Against the demand for a progressive and utilitarian attitude in the arts, Théophile Gautier refuses to sympathize with the ideas of the nineteenth-century social theories, and, in his prefaces, he attacks newspapers, critics, and the bourgeois society, defending the autotelic nature of Art. The purpose of this work is to point out how Gautier’s aesthetic positioning is manifested in his 1852 poetic work, “Émaux et Camées”, a work contemporary with “Les Châtiments”, a socially engaged book written by Victor Hugo. Some prefaces, such as that found in “Albertus” (1832) and in “Mademoiselle de Maupin’s” (1835), some metadiscourses present in “Spirite” (1866), and the poem-preface that opens “Émaux et Camées” will serve to illustrate this study...
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Um dos aspectos mais relevantes do modernismo, enquanto autocrítica da modernidade, é a tentativa de...
Against some modern ways of updating the memories of lived experiences (from the personal diary to p...
By joining together legend and history, fiction and reality, the past and the present, d’Ormesson (r...
The legacy left by great literature authors finds dialog with writers who regard fashion nowadays as...
When Flaubert was writing “Sentimental Education”, he sent a letter to the writer Leroyer de Chantep...
Este texto constitui o segundo capítulo de um estudo sobre a trajetória de Riobaldo em sua oscilação...
Nos estudos sobre a Áustria, persiste o debate sobre a aplicabilidade da teoria pós-colonial à monar...
The Cecilian poetic persona, as well as the Baudelairean, enters a state of ecstasy as it expands it...
Este ensaio enfoca o Fausto de Goethe, mais particularmente sua Segunda Parte, à luz da longa tradiç...
This paper discusses the figuration of misery through the poetic prose manifest in the chapter “L’on...
In the late nineteenth century, the rules governing the artistic creation collapse and the artist ex...
This text represents the second chapter of a study on Robaldo's trajectory during his oscilation bet...
Orientadora : Profª Drª Helenice Rodrigues da SilvaTese (doutorado) - Universidade Federal do Paraná...
The important place conquered by the feuilleton in the nineteenth-century France, as well as in othe...
Tradução de Bruno Anselmi Matangrano No itinerário poético de Émile Verhaeren (1855-1916), “Le ...
Um dos aspectos mais relevantes do modernismo, enquanto autocrítica da modernidade, é a tentativa de...
Against some modern ways of updating the memories of lived experiences (from the personal diary to p...
By joining together legend and history, fiction and reality, the past and the present, d’Ormesson (r...