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Tari-Costa, Luisa. "Recherches sur l'écriture narrative féminine post-franquiste : 1975-1995." Paris 8, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA082377.
Full textThe present thesis sets to analyse the impact of the democratic process on the output of twenty women novel writers ; starting 1975, the year Francisco Bahamonde died, up to 1995. A firts part in four chapters (the spanish society, the contemporary litterary trends, the spanish woman, from the feminist thaught to the feminine thaught) displays abrief historical, sociological, political and cultural revue since the access of Spain to democracy to its consolidation. This part highlights the upheavals and their impact on the " feminine condition ". A second part in four chapters (narrative, points of view, time and space, discourse) aims through the study of the twenty selected novels at analyzing the folowing question (in part three of the thesis) : is their specifically a feminine narrative writing ? In fine, a third part around four chapters (towards a cultural feminine identity, Memory and identity through the different generations, the art of female writing) sets to highlight the traditionnal template for womanhood challenged by the female characters of the 20 novels in study and to state the emergence of the New Woman across the writing of the chosen novelists within a context in full mutation
Conde, Peñalosa Raquel. "La novela femenina de posguerra (1940-1960) /." Madrid : Pliegos, 2004. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb39951063b.
Full textVigier, Françoise. "Recherches sur le roman sentimental espagnol (vers 1440-1548)." Paris 3, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA030028.
Full textThe spanish sentimental romance appears in the middle of the fifteenth century with juan rodriguez des padron's siervo libre de amor, culminates in the age of the catholic monarchs and comes to an end in 1548, with the first epistolary novel, juan de segura's proceso de cartas de amores. The main generic traits of the spanish sentimental romance are narration in the first person, epistolary process, sentimental fable with a tragic ending (death, suicide of the hero(es)) and amorous discourse influenced by the courtly love tradition. This genre should be related to the development of court life and the emergence of woman in the pre-renaissance and the renaissance society
Boussoughou, Jean-Félicien. "Le roman policier espagnol de 1975 à 1985 : image(s) d'une société en proie au doute et au désespoir /." Villeneuve d'Ascq : Presses universitaires du Septentrion, 2001. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb377408597.
Full textBuck, Anna-Sophia. "El arte de hacer novelas : Metafiktionalität und Interdiskursivität im spanischen Roman der Gegenwart : Untersuchungen zu Texten von Juan Bonilla, Ángel García Pintado und Juan Manuel de Prada /." Frankfurt am Main : P. Lang, 2002. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb39085977j.
Full textMAUJOUAN, DU GASSET ISABELLE. "Le monde musulman dans tirant lo blanch." Nantes, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997NANT3011.
Full textThe purpose of this thesis is to examine the muslim world in the tirant lo blanch chivalry works of joanot martorell of valencia dating from the end of the 15th century. To this end, we will consider several aspects such as history, geography, society and war. We will try to find out whether the originality of the subject is due to its muslim aspect or to its elements of western civilization
Daniels, Marie Cort. "The function of humor in the Spanish romances of chivalry /." New York ; London : Garland, 1992. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb35698376z.
Full textFauquet, Isabelle. "L'exemplarité de la fiction dans le roman espagnol contemporain." Phd thesis, Université Michel de Montaigne - Bordeaux III, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00766393.
Full textJoly, Monique. "La bourle et son interprétation : recherches sur le passage de la facétie au roman : Espagne, XVIe-XVIIe siècles /." Lille : Toulouse : Atelier national de reproduction des thèses, Université de Lille III ; Diffusion France-Ibérie recherche, 1986. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37474869m.
Full textBrau, Jean-Louis. "Fonction des nouvelles intercalées dans le roman espagnol au siècle d'or /." Nice : Centre de narratologie appliquée, 1991. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb354806529.
Full textBarjau, Condomines Teresa. "La novela en España en el siglo XVIII teoría y evolución de un género /." Barcelona : Universitat de Barcelona, 1992. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb373218790.
Full textÁlamo, Felices Francisco. "La novela social española : conformación ideológica, teoría y crítica /." Almería : Universidad de Almería, 1996. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb375442356.
Full textMarguet, Christine. "Le roman d'aventures et d'amour en Espagne, XVIe-XVIIe siècles : l'utile et l'agréable /." Paris ; Budapest ; Torino : l'Harmattan, 2004. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb39291786j.
Full textTouton, Isabelle. "L'image du Siècle d'or dans le roman historique espagnol du dernier quart du XXe siècle." Toulouse 2, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004TOU20037.
