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Contre l'autonomie et la clôture du texte : formes et ambiguïtés de la fiction moderniste européenne : (1910-1939)

2014

Although it has been a key concept of literary criticism in the English-speaking world for more than a half-century, modernism remains a relatively misunderstood notion in France, owing to its proximity to somewhat close concepts such as modernity and avant-garde, which it only partially overlaps. The concept is relevant to experimentation in all literary genres, but this study focuses on the novel, with texts by James Joyce, André Gide, Ramón Gómez de la Serna and Virginia Woolf. Those have often been mischaracterized by literary critics as either mimetic novels — though more realistic than realist novels — or more frequently as emblematic of the self-referential text, as defined by the do…

Fiction theory[SHS.LITT]Humanities and Social Sciences/LiteratureWoolfLittérature européenne du vingtième siècleVirginia20th Century European literature[ SHS.LITT ] Humanities and Social Sciences/LiteratureThéories de la fictionLiterary theoryRamón[SHS.LITT] Humanities and Social Sciences/LiteratureAndréRomanThéorie littéraireJamesModernismJoyceModernismeGómez de la SernaNovelGide
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“Audacem faciebat amor” : Thisbe, an Ovidian Heroine from Antiquity to the 15th century

2022

In the Middle Ages, the fable of Pyramus and Thisbe from Ovid's Metamorphoses and older sources presents a range of varied representations, translated, reworked, transposed to serve literary, allegorical and moral purposes. This timeless love story has been adapted to multiples genres and purposes and became part of the literary and pictorial collective imagination. We explore the multiform reception of this fable to the 15th century in Latin and vernacular texts along with their illustrations in order to draw its diachronic evolution from its origins. We try to understand how authors appropriate the myth and deliver their own interpretation according to the context by filtering the element…

Littérature européenne -- Avant 1500 -- Thèmes. motifs[SHS.LITT] Humanities and Social Sciences/LiteratureOvid (0043 A.D.-0017) -- The Metamorphoses -- InfluencesLove -- In literaturePyramus and Thisbe (Greco-Roman mythology)European literature -- Before 1500 -- Themes. motivesOvide (43 av. J.-C. -0017) -- Les Métamorphoses -- InfluenceWomen -- In literatureFemmes -- Dans la littératurePyrame et Thisbé (mythologie gréco-Latine)Amour -- Dans la littérature
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Joan Estelrich i el nou humanisme a l’Europa d’entreguerres

2021

Aquest article presenta alguns aspectes de l’activitat de Joan Estelrich a partir de dues ini­ciatives pertanyents, segons ell mateix, a un humanisme o nou humanisme en voga a l’Europa d’entreguerres. Com que el terme humanisme és polisèmic, i l’expressió nou humanisme és encara més ambigua, en primer lloc repassem breument el context històric per mirar d’evitar equívocs. Presentem seguidament el projecte de revista Humanitats (1929), concebuda com a òrgan de la Fundació Bernat Metge i com a plataforma de difusió de l’activitat classicista a Catalunya i a l’exterior, amb especial atenció a la contribució de Mario Meunier sobre l’esperit europeu i les humanitats. A partir de les intervencion…

humanismehumanismeuropean literaturecriticism“UNESCO:CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRAS”Linguistics and Languaget. s. eliotcarles ribacríticaliteratura europeaLanguage and LinguisticsCaplletra. Revista Internacional de Filologia
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