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Made available in DSpace on 2016-08-10T11:06:51Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 CRISTIANO ALVES FERREIRA.pdf: 1019514 bytes, checksum: 70635d886c364b330586799c54b4b7fa (MD5) Previous issue date: 2012-09-27 / The purpose of this research is to analyze the thin lines that create a rupture in the plans of the narrative, both in the historical process (literary historiography) as its marginal position (historiographic metafiction) in Memorial do Convento of José Saramago. The discourse is ordered in order to consider what was in Memorial do Convento as a means to record the speech itself or the ideological expression of the ruling power, in view of the periodicity of historical fact and measured the impact that such actions resonated with the Portuguese Crown. The establishment of the narrow limits of historical appearance, whose statement reflects more than a simple plot, overcomes the essence of the analysis, assuming a comprehensive study under the conditions of construction of historical discourse, be it on the triad of power in historiography, or the margin metafictional utterances in this constitution. So are characterizations of "beings" discourse tied the dynamics of a historical era, an exhibition of the history; beyond that differentiate these subtle concepts for fiction / reality. Mankind is not exempt from its historical constitution because their brands are indelibly recorded in the literary, as this is in itself a representation of customs, ideas and thoughts, also, the philosophical expression of an era. The theoretical discourse and the weights will give under the foundations of Mikhail Bakthin (2010), Terry Eagleton (2001), Jean-Maurice Lefebve (1980), André Trouche (2006), Maurice Halbwachs (2006), Peter Burke (1992), and Linda Hutcheon (1991). Thus, history is written, narrated, and recreated based on fact. This way, you can have the conviction that past data that have come to us because they are not the facts themselves but representations of events that occurred from the perspective of the statement of a "being" discursive. / A finalidade desta pesquisa é analisar as tênues linhas que geram a ruptura nos planos da narrativa, tanto no processo histórico (historiografia literária), quanto a sua posição marginal (metaficção historiográfica) em Memorial do Convento de José Saramago. A discursividade ordena-se no intuito de ponderar o que se constituiu em Memorial do Convento como meio de registro do próprio discurso ou da expressão ideológica do poder vigente, tendo em vista a periodicidade do fato histórico mensurado e os impactos que tais ações repercutiram junto à Coroa portuguesa. O estabelecimento dos estreitos limites da aparência histórica, cujo enunciado reflete mais que um simples enredo, supera a essência da análise, pressupondo um estudo amplo sob as condições de construção do discurso histórico, seja ele diante da tríade do poder na historiografia, ou à margem desta constituição em enunciações metaficcionais. Assim, são caracterizações de seres discursivos atrelados as dinâmicas de uma época histórica, a uma exposição da própria história; isto além de estes se diferenciarem por sutis conceitos de ficção/realidade. A humanidade não se exime de sua constituição histórica, pois suas marcas estão indelevelmente registradas no âmbito literário, pois esta é em si uma representação de costumes, ideias e pensamentos, igualmente, a expressão filosófica de uma época. A discursividade e as ponderações teóricas dar-se-ão sob as bases de Mikhail Bakhtin (2010), Terry Eagleton (2001), Maurice-Jean Lefebve (1980), André Trouche (2006), Maurice Halbwachs (2006), Peter Burke (1992), e Linda Hutcheon (1991). Assim, a história é escrita, narrada, recriada e baseada em um fato. Desta forma, pode-se ter a convicção de que os dados passados que chegaram até nós, já não são os próprios fatos concretos e sim representações de fatos ocorridos sob a perspectiva do enunciado de um ser discursivo.

This thesis examines the portrayal of authorship in Byatt’s novels with a particular focus on her use of character-authors as a site for the destabilisation of dominant literary and cultural paradigms. Byatt has been perceived as a liberal-humanist author, ambivalent to postmodern, post-structuralist and feminist literary theory. Whilst Byatt’s frame narratives are realist and align with liberal-humanist values, she employs many different genres in the embedded texts written by her character-authors, including fairy-tale, life-writing and historical drama. The diverse representational practices in the novels construct a metafictional commentary on realism, undermining its conventions and conservative politics. My analysis focuses on the relationship between the embedded texts and the frame narrative to demonstrate that Byatt’s strategies of representation enact a postmodern complicitous critique of literary conventions and grand narratives. Many of the female protagonists and minor characters are authors, in the broad sense of cultural production, and Byatt uses their engagement with representation of women in literature to pose questions about how cultural narratives naturalise patriarchal definitions of femininity. That Byatt’s female characters resist patriarchal power relations by undermining the cultural script of conventional femininity has been under-explored and consequently critics have overlooked significant instances of female agency. Whilst some branches of postmodern and feminism literary theory have conceptualised agency differently, this thesis emphasises their shared analysis of the discursive construction of subjectivity, as it illuminates Byatt’s disruption of literary conventions. My focus on the embedded texts and the discursive construction of authorship in Byatt’s fiction enables me to address the numerous paradoxes and inconsistencies in the novels as fertile sites that undermine Byatt’s presumed politics.

La Chronique universelle de la Création jusqu'à Constantin, demeurée à ce jour inédite dans sa version occitane complète, voit probablement le jour en terre catalane au tout début du quatorzième siècle, avant d'être traduite en occitan et en italien. Copié aux confins du Languedoc et de la Provence, le manuscrit D présente une langue influencée par le catalan et teintée de français. Quant au manuscrit G, copié en Béarn et bien connu sous le nom de Récits d'Histoire Sainte en Béarnais depuis son édition par Lespy et Raymond, en plus de conserver le seul texte littéraire béarnais de cette époque, il a connu une longévité exceptionnelle puisqu'il fut en usage jusqu'au dix-huitième siècle. / The Chronique universelle de la Création jusqu’à Constantin, which has remained unpublished to this day in its complete Occitan version, probably appeared in Catalonia at the beginning of the fourteenth century, before being translated into Occitan and Italian. Copied on the borders of Languedoc and Provence, Manuscript D contains language that has been influenced by Catalan tinged with French. As for Manuscript G, which was copied in Bearn and has been well knownunder the name of Récits d’Histoire Sainte en Béarnais since it was published by Lespy and Raymond, in addition to preserving the only Bearnese literary text from this period, it is exceptional for the length of time that it was used, that is, up until the eighteenth century.

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