Le sublime ou les ambiguïtés

This article confronts Melville’s Pierre or the Ambiguities with the three most vital essays on the sublime that the author may have read (Longinus, Burke and Kant). Its purpose is to successively unveil possible links among those theoretical texts and between them and the novel, bringing out inner...

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Autor principal: Amfreville, Marc
Formato: Article ou chapitre numérique
Idioma:Français
Publicado em: 2004
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spelling cairn-RFEA_099_0008RFEARevue française d’études américaines https://shs.cairn.info/revue-francaise-d-etudes-americaines-2004-1-page-8?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rfea.099.0008 Le sublime ou les ambiguïtés Amfreville, Marc2004 BurkeH. MelvilleIronieïtéKantLonginSublimeAmbiguityBurkeH. MelvilleIrony;KantLonginusSublimefre Revue française d’études américaines | 99 | 1 | 2004-02-01 | p. 8-20 | 0397-7870 RFEA_09929 This article confronts Melville’s Pierre or the Ambiguities with the three most vital essays on the sublime that the author may have read (Longinus, Burke and Kant). Its purpose is to successively unveil possible links among those theoretical texts and between them and the novel, bringing out inner concurrences and paradoxes. Eventually, it shows that however indebted to the aesthetics of the sublime, the work also corrodes them by resorting to irony and thus achieves the ambiguity it announced.Cairn free access
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topic Burke
H. Melville
Ironie
ïté
Kant
Longin
Sublime
Ambiguity
Burke
H. Melville
Irony;
Kant
Longinus
Sublime
spellingShingle Burke
H. Melville
Ironie
ïté
Kant
Longin
Sublime
Ambiguity
Burke
H. Melville
Irony;
Kant
Longinus
Sublime
Amfreville, Marc
Le sublime ou les ambiguïtés
topic_facet Burke
H. Melville
Ironie
ïté
Kant
Longin
Sublime
Ambiguity
Burke
H. Melville
Irony;
Kant
Longinus
Sublime
description This article confronts Melville’s Pierre or the Ambiguities with the three most vital essays on the sublime that the author may have read (Longinus, Burke and Kant). Its purpose is to successively unveil possible links among those theoretical texts and between them and the novel, bringing out inner concurrences and paradoxes. Eventually, it shows that however indebted to the aesthetics of the sublime, the work also corrodes them by resorting to irony and thus achieves the ambiguity it announced.
author Amfreville, Marc
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title Le sublime ou les ambiguïtés
title_short Le sublime ou les ambiguïtés
title_full Le sublime ou les ambiguïtés
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