Dirt of Art in Madame Bovary

évocation explicite et implicite de la mort dans madame bovary de flaubert

cet article envisage d'étudier les moyens, explicites et implicites, dont se sert flaubert, dans madame bovary, pour introduire la mort. nous avons eu recours à l'analyse du discours, comme méthode et outil d'étude pour découvrir comment flaubert développe la mort à travers les représentations lexicales (explicites) et le champ sémantique (implicite).pour ce faire, les personnages, en particuli...

Eating Dirt

Sign on the wall of El Santuario de Chimayo, New Mexico T his place feels old beyond human recollection. The carvings and paintings were surely done by human hands, but no one remembers whose hands those were. The work is striking, especially in the apse behind the altar. There, the colors of surrounding hills have been transferred onto nearly luminous wooden reredos full of Catholic symbolism....

Enriching Historical Manuscripts: The Bovary Project

In this paper we describe the Bovary Project, a manuscripts digitization project of the famous French writer Gustave FLAUBERT first great work, which should end in 2006 by providing an online access to an hypertextual edition of ”Madame Bovary” drafts set. We first develop the global context of this project, the main objectives, and then focus particularly on the document analysis problem. Fina...

Dig the Dirt

It seems kind of strange that eating parasitic worms causes a cure rather than a disease. Yet, this fact is no stranger than many other man-bites-dog stories about "real life" in contemporary times. Such stories arise at moments of changing equilibria in the processes of the social construction of reality. They are especially evident during periods of intense dialectic in which long held theses...

Bread and Dirt