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  • About
  • 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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Tra le righe del discorso autobiografico. La rappresentazione di sé della donna scrittrice nella Spagna contemporanea

Cancellieri, Natalia <1978> 07 July 2008 (has links)
No description available.
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Vicente Núñez: parole come armi

Bianchi, Marina <1978> 07 July 2008 (has links)
No description available.
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Eduardo Zamacois: attività editoriale e opera letteraria

Minesso, Barbara <1978> 19 June 2009 (has links)
Eduardo Zamacois (Pinar del Río, 1873- Buenos Aires, 1971) was a main actor of the spanish’s literature and edition movement from the first third of the 20th century. He was the founder of magazines that had a big impact like “Germinal”, introductive of the sicalipsis (“La Vida Galante”) or so innovative that deserved an special chapter in the history of literature (“El Cuento Semanal” e “Los Contemporáneos”). With this work, it is intended to recreate the most significant stages from his autobiography adventure including the new information that offers his non before published letters exchange with his last sentimental partner. As a writer, his work was very popular in his homeland, translated to the world and reissued in Ibero-America. His literature work is based in three different phases. He began with the use of gallant literature (with books like La enferma, Punto negro) and took an adventure with the pays of mystery and irony (El otro, El misterio de un hombre pequñito, La opinion ajena) to finally focused in a narrative style of a realistic kind, that includes social critique (Las raíces). His last published novel in Spain is a portrait of Madrid during its long siege by the nationalist troops (El asedio de Madrid), a profound tribute to the people’s heroism and a declaration of love to the capital, that was his place of residence for a long time. While his exile, that took him to Cuba, New York and Buenos Aires, he worked in the radio, the dubbing industry and in finishing his most detailed bibliography, Un hombre que se va, a valuable document of that time.
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« Du cri à la parole » : subalternità, comunità e scrittura nelle letterature francofone dei Caraibi.

Corio, Alessandro <1976> 11 June 2009 (has links)
No description available.
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La Spagna contadina e proletaria a confronto nelle opere di denuncia di Vicente Blasco Ibanez e Pio Baroja

Milloni, Serena <1977> 19 June 2009 (has links)
No description available.
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Traces de terre, traces d'encre... La rappresentazione dello spazio nella letteratura caraibica. (Francofona e Anglofona)

