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Baudelaire’owska aksjologia w kontekście norwidowskim. Zbliżenie przez etykę?

Author(s): Magdalena Siwiec / Language(s): Polish Publication Year: 0

The article confronts Baudelaire’s work with the perspective of Norwid’s writings through the issue of moral responsibility. The intermediary in this approach is Stanisław Brzozowski. The discussion over the (im)morality of „Les Fleurs du mal” and Norwid’s contemporary reception of Baudelaire’s writings leads to questions about the understanding of Catholicism in the era of secularization in both writers’ works, the place of evil in the world, loneliness, and the attitude to the source of transcendence. The author of the article argues that the axiological horizon disappears neither from Norwid’s works nor, in spite of appearances, from Baudelaire’s.

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Çatışma ve Göç Kültürü Modeli Bağlamında Bir Roman Okuması: Le Clézio’nun Göçmen Yıldız’ı

Author(s): Kamil Civelek / Language(s): Turkish Publication Year: 0

İnsanların bireysel ya da kitlesel olarak çeşitli nedenlerle bir yaşam alanından bir başka yaşam alanına doğru yaptıkları yer değişikliğinin süreci ve sonucu olarak kısaca tanımlanabilecek göç olgusu insanlık tarihinin her evresinde varlığını duyumsatır. Toplum bilimleri çok farklı düzey ve içeriklerle göç olgusunu ele alırlar. Her bir bilim dalı göçe kendi penceresinden farklı anlamlar yükler. Yazın alanı ise birey/toplum, tarih, coğrafya, felsefe, kültür, politika, düşüngü (fr. idéologie), vb. birçok alanının harmanlandığı, gerçeklik ile kurgunun birbirlerine karıştığı, merkezine insanı alan estetik bir içerik sunduğundan diğer bilim dallarından daha farklı bir yaklaşımla göç olgusunu ele alır. Yazın dışındaki diğer toplum bilimleri göç olgusunu nedenlerini, sonuçlarını ve sorunlarını veriler düzeyinde irdeler ve çoğu zaman öznesi olan insanı göz ardı eder. Bu bağlamda göç olgusunun nedenleri, sonuçları, sorunları, verileri bağlamında ele alınmasından daha çok göçün süreçleri ve bu süreçlerde yaşananı/yaşanması olası olanı çevrelemesi ve duyumsatabilmesi, göç edenin bir öyküyü ve belleği taşımasını imlemesi açısından bambaşka bir alandır.

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Bir Sürgünün Suçu Yücelten Öyküsü: Hırsızın Günlüğü

Author(s): Hanife Nâlân Genç / Language(s): Turkish Publication Year: 0

Jean Genet, gerek yazınsal kariyeri, gerekse özel yaşamıyla kendisinden çok fazla söz ettirmiş Fransız düşünür, deneme ve roman yazarıdır. Şiirleri de olan yazar yazınsal kimliğini daha çok tiyatro oyunlarıyla kanıtlamıştır. Onu ayrıcalıklı veya farklı kılan yanı yalnızca yazınsal alanla sınırlı değildir. O aynı zamanda toplumsal sorunlara da sırtını dönmeyen bir politika aktivistidir. Fransa’daki toplumsal hareketlerle sınırlanmayan bu savaşım Filistin mücadelesinde olduğu kadar Amerika’da Kara Panterler hareketine değin uzanır. Yazarın özgünlüğü yaptığı seçimlerden kaynaklanır. Jean Genet yazını seçmemiş, onu kendisini anlatmak için bir araç olarak görmüştür. Bir bakıma yazınla tanışmasını sağlayan durum aslında toplumca kabul görmeyen ve onunla özdeşleşen suçlarla dolu özel yaşamıdır denilebilir. Bu saptamanın yerindeliği yapıtlarında ele aldığı konu ve izlekler dikkate alındığında daha açık biçimde ortaya çıkacaktır.

