Foreignness in fiction The following questions are addressed in this essay : what factors excite the readers' curiosity for fiction signed by foreign authors, with what consequences for literature and book publishing ? This is explored through a number of instances in Britain, France and the United States over a period of time (XVIIIth to XXth century) long enough to reveal changes in what is perceived as attractively exotic or unfamiliar and to exhibit the range of writers’ and publishers’ strategies, from the translation of real authors to that of imaginary ones.Cet article s’interroge sur les facteurs qui peuvent susciter la curiosité des lecteurs de romans envers des textes d’auteurs étrangers et sur la façon dont ce désir affecte la l...
International audienceThe purpose of this essay is to inquire into the role of the essay in the fiel...
International audienceL'invasion de l'imaginaire du lecteur dans la littérature-monde Réflexion à pa...
Reception is a very complex phenomenon. Its study may concern one work or all the works of an author...
Foreignness in fiction The following questions are addressed in this essay : what factors excite th...
This article expresses some thoughts on the problematic relations between the French speaking writer...
My present work is a study of British authors published abroad. In the seventeenth century, English ...
Matthew O. Grenby, The French Revolution and English Literature It is widely recognised that the Fr...
This is the final version of the article. Available from University of Alberta via the DOI in this r...
Le présent article porte sur la coédition internationale d’ouvrages de fiction. Il s’intéresse en pa...
Writers across Europe found inspiration in the events and social ramifications of the French Revolut...
How does a foreign book travel from its original publisher to a British bookshop? To readers’ bedsid...
French Translations of Sense and Sensibility The publishing history of literary texts sheds light o...
The business of novels in the long eighteenth century was an international affair. This chapter argu...
This essay addresses the question of the presence and availability of foreign books in London betwee...
Collection : Rencontres, n° 476Série : Colloques, congrès et conférences sur la Renaissance européen...
International audienceThe purpose of this essay is to inquire into the role of the essay in the fiel...
International audienceL'invasion de l'imaginaire du lecteur dans la littérature-monde Réflexion à pa...
Reception is a very complex phenomenon. Its study may concern one work or all the works of an author...
Foreignness in fiction The following questions are addressed in this essay : what factors excite th...
This article expresses some thoughts on the problematic relations between the French speaking writer...
My present work is a study of British authors published abroad. In the seventeenth century, English ...
Matthew O. Grenby, The French Revolution and English Literature It is widely recognised that the Fr...
This is the final version of the article. Available from University of Alberta via the DOI in this r...
Le présent article porte sur la coédition internationale d’ouvrages de fiction. Il s’intéresse en pa...
Writers across Europe found inspiration in the events and social ramifications of the French Revolut...
How does a foreign book travel from its original publisher to a British bookshop? To readers’ bedsid...
French Translations of Sense and Sensibility The publishing history of literary texts sheds light o...
The business of novels in the long eighteenth century was an international affair. This chapter argu...
This essay addresses the question of the presence and availability of foreign books in London betwee...
Collection : Rencontres, n° 476Série : Colloques, congrès et conférences sur la Renaissance européen...
International audienceThe purpose of this essay is to inquire into the role of the essay in the fiel...
International audienceL'invasion de l'imaginaire du lecteur dans la littérature-monde Réflexion à pa...
Reception is a very complex phenomenon. Its study may concern one work or all the works of an author...