Lafratta, Antonia <1981> 29 May 2009 (has links)
This study concerns the representation of space in Caribbean literature, both francophone and Anglophone and, in particular, but not only, in the martinican literature, in the works of the authors born in the island. The analysis focus on the second half of the last century, a period in which the martinican production of novels and romances increased considerably, and where the representation and the rule of space had a relevant place. So, the thesis explores the literary modalities of this representation. The work is constituted of 5 chapters and the critical and methodological approaches are both of an analytical and comparative type. The first chapter “The caribbean space: geography, history and society” presents the geographic context, through an analysis of the historical and political major events occurred in the Caribbean archipelago, in particular of the French Antilles, from the first colonization until the départementalisation. The first paragraph “The colonized space: historical-political excursus” the explores the history of the European colonization that marked forever the theatre of the relationship between Europe, Africa and the New World. This social situation take a long and complex process of “Re-appropriation and renegotiation of the space”, (second paragraph) always the space of the Other, that interest both the Antillean society and the writers’ universe. So, a series of questions take place in the third paragraph “Landscape and identity”: what is the function of space in the process of identity construction? What are the literary forms and representations of space in the Caribbean context? Could the writing be a tool of cultural identity definition, both individual and collective? The second chapter “The literary representation of the Antillean space” is a methodological analysis of the notions of literary space and descriptive gender. The first paragraph “The literary space of and in the novel” is an excursus of the theory of such critics like Blanchot, Bachelard, Genette and Greimas, and in particular the recent innovation of the 20th century; the second one “Space of the Antilles, space of the writing” is an attempt to apply this theory to the Antillean literary space. Finally the last paragraph “Signs on the page: the symbolic places of the antillean novel landscape” presents an inventory of the most recurrent antillean places (mornes, ravines, traces, cachots, En-ville,…), symbols of the history and the past, described in literary works, but according to new modalities of representation. The third chapter, the core of the thesis, “Re-drawing the map of the French Antilles” focused the study of space representation on francophone literature, in particular on a selected works of four martinican writers, like Roland Brival, Édouard Glissant, Patrick Chamoiseau and Raphaël Confiant. Through this section, a spatial evolution comes out step by step, from the first to the second paragraph, whose titles are linked together “The novel space evolution: from the forest of the morne… to the jungle of the ville”. The virgin and uncontaminated space of the Antilles, prior to the colonisation, where the Indios lived in harmony with the nature, find a representation in both works of Brival (Le sang du roucou, Le dernier des Aloukous) and of Glissant (Le Quatrième siècle, Ormerod). The arrival of the European colonizer brings a violent and sudden metamorphosis of the originary space and landscape, together with the traditions and culture of the Caraïbes population. These radical changes are visible in the works of Chamoiseau (Chronique des sept misères, Texaco, L’esclave vieil homme et le molosse, Livret des villes du deuxième monde, Un dimanche au cachot) and Confiant (Le Nègre et l’Amiral, Eau de Café, Ravines du devant-jour, Nègre marron) that explore the urban space of the creole En-ville. The fourth chapter represents the “2nd step: the Anglophone novel space” in the exploration of literary representation of space, through an analytical study of the works of three Anglophone writers, the 19th century Lafcadio Hearn (A Midsummer Trip To the West Indies, Two Years in the French West Indies, Youma) and the contemporary authors Derek Walcott (Omeros, Map of the New World, What the Twilight says) and Edward Kamau Brathwaite (The Arrivants: A New World Trilogy). The Anglophone voice of the Caribbean archipelago brings a very interesting contribution to the critical idea of a spatial evolution in the literary representation of space, started with francophone production: “The spatial evolution goes on: from the Martiniques Sketches of Hearn… to the modern bards of Caribbean archipelago” is the new linked title of the two paragraphs. The fifth chapter “Extended look, space shared: the Caribbean archipelago” is a comparative analysis of the results achieved in the prior sections, through a dialogue between all the texts in the first paragraph “Francophone and Anglophone representation of space compared: differences and analogies”. The last paragraph instead is an attempt of re-negotiate the conventional notions of space and place, from a geographical and physical meaning, to the new concept of “commonplace”, not synonym of prejudice, but “common place” of sharing and dialogue. The question sets in the last paragraph “The “commonplaces” of the physical and mental map of the Caribbean archipelago: toward a non-place?” contains the critical idea of the entire thesis.
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La rappresentazione della donna in alcune scrittrici haitiane contemporanee

Campigotto, Federica <1980> 29 May 2009 (has links)
No description available.
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Pour une nouvelle poétique de l'extase : Abdelwahab Meddeb et l'héritage des poètes arabes et persans de l'Antiquité et du Moyen Ãge. Comparaisons et pistes de lecture intertextuelles.

Amadessi, Veronica <1980> 12 June 2009 (has links)
Ce travail a pour objectif d’analyser la production narrative et poétique de l’écrivain tunisien Abdelwahab Meddeb, en comparaison avec les ouvrages du Moyen Age arabe et persan. L’auteur reprend en effet, par le biais de pratiques intertextuelles, les ouvrages des philosophes et des écrivains orientaux qui plus ont marqué le monde musulman, en arrivant à en faire une synthèse originale. Cette perspective multiculturelle ouvre la voie à une instance narrative polyphonique, où les textes se confondent et se mélangent. En un premier moment, l’étude porte sur les théories intertextuelles et leur application chez Meddeb ; dans la deuxième partie, l’analyse se concentre sur les correspondances internes à l’œuvre meddebienne, pour laisser la place, dans la dernière partie, aux aspects intertextuels que le texte francophone entretient avec les autres auteurs.
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Gonzalo Hidalgo Bayal nel panorama narrativo estremegno attuale

