A tese faz uma leitura da obra Mes mémoires de Alexandre Dumas a partir da visão de Georges Gusdorf sobre as escrituras do eu. A pesquisa parte da hipótese de que mesmo sendo uma obra memorialística mescla interesses e técnicas utilizadas por Dumas em outras obras. No início, as idéias de Philippe Lejeune e de Georges Gusdorf são apresentadas, e o conceito de memória esboçado. Devido à profunda ligação entre memória e História, analisou-se as mudanças ocorridas no início do século XIX na historiografia e literatura francesas, influenciadas por Walter Scott e como Dumas as assimilou em sua obra. Depois, procura discernir quais foram os recursos narrativos empregados para a construção da obra, os temas recorrentes e as técnicas vindas de outros gêneros praticados pelo autor. Discute a imagem que o autor deseja fixar para si e para a sua geração. No final, apresenta-se uma biografia de Victor Hugo que, como outras, foi inserida nessa obra multifacetada de Dumas. Conclui-se que em Mes mémoires Alexandre Dumas narra a sua trajetória harmonizando interesses e características já presentes em outras obras, movido pelo desejo de eternizar em suas memórias a memória da França de seu tempo. / The thesis revises the book Mes mémoires, written by Alexander Dumas, adopting Georges Gusdorf\'s vision of the writes of the self. The research assumes the initial premise that, even being a memory book, it brings together interests and techniques used by Dumas in other works. At the beginning, the ideas of Philippe Lejeune and Georges Gusdorf are presented and the concept of memory is explained. Because of the deep linking between memory and History, the changes occurred in French historiography and literature during the beginning of century XIX, influenced by Walter Scott and assimilated by Dumas, are studied. Further, it seeks to understand the narrative resources used to build the memories, the recurrent issues and the techniques that the author rescued from previous writes. It also analyses the image that Dumas desires to fix for himself and for his generation. Finally, the thesis presents a biography of Victor Hugo that, as others, was included in this multifaceted work of Dumas. The conclusion is that Mes mémoires of Alexander Dumas tells its trajectory putting together interests and characteristics already presents in his complete works, moved by the desire to eternize in his memories the Memories of France and of his time.

A tese faz uma leitura da obra Mes mémoires de Alexandre Dumas a partir da visão de Georges Gusdorf sobre as escrituras do eu. A pesquisa parte da hipótese de que mesmo sendo uma obra memorialística mescla interesses e técnicas utilizadas por Dumas em outras obras. No início, as idéias de Philippe Lejeune e de Georges Gusdorf são apresentadas, e o conceito de memória esboçado. Devido à profunda ligação entre memória e História, analisou-se as mudanças ocorridas no início do século XIX na historiografia e literatura francesas, influenciadas por Walter Scott e como Dumas as assimilou em sua obra. Depois, procura discernir quais foram os recursos narrativos empregados para a construção da obra, os temas recorrentes e as técnicas vindas de outros gêneros praticados pelo autor. Discute a imagem que o autor deseja fixar para si e para a sua geração. No final, apresenta-se uma biografia de Victor Hugo que, como outras, foi inserida nessa obra multifacetada de Dumas. Conclui-se que em Mes mémoires Alexandre Dumas narra a sua trajetória harmonizando interesses e características já presentes em outras obras, movido pelo desejo de eternizar em suas memórias a memória da França de seu tempo. / The thesis revises the book Mes mémoires, written by Alexander Dumas, adopting Georges Gusdorf\'s vision of the writes of the self. The research assumes the initial premise that, even being a memory book, it brings together interests and techniques used by Dumas in other works. At the beginning, the ideas of Philippe Lejeune and Georges Gusdorf are presented and the concept of memory is explained. Because of the deep linking between memory and History, the changes occurred in French historiography and literature during the beginning of century XIX, influenced by Walter Scott and assimilated by Dumas, are studied. Further, it seeks to understand the narrative resources used to build the memories, the recurrent issues and the techniques that the author rescued from previous writes. It also analyses the image that Dumas desires to fix for himself and for his generation. Finally, the thesis presents a biography of Victor Hugo that, as others, was included in this multifaceted work of Dumas. The conclusion is that Mes mémoires of Alexander Dumas tells its trajectory putting together interests and characteristics already presents in his complete works, moved by the desire to eternize in his memories the Memories of France and of his time.

