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Dissertations / Theses on the topic "Stendhal (1783-1842) – Armance"
Boutella, Agosti Rachida. "Armance ou le secret du texte." Paris 4, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA040086.
Full textThere is a sentence in armance which is foreign to the narration, because the heroine who appears in it is totally different from the beautiful and angelic armance who evolves elsewhere. Frozen behind the shutters of an attic, she observes octaves actions attentively. The latter, on the ground, busies himself around a barouche. He prepares hilself for departure ; he leaves. We rediscover this crucial sentence, more or less disguised, in all of stendhal's works of fiction. It is at the foundation of his narrative invention. It is the very armance. Beneath the narrative structure of both novels is grafted the conventional apparatus of the chess game. Armance and chartreuse are dual texts
Bourdenet, Xavier. ""Ô dix-neuvième siècle !" Historicité du roman stendhalien : Armance, Le Rouge et le noir, Lucien Leuwen." Besançon, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004BESA1016.
Full textThis thesis proposes a socio-critical approach to the historicity of texts, focussing on the example of the novel as practiced by Stendhal around 1830 : Armance, Le Rouge et le Noir, Lucien Leuwen. Following a theoretical definition of the concept of historicity, the first part examines Stendhal's pregressive movement towards the novel, emphasizing the importance in this process of his reflections on history. The second part analyses the poetics of Stendhal's new novel : a writing of the here and now. It examines the relationship of Stendhal's novels to chronology, to the model of satire, and the procedures of textualisation of the political archives. The third part examines the way in which they define and work on the present by elucidating the reading of history that they propose, focusing on three political themes : the revolution of 1830, the status of the figure of the monarch, and elections
Ramahandrisoa, Robert. "Les statuts romanesques de l'argent chez Stendhal ("Armance" et "Le Rouge et le Noir")." Montpellier 3, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009MON30002.
Full textThe status of the money in the novels of Stendhal are the expression of the novels aesthetic which is based upon the theme of the money becoming the only measurement of social worth. This theme contains two leading threads : the first thread is connected with Stendhal's upbringing in Grenoble given by his both families, which puts him in the deadline of two social classes having got two opposite views of the money (aristocratic for Gagnon and middle-class for Chérubin Beyle). That explains his profound ambiguity about money. The second thread is connected with his own intellectual education becoming from ideologists and eighteenth century philosophers who treat economics, beyond their analysis. This training would make Stendhal have a positive and passionless vision upon money whose mechanisms could be learnt and subdued in theorie. But, he experienced a tension between his private relations with money(relations always complicated and impassioned because of his father) and the theories of the ideologists, his masters. This strain bursts out and becomes a contradiction, a moment of crisis inwhich he tries to define, against the ideology without breaking out with it, some major experiences that can also serve as a measurement of social worth(outside the monopoly of the money). They are written in De l'Amour, Racine et Shakespeare, and D'un nouveau complot contre les industriels. The novels are the scene inwhere this tension is solved. Money is expressed under two forms: first as an origin of the novels, and then, as an element conveying the real
Borderie, Régine. "La connaissance de l'autre à travers Armance de Stendhal et L'Interdiction de Balzac." Paris 3, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA030010.
Full textThrough stendhal's armance and balzac's interdiction we are able to study the ways in which we obtain knowledge of the other (1st and 2nd parts) and, consequently, the means by which this jnowledge is expressed. Two ways of obtaining knowledge are analyzed: 1) the decoding of the signs emitted by the other, which we shall consider using peirce's concepts of semiotics and logic and more particularly his ideas on induction, deduction and hypothesis; 2) dialogue. 1) in l'interdiction, the charater manifests hilself by means of numerous "homogeneous" clues. Theses clues consistently suggest the thematic role that each character embodies. In armance, on the other hand, clues are infrequent and do not thematic role. 2) when dialogue is established with the other in balzac, one is still able to identify thematic role. For the characters in armance, however, a verbal exchange often bears negative effects. For the dialogue to transmit knowledge from one to another, if even partial, a real or symbolic distance must be established between the characters, and the speaker must have recourse in narrative rather than in description. 3) if the speaker is to express who he is or who the other is, the character has recourse. .
Books on the topic "Stendhal (1783-1842) – Armance"
Selfhood, fiction, & desire in Stendhal's Vie de Henry Brulard & Armance. P. Lang, 1998.