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Articles 31 - 40 of 40
Full-Text Articles in French and Francophone Literature
Simone De Beauvoir: Cuisine, Nourriture, Existentialisme, Véronique Olivier
Simone De Beauvoir: Cuisine, Nourriture, Existentialisme, Véronique Olivier
World Languages and Cultures Faculty Articles and Research
"En 1949, quand Simone de Beauvoir publie Le Deuxieme Sexe, elle y raconte l'histoire des femmes - son histoire des femmes. Avec regret, la jeune intellectuelle observe a quel point le monde appartient aux hommes, combien la societe a lentement contribue a modeler la femme comme un objet, comme 'l'inessentiel', 'l'autre' (DS 1: 17). Contre une societe dominee par les hommes, Beauvoir croit pourtant que les choses peuvent evoluer, puisque, loin d'etre naturels, notre identite, notre moi, resultent davantage du temps, de l'histoire, et de conditions variables. II n'est done pas surprenant que l'un des espaces explores et condamnes …
The Prostitute As Neo-Manager: Sade's Juliette And The New Spirit Of Capitalism, Olivier M. Delers
The Prostitute As Neo-Manager: Sade's Juliette And The New Spirit Of Capitalism, Olivier M. Delers
Languages, Literatures, and Cultures Faculty Publications
In fact, Juliette's actions reveal a fundamental truth about the underlying social and economic structures of Sade's universe: the existence of two different groups, one composed of exploiters who are mobile, adaptable and connected, and the other formed by the exploited, who are condemned to a life of suffering and vagabondage. This division is also characteristic of what theorists have called 'modern network economies' and my analysis will explore the continuities between prostitution in Sade's fictional society and the nature of the post-industrial world as described by the French sociologists Luc Boltanski and Eve Chiapello in a recent study, Ihe …
Re-Viewing Verne's Invisible Man, Arthur B. Evans
Re-Viewing Verne's Invisible Man, Arthur B. Evans
Global Language Studies Faculty publications
No abstract provided.
Proust And Eliot: An Intertextual Reading, Inge Crosman Wimmers
Proust And Eliot: An Intertextual Reading, Inge Crosman Wimmers
Studies in 20th & 21st Century Literature
Defining intertextuality as “the reader’s perception of relationships between one work and others, which either preceded or followed it” (Riffaterre), this essay sets out to highlight compelling similarities between Proust’s novel, A la recherche du temps perdu, and the fictional works of George Eliot. The emphasis is on affective memory (involuntary memory and emotional templates), ethical considerations (empathy and compassion), and the kind of self-reflexive reading both writers encourage through a complicit narration that implicates the reader. They show readers how emotional memory constitutes the essence of their personal history, thus anticipating modern research in psychology and the neurosciences. …
Kafka On Trial: Polysemy And Epistemological Enactment In Modern Literature, Michael Chew
Kafka On Trial: Polysemy And Epistemological Enactment In Modern Literature, Michael Chew
Senior Projects Spring 2012
Examination of shortcoming and merits of polysemic language in Modern Literature (Fishhouse)
Au Berceau De L’Appropriation: Rousseau, Locke Et L’Enfance Du Propriétaire, Rudy Le Menthéour
Au Berceau De L’Appropriation: Rousseau, Locke Et L’Enfance Du Propriétaire, Rudy Le Menthéour
French and Francophone Studies Faculty Research and Scholarship
No abstract provided.
Proust’S Innovative Vision Of Literature As Seen Through His Correspondence, Pascal Ifri
Proust’S Innovative Vision Of Literature As Seen Through His Correspondence, Pascal Ifri
Studies in 20th & 21st Century Literature
Marcel Proust’s monumental correspondence is filled with information about the man Marcel Proust and his daily life, but reveals very little about his ideas on art and literature or about the novel that consumed his life, A la recherche du temps perdu. Most of his letters paint an extremely polite and even obsequious man overly concerned with pleasing his correspondents or with organizing his social life while others provide information about his personal life. When he mentions his writing, it is usually in connection with practical questions or information he is seeking. Very rarely does he discuss his novel …
“Le Roman En Perspective Curieuse: Hubert Aquin Et L’Anamorphose (De La Mort) De L’Écrivain”, Marilyn Randall
“Le Roman En Perspective Curieuse: Hubert Aquin Et L’Anamorphose (De La Mort) De L’Écrivain”, Marilyn Randall
Marilyn Randall
No abstract provided.
The Effect Of Translating “Big Words”: Anglophone Translation And Reception Of Ahmadou Kourouma’S Novel Allah N’Est Pas Obligé, Vivan Steemers
The Effect Of Translating “Big Words”: Anglophone Translation And Reception Of Ahmadou Kourouma’S Novel Allah N’Est Pas Obligé, Vivan Steemers
Vivan Steemers
The inter-European language translator of post-independence African novels often faces considerably more challenges than the average literary translator. Many Anglophone and Francophone African novelists attempt to “decolonize” the colonial discourse, by resorting to a “subverted” version of the Europhone language: they tailor it to African reality and base it on the syntax, the lexicon, and the rhythm of their indigenous language. The translator of these texts tends to “normalize” the linguistic innovations of the source text, thus creating a smoother reading experience for the target audience. This paper examines Frank Wynne’s translation into English of Allah n’est pas obligé, and …
« Hier, Ou Comment Transmettre Les Héritages », Marilyn Randall
« Hier, Ou Comment Transmettre Les Héritages », Marilyn Randall
Marilyn Randall
No abstract provided.