Le mot prince au XIXème siècle correspond à un titre, une fonction, un état ou une façon de vivre. Alexandre Dumas, comme bien d’autres auteurs avant lui, va construire ses œuvres (La trilogie des Trois Mousquetaires, La Reine Margot, Le Comte de Monte-Cristo) autour de cette thématique. Mais son prince aura quelques originalités. La première partie de ce travail de recherches présente ce prince par nature, son aspect physique, sa grande voix de commandeur, et son regard pénétrant. Le prince a un physique impressionnant. Soit il est très beau, soit très fort, soit il a beaucoup de charme, soit il a cette aura qui fait de lui un homme exceptionnel, soit il a et il est cela à la fois. Son caractère est celui d’un grand homme : force morale et/ou spirituelle, volonté et audace, travailleur, rusé et stratège, mémoire et connaissance, réserve et mystère, dissimulation, fierté et hauteur, perspicacité ou clairvoyance, bonté, renaissance et métamorphose, baraka. La deuxième partie définit le gouvernement du prince, c’est-à-dire son pouvoir, le pouvoir de la princesse, et les rapports entre prince et princesse. La troisième partie définit le prince-héros. Il s’agit de préciser l’état du prince de Dumas dans l’histoire et l’Histoire, de signaler son besoin de l’Autre, de définir clairement le contexte littéraire : romantisme, réalisme, baroque et classicisme, et de dire précisément quel est l’apport personnel de Dumas dans la définition du prince et quels sont les éléments qui se retrouvent chez son prince. C’est un prince qui aura vécu dans les temps baroque, classique et romantique, qui aura toutes ces caractéristiques et qui ressemblera aussi au créateur du mythe de d’Artagnan. La figure du prince de Dumas, c’est celle du héros princier, c’est celle de celui qui fait l’Histoire, c’est celle de celui qui a l’essence divine ; c’est celle du Christ. / The word prince on the XIXth century means rank, a fonction, a state or a way of life. Alexandre Dumas, like many other writers before him, will build his novels (Les Trois Mousquetaires, Vingt ans après, Le Vicomte de Bragelonne, La Reine Margot, Le Comte de Monte-Cristo) around this subject. But his prince will have some specificities. The first part of this work of research presents this prince by nature, his look, his big voice, commander voice, and his deep stare. Prince has an amazing body. Either he is handsome, or very strong, or charming, or he’s got this aura which makes him exceptional, or he is all that. His nature is the nature of a bigman : moral strength and/or spiritual, will and daring, worker, crafty aud strategist, memory and knowledge, reservation and mystery, concealment, pride and haughtiness, shrewdness or clearsightedness, kindness, rebirth and metamorphosis, baraka. The second part defines prince’s gouverment, that means his power, princess power, and prince and princess relationships. The third part definies the prince-hero. We specify the state of Dumas’ prince in the history and the History, we signal his need of the Other, we define clearly the literary context : romanticism, realism, baroque, classicism, and we say precisely what is personnal Dumas contibution on prince definition and what elements be found again in his prince. This prince has lived during baroque, classic and romantic times. This prince will have all these characteristics and will look like d’Artagnan myth creator. Dumas’ prince figure is the one of prince-hero, the one of the man who makes History, the one of the man who has divin essence, the one of the Christ.

Je traite le théâtre d'Alexandre Dumas, et relation avec son public, ainsi que la connexion qu'il établi avec son lecteur à travers ses romans. / I study the alexandre Dumas's theater, the relationship beetween author and his public

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Émile Augier, Alexandre Dumas fils et Victorien Sardou figurent parmi les dramaturges les plus importants du Second Empire (1852-1870). À travers cette étude, nous nous proposons d’examiner les comédies de mœurs de ces auteurs sous l’angle de la sociopoétique pour ce qui concerne les règles du savoir-vivre et les bonnes manières, examinées dans leur fonction dramatique et théâtrale. Nous nous sommes attachée à l’étude de l’esthétique théâtrale du savoir-vivre qui englobe le lieu (Paris), les personnages (les mondaines et demi-mondaines, les mondains et les domestiques) et les moyens de communication à distance (la lettre et les cartes). Nous nous sommes ensuite penchée sur le caractère spectaculaire du savoir-vivre, à savoir la «distinction» ou la mise en scène de soi, la gestuelle des salutations, les «toilettes tapageuses» et les arts de la table. Les composantes des codes de politesse permettent de parler d’une dramaturgie du savoir-vivre qui caractérise les comédies de mœurs. Cette dramaturgie, que d’aucuns estiment surannée, reflète toutefois les usages représentatifs d’une époque. / Émile Augier, Alexandre Dumas fils and Victorien Sardou appear among the most important dramatists of the Second Empire era (1852-1870). In this thesis, comedies of manners of these authors are considered from a “socio-poetical” point of view. Rules of etiquette and good manners are analyzed in their dramatic and theatrical function. Theatrical aesthetic of manners which includes locality (Paris), characters (mondaines and demi-mondaines, mondains and servants), and media of communication (letters and cards), is examined first. Afterwards, spectacular aspects of good manners are studied : “distinction”, greeting’s gesture, outfits and “arts de la table”. Components of rules of etiquette lead to think of a certain dramaturgy of good manners which are characteristic of comedy of manners. This dramaturgy, which is considered as ‘old fashioned’ by some people, reflects however typical manners of an epoch.

