Les œuvres de John Dos Passos [1896-1970] sont souvent étudiées à l’aune – ou à l’ombre – de son parcours politique. L’enjeu de cette thèse est de revenir sur ce lien entre fiction et politique, en partant non plus des positions politiques de l’auteur mais des œuvres elles-mêmes, pour analyser si et en quoi la fiction peut se faire politique. Des romans de jeunesse aux œuvres de la maturité [notamment Manhattan Transfer et la trilogie U.S.A.], Dos Passos construit sa critique politique, fondée sur la remise en cause du récit linéaire. Il remplace la « destinée manifeste » de l’Amérique par le portrait des « deux nations » qui la composent, et travaille le genre du roman pour le défaire de sa dimension providentielle. En mettant à l’épreuve ...
John Dos Passos conveyed multiple intersections of art and culture and the spirit of the 1920s in hi...
In 1931, Ernest Hemingway wrote to John Dos Passos from Madrid: “You are the great writer of Spain”....
This is the published version, written by John Dos Passos. Edited by and notes by Melvin Landsberg
The novels of John Dos Passos [1896-1970] are often analyzed with reference to his politics. This di...
C’est en réinscrivant la notion d’engagement littéraire dans le contexte des années 1930, qui ont vu...
The early novels of John Dos Passos are part of the modernist literary movement. They are characteri...
A few American writers, who have seen man and society in proper proportion, and who have had the pow...
For several reasons Dos Passos is important to the development of American literature. His novels, w...
The aim of this thesis will he to conduct a critical analysis of the novels of John Dos Bassos. Dos ...
As modern epics of radical modernism, the major novels of John Dos Passos portray the history of mod...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 101-104)In this thesis I closely examine the trilogy of U...
John Dos Passos (1896-1970) was one of the major novelists of the post-World War I Lost Generation t...
The changes in John Dos Passos' politics--from anarchism and socialism to conservatism--have dominat...
In 1930 John dos Passos was nearing the pinnacle of his impressive career. The Forty Second Parallel...
The Spanish Civil War, a high point of «commitment» for Anglo-American writers, played an ambivalent...
John Dos Passos conveyed multiple intersections of art and culture and the spirit of the 1920s in hi...
In 1931, Ernest Hemingway wrote to John Dos Passos from Madrid: “You are the great writer of Spain”....
This is the published version, written by John Dos Passos. Edited by and notes by Melvin Landsberg
The novels of John Dos Passos [1896-1970] are often analyzed with reference to his politics. This di...
C’est en réinscrivant la notion d’engagement littéraire dans le contexte des années 1930, qui ont vu...
The early novels of John Dos Passos are part of the modernist literary movement. They are characteri...
A few American writers, who have seen man and society in proper proportion, and who have had the pow...
For several reasons Dos Passos is important to the development of American literature. His novels, w...
The aim of this thesis will he to conduct a critical analysis of the novels of John Dos Bassos. Dos ...
As modern epics of radical modernism, the major novels of John Dos Passos portray the history of mod...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 101-104)In this thesis I closely examine the trilogy of U...
John Dos Passos (1896-1970) was one of the major novelists of the post-World War I Lost Generation t...
The changes in John Dos Passos' politics--from anarchism and socialism to conservatism--have dominat...
In 1930 John dos Passos was nearing the pinnacle of his impressive career. The Forty Second Parallel...
The Spanish Civil War, a high point of «commitment» for Anglo-American writers, played an ambivalent...
John Dos Passos conveyed multiple intersections of art and culture and the spirit of the 1920s in hi...
In 1931, Ernest Hemingway wrote to John Dos Passos from Madrid: “You are the great writer of Spain”....
This is the published version, written by John Dos Passos. Edited by and notes by Melvin Landsberg