Chefs de guerre

Chefs de guerre

Mobilized as Brigadier of the 31st regiment of Dragoons at Lunéville on August 27, 1939, Claude Simon witnessed the scathing defeat in the Ardennes. The after-war years were for him a period of inquiry, especially concerning the universalism of values inherited from the Lumières, values that had bee...

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Auteur principal: Benard, Éric
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Publié: 2014
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spelling cairn-RHA_277_0126RHARevue Historique des Armées https://shs.cairn.info/revue-historique-des-armees-2014-4-page-126?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rha.277.0126 Chefs de guerre Benard, Éric2014 fre Revue Historique des Armées | 277 | 4 | 2014-01-03 | p. 126-127 | 0035-3299 RHA_2775 Mobilized as Brigadier of the 31st regiment of Dragoons at Lunéville on August 27, 1939, Claude Simon witnessed the scathing defeat in the Ardennes. The after-war years were for him a period of inquiry, especially concerning the universalism of values inherited from the Lumières, values that had been called into question by others at the end of the First World War. Starting with Vent (1957), the novelist thus opened a new chapter of examination, creating a body of work based on the rejection of unexpectedly destructive powers : grammar and its acolyte, the sentence. Normally broken down to the lexical level, political discourse was thus transposed to the level of textual structure, configuring a “sort of political action without political words”.Cairn restricted access
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description Mobilized as Brigadier of the 31st regiment of Dragoons at Lunéville on August 27, 1939, Claude Simon witnessed the scathing defeat in the Ardennes. The after-war years were for him a period of inquiry, especially concerning the universalism of values inherited from the Lumières, values that had been called into question by others at the end of the First World War. Starting with Vent (1957), the novelist thus opened a new chapter of examination, creating a body of work based on the rejection of unexpectedly destructive powers : grammar and its acolyte, the sentence. Normally broken down to the lexical level, political discourse was thus transposed to the level of textual structure, configuring a “sort of political action without political words”.
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