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Един роман на Жул Верн за Априлското въстание или за свободата като voyages exstraordinéres

Author(s): Evdokiya Borisova / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

The text recalls a little-known work by Jules Verne and allows the interaction of Vazov („Under the Yoke“) with Jules Verne („The Danube Boatman“) and back into the genre of adventure novel. The story here is not just a background but also a plotting factor, and the love triangle, police pursuit, and the river‘s pirate lure of the characters push the imagination of the reader and the researcher towards the best traditions of the genre. Namely – to the novel models of Hugo and Duma-Father. Jules Verne‘s interest in our national liberation struggles was designed in the adventure-sensational and emancipated Bulgarian stories in European literature.

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Cunégonde, l’autre candide? Figure d’une voyageuse compulsive dans le récit voltairien, entre domination et émancipation

Author(s): Linda Gil / Language(s): French Publication Year: 0

Reduced to an intermittent and caricaturized figure of a sexual object, Cunégonde is, at a closer reading, a strong character, sensitive and intelligent. Her forced trip is a discovery of female condition through the world, a real experience which forces the heroine to reconsider her destiny. Her philosophical learning is coherent and much quicker than this of the male hero. Pragmatism, sensibility and lucidity are the values we need to reconsider in this feminist reading of Candide. What questions does its trajectory pose in terms of education, gender relations, alterity, construction, violence, domination and women’s emancipation?

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Fictions françaises de l’anthropocène: Éric Chevillard, "Sans l’Orang-outan", Sophie Divry, "Trois Fois la fin du monde", Céline Minard, "Le Dernier Monde"

Author(s): Jean-Paul Engélibert / Language(s): French Publication Year: 0

In these three novels, the Anthropocene leads to the destruction of the world, after which the human survivors live among the ruins of our civilization, in a spectral world. These are the end times, when eschatology reveals itself. But in a postmodern culture without a god, the revelation of a superior meaning lies in the rediscovery of nature or in the disclosure of the erotic and poetic power of imagination.

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De l’«ensauvagement» de la littérature québécoise

Author(s): Eva Voldřichová Beránková / Language(s): French Publication Year: 0

Among the emerging French-speaking literatures, the Indian and Inuit ones attract more and more attention of researchers, but also of contemporary writers. Indeed, the birth of literatures produced by the First Nations changes to a large extent the historical and literary contexts of Quebec. The article is devoted precisely to this re-reading of their own identity undertaken by Quebecers, fascinated and intrigued by the presence of an Other in both Canadian physical and literary space. The text first analyzes the paradoxical “concept of long duration” proposed by the Quebec historian Gérard Bouchard. Then it tries to outline the evolution of a more literary process called “ensauvagement of Quebec literature”, which consists of the current willingness to think America, nature, landscape, climate and interculturalism in a new way, enriched by the experience of Indigenous peoples.

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«Ils sont des histoires». Renaissance de la littérature amérindienne du Québec

Author(s): Peter Klaus / Language(s): French Publication Year: 0

The starting point of our topic will be the collective work "Nous sommes des histoires. Réflexions sur la littérature autochtone" ["We are stories/histories. Reflections on indigenous literature"]. We will be questioning what exactly the authors of the Indigenous renaissance, especially the younger generation of authors are contributing and how we analyse their new self-assurance in this concert of indigenous voices. In regard to the great number of anglophone and francophone authors gathered in this book, we will limit ourselves to the analysis of some indigenous authors of Québec without ignoring the impact of important authors like Thomas King or Drew Hayden Taylor in order to discuss works of Virginia Pésémapéo Bordeleau and the new rising star of indigenous literature in Québec: Naomi Fontaine.

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Les Amérindiens de Jacques Ferron et la mythopoïésis identitaire

Author(s): Petr Kyloušek / Language(s): French Publication Year: 0

Jacques Ferron is the author of an «interdiscursive» work that takes advantage of the inclusive capacity of the aesthetic function to involve in his texts a program corresponding to the integrative phase of identity modeling (according to Bouchard). It is in this context that we should consider the mythopoietic attempt to realize a cultural mixing presented not only as a synthesis of French Canadianity with different aspects of Anglophone Americanity, but also as an integration of the Amerindian and Métis heritage in different works. The novel Le Ciel de Québec (1969) may be interpreted as a mythopoietic construction integrating Ancient Greek, Christian and Native American elements. The major example is the myth of Orpheus and the analogous Wendat myth recorded by Jesuit missionaries in their Relations, both associated with the Christian imaginary of the Resurrection.

