Publication: Enseigner le français en Espagne au début du XIXe siécle: les déboires de Jean-Thomas Laurés de Mayran.
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Viémon, Marc
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Universidad de Murcia, Servicio de Publicaciones.
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Resumen: En este artículo pretendemos aportar más informaciones sobre las pobres y difíciles condiciones de vida de los profesores de francés en España a finales del siglo XVIII y a principios del XIX. Nos centramos para ello en la figura de Jean-Thomas Laurés de Mayran, antiguo militar nacido en Montpellier que, al establecerse en Madrid, obtuvo un puesto de profesor en el Real Seminario de Nobles. Perdería tal puesto a consecuencias de la Revolución Francesa cuando fue expulsado a su país natal por su condición de francés. Hecha la paz, volvió a Madrid pero no pudo ser readmitido en el Real Seminario. Sin embargo, consiguió entrar de maestro de francés en la Real Academia de Caballeros Cadetes de Reales Guardias Españolas, hasta que, durante la guerra de la Independencia, fue desterrado de nuevo, en 1808, al Real Sitio de El Escorial. Al terminar la guerra, regentó una academia y pidió la carta de naturaleza española pero tuvo que renunciar a tal petición por falta de fondos.
Abstract: In this article we are trying to bring more information about the French teachers' poor and difficult living conditions in Spain, at the end of the 18th century and at the beginning of the 19th century. To do so, we are focusing on the leading figure Jean-Thomas Laurés de Mayran, former soldier, who was born in Montpellier. As he settled in Madrid, he got a teaching post at the "Real Seminario de Nobles". He would lose the latter post, as he was expelled to his native country because of his being French, when the French Revolution broke out. When peace was signed, he went back to Madrid but he could not be reinstated at the "Real Seminario". Nevertheless, he managed to get in the "Real Academia de Caballeros Cadetes de Reales Guardias Españolas" as a French teacher, until he was banished again to the "Real Sitio de El Escorial", in 1808, during the independence war. When the war was over, he managed a private school and asked for a Spanish naturalization but he had to give up such a request, as he was lacking funds.
Abstract: In this article we are trying to bring more information about the French teachers' poor and difficult living conditions in Spain, at the end of the 18th century and at the beginning of the 19th century. To do so, we are focusing on the leading figure Jean-Thomas Laurés de Mayran, former soldier, who was born in Montpellier. As he settled in Madrid, he got a teaching post at the "Real Seminario de Nobles". He would lose the latter post, as he was expelled to his native country because of his being French, when the French Revolution broke out. When peace was signed, he went back to Madrid but he could not be reinstated at the "Real Seminario". Nevertheless, he managed to get in the "Real Academia de Caballeros Cadetes de Reales Guardias Españolas" as a French teacher, until he was banished again to the "Real Sitio de El Escorial", in 1808, during the independence war. When the war was over, he managed a private school and asked for a Spanish naturalization but he had to give up such a request, as he was lacking funds.
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Viémon, M. (2017). Enseigner le français en Espagne au début du XIXe siècle: les déboires de Jean-Thomas Laurès de Mayran. Anales de Filología Francesa, 24, 337–355. Recuperado a partir de https://revistas.um.es/analesff/article/view/282931
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