Roman et surréalisme : histoire d’un (mauvais) genre
Surrealism against novel, or, more precisely, against the realist novel: the attack seems to concern nothing more than a literary genre as a genre. But in what way could it also concern the peculiar links between (literary) genre and gender? This paper intends to show that despite an apparent neutra...
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doaj-4064d1be3c704668b21c5488cf59c6eb2020-11-24T22:00:24ZfraPléiade (EA 7338)Itinéraires2427-920X2012-09-012012110912210.4000/itineraires.1284Roman et surréalisme : histoire d’un (mauvais) genreMarie BaudrySurrealism against novel, or, more precisely, against the realist novel: the attack seems to concern nothing more than a literary genre as a genre. But in what way could it also concern the peculiar links between (literary) genre and gender? This paper intends to show that despite an apparent neutral discourse on the novel as a genre (and more precisely as a legitimate genre when the realistic novel is concerned), each time that the surrealist rewriting of literary history evokes the gothic novel as a possible alternative to the realist novel, it speaks at the same time a gendered tongue. As if a non-canonical genre should necessarily be at the same time a “feminine” genre…http://journals.openedition.org/itineraires/1284surrealismrealistic novelgothic novelgender |
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Surrealism against novel, or, more precisely, against the realist novel: the attack seems to concern nothing more than a literary genre as a genre. But in what way could it also concern the peculiar links between (literary) genre and gender? This paper intends to show that despite an apparent neutral discourse on the novel as a genre (and more precisely as a legitimate genre when the realistic novel is concerned), each time that the surrealist rewriting of literary history evokes the gothic novel as a possible alternative to the realist novel, it speaks at the same time a gendered tongue. As if a non-canonical genre should necessarily be at the same time a “feminine” genre… |
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