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Découvrir son propre soi entre l’Occident et l’Orient – "Au temps du fleuve Amour" d’Andreï Makine en tant que roman d’apprentissage

Author(s): Aleksandra Komandera / Language(s): French Publication Year: 0

The article examines the role of the Orient and the Occident, especially their crossing, in the construction of the self in Once Upon the River Love by Andreï Makine. Both types of the place, with their living conditions, customs, social relations, political discourses, or sceneries, have a great impact on young adolescents who try to define their selves, on the threshold of their adulthood, as it is common in coming-of-age novels. Assisted by educators and initiators, such as a prostitute, a film character, and an admirer of French literature, the young protagonists complete their formation, by discovering the selves of lover, warrior, and poet. However, the finding of the self, realised when the Orient meets the Occident, carries the risk of becoming “a pendulum”.

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«Dans ma bouche, les langues s’entrechoquent». Formes et fonctions littéraires du croisement interlinguistique dans la prose postmigratoire en Belgique francophone

Author(s): Przemysław Szczur / Language(s): French Publication Year: 0

The paper discusses the forms that interlinguistic crossover or code-mixing takes in postmigratory Belgian prose in French. This code-mixing can be lexical, phraseological, phonetic or grammatical. In the analyzed texts, it fulfils the following functions: characterizing, distancing, diegetic, referential, ideological, ludic and critical.

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La lenteur chez Henri Bosco. La pratique de la répétition

Author(s): Farah ZAÏEM / Language(s): French Publication Year: 0

The work of Henri BOSCO (1888-1976) is – today – the example of a Provencal meditative, sensory and spiritual literature as it offers an enchanted parenthesis in the 20th century literary landscape, far from the din of the great technological advances or the military-sociopolitical turmoil that occupied his contemporaries. The writer from the Luberon achieved this thanks to a scriptural practice, gradually put in place, which inscribes the processes of slowness in all the strata of the text. An aesthetic of hollowing out and digging is achieved through figures of construction and meaning. This work offers an overview of the evolution of Bosco's writing, of his choice of the figure of repetition as a means of accelerating and then declaring the rhythm of these stories.

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La Lenteur de Milan Kundera, le livre qui vient à point

Author(s): Rym KHERIJI / Language(s): French Publication Year: 0

Slowness, the timely book" is the title of a study which explores Milan Kundera's first novel written directly in French and which raises many questions and even calls into question the writer's fame. Is slowness, as opposed to speed, positive or negative? The author of The Unbearable Lightness of Being finds here another dichotomy expressing in a different way the reflection on lightness and gravity. This allows us to question the scriptural strategies of the most French of Czech authors by probing his novel in many ways very different from the previous ones. What is slow is heavy and what is fast is light. Or would it be the reverse? At the dawn of a new millennium marked by the all-digital and computer speed, and prepared by a 20th century inscribed in the frenetic race for progress, efficiency and performance, Slowness by Milan Kundera seems to enter literature against the tide, even like a hiatus. Does memory resist the speed of passing time? How to escape oblivion when the images are superimposed on the others, erasing one after the other the strata of a strange palimpsest? We first propose to see how the slowness of Kundera is singular. Then, we will try to probe some of the questions proposed in the novel. In a third part, we will try to establish a causal link between the novel and its problematic reception.