Full textSpanish fascist propaganda has relied on historical myths in order to legitimate the National-Catholic ideology of the regime. What have these myths become after Franco's death ? This thesis investigates the image of the Golden Age offered in Spanish historical novels written after 1975. Considering that the relationship between a literay text and ideology can only be grasped through a process of recontextualization, we offer an overview of several interpretations of the Golden Age itself, as those that can be found in the history of ideas, in the Spanish historical novel prior to 1975 and we also try to sketch a general picture of the social-historical context of postmodernity and postfranquism. We then examine in a sociological approach the vision transmitted by the paratext of sixty novels as well as by the interviews we conducted with about fifteen authors. Finally, we offer an analysis of six novels representative of the last quarter of the Twentieth Century
François, Marion Burgelin Claude. "Parodie et transposition dans le roman policier contemporain exemples français et espagnols /." [S.l.] : [s.n.], 2000. http://demeter.univ-lyon2.fr:8080/sdx/theses/lyon2/2000/mgirard.
Full textGómez, Carballo José Luis. "Analyse stylistique de "Viento del norte" et de "Platero y yo" : étude du style intégral du roman." Montpellier 3, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997MON30035.
Full textIn this piece of research, our method of analysis by total style as an actualized synthesis of theoretical and pragmatic procedures of the rhetorical, stylistic, humanistic and modernist models, has enabled us to carry out a global stylistic analysis of two novels - "viento del norte" and "platero y yo" - both from the point of view of the works themselves - form, content and the variety of figures of speech employed - as well as from that of the author and his era with its diverse tendencies. Our bibliographical model - both from the point of view of method and praxis - culminates with the bibliography of the thesis itself ; the appendixes - graphics and illustrations - permit a clear visualisation of its structures. Finally, by virtue of the fundamental nature of the research techniques employed, the approach adopted in our study paves the way for the analysis of other novels in both spanish and international literature
Garcia, Marie-Thérèse. "Le territoire d'Arturo Pérez-Reverte : entre littérature populaire et littérature érudite." Toulon, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005TOUL3002.
Full textThis thesis, devoted to historical romances, detective stories, novels of adventure of Arturo Pérez-Reverte aims at highlighting the way the author bridges the gap between popular and scholarly fiction. Starting from a definition of both these literary genres, the background which favoured the emergence of this new form for a new reading public serves as introduction. Next, the way the novelist, in the tradition of popular fiction, blends the artifices of cinema and soap opera in his historical romances, on the one hand and the devices of quest and enquiry in his detective stories on the other, is examined. Then the covert or overt element of intertexuality available to the reader capable of deciphering the various layers of meaning and rewriting is referred to. The influence of Borges and Eco— labyrinthine construction, delight in mystification, and constant swing between realism and phantasy — constitutes the fourth and final part
Pantel, Alice. "Mutations contemporaines du roman espagnol : Agustín Fernández Mallo et Vincente Luis Mora." Phd thesis, Université Paul Valéry - Montpellier III, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00824207.
Full textPantel, Alice. "Mutations contemporaines du roman espagnol : Agustín Fernández Mallo et Vicente Luis Mora." Phd thesis, Université Paul Valéry - Montpellier III, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012MON30062.
Full textSoumah, Gloria. "Quatre romancieres espagnoles de mille neuf cent quarante a mille neuf cent soixante." Toulouse 2, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987TOU20032.
Full textThe work is divided in two mains parts : the first is historical (chapters one and two) and the second is more technical (chapter three to seven) chapter one : the franco's society and the charter of women : first part : the ideologie of franco's regime and the forces (church and middle class) that helped it to remain in power. Second part : the charter of women under the franquism compared to the one before and during the second republic. Chapter two : literature and society from ninteen fourtieth to ninteen sixtieth : in opposition to the cultural politic under the second republic. Chapter three : a study of the literary and aesthetical appreciations of some critics and the readers' reaction to nada (c. Laforet) 1944, los abel (a. M. Matute) 1947, nosotros, los rivero (d. Medio) 1952, entre visillos (c. Martin gaite) 1957. Chapter four : time and history : following the chronological conception of history and the caracters' own notion of time. Chapter five : the space : a study of fixed spaces, the importance of
Crou, Christine. "Roman policier et écriture romanesque contemporaine (France, Espagne)." Paris 3, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA030086.
