Georges Letissier
Biographic Data
| ID | 9584303 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Georges Letissier |
| GIVEN NAMES | Georges |
| FAMILY NAME | Letissier |
| SIGNATURE | LETISSIER G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Centre de Recherche sur les Identités, les Nations et l'Interculturalité |
| ORCID | 0009-0006-7697-5754 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
George Eliot and Middleness
Midway is the realist novelist’s position.(Philip Davis 388)George Eliot came from the Midlands, more precisely Warwickshire, where she situated most of her best-known novels, except Romola and Daniel Deronda. In many respects Middlemarch epitomises the polysemy intrinsic to ‘middleness’ (Hollington). ‘Middleness’ is also an eminently Eliotian concept in so far as it pushes the reader to think different things at the same time. The English word ‘…
Queering the canon in Middlemarch the series. Collaborative Digital Creation and the Crisis in the Humanities
In “The Crisis in Culture”, Hannah Arendt argues that moments of rupture from the tradition can have a revitalising force by pushing individuals to become politicised. In the contemporary world the crisis is everywhere and humanities colleges, often seen as the last bastions of a declining world, are hamstrung by underfunding when not scrapped altogether. In this context, Rebecca Shoptaw’s Middlemarch webseries, a 70-episode video-blog, aired on …
Laurent Mellet, Des édouardiens aux modernistes. Les alternatives libérales du roman anglais
C’est par un titre en trompe l’œil que Laurent Mellet invite le lecteur à une désobéissance taxonomique en s’écartant des nomenclatures habituelles de l’histoire littéraire, au nombre desquelles l’opposition bien connue entre roman moderniste, tenu pour le paradigme de la nouveauté, et roman édouardien, peinant à s’affranchir d’une esthétique victorienne à l’agonie. De l’aveu même de son auteur, le titre de l’ouvrage, Des édouardiens aux modernis…
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Laurent Mellet, Des édouardiens aux modernistes. Les alternatives libérales du roman anglais
C’est par un titre en trompe l’œil que Laurent Mellet invite le lecteur à une désobéissance taxonomique en s’écartant des nomenclatures habituelles de l’histoire littéraire, au nombre desquelles l’opposition bien connue entre roman moderniste, tenu pour le paradigme de la nouveauté, et roman édouardien, peinant à s’affranchir d’une esthétique victorienne à l’agonie. De l’aveu même de son auteur, le titre de l’ouvrage, Des édouardiens aux modernis…
Queering the canon in Middlemarch the series. Collaborative Digital Creation and the Crisis in the Humanities
In “The Crisis in Culture”, Hannah Arendt argues that moments of rupture from the tradition can have a revitalising force by pushing individuals to become politicised. In the contemporary world the crisis is everywhere and humanities colleges, often seen as the last bastions of a declining world, are hamstrung by underfunding when not scrapped altogether. In this context, Rebecca Shoptaw’s Middlemarch webseries, a 70-episode video-blog, aired on …
George Eliot and Middleness
Midway is the realist novelist’s position.(Philip Davis 388)George Eliot came from the Midlands, more precisely Warwickshire, where she situated most of her best-known novels, except Romola and Daniel Deronda. In many respects Middlemarch epitomises the polysemy intrinsic to ‘middleness’ (Hollington). ‘Middleness’ is also an eminently Eliotian concept in so far as it pushes the reader to think different things at the same time. The English word ‘…
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