabic without succeeding to reach the spirit of a the poet. We tried to put ourselves in an experience similar to that of the translator of Rimbaud through proposing a translation of one his poems includeed in his masterpiece, A Season in Hell, The Alchemy of the word, from which we have discussed the difficulties encountered and the possibilities offered by the target culture while translating the poetry of Rimbaud and its several particularities from French into Arabic
Tajima, Yoshihito. "Les couleurs dans la poésie de Rimbaud." Thesis, Paris 4, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA040085.
Full textIn the field of optics, scientists have studied colors since ancient times. In Arts, because of its accidental nature, color is treated as a element lower than drawing. School education has followed this tendency to neglect the color. However, during the mid-nineteenth century appeared various books about colors, in the fields of etiquette, education, esotericism, optics, art and technology. Our objective is to find what makes the use of colors unique in the verse poems of Rimbaud, in consideration of the nineteenth century episteme. In his poems, colors speak of the poet; his education, his concerns, his political or religious thought and his poetics. We focused on the symbols of colors, which was neglected so far, and on the physiological effects and visual impressions treated by Goethe and Chevreul. Rimbaud do not invent neither the spectral colors, nor the correspondences between sounds and colors, nor color symbolism. He draws inspiration from existing ideas, and combines them to invent a new poetic language. He superimposes symbolic colors creating associations of ideas, on spectral colors, which maintain order in optics. In "Voyelles", he introduces his poetics through the description of a rainbow, the sonorous evocation of letter of the Greek alphabet, and the symbols of five colors. The originality of his approach lies in the convergence of its different means of expression. His use of color thus leads to the creation of a new poetic language.episteme. In his poems, colors speak of the poet; his education, his concerns, his political or religious thought and his poetics. We focused on the symbols of colors, which was neglected so far, and on the physiological effects and visual impressions treated by Goetheand Chevreul. Rimbaud do not invent neither the spectral colors, nor the correspondences between sounds and colors, nor color symbolism. He draws inspiration from existing ideas, and combines them to invent a new poeticlanguage. He superimposes symbolic colors creating associations of ideas, on spectral colors, which maintain order in optics. In "Voyelles", he introduces his poetics through the description of a rainbow, the sonorous evocation of letter of the Greek alphabet, and the symbols of five colors. The originality of his approach lies in the convergence of its different means of expression. His use of color thus leads to the creation of a new poetic language
Nakaji, Yoshikazu Décaudin Michel. "Combat spirituel ou Immense dérision ? essai d'analyse textuelle d'"Une saison en enfer /." Paris : J. Corti, 1987. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb349705996.
Full textFortier, Anne-Marie. "Lectures de Rimbaud vers 1930." Thesis, McGill University, 1992. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=56938.
Full textThese strata consist of readings and commentaries influenced both by the historical and intellectual circumstances in which they were formed and by the progressive revelation of the text; added one to another without cancelling each other out, these layers continually enrich and transform the original, making both its meaning and its import denser, investing it with new significance and new values and thereby keeping it alive, in fact making it even more present with the passing of the years. Over the years, the focus of reflexion on Rimbaud has shifted from the study of his particular "case" to a more profound questioning, via Rimbaud, of poetry itself, its nature, its meaning, its scope. In the minds of the commentators, Rimbaud and poetry's destinies are intertwined; thus, they "read" them together as if the value and the meaning of the poetry's destiny were dependent on the destiny of Rimbaud.
Lee, Gonou. "L'imagination initiatique de Rimbaud." Grenoble 3, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992GRE39048.
Full textThe aim of this thesis is to explane the first Rimbaud's imagination around "le cahier de Douai" - with the mythocritical method devised by Gilbert Durand. As the general logic of the Rimbaud's work - les "poésies", une saison en enfer and illuminations - is articulated as the initiation scheme -descensus and inferos -, our mythocritique of the first Rimbaud sets out to study the organization of the symbolic images in the light of the initiation scenario that develops on the pattern of the Apollo's candidacy for the olympic divine status, and that will lead to the Prometheus' destiny on the Caucassus. Beyond the thematic work submits so often the logic of the one author's imagination to the logic of the criticism, our thesis makes it a rule to read the Rimbaud's text as closely as possible to avold distoring the proper field of each poem
Kim, Jong-Ho. "Le vide et le corps des "Illuminations" /." [Charleville-Mézières] : Musée-bibliothèque Arthur Rimbaud, 1993. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb35606267c.
Full textKim, Jong-Ho. "Le vide et le corps des Illuminations." Paris 4, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991PA040062.
Full textThe Illuminations are characterized often by their discontinuity: inconsistency of surface, diversity of the forms and themes, fragmented aspect of the work, broken representation of the life, they seem to be divided between the free forces of imagination and an obsession of the silence. However, at the bottom of this "burst poetry", there is a search for the unrelying unity of the being freed from all the old ethical or aesthetic signification. This search is not obvious, but constant, so as to conduct the whole work: each of the illuminations supposes, or even operates the "dreamed release", that is the ideal unity of the work. The fragmentary appearance of these poems covers the longing for a truth of integrity of the being and the writing
Books on the topic "Rimbaud, Arthur (1854-1891) – Langue"
Dufour, Hélène. Arthur Rimbaud, 1854-1891: Portraits, dessins, manuscrits : catalogue. Paris: Réunion des musées nationaux, 1991.
Find full text1969-, Mason Wyatt Alexander, ed. I promise to be good: The letters of Arthur Rimbaud. New York: Modern Library, 2003.
Find full textNicholl, Charles. Somebody else: Arthur Rimbaud in Africa, 1880-91. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1999.
Find full textNicholl, Charles. Somebody else: Arthur Rimbaud in Africa 1880-91. London: J. Cape, 1997.
Find full textRimbaud, Arthur. Oeuvres poétiques: Extraits avec des notices sur la vie de Rimbaud et son oeuvre, une analyse méthodique de ses textes choisis, des notes, des questions, des jugements, des sujets de travaux. Paris: Bordas, 1985.
Find full textRimbaud, Arthur. Oeuvres poétiques: Poésies, Vers nouveaux, Une saison en enfer, Illuminations. Paris: Imprimerie Nationale, 1986.
Find full textBook chapters on the topic "Rimbaud, Arthur (1854-1891) – Langue"
Linck, Dirck. "Arthur Rimbaud (1854–1891) & Paul Verlaine (1844–1896)." In Frauenliebe Männerliebe, 372–78. Stuttgart: J.B. Metzler, 1997. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-03666-7_83.
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