Full textSince the end of 1970, in France and Spain, the writers express an interest growing for the detective novel. The comparative study of French and Spanish authors such as Vázquez Montalbán, Modiano, Pennac, Munoz Molina or Daeninckx makes it possible to highlight the role of a sub-genre in the field of literature. In response to the "avant-gardes" which issued the end of the story, of the characters and of the commitment, transgressing the limits between literature of masses and the art of the elite, these novelists in search of a narrative voice or way adapt the tools and the structure of a genre considered as very normative to give again a framework and sense to the contemporary novel. Reaffirming the bond between ethic and aesthetics as well as the statute of the fiction in its capacity to apprehend reality, they write a novel, concerned about the world. The investigation makes it possible to release the writing while raising the veil on a driven back past and to reconstitute the individual and collective memory
Pulgarín, Amalia. "Metaficción historiográfica : la novela histórica en la narrativa hispánica posmodernista /." Madrid : Ed. Fundamentos, 1995. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37522217c.
Full textMarguet, Christine. "Le roman byzantin espagnol (XVIe-XVIIe siècles) : entre plaisir de la lecture et didactisme." Paris 3, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA030137.
Full textThe byzantine novel of the xvie and xviie centuries, that "imitates" the "greek" novel, may be considered as part of the debate about the legitimation of prose fiction. These novels seduce by their esthetical and moral exemplarity. Unlike the novels of chivalry, criticized by both moralists and preceptists, they try to conciliate verisimilitude and admiratio. The marvelous supernatural is replaced by poetics of surprise and suspens, which explains the success of this genre. The lover protagonists'relationships is moralized : the main transgressions, as illegitimate intercourse or the different manifestations of melancholia, don't appear or are attenuated. The main plot may be read as an apology of marriage, as it was redefined by the trente council, since, like the seventh sacrament, the protagonist's love, that will lead to marriage, is based on mutual engagement (the equality of man and woman in the action is characteristic of this genre) and indissolubility. As describing an initiatory progress, this exemplary action also represents conflicts against the figures of power : revolt of woman against man, of son against father, of younger against elder brother. They often appear as euphemisms, but their presence in main plot and secondary episodes multiplicates them, mostly in the novels of the xviie century, those that coincide with the heights of the counter-reformation
Heinen, Valérie. "Der Roman als perpetuum mobile : zur Inszenierung des Lesens in Italien, Spanien und Frankreich /." Tübingen : Stauffenburg, 2002. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb39036998q.
Full textMohring, Agatha. "Les dispositifs de l'intime dans le roman graphique espagnol contemporain : une approche intermédiale." Thesis, Toulouse 2, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018TOU20040.
Full textContemporary graphic novels address intimate themes such as autobiography and everyday life. They try to represent the unspeakable, the interiority that resists direct figuration, and they have to create modalities of disclosure that do not imply the distortion of intimacy. To do so, graphic novel artists often resort to strategies used by other media. They can also refer to them in order to cause a breach in the narrative and the figuration through which the reader can catch a glimpse of intimacy. Theater, photography, sketches or travelbooks, dance or cinema often break into the panel. They can even deeply modify the form of graphic novels. Analysing nearly forty intimate and intermedial contemporary Spanish graphic novels, this thesis studies the modalities of representation of intimacy. Moreover, it aims at defining its challenges in the 21st century. It also shows that intermedial references allow the artist to articulate the text and the image in a different way to suggest intimacy. Apparatus and intermediality theories turn out to be relevant tools to examine interconnection levels between different media, as well as their impact on the figuration of intimacy. The intermedial porosity of the graphic novel also questions its media status and its position in the contemporary editorial and cultural context. Its relations with the comic and the novel are ambiguous, since they oscillate between distancing and approaching. Moreover, on the one hand, they corroborate the mediatic independence of the graphic novel, while, on the other hand, they invalidate it. This thesis aims at finding out if the contemporary Spanish graphic novel is already established as a cultural series differentiated from the comic, or if it is still in an emerging stage
Las novelas gráficas contemporáneas tratan temáticas intimistas, por ejemplo la autobiografía o el relato del día a día. Plantean cómo representar lo indecible, la interioridad que resiste a la figuración directa, y tienen que inventar modalidades de desvelamiento que no impliquen la desvirtuación de lo íntimo. Entonces, los artistas recurren con frecuencia a estrategias propias de otros medios, o se refieren a ellos para crear brechas en la narración y en la imagen a través de las cuáles lo íntimo se deja entrever. El teatro, la fotografía, el libro de bocetos y de viaje, la danza o el cine irrumpen a menudo en las viñetas, y hasta pueden modificar en profundidad la forma de las novelas gráficas. Este trabajo observa, en unas cuarenta obras españolas contemporáneas, intimistas e intermédiales, las modalidades de representación de lo íntimo, y define sus retos en el siglo XXI. Demuestra también que las referencias intermediales permiten articular de una manera distinta el texto y la imagen en la novela gráfica para sugerirlo. La Crítica de los dispositivos y las teorías intermediales resultan ser herramientas pertinentes para examinar los niveles de interconexión entre los distintos medios, y sus incidencias en la figuración de lo íntimo. La porosidad intermedial de la novela gráfica también pone en tela de juicio su estatuto mediático y su ubicación en el panorama editorial y cultural contemporáneo. Sus relaciones con el cómic y la novela son ambiguas, puesto que oscilan entre distanciamiento y acercamiento, y que, por un lado, corroboran la independencia mediática de la novela gráfica, y, por otro lado, la invalidan. Esta tesis intenta averiguar si la novela gráfica española contemporánea ya está asentada como serie cultural diferenciada del cómic, o si sigue involucrada en una fase de emergencia
Santa-Cruz, Maylis. "Le roman de formation au féminin dans l'Espagne d'après-guerre." Bordeaux 3, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009BOR30060.
