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Le don des langues de Michel le charpentier : quelle réponse apporter à la malédiction de Babel ?

2012

International audience; Cet article présente la réflexion nodiérienne sur la multiplicité des langues. Celle-ci est au cœur de son récit le plus célèbre, La Fée aux Miettes, qui parait en 1832, deux ans avant les Notions élémentaires de linguistique, dont elle préfigure certains aspects. Le détour par la fiction permet ainsi de mieux comprendre la pensée de Nodier sur la multiplicité des langues, pensée qui peut paraitre schématique, si l'on en reste à ses écrits théoriques.

Écriture littéraire, savoirs situés et reconfigurations d’une épistémologie romantique dans Les Années d’Annie Ernaux

2018

Introduction

2018

L’espace du lunatique, un espace dont "la création n’est pas finie"

2011

International audience; L’article explore les enjeux philosophiques et linguistiques de la construction de l’espace dans le discours de Michel, héros narrateur de La Fée aux Miettes (1832).

Le motif de la mine ou le voyage merveilleux et initiatique au centre de la terre. Esthétique de la profondeur chez Tieck, Hoffmann et Novalis

2017

Extraordinary, eerie, magical, indeed mystical, the mine presents a world of fantasized chance encounters, of dreams and nightmares, where the individual falls prey to his inner demons. The descent into the mine amounts to a descent to the bowels of the earth, to be confronted by one’s own self, by one’s own questioning, anguish and wounds. The mine may induce a loss of any sense of reality, a fracturing, a dissociation, indeed a dislocation of identity. Seductively dangerous, the journey to the heart of the mine corresponds both to an attempt at introspection and at the same time to a potential death, aspects that can be found in the work of Tieck (Der Runenberg), of Hoffmann (Die Bergwerk…

« La Russie romantique à l’époque de Pouchkine et Gogol », compte rendu de l’exposition au Musée de la Vie romantique, Paris, 28 septembre 2010 - 16 …

2011

Du refuge au ring : le statut de l’espace épistolaire chez quelques poètes romantiques anglais

2016

For the British Romantic poets, private letters often act as a creative laboratory, partly because a correspondence represents a form of shelter, as letters are addressed to friends and thus exclude literary critics, whose reviews were often extremely severe. However, since these poets also use their letters to talk about their compositions, they then tend to turn into the very literary critics they fear so much, and as a result their correspondence sometimes ends up looking more like an arena than like a shelter.

The 1946 production of The Fairy Queen in Covent Garden: 'A Triumph of British music and Stagecraft'?

2013

The 1946 production of Henry Purcell's Fairy Queen in Covent Garden was staged to mark the beginning of a new musical era. It was based on the unity of music, ballet and design, the symbol of an ideal social cohesion notably fostered by state patronage, and the partnership between Constant Lambert, Michael Ayrton and Frédérick Ashton was informed by the aesthetic agenda of the Romantic Moderns. However the failure to convey a successful sense of harmony reflects the tensions inherent to this transitional period.

La Déliaison amoureuse

1999

traduit en Portugais : A (des) ligacao amorosa, Ambar, 2002; Réflexion sur l'évolution historique des modèles conjugaux et du rapport au tiers inhérent à la relation de couple.

The Romantics of 1909: Arthur Symons, Pierre Lasserre and T. E. Hulme

2016

Arthur Symons’s The Romantic Movement in English Poetry (1909) has elicited scant discussion. Part dictionary of British authors born before 1800, part series of portraits of canonical Romantic poets, The Romantic Movement remains perplexing with its unclear purpose and ungainly format. This article argues that Symons’s monograph should be approached in the turn of the century debate on the definition and value of British Romanticism. As opposed to T. E. Hulme’s ‘Romanticism and Classicism’ (1912?), itself indebted to Pierre Lasserre’s Le Romantisme français. Essai sur la révolution dans les sentiments et dans les idées au XIXe siècle (1907), Symons’s study appears as a defence of the roman…