Claude Julien
Biographic Data
| ID | 3672243 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Claude Julien |
| GIVEN NAMES | Claude |
| FAMILY NAME | Julien |
| SIGNATURE | JULIEN C |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1961 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Real and the Unreal, or the Endogenous and the Exogenous: The Case of Walk Me to the Distance and Wounded
The article brings together two novels that were published twenty years apart: Percival Everett’s Walk Me to the Distance and Wounded. Although, of course, the two stories are marked by the different social concerns of their different periods, there is a clear thematic continuity that links them. Beyond each story’s particular journey, each is haunted by violence under several guises. No story speaks its author’s words or mind-set directly. Art i…
The Fabulous Destiny of Rosendo y Mauricio, or, Between (Good) Sense and Making Sense
The Fabulous Destiny of Rosendo y Mauricio, or, Between (Good) Sense and Making Sense Claude Julien (bio) Je demande à un livre de créer en moi le besoin qu'il m'apporte. "I expect a book to create in me the desire it brings me." —Edmond Rostand "Age Would Be That Does"1 has proved to be an ideal self-contained short story to help unsuspecting students develop their awareness of the way a text and its readers interact. What follows here is far re…
"The Silent Man's Voice in "The Statue of Liberty
The Silent Man’s Voice in “The Statue of Liberty” Claude Julien (bio) “Stories are like onions. You peel one skin and another grins up at you.” John Edgar Wideman, Fatheralong (61) “The Statue of Liberty” is a programmatic title. Give the reader only that to go by and an icon of America’s self-congratulation may offer itself. Add the author’s name or, if you are first approaching his work, his picture on the back cover and that initial program ma…
De « Negro London » à Dred Scott, ou notes sur un imbroglio blanc
History has praised Chief Justice Marshall for trying to uphold the Cherokees' rights and has vilified Taney, his successor, for writing that Blacks were not persons. This paper purports to show the Dred Scott decision was consistent with the Court's attitude to minorities under Marshall and that both Courts interpreted the law according to the wishes and the needs of the white citizenry
"Et si l’on restait chacun chez soi" ou les liaisons inter-raciales dans le roman afro-américain
Le thème des relations de couple interacial est un thème récurrent du roman afro-américain. Constitué d'un blanc et d'une noire des origines aux années 40, ce couple s'inverse depuis la Seconde Guerre Mondiale. Contrairement aux idées faites, la stratégie du roman afro-américain récent, étudiée de près, indique qu'il tend à conclure de façon claire à une résistance à l'assimilation raciale et à dénoncer ce couple mixte. Cette étude retrace l'évol…
Delenda est democratia
"Les problèmes du "Monde: Comment je les voyais
Table des comptes rendus — ordre alphabétique d’auteurs
Table des comptes rendus — ordre alphabétique d’auteurs. Un article de la revue Revue d'histoire de l'Amérique française (Index des volumes XXI-XXX (juin 1967-mars 1977)) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit
Canada: Europe's Last Chance
Canada and the French-Canadian Question
Les Etats-Unis, Cuba et le Tiers Monde
Les Etats-Unis, Cuba et le Tiers Monde
Canada and the French-Canadian Question
Canada: Europe's Last Chance
Table des comptes rendus — ordre alphabétique d’auteurs
Table des comptes rendus — ordre alphabétique d’auteurs. Un article de la revue Revue d'histoire de l'Amérique française (Index des volumes XXI-XXX (juin 1967-mars 1977)) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit
"Les problèmes du "Monde: Comment je les voyais
Delenda est democratia
"Et si l’on restait chacun chez soi" ou les liaisons inter-raciales dans le roman afro-américain
Le thème des relations de couple interacial est un thème récurrent du roman afro-américain. Constitué d'un blanc et d'une noire des origines aux années 40, ce couple s'inverse depuis la Seconde Guerre Mondiale. Contrairement aux idées faites, la stratégie du roman afro-américain récent, étudiée de près, indique qu'il tend à conclure de façon claire à une résistance à l'assimilation raciale et à dénoncer ce couple mixte. Cette étude retrace l'évol…
De « Negro London » à Dred Scott, ou notes sur un imbroglio blanc
History has praised Chief Justice Marshall for trying to uphold the Cherokees' rights and has vilified Taney, his successor, for writing that Blacks were not persons. This paper purports to show the Dred Scott decision was consistent with the Court's attitude to minorities under Marshall and that both Courts interpreted the law according to the wishes and the needs of the white citizenry
"The Silent Man's Voice in "The Statue of Liberty
The Silent Man’s Voice in “The Statue of Liberty” Claude Julien (bio) “Stories are like onions. You peel one skin and another grins up at you.” John Edgar Wideman, Fatheralong (61) “The Statue of Liberty” is a programmatic title. Give the reader only that to go by and an icon of America’s self-congratulation may offer itself. Add the author’s name or, if you are first approaching his work, his picture on the back cover and that initial program ma…
The Fabulous Destiny of Rosendo y Mauricio, or, Between (Good) Sense and Making Sense
The Fabulous Destiny of Rosendo y Mauricio, or, Between (Good) Sense and Making Sense Claude Julien (bio) Je demande à un livre de créer en moi le besoin qu'il m'apporte. "I expect a book to create in me the desire it brings me." —Edmond Rostand "Age Would Be That Does"1 has proved to be an ideal self-contained short story to help unsuspecting students develop their awareness of the way a text and its readers interact. What follows here is far re…
The Real and the Unreal, or the Endogenous and the Exogenous: The Case of Walk Me to the Distance and Wounded
The article brings together two novels that were published twenty years apart: Percival Everett’s Walk Me to the Distance and Wounded. Although, of course, the two stories are marked by the different social concerns of their different periods, there is a clear thematic continuity that links them. Beyond each story’s particular journey, each is haunted by violence under several guises. No story speaks its author’s words or mind-set directly. Art i…
Art (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Canadian Identity and History (3 works) · History (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Literature (3 works) · American and British Literature Analysis (2 works) · Art history (2 works) · Canadian Policy and Governance (2 works)