Cette thèse traite de la transposition de la littérature en danse, sujet presque inexploré par les chercheurs jusqu’à présent. Elle porte sur des textes servant de base à une intrigue de ballet – livrets et œuvres littéraires non conçus pour la danse – et sur les ouvrages chorégraphiques qui s’en inspirent. La comparaison des sources littéraires avec les livrets et ballets qui les transposent permet d’appréhender comment les librettistes et chorégraphes ont adapté la littérature depuis la naissance du „ballet d’action“ en tant que genre artistique indépendant. Il s’agit ici d’analyser les éléments „chorégraphiques“ dans plusieurs œuvres de la littérature universelle, ainsi que les possibilités de „traduire“ celles-ci en ballets. De cette manière, la thèse contribue aux recherches sur l’„intermédialité“. Cette étude démontre notamment que le milieu du XXe siècle voit la naissance d’une nouvelle forme de „ballet d’action“, qui se distingue par sa manière innovatrice de traiter les sources littéraires et d’utiliser les moyens d’expression du ballet. Ce genre, qu’en référence au terme „Literaturoper“ (opéra littéraire) nous baptisons „Literaturballett“ (ballet littéraire), est défini et décrit ici pour la première fois. Il prolonge et développe les revendications de la réforme du ballet menée au XVIIIe siècle autour de Jean-Georges Noverre, réforme qui ouvre notre étude. Ce n’est ensuite qu’au XXe siècle que la danse s’établit en tant que langage expressif, comparable au chant à l’opéra. Les chorégraphes réussissent alors pour la première fois à représenter des sujets littéraires complexes par le seul biais de la chorégraphie (soutenus par le décor, les costumes, les lumières et la musique), dans un flux ininterrompu de l’action. / This thesis deals with the transposition of literature into dance, a subject which has received very little attention from researchers up to the present day. It focuses on texts that constitute a base for a ballet plot, which includes libretti as well as works of literature not written for that purpose. The comparison of the literary sources with the libretti and ballets they have inspired serves to explore how librettists and choreographers have adapted literature since the birth of ballet as an independent art form. The case studies reveal „choreographic“ elements in several works of universal literature as well as different possibilities of „translating“ literary texts into a wordless medium. Therefore, the dissertation contributes to current research on „intermediality“.This study demonstrates that a new form of story ballet was created in the middle of the 20th century. It is characterized by the way in which it transposes the literary source and uses ballet’s means of expression. This genre is defined and described here for the first time. It is called „Literaturballett“ (literature ballet) in reference to the term „Literaturoper“ (literature opera). This new type of ballet continues and develops the 18th-century ballet reform around Jean-Georges Noverre which is discussed at the opening of this study. In the 20th century, dance finally became accepted as an expressive language, comparable for instance to singing in the opera. As a result, choreographers succeeded for the first time in representing complex literary plots in an uninterrupted flow of action exclusively through the means of choreography (supported by scenery, costumes, lighting and music). / Diese Arbeit beschäftigt sich mit dem bisher kaum erforschten Medienwechsel von Literatur zu Tanz. In ihrem Mittelpunkt stehen Texte, die als Grundlage für eine Balletthandlung dienen, sowohl Libretti als auch nicht für die choreographische Umsetzung verfasste literarische Werke. Der Vergleich der literarischen Quellen mit den von ihnen abgeleiteten Libretti und Balletten dient dazu herauszufinden, wie Librettisten und Choreographen seit der Entstehung des Handlungsballetts als eigenständiger Kunstform Literatur adaptiert haben. So werden zum einen „choreographische“ Elemente in einigen Werken der Weltliteratur analysiert. Zum anderen wird erforscht, welche Möglichkeiten es gibt, Literatur in das wortlose Medium Tanz umzusetzen. Damit wird ein Beitrag zur Intermedialitätsforschung geleistet. Die Dissertation zeigt unter anderem auf, dass um die Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts eine neue Art des Handlungsballetts entstand, die sich von ihren Vorgängern durch ihren Umgang mit literarischen Quellen und durch ihre innovative Verwendung der Ausdrucksmittel des Balletts unterschied. Dieses in Anlehnung an den Terminus „Literaturoper“ „Literaturballett“ genannte Genre wird hier erstmals umfassend definiert und beschrieben. Die Geburt des „Literaturballetts“ stellt eine Fortsetzung und Weiterentwicklung der Ballettreform des 18. Jahrhunderts um Jean-Georges Noverre dar, mit der die Arbeit beginnt. Erst im 20. Jahrhundert etabliert sich Tanz als expressive Sprache, die mit dem Gesang in der Oper vergleichbar ist. Dadurch gelingt es Choreographen erstmals, komplexe literarische Themen in einem kontinuierlichen Handlungsfluss nur mit den Mitteln der Choreographie (unterstützt durch Bühnenbild, Kostüme, Beleuchtung und Musik) darzustellen.

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