In Sous le pont Mirabeau, Madeleine Bourdouxhe tells the story of a woman who emigrates to France with the little girl she has just birth, after the invasion of Belgium by the Germans. The analytical reading proposed here will demonstrate how this story, which combines, in the tale of the protagonist, the exceptionality of the war and the daily reality of civilians, is bound up with the poem « Sous le pont Mirabeau” of Guillaume Apollinaire for theirs topics and to demonstrate the depth of exchanges and intertextual relationship between poetry and prose narrative.
Guerre et vie dans Sous le pont Mirabeau de Madeleine Bourdouxhe
Emilia Surmonte
2018-01-01
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In Sous le pont Mirabeau, Madeleine Bourdouxhe tells the story of a woman who emigrates to France with the little girl she has just birth, after the invasion of Belgium by the Germans. The analytical reading proposed here will demonstrate how this story, which combines, in the tale of the protagonist, the exceptionality of the war and the daily reality of civilians, is bound up with the poem « Sous le pont Mirabeau” of Guillaume Apollinaire for theirs topics and to demonstrate the depth of exchanges and intertextual relationship between poetry and prose narrative.File in questo prodotto:
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