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Journal articles on the topic "Roman épistolaire – Histoire et critique"
Boivin, Aurélien. "L’édition critique des Anciens Canadiens : une histoire (re)corrigée." Port Acadie, no. 20-21 (July 10, 2012): 15–28. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1010321ar.
Full textLi, Miao. "Peinture des mœurs dans les Lettres chinoises du marquis d’Argens." Convergences francophones 5, no. 1 (January 26, 2018): 52–65. http://dx.doi.org/10.29173/cf444.
Full textLambert, Fernando. "Un leader de la critique africaine, Mohamadou Kane." Études françaises 37, no. 2 (September 9, 2004): 63–77. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/009008ar.
Full textBrodeur, Pierre-Olivier. "Les égarements de l’imagination, ou le roman raisonné de Philippe-Louis Gérard." Études françaises 49, no. 1 (October 4, 2013): 43–61. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1018793ar.
Full textCoutin, Jean. "Enquête sur l’imaginaire du roman pornographique (1739‑1789) : les bibliothèques." Études françaises 32, no. 2 (March 15, 2006): 19–30. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/036022ar.
Full textNdiaye, Christiane. "De l’écrit à l’oral : la transformation des classiques du roman africain." Études françaises 37, no. 2 (September 9, 2004): 45–61. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/009007ar.
Full textRANNAUD, ADRIEN. "DE LA CONVERSATION ET DE LA DANGEROSITÉ DES COQUETTES." Dossier 44, no. 1 (February 22, 2019): 39–50. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1056362ar.
Full textPioffet, Marie-Christine. "Esquisse d’une poétique de l’allégorie à l’âge classique." Études littéraires 43, no. 2 (March 13, 2013): 109–28. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1014727ar.
Full textBouju, Emmanuel. "Forme et responsabilité. Rhétorique et éthique de l’engagement littéraire contemporain." Études françaises 44, no. 1 (June 11, 2008): 9–23. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/018160ar.
Full textMulumba, Joséphine. "SIMASOTCHI-BRONES Françoise, Le Roman antillais. Personnages, espaces et histoire : fils du chaos. Paris-Budapest-Torino, L’Harmattan, coll. Critique littéraire, 2004, 342 p. ISBN 2-7475-5906-8." Études littéraires africaines, no. 19 (2005): 81. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1041421ar.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Roman épistolaire – Histoire et critique"
Phal-Bellessort, Marie-Christine. "L'évolution du roman épistolaire au début du XIXe siècle en France, en Allemagne et en Angleterre : d'Oberman (1804) aux Mémoires de deux jeunes mariées (1842)." Paris 4, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA040236.
Full textThis thesis consists in a comparative study : its purpose is to present results and show how the epistolary novel developed at the beginning of the XIXth century in three European countries : France, Germany and England. In the course of her study, the author of this survey endeavored to raise a certain number of questions and bring out answers to these questions. In the first part, after a short historical outline, she made an inventory and examined the alleged disappearance of that type of novel. In the second pat, she wondered under which forms the epistolary novel had survived and whether a new definition of the genre was made necessary. At the same time, she laid stress on the limits, paradoxes and narrative options at stake. Finally, in the third part, the author's aim was to analyze the continuity of the genre as well as to study why it is so modern. Thus, she delineated the themes tackled in the epistolary novels; she studied now these themes adjusted to the new forms of the novel, such as the historical novel and the private diary. She also defined the part they played in the emergence of new modes of writing such as the monologue. The epistolary novel is a genre which has kept changing and moving. It evolved thanks to its multifarious Romanesque forms. The XIXth century novelists succeeded in the epistolary novel. It is much later, at the beginning of the century that this mode of writing would be operated by writers, as a literary technique in itself. Even if it is impossible to ignore the fact that the epistolary novel wasn't equally successful in France and England in the one hand, and in Germany on the other hand, it can't be denied that it lived through the whole romantic period and that this very ability to resist enabled the genre to live to this day
Calas, Frédéric. "Etude stylistique du roman par lettres de 1669 à 1782, ou l'imposture épistolaire." Paris 4, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA040220.