Full textThe thesis studies the novel of formation that emerged in its feminine variant during the Franco era in Spain. Through the analysis of a corpus of novels including works of Spanish female writers of the 1940-1950’s, this study focuses on the specific procedures of the fictionalisation of female development in a genre, thought initially for a male protagonist (the Bildungsroman in the 18th century). This work also analyzes the ideological stakes of this kind of novel in the context of the authoritarian Franco dictatorship, which exacerbates the dialectic between the individual and the world and denies to women any active role in society. These literary works depict heroines who rebel against a patriarchal society and choose freedom by refusing to see their lives reduced to the household economy. At a time when censorship was law, the novel of development intended to inspire through the literature the expectations of new generations and offered new female models at odds with the official discourse. Largely imbued with autofiction and beyond the only issue of women’s condition, these novels were manifestos for freedom in a political environment that was trying to annihilate any independent thinking
Barberie, Sandra. "La transcription littéraire de l'oralité en espagnol moderne." Paris 4, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA040080.
Full textThe knowledge of orality through literature, which still remains nowadays a frequent way to study oral discourse, is also a method that oral linguistics questions. This linguistics, which is based on attested records to describe orality, denies the legitimacy of that fictitious orality created by an author. Nevertheless, comparing image to reality, we discover that orality features represented in literature often starts resonating with phenomena of oral discourse. Checking this initial observation, in different realist Spanish novels from the fifties to the nineties, represents the fundamental issue of this work. Through the analysis of literary features of orality concerning the phrase syntax (the dislocated forms, some extensive uses of que) or, more generally, the discourse organization (with some uses of pero or the repetitions forms), this study shows the impact of literary orality on the recognition and identification of what is orality. Thus, literature brings a mathesis on orality, showing how it is conceived and is structured: in brief, a competence of orality
Boussoughou, Jean-Félicien. "Le roman policier espagnol de 1975 à 1985 : image(s) d'une société en proie au désespoir." Perpignan, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PERP0231.
Full textPrioux, Virginie. "Naturalisme français et naturalisme espagnol : esthétiques croisées." Tours, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007TOUR2003.
Full textFrom the 1880s, after Zola’s success on publishing The Experimental Novel, Spanish authors such as E. Pardo Bazán, B. Pérez Galdós or L. Alas, also known as Clarín, started showing a keen interest for naturalism. They published their own literary theories, acclaiming that new way of writing while keeping a certain distance from their model. It is crucial to stress upon the gap between the willingness to embrace modernity and the rejection of overly pessimistic and sometimes immoral novels. Spanish literature at the end of 19th century was therefore at a crossroad between modern aesthetic and the remembrance of the Spanish Golden Age. Midway between legacy from the past and modernity, the Spanish novel turned into a genuine identity statement of a country so roughly badly treated by History. Thanks to literature, following the French model but while definitely maintaining its specificity, Spain entered modernity for the very first time
Royer, Lydie. "José Maria Guelbenzu, un rénovateur de l'écriture du roman espagnol contemporain : du roman expérimentaliste, "El mercurio", 1968 au roman d'intrigue, "No acosen al asesino", 2001 /." Paris : Publibook, 2007. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb41174862z.
Full textBibliogr. p. 439-446. Index.
