Browsing by Subject "Quotidien"

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    Entre les frontières des genres: pour raconter "le quotidien".
    (Universidad de Murcia, Servicio de Publicaciones, 2019) Kakish, Shereen
    This article will examine the challenges of three contemporary texts having a new orientation in their structure in order to represent the daily life. Drôle du temps of Benoît Duteurtre, Tu attends la neige, Léonard? and Du virtuel à la romance of Pierre Yergeau are among the texts that are diffcult to classify or to identify under one generic nomination or according to a specifc formal structure. Our study seeks to fnd a relation between the fragments and the desire of the authors to describe and to register the everyday life. However, we will rather try to justify the close link between the poetic of concision and representing the daily life. It is true that the fragmented structures and hybrid forms in literature are not an innovation in contemporary literature. Moreover, the second half of the 20th century testifes the existences of multiple forms, but our study shall explore the signifcance of such a plural form in the texts that we are examining.
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    Yves Leclair: La contemplation du quotidien
    (2018-11-08) Fernández Erquicia, Irati
    Yves Leclair is a French contemporary poet who is part of a new poetic trend that seems to update and reinterpret some lyric values of poetry in contemporary context, in contact with different approaches like « Nouveau lyrisme » or « Lyrisme critique ». These poets seem to take a particularly attentive look at everyday life, that becomes a new way of lyric exploration. That’s what we see in Yves Leclair’s works, that are specially marked by an important presence of contemplation, that seems to have a major place in everyday life’s exploration as a new access to lyric values of poetry.