A relação ironia/oralidade em L'imitation de Notre-Dame la lun, de Jules Laforgue

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O romance europeu do século XIX: uma leitura de Notre-Dame de Paris (1831) de Victor Hugo e A tale of two cities (1859) de Charles Dickens

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Os vitrais em forma de rosáceas da Catedral de Notre Dame de Paris

The paper presents a historical explanation of the Notre Dame de Paris, studying the symbols and the elements of each of its major rose windows. Analyzes the stained glass in the form of rose windows from the point of view of their meanings, functions, symbols used in their divisions and plays its geometric construction.

O papel da espacialidade em Quatrevingt-treize de Victor Hugo: um romance histórico à espreita dos espaços monárquicos e revolucionários

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A espacialidade no romance histórico francês no século XIX: Balzac, Hugo e Elémir

Pós-graduação em Estudos Literários - FCLAR

Paródia e ironia em moralités légendaires de jules laforgue

Jules Laforgue is a French Symbolist poet, he wrote poetry works such as Les complaintes, L’imitation de Notre-Dame, la lune, Le sanglot de la terre. In spite of mostly of symbolist poets write only poetry, he also dedicated himself to prose works such as Moralités Légendaires, a particular work in prose and extreme today as in the nineteenth century, he devoted himself to parody and irony. The novels that make up this book are the work of writing and tone of nuance. They refer to literary genres, without, however, respect their definitions. There are demarcation of famous texts, but that refer more to modes, themes, and aesthetic conventions. Here, the poet makes variations on familiar themes, and explore his Moralités arguments that belong to a cultural background: the myth of Hamlet, approached the novel here mentioned belong to a cultural heritage that an author set for posterity. In other novels, the author makes use of myths Greco-Latin and Judeo-Christian myths rewriting so parodic, ironic, looking for originality, doing the work of Symbolist and modern poet.