Maramotti, Luca <1979> 19 June 2009 (has links)
A lo largo de los últimos años, la narrativa extremeña ha producido un buen número de autores y obras cuya calidad destaca en el mundo de la literatura española. Entre otros, Luis Landero, Dulce Chacón, J.A. Gabriel y Galán y Eugenio Fuentes han aportado una importante contribución a las letras españolas de las últimas décadas. Gonzalo Hidalgo Bayal, autor que comparte con los antes citados el origen extremeño, se sitúa por ende en una generación literaria importante. La obra de este narrador, nacido en Higuera de Albalat y actualmente residente en Plasencia, no es muy conocida por el gran público. Sin embargo, no cabe duda de que los escritos de Bayal poseen unas calidades de primario valor. Su obra narrativa se puede dividir en dos agrupaciones principales. La primera es un grupo de narraciones breves, constituido por unas memorias (Campo de amapolas blancas), un conjunto de relatos fantásticos (La princesa y la muerte) y dos relatos brevísimos reunidos en un único volumen (El artista del billar). La segunda està formada por cuatro novelas: una es la interpretación moderna del cuento cervantino El celoso extremeño (Amad a la dama) y las demás (Misera fue, señora, la osadía, El cerco oblicuo y Paradoja del interventor) se desarrollan en época contemporánea, aunque en períodos distintos, y están protagonizadas por diferentes personajes. Al parecer es difícil encontrar un hilo conductor que valga para la entera obra del autor de Plasencia. Los diferentes desenlaces, un estilo que muda y protagonistas distintos proporcionan a los relatos hidalguianos cierta aptitud a la metamórfosis. Para comprender eficazmente la obra de Hidalgo hay que analizar, en primer lugar, su pensamiento estético: “En la literatura, a partir del primer fruto maduro, no hay evolución ni progresión, sino un deambular circular [...] las obras de un escritor son como satélites en torno a su materia” (El desierto de Takla Makán). Con referencia a uno de sus grandes maestros, Rafael Sánchez Ferlosio, el autor habla de la producción literaria como de un movimiento circular alrededor de una sustancia central. Esta sustancia central es constante: las diferentes obras del escritor pueden alejarse o acercarse a ella, describriéndola y descubriéndola con mayor o menor eficacia. Un análisis de la obra del propio Gonzalo Hidalgo debe entonces tener en cuenta de la necesidad de considerar esta materia central: relatos y novelas se mueven, formando un círculo que encierra una sustancia constante. Para investigar la materia alrededor de que la obra de Gonzalo Hidalgo se mueve, se han elegido dos téminos fundamentales del cuento. Lugar (o, mejor dicho, espacio) y personaje son ejes necesarios, cuya evolución puede proporcionar indicios sobre las lineas fundamentales que orientan el rumbo de la narrativa del autor. Se analiza entonces la manera en que Hidalgo describe y hace vivir espacios y personajes, y como estos se penetran recíprocamente. En algunos de los cuentos el autor utiliza un lugar (Murania) cuyas características físicas proceden de la realidad. La agrupación periférica de medio tamaño es el ambiente de la mayoría de los relatos de Gonzalo Hidalgo Bayal y la inspiración que la produce se encuentra en Plasencia, lugar de residencia del escritor. La función narrativa del espacio, de todas formas, varía y se hace cada vez más clara y precisa. Murania y los demás lugares realizan, con una evolución que atraviesa los distintos relatos, un rechazo firme e inapelable que excluye el personaje principal de la comunidad formada por los ciudadanos y, finalmente, por la entera humanidad. De forma cada vez más intensa, desde Misera fue, señora, la osadía hasta Paradoja del interventor (que constituye, por ahora, el punto de llegada del recorrido narrativo hidalguiano), el espacio actúa para excluir (y destruir) el protagonista, moral y físicamente. Manuel Simón Viola, en los estudios y en las reseñas dedicadas a Gonzalo Hidalgo Bayal, evidencia como el autor de Plasencia construye un trayecto que reúne sobre todo tres novelas (Misera fue, señora, la osadía, El Cerco oblicuo e Paradoja del interventor). Estas obras, además de tener algunas características comunes (conexiones temporales, temas, voz narradora), se centran en odiseas personales, protagonizadas por personajes distintos pero con un común denominador. El protagonista evoluciona hacia un pesimismo que se hace concreto en la relación con un mundo exterior, mundo que no permite ilusión nuguna. El fracaso inevitable con que el personaje se enfrenta es la única salida posible para los desenlaces del cuento hidalguiano. Al final de una evolución que incluye todos los personajes de la obra de Gonzalo Hidalgo, la resignación, principal característica del protagonista de Paradoja del interventor, se convierte en un rasgo distintivo. La derrota y el fracaso, por otro lado, funcionan de hilo conductor también en las obras de otros autores extremeños: Luis Landero y Dulce Chacón concentran, como Gonzalo Hidalgo, el esfuerzo literario en la descripción de afanes sin realizar. Con estilos y enfoques propios, comparten entonces una materia literaria que se descubre en la evolución del personaje y en la cada vez más clara definición de la función del espacio. La palabra, medio necesario para la trasmisión del mensaje literario, tiene entonces un valor fundamental. Como enseña Rafael Sánchez Ferlosio, a través del lenguaje el ser humano realiza su encuentro con la naturaleza: las relaciones humanas, el derecho, la ética y la literatura revolotean en torno al don de la palabra. El lenguaje literario es, como sugiere Gonzalo Hidalgo en algunos escritos críticos dedicados a la literatura extremeña, un vértice del tríangulo formado con sujeto y realidad. A través de las formas del lenguaje, elemento imprescindible, se expresa la relación entre persona y relidad exterior, entre yo y otro, entre personaje y espacio. En suma, el triángulo formado por lenguaje, sujeto y realidad es la clave para descubrir los mecanismos del “deambular circular” del escritor en torno a su materia.
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Il teatro e Derek Walcott. Prospettive postcoloniali e multiculturali

