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CROSSDRESSING MEDIEVAL TROUBADOURS, CASTILE TO BRAZIL: Cristóbal de Castillejo (d. 1550) and Augusto de Campos (b. 1931)

Rosenstein, Roy (Igitur, 2014-09-29)

Starting out from a reading of Cristóbal de Castillejo's sixteenth-century sonnet referencing the medieval Occitan troubadours, "Garcilaso y Boscán, siendo llegados", this article reflects on cultural and temporal translations ...
MEDIEVALISM AND MEDIEVAL THEATRE: About Adam

Dominguez, Véronique (Igitur, 2014-09-29)

Exploring the relation between medieval studies and medievalism, this article focuses on theatre in Europe and France. What are the relations between a scholarly knowledge of medieval theatre and the various reconstructions ...
FECUNDITIES OF THE TRACE: Medieval Scholars and Medievalists before the Medieval Text

Gally, Michèle (Igitur, 2014-09-29)

Taking up Paul Zumthor’s reflections on medievalism and medieval studies in Parler du Moyen Age, this essay discusses the necessity to keep alive the distinction between medieval scholars and medievalists, because this ...
THE ADVENTURE OF FORMAL POETRY [1946] Translated by Jeff Rider

Guiette, Robert (Igitur, 2014-09-19)

This is the first ever English-language translation of a lecture delivered by the Belgian medievalist Robert Guiette, then working at the University of Ghent, at the beginning of 1946. Entitled “L’aventure de la poésie ...
FORMAL POETRY IN FRANCE IN THE MIDDLE AGES [1946] Translated by Jeff Rider

Guiette, Robert (Igitur, 2014-09-19)

This is the first ever English-language translation of a lecture delivered by the Belgian medievalist Robert Guiette, then working at the University of Ghent, at the beginning of 1946. Entitled “D’une poésie formelle en ...
INTRODUCTION TO ROBERT GUIETTE: “Formal Poetry in France in the Middle Ages” and “The Adventure of Formal Poetry”

Rider, Jeff (Igitur, 2014-09-29)

This introduction offers a brief overview of the life and work of the early twentieth-century Flemish medieval studies scholar Robert Guiette, and presents two of his most influential pieces, “L’aventure de la poésie ...
RÊVER DU MOYEN ÂGE ENTRE ÉRABLE ET LAURIER : Une « Querelle des Anciens et des Modernes » au Canada français vers 1900

Zygel-Basso, Aurélie (Igitur, 2014-09-29)

Littérateurs et artistes du Canada français entretiennent vers 1900 un goût pour le médiéval de fantaisie, en quête d’une identité propre entre l’« érable » local et le « laurier » classique. Ce goût commun est exploité ...
MEDIEVALISM IN A MINORITY LANGUAGE: Frédéric Mistral’s Wish-Fulfillment Provençal Past

Calin, William (Igitur, 2014-09-29)

Frédéric Mistral is the only figure in the Felibrige to have devoted a significant portion of his oeuvre to the Middle Ages. This essay offers a new reading of his two works situated in the Middle Ages – the romance Nerto ...
ROYALIST MEDIEVALISMS IN THE AGE OF REVOLUTION: From Robert de Lézardière to Chateaubriand, 1792-1831

Armenteros, Carolina (Igitur, 2014-09-29)

This essay examines the histories of the French monarchy composed by French royalists of the period 1787-1831 with a threefold aim: to develop a model of how French royalist medievalisms evolved from Revolution to Restoration; ...
MEDIEVALISM AND THEORY: Toward a Rhizomatic Medievalism

Ferré, Vincent; Montoya, Alicia (Igitur, 2014-09-29)

This essay provides an overview of recent French-language scholarly work in the field of medievalism studies, with a particular emphasis on possible and real theoretical pitfalls and shortcomings. In doing so, it argues ...
À LA RECHERCHE DE L'ORIGINE : l'Écriture du souvenir dans Le salon du Wurtemberg de Pascal Quignard et le projet proustien

Froehlicher, Clément (Igitur, 2013-12-18)

Even if Proust’s Recherche is evoked through the use of implicit quotations and of pastiche in Pascal Quignard's novel entitled Le Salon du Wurtemberg, it is not, however, in line with Proust's style and even goes against ...
PROUST’S ARTISTIC ONTOLOGY : A Comparison of Merleau-Ponty’s and Deleuze’s Readings of Proust’s Recherche

Wambacq, Judith (Igitur, 2013-12-13)

In this article, I examine how Merleau-Ponty and Deleuze read Proust. It is not only remarkable that Merleau-Ponty and Deleuze refer to exactly the same passages of the Recherche, but they also read them in a similar way. ...
SWANN ORGANIQUE (EN PASSANT PAR BECKETT PANOPTIQUE)

Houppermans, Sjef (Igitur, 2013-12-13)

Swann is a fine connoisseur and a great aesthetician. But he also has a body that experiences suffering and pleasure. He absorbs the universe by his five senses. Swann is on the other side a man of dissemination, an aspect ...
MR PROUST’S WAY : des lectures woolfiennes de la Recherche

Cheilan, Sandra (Igitur, 2013-12-13)

Starting in 1921, the work of Woolf is haunted by the presence of Proust. A close analysis of both the critical essays and the autobiographical writings allows us to better understand the impact la Recherche had on the ...
LA SONNETTE DU JARDIN DE COMBRAY DANS SEMPRUN, LE GRAND VOYAGE

Schulte Nordholt, Annelies (Igitur, 2013-12-13)

In Semprun’s novel Le grand voyage Proust is present in several ways. Like the Recherche, it is a novel about the working of memory, where present, past and future are constantly intermingled, resulting in a complex temporal ...
DU COTÉ DE CHEZ SOI

Smeets, Marc (Igitur, 2013-12-13)

The trip to Holland in the nineteenth-century is inscribed in a long tradition resonant with the notions of liberty, tolerance, and commerce, but it also takes on a certain specificity given the importance of the figure ...
PROUST EN DERVICHE SOUFI : métamorphoses de l’intertexte proustien dans Le Livre noir d’Orhan Pamuk

Duclos, Élise (Igitur, 2013-12-13)

The study of proustian intertextuality in The Black Book by Orhan Pamuk calls for the consideration of the whole of intertextual references of the novel, of a teeming multiplicity, and for the study of the place of the ...
FRAGMENT ROMANESQUE D’UNE HISTOIRE DE LA CRITIQUE : le Swann de Paul de Man

Perrier, Guillaume (Igitur, 2013-12-13)

Typical structuralist and deconstructionist features, such as technical textualism, are obvious in Paul de Man’s « Reading (Proust) ». Rhetorical categories are favored almost exclusively over existential ones, which he ...
L’ÉPISTEMOLOGIE DE LA JALOUSIE : Proust et Descartes

Groen, Roy (Igitur, 2013-12-13)

In this article I attempt to read Marcel Proust’s Remembrance of Things Past in the light of Descartes’ sceptical philosophy. Instead of a more traditional comparative study, I have opted here for what could be called a ...
COMMENT MARCEL PROUST S’EST RÉCONCILIÉ AVEC CHARLES-AUGUSTIN SAINTE-BEUVE EN LISANT ALBERT THIBAUDET (SIMPLES REMARQUES D’HISTOIRE LITTÉRAIRE)

Schuerewegen, Franc (Igitur, 2013-12-13)

The name of Marcel Proust doesn't appear in Physiologie de la critique, a series of conference that Albert Thibaudet held in Paris in 1922, and which were published in book form in 1930. However, if we read between the ...

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