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Pauses descriptives et effet de ralentissement du récit dans le roman L’Œuvre, d’Emile Zola

Author(s): Liliana Anghel / Language(s): French Publication Year: 0

This essay intends to demonstrate that several descriptions of the Parisian landscape in Emile Zola’s novel, Creation, interrupt the plot, the succession of events and slow down both the rhythm of the story and the rhythm of the narrative act, without wearying the reader. Some descriptive passages of the novel seem to develop for themselves, spreading as a break, as recreative moments, which delay the denouement. We will show how, from a description to another, the reader is charmed by the “descriptive pauses”, which are truly impressionistic pictures in prose, and by the highly significant descriptions, full of symbolic details and images, predicting the characters’ destiny.

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Encre sympathique et Chevreuse de Patrick Modiano ou la lenteur de la mémoire

Author(s): Elena-Brândușa Steiciuc / Language(s): French Publication Year: 0

The two latest novels signed by Patrick Modiano, published în 2019 and 2021 - Encre sympathique and Chevreuse – are built around well-known themes and obsessions of the author: memory/forgetfulness; identity search; teenagers running away, as they don’t have support in life; writing; the photographic art; long flâneries in the urban space, either Parisian or Roman. In these two cases as well, the author uses the thriller formula, which is in fact a pretext which opens the narration. Our aim is to point out how much memory (which is often slow and imperfect) is important in the work of the winner of the Nobel Prize (2014). We also intend to show the way in which, in a very specific manner, writing is connected to identity search (both linguistic and cultural).

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Les épreuves qui ralentissent le destin dans les contes de Madame d’Aulnoy

Author(s): Ioana-Rucsandra Dascălu / Language(s): French Publication Year: 0

By analyzing two tales of Madame d’Aulnoy in this paper, we propose ourselves to show the way she transforms Apuleius’ consecrated tale Cupid and Psyché through parody (in Gracieuse and Percinet), qualifying it as slow by comparison with the Latin model. Afterwards we focus on the rythm of writing in Gracieuse and Percinet and The Blue Bird, emphasizing the former as an example for descriptive pause (for portraits and other landscapes) and the latter as an example for ellipsis by the shortening of time and space intervals. We also study the trials feminine characters achieve in order to master their own destiny.

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Avant que j’oublie - la lenteur du deuil

Author(s): Ana-Mădălina SIMIUC / Language(s): French Publication Year: 0

This article discusses grieving and the amount of time needed to come to terms with the death of a loved one. I decided to illustrate this by using the bond between two kids and their deceased father. This article focuses on how to take your time after you lose someone and how you need to process all of your emotions in order to be able to move on. It is because of this that broken people and broken relationships are portrayed. The fear of forgetting is one of the leitmotifs that you will find in this piece.

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Maupassant et les orientals

Author(s): Sonya Aleksandrova-Koleva / Language(s): French Publication Year: 0

The text aims to reveal some of the weaknesses of perceiving one’s own face compared to that of a foreigner in the prose-fiction works of Maupassant. For this purpose we analyze novels and stories dedicated to Algeria and the Arabs, with an especial emphasis Allouma as well as on the otherness of female character. Exploring a foreigner’s characteristics, we encounter initial duality in the description which affords approaching closer the foreigner’s, and moving away from one’s own, image. In addition, an impression of compassion to a foreigner’s problems arises while critique of one’s own emerges.

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Образът на Италия в творчеството на Шатобриан

Author(s): Ivanka Nenova / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

This text studies the image of Italy seen by the man, writer and diplomat Chateaubriand. This is a country which occupies a special place in his work. Whether that be in Voyage en Italie, travel notes oscillating – in terms of form and genre – between letters to friends and a diary recounting his stay in 1803, or in Les Martyrs, an epic novel, or even in his autobiographical work Les Mémoires d’outre-tombe.

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Исторически реминисценции при изграждането на художествените образи в романа „Тримата мускетари“ на А. Дюма

Author(s): Anna Shkodrova / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

In this article we will try to draw a parallel between the historical prototypes of the main characters in the novel „The Three Musketeers“ and their artistic construction in the course of the narrative. We will also look at the historical context in which the novel itself appeared as part of a new genre: the historical novel. The combination of real historical events and fiction is very characteristic of this new genre, which became more and more widespread in literature in the first half of the nineteenth century.

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