Henri Mitterand
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 760511 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Henri Mitterand |
| NOMBRES | Henri |
| APELLIDO | Mitterand |
| FIRMA | MITTERAND H |
| AFILIACIONES | Ehlers-Danlos Society |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1966 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Zola est-il un romancier naturaliste
Naturalisme, naturaliste : ces deux mots, devenus des automatismes du langage historique, critique, pédagogique, au lieu d’éclairer le génie de Zola, lui sont dommageables. Cet article récuse leur validité – malgré l’emploi privilégié que Zola en a fait lui-même –, en raison des défigurations qu’ils ont suscitées, sous les griefs de scientisme, de populisme et de prosaïsme. La vérité de Zola est ailleurs : dans sa conception d’un roman sans front…
Sur deux dictionnaires Flaubert
Le récit et son discours impliqué
Narration and its Implied Discourse: Little Roque l Discourse analysis is limited in its scope for socio-criticism unless brought to account for the totality of a singular discursive system - including narrative. Applied to Little Roque this shows, beyond explicit social discourse, the neurotic fear of nature embedded in the cultured main character's breakdown - and in Maupassant
Le français au lycée
Nouveaux programmes, nouveaux manuels
"Zola, "ce rêveur définitif
L'esclave et le paralytique
The Slave and the Paralytic: Eugène Sue's "Atar-Gull". Sue uses the figures and conventions of novelistic and romantic pathos with distance to criticise colonial slavery. "Atar-Gull" avenges his father, put to death by the slave-owner Wil, by wiling his way into his goodwill, then wreicking havoc and telling him the story when he has become mute and paralysed
Les obsédés de l'objectif
La vigne et la maison
Le discours du roman
"Colonial Discourse in the "Journey to the End of the Night
One recalls Bardamu's colonial days. Having reached Bragamance, an imaginary country in black Africa, the character in the Journey enters the store tended by a European on behalf of the compagnie Porduriere. He witnesses there a typical scene of colonial commerce. For the reader's convenience, I am reproducing the passage to which I would like to apply some reading devices appropriate for the clarification of its ideological content
The Calvary of Catherine Maheu
Les Rougon-Macquart, Tome III, Pot-Bouille; Au bonheur des dames; La Joie de vivre; Germinal
Les Rougon-Macquart, Tome III, Pot-Bouille; Au bonheur des dames; La Joie de vivre; Germinal
The Calvary of Catherine Maheu
"Colonial Discourse in the "Journey to the End of the Night
One recalls Bardamu's colonial days. Having reached Bragamance, an imaginary country in black Africa, the character in the Journey enters the store tended by a European on behalf of the compagnie Porduriere. He witnesses there a typical scene of colonial commerce. For the reader's convenience, I am reproducing the passage to which I would like to apply some reading devices appropriate for the clarification of its ideological content
Le discours du roman
La vigne et la maison
Les obsédés de l'objectif
L'esclave et le paralytique
The Slave and the Paralytic: Eugène Sue's "Atar-Gull". Sue uses the figures and conventions of novelistic and romantic pathos with distance to criticise colonial slavery. "Atar-Gull" avenges his father, put to death by the slave-owner Wil, by wiling his way into his goodwill, then wreicking havoc and telling him the story when he has become mute and paralysed
"Zola, "ce rêveur définitif
Le récit et son discours impliqué
Narration and its Implied Discourse: Little Roque l Discourse analysis is limited in its scope for socio-criticism unless brought to account for the totality of a singular discursive system - including narrative. Applied to Little Roque this shows, beyond explicit social discourse, the neurotic fear of nature embedded in the cultured main character's breakdown - and in Maupassant
Le français au lycée
Nouveaux programmes, nouveaux manuels
Sur deux dictionnaires Flaubert
Zola est-il un romancier naturaliste
Naturalisme, naturaliste : ces deux mots, devenus des automatismes du langage historique, critique, pédagogique, au lieu d’éclairer le génie de Zola, lui sont dommageables. Cet article récuse leur validité – malgré l’emploi privilégié que Zola en a fait lui-même –, en raison des défigurations qu’ils ont suscitées, sous les griefs de scientisme, de populisme et de prosaïsme. La vérité de Zola est ailleurs : dans sa conception d’un roman sans front…
Art (8 obras) · Linguistics and Discourse Analysis (4 obras) · Philosophy (4 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Humanities (3 obras) · Caribbean and African Literature and Culture (2 obras) · French Literature and Criticism (2 obras) · Historical and Literary Analyses (2 obras) · Historical and Literary Studies (2 obras) · Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies (2 obras)