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Le voyage dans les "Contes" de Jacques Ferron ; ItinérairesBélanger, Stéphanie. January 1997 (has links)
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la banlieue: de Jacques Ferron à Michael DelisleHalin, Francis January 2008 (has links)
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Le réalisme merveilleux dans les Contes de Jacques Ferron ; suivi de, Contes à rebours /Armand-Gouzi, Nathalène January 1996 (has links)
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La notion de salut dans Le salut de l'Irlande de Jacques Ferron /Giroux-Leutenegger, Suzanne. January 1975 (has links)
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La notion de salut dans Le salut de l'Irlande de Jacques Ferron /Giroux-Leutenegger, Suzanne. January 1975 (has links)
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Entre histoire et historiette : le travail ferronien de la citationMontpetit, Eric. January 2000 (has links)
This thesis presents our study of Jacques Ferron's work on quotation. Jacques Ferron's goal was to let "history live as a novel". This analysis is based on three little stories (historiettes): "De Loudun a Ville-Marie", "Saint Tartuffe" and "La prise Parmanda". / We have divided the work into two complementary objectives. Firstly, to find the sources Ferron quoted in order to put them against the three little stories he has written. The reader can therefore observe the different types of modifications the writer has operated in his sources. / The second objective of our research is a detailed analysis of the most important "deviation" cases: the counterfeiting and the copying; two procedures that permit Ferron to erase the first occurrence of a quotation. / Our goal is not to accuse Ferron of plagiarism which is of no interest due to the fact that we are not analysing the writings of a historian, but those of a writer. We do however, want to emphasize the importance of "intertextuality" in Ferron's inspiration and composition of three little stories.
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Le Grand Yaka : suivi de FerronAntonioni : La nuitLa notte / Ferron/Antonioni : La nuit/La notteRyneczko, Christophe. January 2006 (has links)
Isolation, death, rebirth: the rites of passage experienced by the main characters in La nuit (Ferron), La notte (Antonioni) and Le Grand Yaka take place in the course of the night, which prompts the search for their own identity. "Tell me about your nights, and I will tell you who you are" could be the motto of Francois, Lidia, Giovanni and Lepetit. Whether in the realm of dreams or reality, these three stories depict a universe devoid of humanity, where lost souls try to surmount crises and seek truth in their nightly adventures. Gradually, the night---a world of infinite possibilities---will allow them to relive their past and illuminate their future. But is there still hope for them? The anguish, the inability to communicate and urban solitude are at the core of these tales of borderline insanity which all end with the dawn of a new day.
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Entre histoire et historiette : le travail ferronien de la citationMontpetit, Eric. January 2000 (has links)
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Le Grand Yaka : suivi de FerronAntonioni : La nuitLa notteRyneczko, Christophe. January 2006 (has links)
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Édition critique de la correspondance de Jacques Ferron et de François HébertLabelle, François-Simon January 1998 (has links)
Mémoire numérisé par la Direction des bibliothèques de l'Université de Montréal.
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