Full textConfronted with a hard dilemma around the year 1660, the novel tries to escape this crisis by diversifying its techniques. One of these is the epistolary novel. The analysis deals with the methods of the novelistic illusion, trying to explain how the meeting of the letter and the novel leads to a special communicating structure between the sender and the recipient, and implicates narratives choices. The orientation of the letter towards a special recipient, himself requested by the text, allows to propose a typology of the epistolary novel based on the transmitter voices variations and the sender's part. The typology leads to ask questions about the limits of the epistolary novel and the special part of the letter in the narration. The epistolary novel appears in those years as a double text. Letters are never published by themselves but completed by a copious peritext, with the aim of making people believe that it is a true correspondence. Using of the first personb, of the correspondence as a significant way of writing, using of a publication coupled with a parasite voice, epistolary novel invites to analyze the pragmatic effects of these novelistic techniques on the narratee, part of the. .
Chin, Man-Yi. "Amitié féminine et écriture épistolaire au XVIIIe siècles." Paris, EHESS, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004EHES0045.
Full textThis thesis on women's friendship such it could be lived at the XVIIIth century in its connection with epistolary writing practice. It proposes to consider the women of the Enlightenment, for those at least for which we still do have written works, like users and actors of the written culture, in this case through their use of the friendship notion in their relations practices and their construction of cultural identity, their appropriation of the memoria of "learned friendship", their romantic writtings bringing into play the women's friendship correspondence and their epistolary exchanges within a long time friendship. Thus this memoria, in our work, establish a central concept for the friendship study as a common inheritance set up by well-read men but where others could have come to draw
Clot, Cécile. "Kleist épistolier : le geste, l'objet, l'écriture." Paris 4, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA040075.
Full textThe aim of this dissertation is twofold : to demonstrate the literary dimension of Kleist's letters and to determine their status within Kleist's works while examining the communicative aspects of his epistolary texts. Analyzing the communicative perspective inherent to epistolary texts indicates the way in which Kleist is revealing himself to his correspondents, and it creates an epistolary portrait of the poet. The particularity of an epistolary portrait is its contradictory and fragmented nature based on the incompleteness of epistolary works. The analysis of the ambivalence of Kleist's letters (an absence's discourse yet aspiring to immediacy) displays the coexistence of monologic and reflexive passages on the one hand, which are used by the writer as a way of forming his thoughts, and of a dialogic determination on the other hand on which the act of writing is based. The conscious forming of the image, the process of dramatisation of style, the reflective use of the word and of signs, the use of rhetoric figures, the intense observation, the transformation of reality into words are constituent components of a literary work. The purpose of the stylistict analysis of the study is to bring these aspects to light. But the singularity of this study lies in the careful examination of the epistolary object through the method of genetic critic, which proposes to analyze the manifestation of the elaborative process of writing within the manuscripts. In the poet's letters the unfolding of the enunciation is not restricted to the syntactic construction of the utterance, but also manifests itself in the addition of lines and signs - like the dash - which convey a metalingual level. On the borderline between semiotics and semantics, the study of the manuscripts reveals a fundamental field of investigation for Kleist's epistolary works and his writing
Doig, Katherine. "Correspondances avec l'absence : la fiction épistolaire monologique aux XXe et XXIe siècles." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017USPCA127.
