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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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El imaginario colombino : egoescritura, creación y memoria histórica en Carpentier, Posse y Roa Bastos

Houde, Caroline 20 April 2018 (has links)
La présente thèse de doctorat vise l’étude de trois romans hispano-américains contemporains consacrés à la représentation de l’imaginaire suscité autour de la figure de Christophe Colomb et de son projet : L’Harpe et l’ombre (1979) d’Alejo Carpentier, Les chiens du paradis (1983) d’Abel Posse et Veille de l’amiral (1992) d’Augusto Roa Bastos. Rattachée aux réflexions sur le « Nouveau roman hispano-américain » et à la notion de postmodernité, mon étude prétend offrir une approche originale aux trois fictions, en démontrant la particularité de choisir Christophe Colomb à ce moment précis de l’Histoire, c’est-à-dire, aux alentours de la date symbolique de 1992 et des commémorations du Cinquième Centenaire de la « Découverte ». À partir d’une perspective sociocritique — basée sur les écrits de Pierre Bourdieu, Pierre. V. Zima, Claude Duchet et Edmond Cros — mon travail démontre comment le personnage de Christophe Colomb ainsi que son entreprise de découverte agissent comme catalyseurs chez les trois romanciers, qui réélaborent les voyages et la vie de l’Amiral avec l’intention de transposer dans leurs récits leurs propres existences, leurs conjectures sur l’écriture de la fiction en Amérique hispanique ainsi que leurs versions historiques originales. Mon approche critique se justifie par le désir d’offrir une analyse textuelle détaillée des trois œuvres intégrantes de mon corpus —qui a été escamotée par plusieurs chercheurs, dû à un consensus implicite chez eux de définir les caractéristiques du «nouveau» phénomène du roman historique hispano-américain de la fin du XXe siècle, et à la nécessité de souligner la perspective postmoderne des dites fictions. / This dissertation reviews imaginary representations in three Spanish American novels dedicated to the figure of Christopher Colombus and his travel project: Alejo Carpentier’s The Harp and the Shadow (1979), Abel Posse’s The Dogs of Paradise (1983) and Augusto Roa Bastos’s Vigil of the Admiral (1992). Pertaining to the reflections on the New Historical Novel in Spanish America and the notion of postmodernism, my work aims to offer an original way to approach these works, one which is more centred on demonstrating the particular task of choosing Colombus at that specific time of History, that is, near the symbolic year 1992 and the “Discovery of America” 500 years’ commemoration. From a sociocritical approach —based on works of Pierre Bourdieu, Pierre V. Zima, Claude Duchet, and Edmond Cros— my analysis demonstrates how Columbus and his enterprise of discovery act as catalysts on the three writers, who reproduce their own version of the Admiral’s travels and life, with the intention of transposing the tales of their individual existences in the plot, of speculating about writing fiction in Hispanic America, and of reinventing original historiographies. My analytical orientation is due to the desire for a larger dissection of the three texts that constitute my corpus, which had been put aside by researchers, due to a consensus on defining the common characteristics of the “new” phenomena of the historical novel at the end of twentieth century and on underlining the postmodern angle of those fictions. / La presente tesis de doctorado realiza el estudio de tres novelas hispanoamericanas contemporáneas dedicadas a la representación del imaginario colombino: El arpa y la sombra (1979) de Alejo Carpentier, Los perros del paraíso (1983) de Abel Posse y Vigilia del Almirante (1992) de Augusto Roa Bastos. Vinculado a las reflexiones sobre la “Nueva novela histórica hispanoamericana” y a la noción de posmodernidad, mi estudio pretende ofrecer una aproximación original a esas tres ficciones, al demostrar la particularidad de elegir a Cristóbal Colón en este momento específico de la Historia, esto es, alrededor de la fecha simbólica de 1992 y la conmemoración del Quinto Centenario del “Descubrimiento”. A partir de una perspectiva sociocrítica —basada en obras de Pierre Bourdieu, Pierre V. Zima, Claude Duchet y Edmond Cros— mi trabajo demuestra cómo la figura de Cristóbal Colón y su empresa descubridora actúan como catalizadores en los tres novelistas, que reelaboran los viajes y la vida del Almirante con la intención de plasmar en sus narraciones sus propias existencias, sus conjeturas sobre el acto de escribir ficción en Hispanoamérica y sus versiones históricas originales. Mi metodología crítica se debe al deseo de ofrecer un análisis textual detallado de las tres obras integrantes de mi corpus —el cual ha sido escamoteado por muchos investigadores, debido a un consenso implícito en ellos de definir las características del “nuevo” fenómeno de la novela histórica hispanoamericana hacia finales del siglo XX y de subrayar la perspectiva posmoderna de esas ficciones—.
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Cuerpo presente : imaginería corporal, representación histórica y textura narrativa en Yo el Supremo (1974), Noticias del Imperio (1987) y el General en su Laberinto (1989)

Vázquez-Medina, Olivia January 2009 (has links)
No description available.
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Návrat baroka v hispanoamerickém románu 20. století - Asturias, Carpentier, Roa Bastos / The Return of the Baroque in Hispano-American Novel of the 20th Century - Asturias, Carpentier, Roa Bastos

Doležalová, Barbora January 2015 (has links)
The diploma thesis "The Return of the Baroque in Hispano-American Novel of the 20th Century - Asturias, Carpentier, Roa Bastos" examines Baroque motifs and principles in the modern 20th century Hispanic-American novel. It explains how these traits alter in contrast to the historical Baroque, how they are modified or what other functions they acquire. An attempt was made to critically rethink and re-evaluate the literary theories dealing with the reappearance of the Baroque in Hispanic America, as we consider their approach to be generalising and reductive. The interpretative method is based on Josef Vojvodík's Povrch, skrytost a ambivalence and namely how it addresses the manner in which the Baroque, Mannerism and avant-garde relate to one another. A characterisation of the American Baroque as such has been drafted and an attempt to capture the differences between the European Baroque has been made. The essayistic work of Alejo Carpentier is treated with an emphasis on the relationship of the (Neo)Baroque and magic realism. Carpentier wrongly attributes to the continent what he installs through his own optics without realising that such an approach might be itself described as being Baroque. The interpretative part provides a linguistic, thematic and motivic analysis of Baroque traits in a choice...

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