Champeau, Geneviève. "Les enjeux du réalisme dans le roman sous le franquisme /." Madrid : [Paris] : Casa de Velásquez ; [diff. Klincksieck], 1995. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb358095349.
Full textNevoux, Pierre. "Le roman espagnol et l’Europe au XVIIe siècle : regards sur le réel et projets fictionnels." Thesis, Paris 4, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA040075/document.
Full textThis dissertation deals with the representation of Europe in seventeenth-century Spanish novels, with a special focus on three of them: Miguel de Cervantes’ Persiles (1617); La vida y hechos de Estebanillo González (1646), attributed to Gabriel de la Vega; and Baltasar Gracián’s Criticón (1651-1657). These texts have in common their opening onto vast European areas, whereas most of Spanish Golden Age novels –with the notable exception of the romances of chivalry– tend to be restrained in Iberian lands. Therefore, the main issue of this study is to show that their European spread is inseparable from ambitious literary projects. Indeed, by choosing a specific geography for their stories, the authors take position within the narrative world and the historical context. In our continental-scale fictions, covering novelistic terras incognitas is a way to reach unexplored themes and forms; and crossing genre-territories enables a mutual test of generally dissociated aesthetics and worldviews. Besides, this work aims at demonstrating that the existence of a few ‘European novels’ in the seventeenth-century Spain is linked to the emergence of Europe as an unavoidable reality: a shared cultural space, on the way to replace the medieval Christendom perpetuated by the old-fashioned romances of chivalry; a geopolitical arena where the Habsburg supremacy is being increasingly questioned; and, all in all, a decisive background for the Spaniards. In order words, one can better appreciate the aesthetic originality of Persiles, Estebanillo and Criticón, when observing that these fictions are also intended to recreate by rewriting the recent past of Europe
Dessenoix, Jean-Pierre. "Lexique de mexicanismes tirés de romans contemporains (1978-1990)." Paris 3, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA030072.
Full textConsiderations about the lexical distinctive features of mexican spanish language, followed by comments upon some dictionnaries of spanish language published in mexico. Lexicon of mexicanisms with 1650 entries taken from a corpus of novels published between 1978 and 1990
Deffis, de Calvo Emilia I. "Viajeros, peregrinos y enamorados : la novela española de peregrinación del siglo XVII /." Pamplona (España) : Universidad de Navarra, 1999. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37556433r.
Full textFernandez-Blanco, Pedro. "José Maria Gironella, romancier témoin de son époque." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1986. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37594738n.
Full textRodriguez, Béatrice. "D'une femme. . . L'autre : figures archaïques et mythologies modernes dans le roman espagnol contemporain écrit par les femmes (1945 – 2001)." Paris 8, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA083797.
Full textThe purpose of this work is to study thirteen Spanish novels written in the second half of the 20th century by the following eight women novelists -C. Laforet, C. Martin Gaite, A. M. Matute, A. Garcia Morales, R. Montero, L. Castro, M. Abad and E. Freire. In order to reach my goal, which was to establish an overall vision of the anthropological, psychoanalytical and poetical dimensions of some novels written by women, I used a very demanding « mytho-critical » approach to the text. Part One is a chronological study. It shows how the recent emergence of these politically-aware women writers is exposing the fraudulent tradition of male-domination, as exploited and generalised by Francoism in Spain. Each of these novelists argues against the concept of a female mythology. Part Two consists of a comparative study of the « Family Romance » as elaborated by these novelists. Part Three considers the phenomenon of the « Uncanny » in the novels, where the literary woman with a creative fantasy is asserting herself more and more
Ndoye, El Hadji Amadou. "Le roman canarien des années 70 (1970-1985)." Toulouse 2, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998TOU20010.
Full textBetween 1070 and 1985 a generation of novelists composed by J. J. A. Marcelo, J. C. Ruiz, V. Ramirez, L. Alemany, J. M. Garcia Ramos, A. O'Shanahan, L. L. Barreto et A. Omar gives to a surprised insular and peninsular public a lot of works that takes the critique to talk about the Canarian novel's boom. In our study, we try to see those novels in their historical and geographical context. We dedicate a special chapter to the past relations between actual and ancient Canarian novel. That past is unknown or hidden
Castañar, Fulgencio. "El compromiso en la novela de la II República /." [S.l.] : Siglo veintiuno ed, 1992. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb35566746v.
Full textBonvalot, Anne-Laure. "Formes nouvelles de l'engagement dans le roman espagnol actuel : Alfons Cervera, Belén Gopegui, Isaac Rosa." Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014MON30032.
