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Jean-Louis Hippolyte

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ID757889
NAMEJean-Louis Hippolyte
GIVEN NAMESJean-Louis
FAMILY NAMEHippolyte
SIGNATUREHIPPOLYTE J
AFFILIATIONSRutgers University–Camden
ORCID0000-0002-9371-2941
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS4
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR4
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2003
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0
  • La post-paranoïa dans Avril et le monde truqué de Christian Desmares et Franck Ekinci

    Jean-Louis Hippolyte•ARTICLE•Contemporary French Civilization•2025•References: 3

    L'article explore le thème de la post-paranoïa dans l'animation française, en se concentrant sur le film Avril et le monde truqué de Christian Desmares et Franck Ekinci. Il définit la post-paranoïa comme une forme contemporaine de paranoïa qui opère dans un cadre où le moi est constamment menacé par un autre en constante évolution et protéiforme. Ce passage de la paranoïa classique, qui traite d'oppositions clairement définies (par exemple, Est c…

  • Ruminations on Defeat

    Jean-Louis Hippolyte, Antoine Volodine•ARTICLE•World Literature Today•2020

    Antoine Volodine (b. 1950) does not exist, not exactly. He is one of the authors and the self-titled spokesperson of postexoticism, a movement that comprises 49 authors to date, with a total production of 343 texts. What makes this a unique feat in contemporary French fiction is that all 49 authors are also heteronyms of a singular author: the same Antoine Volodine. Other writers before Volodine have explored heteronymic fiction, Fernando Pessoa …

  • Christian Oster

    Jean-Louis Hippolyte•ARTICLE•SubStance•2006

    Christian Oster: From Courtly Love to Modern Malaise Jean-Louis Hippolyte Rutgers University, Camden Even a cursory glance at Christian Oster's work shows an author hard at work drafting a new lover's map. From Volley-ball (1989) to Mon grand appartement (1999), Oster aimed to redefine the landscape of desire for a postmodern and post-romantic environment. If anything, his most recent production has not deviated from this goal. Indeed, Une femme …

  • Minor Angels

    Jean-Louis Hippolyte•ARTICLE•SubStance•2003

    If, some time in the future, a literary critic or a cultural anthropologist were to conduct a survey of literature from its beginnings up until the end of the twentieth century, that scholar would realize that representations of violence and conflict feature prominently across periods, traditions and genres. She or he would then come to the realization that it is the war narrative, from Greek epics to historiographic metafictions, that has most s…

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  • Minor Angels

    Jean-Louis Hippolyte•ARTICLE•SubStance•2003

    If, some time in the future, a literary critic or a cultural anthropologist were to conduct a survey of literature from its beginnings up until the end of the twentieth century, that scholar would realize that representations of violence and conflict feature prominently across periods, traditions and genres. She or he would then come to the realization that it is the war narrative, from Greek epics to historiographic metafictions, that has most s…

  • Christian Oster

    Jean-Louis Hippolyte•ARTICLE•SubStance•2006

    Christian Oster: From Courtly Love to Modern Malaise Jean-Louis Hippolyte Rutgers University, Camden Even a cursory glance at Christian Oster's work shows an author hard at work drafting a new lover's map. From Volley-ball (1989) to Mon grand appartement (1999), Oster aimed to redefine the landscape of desire for a postmodern and post-romantic environment. If anything, his most recent production has not deviated from this goal. Indeed, Une femme …

  • Ruminations on Defeat

    Jean-Louis Hippolyte, Antoine Volodine•ARTICLE•World Literature Today•2020

    Antoine Volodine (b. 1950) does not exist, not exactly. He is one of the authors and the self-titled spokesperson of postexoticism, a movement that comprises 49 authors to date, with a total production of 343 texts. What makes this a unique feat in contemporary French fiction is that all 49 authors are also heteronyms of a singular author: the same Antoine Volodine. Other writers before Volodine have explored heteronymic fiction, Fernando Pessoa …

  • La post-paranoïa dans Avril et le monde truqué de Christian Desmares et Franck Ekinci

    Jean-Louis Hippolyte•ARTICLE•Contemporary French Civilization•2025•References: 3

    L'article explore le thème de la post-paranoïa dans l'animation française, en se concentrant sur le film Avril et le monde truqué de Christian Desmares et Franck Ekinci. Il définit la post-paranoïa comme une forme contemporaine de paranoïa qui opère dans un cadre où le moi est constamment menacé par un autre en constante évolution et protéiforme. Ce passage de la paranoïa classique, qui traite d'oppositions clairement définies (par exemple, Est c…

Art (3 works) · French Literature and Critical Theory (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Literature (2 works) · Psychology (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works) · Art history (1 work) · Computer Science (1 work) · Conversation (1 work)

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