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Nuria Aranda Garcia, Almuneda Izquierdo Andreu

Atalaya, n°23/2023

Femmes et cour entre le Moyen Âge et la Renaissance : nouvelles perspectives de recherche (SEMYR)
Women and Court between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance: new lines of research (SEMYR)

This volume focuses on the literary role of women at court between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. It offers a broad overview of female characters, especially in books of chivalry, as well as their importance in convent literature and as dedicatees of texts.

Christine Boutevin, Marie-Sylvie Claude

Repères, n°66/2022-2

Commentaire, commentaires
Literary commentary, litterary commentaries

This dossier examines text commentary, defined either in a broad sense as a kind of metatextual discourse, which brings together different forms of writing about reading, or as a specifically standardised examination test, in different contexts. It considers what kind of reader these various exercises are likely to create.

Ruth MARTÍNEZ ALCORLO

Atalaya, n°20/2020

Puellae doctae à la cour des Rois Catholiques (1470-1555) : éducation, littérature et mécénat
Puellae doctae at the Catholic Monarchs' Court (1470-1555): Education, Literature and Patronage

This dossier focuses on the wise women present at the court of the Catholic Monarchs in a period comprised between the birth of the firstborn of the sovereigns, Isabel, until the death of the oldest of their daughters, Juana I.The articles contained in this dossier focus mainly on their education from a multidisciplinary perspective.

Catherine Volpilhac-Auger

Montesquieu : une histoire de temps
Montesquieu : a story of time

La croisée des chemins

Fifteen articles, several of which are unpublished, enable an overview of the complete works of Montesquieu in all their dimensions. What does the genesis of his works tell us? Rediscover Montesquieu in his time and in the long haul of history; revealed by the succession of readings, sometimes contradictory, which have been given.

Pierre-Louis Patoine

Corps/texte. Pour une théorie de la lecture empathique

Cooper, Danielewski, Frey, Palahniuk

Signes

Can we feel the pain of a character in a novel ? Immersed in a fiction, a reader may experience various somatosensory feelings. Such an experience of "empathic reading" is hardly conceivable through theories of interpretation that ignore the role of the biological body.

William Butcher

Jules Verne inédit : les manuscrits déchiffrés
Unexpurgated Jules Verne : The Lost Adventures

Métamorphoses du livre

The focus of this book is Jules Verne's manuscripts, in the perspective of exploring those sections of the most famous novels that did not see the light of day. This is the first volume ever written about the documents in Verne's hand which gave rise to The Extraordinary Journeys.

Catherine Volpilhac-Auger, Philip Stewart

Œuvres complètes de Montesquieu

19 - Correspondance, II

Hors Collection

These 288 letters span the period between Montesquieu's return from travelling and the completion of L'Esprit des lois. They evoke the Parisian literary and scientific scene, news of politics and wars, and, of course, Montesquieu's major works. The writer also reveals himself to be an attentive father and shrewd proprietor.