Écrire les hommes
personnages masculins et masculinité dans l'œuvres des écrivaines de la Belle Époque
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Publication
2012 - Presses Universitaires de Vincennes, Saint Denis, France
Language
French
Word Count
78,750 words, Guess
Page Count
315 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-102842923456
- ISBN-139782842923457
- OCLC Control Number793493980
- Open LibraryOL43955899M
Classifications
- DDC840.71
- LCCPQ298 .E175 2012
- LCCPQ307.M37 E37 2012
Alternate Titles
- Personnages masculins et masculinité dans l'œuvres des écrivaines de la Belle Époque
Description
During the Belle Epoque real novelists who wrote with originality, boldness and lucidity. Today famous or fallen into oblivion, sometimes hidden under a male pseudonym, they fashioned numerous figures of the opposite sex: father, husband, lover, son, man-object predator, patriarch, seducer, enemy, executioner , mentor, ... Prince Charming. This book testifies to the environment. Result of a series of studies with finesse conducted by an international team of specialists, it revives the "paper men" imagine past by nine women writers: Therese Bentzon, Colette, Louise-Marie Compain, Lucie Delarue-Mardrus Daniel Lesueur, Anna de Noailles, Georges Peyrebrune Rachilde and Marcelle Tinayre. This work invites the reader to discover how these authors transgressed subtly Panegyrists discourses of masculinity.
Subjects
Series Statement
- Culture et société
- Culture et société (Saint-Denis, France)
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