Full textLong fictions composed of one uninterrupted letter – monologic epistolary fictions – are underrepresented in critical discourse, and frequently shunted more or less overtly beyond its margins. Their existence is brought to light here by one play and fourteen novels in French, English, Italian and German, ranging from 1902 (Gide) to 2011 (Norman) via a cast of authors including Yourcenar, Coetzee, Amis and Celestini.This study aims firstly to fill the critical lacuna, establishing the dimensions of this new sub- genre. It measures the breadth of the formal definitions of the single-letter epistolary novel, the length of its inscription in literary history, and the depth conferred upon it by critical discourse about real letters, the letter-novel genre and a certain epistolary quality to be found in all literature, which our novels set themselves up to reflect and refract.Our rather disparate corpus of texts reveals the interest of this technical framework, haunted as it is by recurrent themes which illuminate the characteristics of monological epistolary writing. Firstly, the theme of one's own death (Yourcenar, Coetzee, Bernstein, Robinson, Amis) shines a light on the physical structure of any text, rendered visible in the format of the letter; this conjunction suggests the idea of the text as corpse. A series of apocalyptic universes complicates this rather empirical portrait, which reads like the symbol of the Death of the Author; novels by Coetzee, Amis and Auster use complex portraits of fictional time to suggest the possibility of coincidence, overlap, meetings both epistolary and literary. These two chapters set up the terms of a final debate concerning literary communication, investigated via the symbol of the double (Gide, Coeztee, Bernstein, Celestini). After the narrative of the text itself and the implied drama of the letter's trajectory, a pragmatic dimension comes to light. This final analysis allows us to investigate the ethics of correspondence, and the letter as one key to understanding those of fiction itself
Vanoflen, Laurence. "La formation de l'individu selon Isabelle de Charrière (1740-1805)." Paris 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA040227.
Full textIsabelle de Charrière, a novelist, letter writer, and polemist, shows a strong concern for both educational practice and ideas, which, after 1762, with the publishing of Émile, by Rousseau, and of plans for educational systems, aroused interest, hope and controversy in the intellectual and public spheres, until the revolutionary decade. We first attempt to put back these epistolary relationships in their context, describing their frameworks (epistolary contract and the representation of both master and "pupil"), their motivations, their intellectual contents, and, at last, the literary collaboration with Isabelle’s friends (B. Constant, Henriette, Isabelle, Willem, Thérèse Forster). Then we analyze Charrière's novels in the perspective of the "roman pédagogique": themes, characters, master's speach; in all respects, they tend to confront myths and ideals to life and history, without denying the empiric faith. Containing a dialogue with Rousseau, Fenelon (and Mme de Genlis), they finally raise the questions concerning individual's future and "perfectionnement" : women, ordinary people, aristocrats, or kings
Melcher, Christina. ""Honorez-moi souvent de vos lettres ; servez-moi de guide dans le chemin de la vertu." : les fictions épistolaires de Marie Leprince de Beaumont." Thesis, Université de Lorraine, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018LORR0199.
Full textIn 18th century Europe, the epistolary novel was very popular. In France, a great number of authors used this literary genre to spread, across supposedly real letters, the philosophical, and often critical ideas on society (of the time) between a growing readership.At that time, a significant number of authors, whose works were very appreciated by the public, were (was?) female. Among them were for example Françoise de Graffigny with the Peruvian Letters or Marie-Jeanne Riccoboni with serveral epistolary novels like Fanny Butler’s Letters or Julie Catesby’s Letters.From the 19th century, these authors often disappeared from the cultural memory and have been neglected by literary research for a long time. Amongst them we can find Marie Leprince de Beaumont, a catholic governess, who was, in the 19th century primarily known for her educational works for children, young girls and poor people. However, she has published a surprisingly divers œuvre : it consists of fairy tales for children, the Nouveau Magasin français, one of the first monthly journals edited by a woman, a considerable correspondence and several epistolary novels.The work of this female author who, even though she was catholic and believing, tried to pass on in her books new perspectives on the possibilities women had to live a vertous and simple life in a society that was shaped by male predominance, is only recently in the center of enhanced literary research. This thesis wants to analyse an interpret this tension between a profound christianism and the desire to improve womens acces to knowledge and education in the fictions of Marie Leprince de Beaumont who « had a predilection for the epistolary genre ». We will first range the works in their literary and historical context and place then the idea of „narrated education“ in the center of our research: how does Marie Leprince de Beaumont employ the epistolary genre to communicate philosophical ideas and behavioral patterns to her readers ?This thesis wants to show that in the 18th century it was possible to reconcile christianism with the desire to help developping the society by facilitating women’s acces to education ; that believing in God didn’t obligatorily mean that one rejected new ideas and that Marie Leprince de Beaumont and her epistolary fictions deserve their place among the authors of the Enlightenment
Dachez, Hélène. "Ordre et désordre : le corps et l'esprit dans les romans de Samuel Richardson (1689-1761)." Paris 3, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA030155.
