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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"Maupassant"”.
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Maupassant in England
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Le vocabulaire de Maupassant.
… les caracteristiques du vocabulaire de Guy de Maupassant. En partant de l'outil de base de l'ecrivain, le mot, nous avons effectue une analyse statistique et stylistique du vocabulaire tire de quatre contes: "Farce normande", "Le vieux", "Aux champs" et "La veillee". Afin d'enrichir notre …
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The Literary Doctrines of Flaubert, Maupassant, and Zola: A Comparative Study
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Parisian green spaces in the work of Guy de Maupassant from 1880-1886
… origins, tradition, but also stagnancy. Guy de Maupassant (1850-1893) positioned himself on this literary continuum by characterizing Paris as a modern metropolis not against the countryside, but rather, aware of itself as an urban setting that required natural green spaces for its very …
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Représentations de la femme dans Bruges-la-morte de Georges Rodenbach, La chevelure de Guy de Maupassant et Ligeia de Edgar A. Poe
… de Edgar Allan Poe e La chevelure de Guy de Maupassant, no sentido de descodificar os vectores que compõem as representações da mulher, no âmbito mais específico do imaginário finissecular. Centra-se na leitura comparativa e rigorosa do corpus formado pelas obras supracitadas, no seu …
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Ignited Curiosity and Failed Dreams: Nineteenth-Century Masculine Fears of Females in Guy de Maupassant's 'Une Aventure Parisienne'and 'Le Signe'
Guy de Maupassant's short stories "Une Aventure Parisienne" and "Le Signe" tell the tales of two female protagonists caught by curiosity. In "Une Aventure Parisienne," a notary's wife (the petite provinciale) leaves her home and ventures to Paris in search of an affair with a celebrity. After …
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Reading the Restaurant: Social Class, Identity, and the Culture of Consumption in the Nineteenth Century French Novel
… as a signifier of one’s social status and how Maupassant uses the restaurant in <em>Bel-Ami</em> to differentiate gender roles. In my analysis of Flaubert’s <em>Madame Bovary</em> and<em> L’Éducation Sentimentale</em> and of Henry Céard’s <em>Une Belle Journée</em> I write about the …
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A comparative study of London and Paris in the works of Henry James and Emile Zola: with special reference to "the Princess Casamassima" and "L'Assommoir"
… George Gissing, George Moore and Guy de Maupassant. Chapter Two deals with the treatment of London and Paris in James's and Zola's fiction as a whole and Chapter Three focuses on the two novels chosen for special reference in the thesis, The Princess Casamassima and L'Assommoir. Chapter …
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The Representation of Jewelry in 19th-Century French Literature
Often overlooked, yet still a significant and visible social code, jewelry and its symbolic power are barely analyzed in literary criticism. In this thesis, by tracing jewelry's various functions and representations throughout the 19th century, one discovers its ability to also blur and reinforce …
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An adaptation of The Necklace for television
Thesis (M.A.)--Michigan State University of Agriculture and Applied Science. Dept. of Speech, 1956