Drawing from the fundamental theories of archives, both literal and metaphorical, this article defines the concept of “archival character,” presenting Thomas Pynchon’s V. and Toni Morrison’s Beloved as primary examples. These characters are drawn as sites of memory where the disparate stories of the dispossessed find embodiment and thus the possibility of narrative reconstruction.Sur la base de deux notions fondamentales de l’archive, littérale et métaphorique, cet article définit le concept de « personnage archival », en prenant comme exemples principaux V. de Thomas Pynchon et Beloved de Toni Morrison. Ces personnages sont décrits comme des sites de mémoire dans lesquels diverses histoires de dépossédés se trouvent incarnées, trouvant ain...
In this article, I argue that a set of 19th-century documents written by the poet Walt Whitman on be...
This research project considers the relationship between the contemporary novel and the archive. The...
This paper considers the relationship between memory and archives by exploring the concepts of indiv...
Drawing from the fundamental theories of archives, both literal and metaphorical, this article defin...
Novels of the twentieth century are grappling with the questions of identity in relation to history,...
<p>In this article the Author proves archive to be a memorial, as the term is understood by the thes...
Introduction: Genetic narratology, historical fiction, and Pynchon's V. -- Fast learner: from typesc...
Archives are intimately tied to memory. Indeed, the metaphor of archives as memory is frequently emp...
The article discusses the role of the archive in biographical narrations and the relationship betwee...
In Vineland, published in 1990, Thomas Pynchon turns back to American history, from the early days o...
This article argues that Thomas Pynchon’s Vineland (1990) aligns the corruption of underground filmm...
Thesis (M.A. (English))--North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2005.This dissertation uses th...
Magnus, in the eponymous novel, and Pierre, in L´Inaperçu, are two characters whose identities have ...
This article explores the links between the narratives that historians construct in their books and ...
Creating an Archive. Anna Baumgart’s §1000 The article is an analysis of Anna Baumgart’s fi...
In this article, I argue that a set of 19th-century documents written by the poet Walt Whitman on be...
This research project considers the relationship between the contemporary novel and the archive. The...
This paper considers the relationship between memory and archives by exploring the concepts of indiv...
Drawing from the fundamental theories of archives, both literal and metaphorical, this article defin...
Novels of the twentieth century are grappling with the questions of identity in relation to history,...
<p>In this article the Author proves archive to be a memorial, as the term is understood by the thes...
Introduction: Genetic narratology, historical fiction, and Pynchon's V. -- Fast learner: from typesc...
Archives are intimately tied to memory. Indeed, the metaphor of archives as memory is frequently emp...
The article discusses the role of the archive in biographical narrations and the relationship betwee...
In Vineland, published in 1990, Thomas Pynchon turns back to American history, from the early days o...
This article argues that Thomas Pynchon’s Vineland (1990) aligns the corruption of underground filmm...
Thesis (M.A. (English))--North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2005.This dissertation uses th...
Magnus, in the eponymous novel, and Pierre, in L´Inaperçu, are two characters whose identities have ...
This article explores the links between the narratives that historians construct in their books and ...
Creating an Archive. Anna Baumgart’s §1000 The article is an analysis of Anna Baumgart’s fi...
In this article, I argue that a set of 19th-century documents written by the poet Walt Whitman on be...
This research project considers the relationship between the contemporary novel and the archive. The...
This paper considers the relationship between memory and archives by exploring the concepts of indiv...