Full textI intend to verify in this study the following hypothesis : the resurgence, in the recent Spanish novel, of a trend openly defending the critical and political power of literary writing. Seen both as a social discourse and as a form of knowledge, literature would therefore be the bearer of dissent and would be potentially transformative. This tendency against the current, while remaining minor, is nevertheless profoundly significant. As far as aesthetics is concerned, the claim of notions such as responsibility, intentionality and politicality of writing does not imply a resort to the transparency and monologism of the thesis novel. This new trend rather implies a paradoxical reinvestment of the shattered forms of literary postmodernism; it sets political fiction along with problematizing canons and norms, denaturalizing, de-Identifying, decentralizing, and criticizing the established categories or reregulating all representations of places. This trend does not allude to a monolithic conviction or an authoritative imposition of a message. From this paradoxical and generic inscription emerges a new critical realism, which problematizes over and over again the mimetic injunction while claiming the heritage of the great social novel. From a theoretical and rhetorical point of view, the adoption of a maximalist position in which one can read the conceptual foundations of classical engagement – interventionism, historicism, the injunction to take a stand, the project of unveiling – goes along with the rejection of the category of engaged literature, to which the authors prefer other terms – resistance, revolutionary or responsible writing. At the crossroads of the memorial novel and political fiction – two tendencies which I shall analyze for movements of coincidence – the corpus of my study is composed of thirteen novels by three writers representative of this new current : Alfons Cervera, Belén Gopegui and Isaac Rosa, three novelists whose works seem to indicate the emergence of a new aesthetic paradigm of political and literary engagement in today's Spanish novel which I shall analyze the formal, theoretical and institutional stakes
Rebreyend, Anne-Laure. "Nouveaux réalismes et imaginaires sociaux de la modernité dans le roman espagnol contemporain (2001-2011)." Thesis, Bordeaux 3, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017BOR30043/document.
Full textThis thesis studies new forms of realism in Spanish prose in the 2000s, from a corpus of four novels. It contemplates what makes the contemporary reality aesthetic, what its epistemology is, and what links it bears to other forms of knowledge. What roles do realist narrations play in the configuration of social imaginaries, when the heritage of the democratic transition and the narration of Spanish modernisation are called into question? We first examine the conditions of historical, socio-economic and cultural possibilities of a renewal of realism, which is mapped throughout the literary field of the last twenty years. The central hypothesis is that realism springs back up from the fact that debates around historical memory in the 2000s, and since 2008, the economic, social and political crisis prompt the revision of the transition myth and the project of modernity which had been structuring Spain’s social imaginaries since the 1960s. Three parts offer different studies of realist poetics, diachronically and synchronically, to highlight the evolution of the modes of realist referentiality between the start of the 2000s and the beginning of the 2010s, the crisis of 2008 and its beginning as an inflexion point. The first part tackles two novels (Antonio Muñoz Molina, Sefarad, 2001 and Ignacio Martínez de Pisón, Enterrar a los muertos, 2005), which discuss the social fabrication of documents and historiography to reinterpret the 1936 war, the dictatorship and the transition. The second and third parts (Rafael Chirbes, Crematorio, 2007, and Isaac Rosa, La mano invisible, 2011) analyse the elaboration of a collective narrative of developmental Spain, at the dawn of the crisis, through novels which interact with the economic theory of liberalism and historic sociology. At the crossroads of literary studies, social discourse, history and the contemporary sociology of Spain, this thesis argues that the appropriation of realism in the 2000s questions a national identity that is democratic, modern, and takes part in the reappearance of a problematic reality after the meta narration of a model transition collapsed. If the novels all try to tackle the social reality according to its representations, they differ through what « reality » means to them, through the nature of its historic and material causes, and through the ways they describe it
Merlo, Philippe. "Le roman historique de Terenci Moix : de l'histoire au mythe." Saint-Etienne, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997STET2044.
