This history, the first in a century to trace the novel in French from its beginnings to the present, will appeal to undergraduate and post-graduate students of French, comparative literature and world literature, as well as scholars in these areas. Accessible, chronologically arranged chapters by specialists encourage comparative cross-reference.
This history, the first in a century to trace the novel in French from its beginnings to the present, will appeal to undergraduate and post-graduate students of French, comparative literature and world literature, as well as scholars in these areas. Accessible, chronologically arranged chapters by specialists encourage comparative cross-reference.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Editor's Introduction Adam Watt Part I. Beginnings: From the Late Medieval to Mme de Lafayette: 1. Late-Medieval Precursors to the Novel: 'Aucune Chose de Nouvel' Helen Swift 2. Cultural Transmission and the Early French Novel Linda Louie and Timothy Hampton 3. The Rise of the Novel in Sixteenth-Century France? Virginia Krause 4. The Evolution of the Novel System in the Long Seventeenth Century Nicholas D. Paige 5. Seventeenth-Century French Women Writers and the Novel: A Challenge to Literary History Faith E. Beasley 6. Madame de Lafayette and La Princesse de Clèves as Landmark John D. Lyons Part II. The Eighteenth Century: Learning, Letters, Libertinage: 7. The Early French Novel and the Circum-Atlantic Pamela Cheek 8. Anglo-French Relations and the Novel in the Eighteenth Century Gillian Dow 9. The Fiction of Diderot and Rousseau Caroline Warman 10. The Memoir Novel Jenny Mander 11. Epistolary Fiction: The Novel in the Postal Age Elizabeth C. Goldsmith 12. The Libertine Novel Marine Ganofsky 13. Sade and the Novel Will McMorran Part III. After the Revolution: The Novel in the Long Nineteenth Century: 14. Post-Revolutionary Novels Katherine Astbury 15. Private Pain and the Public Temper: The Personal Novel and Beyond Patrick O'Donovan 16. Between Romance and Social Critique: Staël and Women Writers of the Early Nineteenth Century Alison Finch 17. French Realism and History Maria Scott 18. Law and the Nineteenth-Century Novel Andrew J. Counter 19. Colonial Encounters in the Nineteenth-Century Novel Jennifer Yee 20. French-Canadian Novels from the Nineteenth into the Twentieth Century Andrea Cabajsky 21. Gender and the Novel from Sand to Colette Nigel Harkness Part IV. From Naturalism to the Nouveau Roman: 22. The Republic of Novels: Politics and Late Nineteenth-Century French Fiction Claire White 23. Medicine, Sex and the Novel Maupassant Rachilde Michael R. Finn 24. The Roman-Fleuve Ashok Collins 25. Marcel Proust's A la Recherche du Temps Perdu Adam Watt 26. The Novel in France between the Wars Simon Kemp 27. Existentialism and the Novel Ursula Tidd 28. Suspicion and Novelty: The Nouveau Roman Hannah Freed-Thall 29. The Holocaust and the Novel in French Colin Davis Part V. Fictions of the Fifth Republic: From de Gaulle to the Internet Age: 30. Oulipo, Experiment and the Novel Anna Kemp 31. Theories of the Novel Thomas Baldwin 32. The Caribbean Novel in French 1958-2016 Maeve McCusker 33. The North African Novel in French Jane Hiddleston 34. Sub-Saharan Africa and the Novel in French Lydie Moudileno 35. The Translingual Novel in French Charles Forsdick 36. Literary Prizes Nicholas Hewitt 37. Autofiction: Writing Lives Samuel Ferguson 38. Trends in the Novel in French after 2000 Akane Kawakami 39. Contemporary Women's Writing in French Amaleena Damlé 40. The Novel in French and the Internet Erika Fülöp Chronology Further Reading Index.
Editor's Introduction Adam Watt Part I. Beginnings: From the Late Medieval to Mme de Lafayette: 1. Late-Medieval Precursors to the Novel: 'Aucune Chose de Nouvel' Helen Swift 2. Cultural Transmission and the Early French Novel Linda Louie and Timothy Hampton 3. The Rise of the Novel in Sixteenth-Century France? Virginia Krause 4. The Evolution of the Novel System in the Long Seventeenth Century Nicholas D. Paige 5. Seventeenth-Century French Women Writers and the Novel: A Challenge to Literary History Faith E. Beasley 6. Madame de Lafayette and La Princesse de Clèves as Landmark John D. Lyons Part II. The Eighteenth Century: Learning, Letters, Libertinage: 7. The Early French Novel and the Circum-Atlantic Pamela Cheek 8. Anglo-French Relations and the Novel in the Eighteenth Century Gillian Dow 9. The Fiction of Diderot and Rousseau Caroline Warman 10. The Memoir Novel Jenny Mander 11. Epistolary Fiction: The Novel in the Postal Age Elizabeth C. Goldsmith 12. The Libertine Novel Marine Ganofsky 13. Sade and the Novel Will McMorran Part III. After the Revolution: The Novel in the Long Nineteenth Century: 14. Post-Revolutionary Novels Katherine Astbury 15. Private Pain and the Public Temper: The Personal Novel and Beyond Patrick O'Donovan 16. Between Romance and Social Critique: Staël and Women Writers of the Early Nineteenth Century Alison Finch 17. French Realism and History Maria Scott 18. Law and the Nineteenth-Century Novel Andrew J. Counter 19. Colonial Encounters in the Nineteenth-Century Novel Jennifer Yee 20. French-Canadian Novels from the Nineteenth into the Twentieth Century Andrea Cabajsky 21. Gender and the Novel from Sand to Colette Nigel Harkness Part IV. From Naturalism to the Nouveau Roman: 22. The Republic of Novels: Politics and Late Nineteenth-Century French Fiction Claire White 23. Medicine, Sex and the Novel Maupassant Rachilde Michael R. Finn 24. The Roman-Fleuve Ashok Collins 25. Marcel Proust's A la Recherche du Temps Perdu Adam Watt 26. The Novel in France between the Wars Simon Kemp 27. Existentialism and the Novel Ursula Tidd 28. Suspicion and Novelty: The Nouveau Roman Hannah Freed-Thall 29. The Holocaust and the Novel in French Colin Davis Part V. Fictions of the Fifth Republic: From de Gaulle to the Internet Age: 30. Oulipo, Experiment and the Novel Anna Kemp 31. Theories of the Novel Thomas Baldwin 32. The Caribbean Novel in French 1958-2016 Maeve McCusker 33. The North African Novel in French Jane Hiddleston 34. Sub-Saharan Africa and the Novel in French Lydie Moudileno 35. The Translingual Novel in French Charles Forsdick 36. Literary Prizes Nicholas Hewitt 37. Autofiction: Writing Lives Samuel Ferguson 38. Trends in the Novel in French after 2000 Akane Kawakami 39. Contemporary Women's Writing in French Amaleena Damlé 40. The Novel in French and the Internet Erika Fülöp Chronology Further Reading Index.
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