The art of failure in William Gaddis’s The Recognitions and JR. William Gaddis’s novels are all centered to a greater or lesser degree around plots involving the issue of artistic creation, but the first two, The Recognitions and JR, certainly provide a more thorough examination of the situation of the artist. Starting with an analysis and description of the relationship between the notion of originality and the work of art as it appears in The Recognitions through the figure of the painter and forger Wyatt Gwyon, this paper tries to explore the ways in which the reader is gradually led to recognize failure as the dominant and even constitutive feature in artistic creation. Since art no longer offers an ultimate refuge for transcendent valu...
Martin Eden, or the romantic disillusionment of a realist writer. This paper aims at questioning the...
How can the notion of disruption enable us to understand what an act of artistic creation actually i...
We know the inarticulate language We read the signs without reference mark. The evolution of the no...
The art of failure in William Gaddis’s The Recognitions and JR. William Gaddis’s novels are all cent...
William Gaddis’s The Recognitions (1955) is a selfreflexive novel that portrays Wyatt Gwyon’s trajec...
In the absence of a transcendental, communal ground for art, Hermann Broch declares that the artist ...
Cette thèse porte sur William Gaddis (1922-1998), écrivain majeur de la littérature américaine, trad...
La destruction est un angle de vue capable d'englober un grand nombre d'auteurs et de compositeurs d...
If the novel is indeed a house, as Hawthorne and James suggest, then Carpenter's Gothic is about wha...
Le « génie » est une notion courante de l’histoire de l’art dont la définition paraît a priori troub...
Abstract: This paper serves as an attempt to provide a less biased account of forgery as an artistic...
This thesis argues that Samuel Beckett (1906-1989) creates not only an aesthetic of failure but also...
My work consists of wooden structures in the shape of rectangular prisms with varying heights. The s...
Partant du constat commun des critiques qui, depuis les témoignages contemporains de l’auteur jusqu’...
Le premier travail de cette thèse a consisté à envisager l'artiste, essentiellement, comme un auteur...
Martin Eden, or the romantic disillusionment of a realist writer. This paper aims at questioning the...
How can the notion of disruption enable us to understand what an act of artistic creation actually i...
We know the inarticulate language We read the signs without reference mark. The evolution of the no...
The art of failure in William Gaddis’s The Recognitions and JR. William Gaddis’s novels are all cent...
William Gaddis’s The Recognitions (1955) is a selfreflexive novel that portrays Wyatt Gwyon’s trajec...
In the absence of a transcendental, communal ground for art, Hermann Broch declares that the artist ...
Cette thèse porte sur William Gaddis (1922-1998), écrivain majeur de la littérature américaine, trad...
La destruction est un angle de vue capable d'englober un grand nombre d'auteurs et de compositeurs d...
If the novel is indeed a house, as Hawthorne and James suggest, then Carpenter's Gothic is about wha...
Le « génie » est une notion courante de l’histoire de l’art dont la définition paraît a priori troub...
Abstract: This paper serves as an attempt to provide a less biased account of forgery as an artistic...
This thesis argues that Samuel Beckett (1906-1989) creates not only an aesthetic of failure but also...
My work consists of wooden structures in the shape of rectangular prisms with varying heights. The s...
Partant du constat commun des critiques qui, depuis les témoignages contemporains de l’auteur jusqu’...
Le premier travail de cette thèse a consisté à envisager l'artiste, essentiellement, comme un auteur...
Martin Eden, or the romantic disillusionment of a realist writer. This paper aims at questioning the...
How can the notion of disruption enable us to understand what an act of artistic creation actually i...
We know the inarticulate language We read the signs without reference mark. The evolution of the no...