Full textThe thesis studies Terenci Moix's six historical novels : Nuestro virgen de los martires, No digas que fue un sueno, El sueno de Alejandria, La herida de la esfinge, Venus Bonaparte, El amargo don de la belleza. The introduction traces the history of and tries to define the historical novel. It introduces the author - T. Moix - and exposes the dual issue underlying the thesis : the originality of the author in relation with the genre and the time of production and the writing of Moix's historical novels, i. E. The constant return to the sources and the unveiling of a genuine "Moixian" mythology. The thesis consists of three parts. The first one - corresponding to the first chapter - stresses the role played by historical novels where all the other genres tackled by Moix meet : the autobiography, the novel of manners about today's Spanish society, the bildungsroman. . . The next three chapters (part II) focus on time ( highlighting the return to the origins, the time of the origins, a cosmogonic time), space (with a mythical dimension in cities such as Paris, Rome, Alexandria, behind which there is Barcelona) and characters, including actantial ones such as love, solitude, death, who are in constant search of their identity. Through the analysis of the writing of historical fiction, the fifth chapter studies the relation between the story and history as well as the gap between them that humour and irony tend to widen. The last chapter first tackles the various intertexts (the cinema, the opera, the radio, history, egyptology, literatures. . . ) and myths (Isis, Osiris) which nurture fiction through memory and then, taking the reader's point of view, tries to explain the extraordinary success of Moix's "highbrow best-sellers" by studying identification, cultural mediation and seduction processes and stressing the part played by imagination. The procedure adopted is traditionally "narratological" but also semiotic, "mythodological" and includes theories about reception
Roubaud-Bénichou, Sylvia. "Le roman de chevalerie en Espagne entre Arthur et Don Quichotte /." Paris : Champion, 2000. http://catalog.hathitrust.org/api/volumes/oclc/46363612.html.
Full textRoubaud, Sylvia. "Le roman de chevalerie en Espagne entre Arthur et Don Quichotte : survivances médiévales et renouvellements." Paris 4, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA040257.
Full textThis is a comprehensive study of chivalric literature in Spain from its medieval beginnings up to its last specimens published around 1600. .
Dravet-Barbusse, Catherine. "La maison de campagne et autres habitats périphériques : espaces, temps et chronotope dans le roman espagnol contemporain." Aix-Marseille 1, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004AIX10033.
Full textNallet, Thierry. "Jeux et enjeux génériques dans le roman espagnol actuel : (Arturo Pérez-Reverte, Álvaro Pombo et Manuel Vázquez Montalbán)." Grenoble, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010GRENL021.
Full textOur thesis aims at showing the rich perspectives provided by using an approach by genre to shed light on the amusements and issues of today's Spanish novel. It is based on a corpus including the works of three contemporary writers who have been able to go beyond the genre of the novel by basing their poetics on a type of heterogeneousness. In the first part we examine the intentional befuddlement used by Arturo Pérez-Reverte to give a multigenre character to his work. Particular attention is paid to the syntax used in the subgenres of the novel and to the boundary between literature and para-literature in the exercise of what is a new genre, the popular and culturalist novel. In the second part it is the use of interference in the works of Álvaro Pombo that is studied. In this case, it is the significance of philosophy and fine oratory in his work that brings the essay into Pombo's narration. The semantics used by Pombo also produces the baroque echoes of tragic theatre. The third part of this dissertation treats the characteristic hybrid nature of Manuel Vázquez Montalbán's novels dealing with memory, the novels that link fiction and absolute reality. These novels, midway between, so to speak, opposing peaks that can barely be made out, lead to a type of pragmatics and a literary game fraught with ethical consequences. In the final section our study, which works its way from novels that are more fictional to those that are more factual (a progression that can be made out in the enunciative choices made by each of the three authors studied), will close with the figure of speech, oxymoron, at the heart of the conundrum within paradoxical novels
Demoor, Marie-Madeleine. "Le roman tauromachique espagnol des années 1950-1960 : Ángel María de Lera, Javier Martínez de Bedoya, Elena Quiroga." Pau, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PAUU1001.
Full textIragui, Sebastian. "Les adaptations ibériques du Tristan en prose." Paris 4, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA040242.
Full textMost Italian and Iberian adaptations of the Tristan en prose descend from an earlier, abridged and adapted version, the version meridional. We study the evolution of this version, from an initial group of French manuscripts copied in Italy, through successive translations into Italian, Catalan and finally Castilian. In a detailed concordance, the meridional texts are compared with the Tristan en prose and the compilation of Rusticien de Pise. The inspection of the Iberian tradition reveals a version pared down to concentrate on the hero and his story. In the Libro de Tristan de Leonis, printed in 1501, etc. , the story is modified so as to further glorify the hero and the chivalric ideal, whereas the Cuento of Tristan de Leonis, ms. Of the late 14th to early 15th cent. , tends rather to accentuate or add realistic, popular and comic details
Lenquette, Anne. "Statut de l'auteur et nouveaux discours narratifs dans l'Espagne post-franquiste (1975-1995)." Paris 4, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA040195.
