Infamie littéraire : le cas Puget de La Serre
Puget de La Serre is a perfect example of an author with a bad reputation during the seventeenth century. If we compare the role that satirical texts of his time gave him with some of his editorial practices, it becomes clear that La Serre emerges an agent of the deidealization of the Belles-Lettres...
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| Sažetak: | Puget de La Serre is a perfect example of an author with a bad reputation during the seventeenth century. If we compare the role that satirical texts of his time gave him with some of his editorial practices, it becomes clear that La Serre emerges an agent of the deidealization of the Belles-Lettres that openly reveals their economic issues. By destabilizing the established social order of authors, the La Serre case could therefore fall within the jurisdiction of infamy, or even a scapegoating, in that it reveals the structural paradoxes of the early modern literary field, which includes in the form of exclusion, the bare, economic, and material life of the authors within it. |
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