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The mirrored stage: Representations of the actress in nineteenth-century France and beyond
(2005)
As the central figures in a booming theater industry, actresses in nineteenth-century France were granted the resources and freedoms to forge a powerful if unsuspectingly subversive voice. Comediennes were adulated as ...
Crossing frames of art and identity: Baya, Cixous, and Beji
(2008)
Born in North African countries and brought up in transcultural environments, Algerian painter Baya Mahiddine, Francophone author Helene Cixous, and Tunisian writer Hele Beji produce works that challenge national, cultural, ...
Une interpretation nouvelle de la vie et l'oeuvre d'Andre Gide
(1954)
Aucune oeuvre n'a ete plus intimement motivee que la mienne---et l'on n'y voit pas loin si l'on n'y distingue pas cela.
Le but de cette etude est de presenter, grace a des documents nouveaux, le role qu'a joue dans la vie ...
L'attitude de Jean Giraudoux, romancier et dramaturge, devant la vie contemporaine
(1960)
Il me semble que les premieres remarques qui viennent a l'esprit de beaucoup de ceux qui discutent ou etudient l'oeuvre de Jean Giraudoux sont des observations sur le style, des expressions rabachees par tous les critiques ...
Subjectivites feminines et reecriture des histoires antillaises dans l'oeuvre romanesque de Maryse Conde, Simone Schwarz-Bart et Myriam Warner-Vieyra
(1999)
French Caribbean along with other Third World intellectuals have examined from different perspectives not only the oppositions, but also the interconnections between the colonial subject and the colonized other. In their ...
Analyse de la technique psychologique dans l'oeuvre romanesque de Jean Giraudoux
(1961)
Puisque notre premier chapitre qui porte sur l'esthetique romanesque de Giraudoux sert de veritable introduction a l'investigation de sa technique psychologique, nous nous bornerons ici a signaler la raison d'etre et, dans ...
Divagation, prohibition of divagation and divagation of text
(2007)
"Divagation", which can be translated into English as wandering, rambling, ranting or even trespassing, is a literary "intergenre", closely tied to a norm and an interdiction. As an "intergenre", divagation appears in a ...
His mistress' voice: Language and desire in Benjamin Constant's "Adolphe"
(1989)
Benjamin Constant's Adolphe chronicles the unhappy love affair between the title character and his mistress, Ell enore. The aspect of the liaison which receives most of the narrator's attention is the conversations and ...
Les imaginaires de la loi. Le destin du legislateur dans la pensee politique et economique francaise apres Rousseau
(2009)
The subject of the investigation is the controversial figure of the legislator. The dissertation concerns two defining directions of political modernity: the project of autonomy and the emergence of economic freedom; and ...