Full textThis study is made up of two parts. The first demonstrates that the post-franco years and in particular the "movida" have allowed writers to acquire real status. This was achieved symbolically and legally with the passing of the 1987 law governing intellectual property which acknowledged both the author and his work. The cultural politics of the government along with a policy of prizes and subsidies coming from private quarters also contributed to creating a status for the literati. Finally, the media and publishing houses, two modes of consecration of the author helped to promote the author generally as well as the individuals themselves. In the second part we attempt to illustrate the impact of this evolution through the study of two narrative discourses which question the notion of genre. A playful and light breaking down of the rules of the novel is illustrated namely in Pedro Almodovar's Patty diphusa. A new comer to Spain at least in its darker version the detective novel is one of the sub-genres which is also thriving on the fringes of the classic novel. Dias contados by Juan Madrid explores against a "movida" background the limits of the classic detective novel and the thriller
Royer, Lydie. "Le renouvellement de l'écriture du roman espagnol contemporain à travers l'oeuvre de José Maria Guelbenzu : 1968-2001 : ruptures et innovations." Reims, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005REIML004.
Full textJosé María Guelbenzu who was born in Madrid in 1944 is still little known to the general public. However he is regarded as one of the writers who renewed post-franco literature. In the late 70's and early 80's he was at the head of two great publishing houses, Taurus and Alfaguara. Nowadays he collaborates to magazines such as Leer, Revista de Libros and to El Pais as a literary critic. The innovative form of his first novel experimentalist El mercurio (1968), broke new ground because it expressed the author's revolt against the rigid style and structure of that period's realistic novels. This trademark made him one of the leaders of the new aesthetic and ideological trends characterizing the second batch of the 1968 generation. Being a great admirer of Marcel Proust and above all of English-speaking writers such as James Joyce, Samuel Beckett, William Faulkner and Henry James, J. M. Guelbenzu writes own style of prose which combines density, lyricism and drama to tackle themes like fear, search for identity and frustration of love. In the 1980's, he reverted to a more traditional type of storytelling as did his fellow countrymen who felt the need to use history to recover a past they has been asked to forget with so much insistance. And yet, in a constant urge to renew his style, the writer chose to create in La mirada (1987) a more open type of novel, similar to Julio Cortázar's works, wich enables the reader to perceive the writing thanks to a kind of labyrinthine game. All readers can appreciate No acosen al asesino (2001), an enigmatic novel whose main protagonist is a young Spanish judge name Mariana de Marco. This novel displays a genuine mastery of the art of storytelling which is often based on introspection and contemporary issues. His latest novel, La cabeza del durmiente (2003), goes back to the secret word of childhood and reveals the author's deep sensitivity
Duarte, Sandra. "Entre déterminisme et libre arbitre : les images emblématiques de la Fortune dans le roman néo-grec espagnol (1604-1657)." Thesis, Clermont-Ferrand 2, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013CLF20012/document.
Full textIn the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, thanks to the writings of Achilles Tatiusand Heliodorus of Emesa, two Greek authors who lived the first centuries of the Christian era, the Spanish writers rediscover a new particular genre. Those books are either labeled as adventure novels or Byzantine novels. Both the terms “novel” and “Byzantine” are inadequate since those books deal with storylines in prose or in verse dating back to the end of the fifth century, that is to say prior to what is commonly and historically termed as the Byzantine era. We will stick to the expressions “Spanishand Greek novel” or “Baroque novel” as taken up by Georges Molinié in order to label this new fictional genre in which we can perceive the development of a literature more in terms with the ethic and a esthetic standards of the Horacian « utile dulci ».Influenced by the political and religious frame of the Counter Reformation, the Spanish and Greek novel or « Baroque novel » exposes in an underlying way the theme of the diatribe about free will and predestination. The role played byProvidence and Fate in those novels, in particular under their emblematic form, is revealing of the Catholic dogmas defended during the Council of Trent. In the four books of the corpus (El peregrino en su patria by Lope de Vega, Los trabajos de Persiles y Sigismunda written by Miguel de Cervantes, Historia deHipólito y Aminta by Francisco de Quintana, Baltasar Gracian’s El Criticón) the issues of determinism and salvation are being raised. This occurs either during thedialogues, or in the development of the plot through the appearance of phenomena of astrological prediction or of other natures dealing with the notions of Fortune and Destiny. In the same way, the characters – through the way they act and behave –evoke the notion of free will, thus underlining the importance of the actions they accomplish in order to secure their salvation