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Les premières nouvelles (1921-1923) de Paul Morand : une forme en mutation

Douzou, Catherine
2006
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http://hdl.handle.net/10077/6247
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Morand’s first novellas, collected in "Tendres Stock" (1921), "Ouvert la nuit" (1922) e "Fermé la nuit" (1923), attest the evolution of the genre since the beginning of the twentieth century. Its modernity consists in a transgressive insertion of different features from other genres. The poetic element is the most conspicuous novelty: the anecdote of the novella almost becomes a pretext, and other theatrical and cinematic features are borrowed, such as, respectively, numerous dialogues and impressions of rapid movement. On the whole, these texts display a slippage from diegesis to mimesis, presented through the interpretive filter of the subject.
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Prospero XIII
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EUT Edizioni Università di Trieste
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Catherine Douzou, “Les premières nouvelles (1921-1923) de Paul Morand : une forme en mutation", in: Prospero. Rivista di Letterature Straniere, Comparatistica e Studi Culturali, XIII (2006), pp. 49-62
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