Valcavi, Monica <1964> 29 May 2009 (has links)
This thesis explores the function of the theatre in Derek Walcott's literary achievements. Focusing on the semiotic theories that characterize the study of drama as a literary text and as a staged text, the initial approach aims at creating a relationship between semiotics and postcolonial theories. In particular Pavis's concept of intercultural semiotics and Peter Brook's innovative visions about the regenerative function of the space of the theatre represent a useful theoretical basis to consider the specificity of postcolonial theatre as an innovative space, where new cultural meanings emerge. Derek Walcott's dramatic production is studied according to this approach, in order to be defined as a new hybrid, syncretic and multicultural space. After considering the development of drama from a postcolonial and Caribbean perspective, this study begins with an insight into Walcott's views on theatre, taking into consideration his linguistic depth, linked to the European tradition, but also his strong concern with the Caribbean public's cultural needs. The double tension characterizing Walcott's cultural identity as well as his art represents an essential element to analyse his dramatic texts. With an ambivalent approach, which takes into consideration language and performance, this thesis offers an insight into Walcott's plays to detect their postcolonial and multicultural elements. The analysis of the different texts are divided into two chapters (third and fourth). The third chapters - mainly focused on postcolonial themes - explores issues such as language, identity and space, whereas the fourth chapter centers on multiculturalism in text and performance. Dealing with interracial interactions, issues like re-writing classical texts and the manipulation of personal and collective memory as a way to re- establish new historical perspectives, the last part of the thesis aims at demonstrating the idea that Walcott has created a new space in the theatre made by the harmonic fusion of different and opposed cultural elements, which are visible in the literary as well as in the staged text. The textual perspective of Walcott's drama fits into Pavis's definition of intercultural semiotics, as the faithful representation of a multicultural creole society: that of the West Indies.

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