Full textThe complexity and uniqueness of samuel richardson's epistolary novels become apparent through the study of order and disorder in the light of body and mind. Order is thwarted by the troubles affecting the characters' minds and bodies, the body of the text, and the literary corpus. The two principles are united in a dialectical pattern in which the writer underlines the coincidence of contraries. The novels strive after order, which is only contemplated after trials necessary to the purification and sublimation of perturbations. However the quest for order remains incomplete, and the two elements are inseparable. The fusional dialectics influences the novels' aesthetics. Richardson rejects linearity and integrates ellipsis into his works, which revolve around their centre, and mix reality and theatricality. The text progresses at the same time as it regresses, and requires the reader's participation. Inversion and doubleness are at the core of the novels, which become multiple and plurivocal, and avoid any kind of manicheism. Their structure is akin to that of an eighteenth- century english garden. The writer plays with literary conventions to show the paradoxes of the corpus, which seems to escape the control of the various organizing instances and ends on the impossibility to come to a conclusion. The interpenetration of order and disorder is organized by richardson to create a new novelistic order
Adami, Hervé. "L'écrit occasionnel : cohérence pragmatique et cohérence textuelle : étude d'un corpus épistolaire." Nancy 2, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994NAN21026.
Full textIn western societies, writing imposes its order not only on knowledge, memory and social institutions, but also on the relationships between such fields and the individual. The occasional writer is someone who knows the basic techniques for using the written code, but who only enters into the dense network formed by written texts when obliged to do so by a specific set of circumstances. An exchange of correspondence, which is one particular form of written interaction with its own particular characteristics, provides a very interesting angle from which the observer can study the texts produced by occasional writers. Such writers construct a text-object, the objectification of a discursive and pragmatic process consisting of a triggering mechanism, which justifies the existence of the letter, and a discourse aim which justifies the communicative act. The writer reconstructs reality within the framework of the text, and it is precisely this textual construal of reality, rather than any fundamental inability to understand order as such, which gives rise to problems of coherence
Elkaissi, Abdellah. "Roman et cinéma : l'adaptation et ses problèmes." Toulouse 2, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993TOU20058.
Full textCinema is a great "swallower" of stories. To satisfy its audience, it draws copiously on the techniques of novel. When transcribing a literary text into a film, the film-maker prints his own personal reading of that literary that. As a matter of fact, the idea of faithfulness can be approached only in subjective terms. The passage from a literary text into a film implies no act of translation. This kind of adaptation is both a reading and a personal interpretation that bring into contact the film-maker and the novelist. Accordingly, the notion of faithfulness sounds subjective and hard to define. No film can be a faithful copy of the novel that has inspired it; for a film always has something more or less than the novel it has drawn on. However, it would be wise to point out three concepts that have a significant bearing to the passage from the novel to the stage: the first concept is the passive adaptation which seeks uniformity and faithful reproduction of the initial literary material; the second is the free adaptation which seeks to establish a shade of distance between the film and the literary text. Unlike these two concepts, active adaptation seeks a conspicuous detachment, without for that matter, overlooking the specifics of film-making
Books on the topic "Roman épistolaire – Histoire et critique"
Allard, Jacques. Le roman du Québec: Histoire, perspectives, lectures. Montréal: Québec Amérique, 2000.
Find full textMarcotte, Gilles. Le roman à l'imparfait : la "révolution tranquille" du roman québécois: Essais. Montréal: Éditions de l'Hexagone, 1989.
Find full textToren, Orly. De la Bible au roman: Pour une histoire et une critique alternatives du roman. Paris: Honoré Champion éditeur, 2013.
Find full textDorais, Fernand. Le roman canadien-français de 1930 à 1958: Essai. Sudbury, Ont: Université Laurentienne, Département de Français, 1985.
Find full textNeveu, Érik. L' idéologie dans le roman d'espionnage. Paris: Presses de la Fondation nationale des sciences politiques, 1985.
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