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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
Garcia-Gonzalez, Julian. "Le Thème du voyage dans "Le Rouge et le Noir", "Lucien Leuwen" et "La Chartreuse de Parme" le héros et son rapport à l'espace." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1987. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb375977658.
Full textDénier, Renée. "Stendhal et l'Angleterre." Grenoble 3, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990GRE39034.
Full textConsisting of articles, papers and book-reviews, the whole work aims at defining some major aspects of stendhal's relationship with england. It traces back the stendhalian experience on the english ground, the meeting with byron, the lasting interest in shakespeare. Stendhal's use of english, its influence on this own languahe and style are carefully considered and an overall interpretation of stendhals' image of enfland is outline. His contributions to the periodical press in britain are given particular emphasis and find themselves duly illustrated in the five volumes series of chroniques pour l'angleterre which go with the work
Pavet-Jorg, Pierrette. "Stendhal et le ridicule." Paris 4, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA040265.
Full textMariette-Clot, Catherine. "Stendhal lecteur." Grenoble 3, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994GRE39001.
Full textIn the matter of literature, critics often speak about the important link between the writer and his memory or his language. But they forget, sometimes, the real roots of this memory and the place where the writer learns this language. In this study, my aim is to verify that reading is the main basis of writing. In Stendhal's books, this very problem is set. The "testimony-book", vie de Henry Brulard, intimates that the story hinges on the fact that life is told in terms of readings more than in terms of slight incidents. We can also verify that this theme is relevant in Stendhal's novels. But Stendhal goes further: he identifies himself to his readings and gives a metaphysical value to reading. For him a real life may resemble toa story ; then, I tried to analyse the effects of reading in Stendhal's pieces of autobiography according the model of Don Quichotte. They both live the same relation to literature and have the same behaviour in front of life events. They are surprised in the same way when they discover their transformation into a text. Then, Stendhal invents his reader through the pages of his books and set a program for this reader. He has a hard time leaving his text to the posterity
Esquier, Suzel. "Musique et écriture chez Stendhal : autour de la Vie de Rossini : Stendhal et la musique." Paris 4, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA040384.
Full textWriting about music holds a prime position in stendhal's works. On the one hand, the musical polemic is one face of the romantic polemic. Transporting the arguments of the "bouffons" to within his own time, beyle champions the promotion of the new art. On the other hand, his writing on music are fundamental milestones toward creation. His "vies" of musicians are pseudo-biographies; they constitute in reality the first attemps towards autobiographical writing. Similarly they enabled the future creator to fashion his means of expression, to develop his thougts on inspiration and to gain acess to the art of writing. Finally the "dilettante" discurdly gave a more accurate view of his image; less sectarian than ha was believed to be - or than he described himself, beyle-stendhal manifests an openmindedness of taste which is closely linked to his concept of happiness. His musical pantheon is a reflection of the aesthetic standards of the future novelist
Pion, Alexandra. "Stendhal et l'érotisme romantique." Paris 12, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA120048.
Full textEroticism and romanticism are two neologisms of the end of the eighteenth century. The two have in common the concepts of sensitivity, desire and pleasure, which are the main topics of De l’amour. This book, which can be viewed as an aesthetic physiology, a feminist manifesto, a treaty of courtly love and an oriental ars erotica, is a real ekphrasis of the romantic eros in its three main issues : philosophical, aesthetic and social. Through a comparative analysis of De l’amour and its main sources of influence (the sensualists and the ideologists), we have tried to show that Stendhal had worked to define the concept of eroticism to which our most contemporary theorists pay tribute
Corredor, Marie-Rose. "Stendhal et la "chimere absente" : essai sur la melancolie." Paris 3, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA030054.
Full textThe starting-point of this work - developed around the central image of the absent chimera - has led to two different axis of reflexion. The first of these axis concerns the situation and the role played by the notion of melancholy in stendhal's works, band on a few chosen examples such as de l'amour, armance and la chartreuse de parme. The other axis will focus on the birth of an aesthetics of melancholy, the way it rises and evolves throughout the works, its apex and its vanishing points elements borrowed from the history of ideas as well from the history of medecine of the begin, ning of the 19 th century will serve to ground this enquiry
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
Durocher, Barbara. "Le visage stendhalien : communication non-verbale dans Le rouge et le noir." Thesis, McGill University, 1987. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=66160.
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Haig, Stirling. Stendhal: The red and the black. Cambridge [England]: Cambridge University Press, 1989.
Find full textStendhal: The red and the black. Cambridge [England]: Cambridge University Press, 1989.
Find full textStendhal. Le rouge et le noir: Chronique de 1830. Paris: Bookking International, 1993.
Find full textStendhal. Le rouge et le noir: Chronique du XIXe siècle. Paris: Classiques Garnier, 1989.
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