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La réception du régionalisme dans l’œuvre de Georges Eekhoud. Le cas des Dernières Kermesses (1920)
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Abstract
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| During his long career as a writer and activist, Georges Eekhoud (18541927) dedicated himself to adopting and defending several aesthetic and political positions. As a writer, he penned both regionalist literature and scandalouswritings. As an activist, he defended nationalist positions, which he exchangedin 1916 for a left-wing internationalist commitment. What are the consequences of reading the literary work of Eekhoud, in particular the texts he published after 1916? In this contribution, I will tackle this question by means of aclose reading of Dernières Kermesses (1920). The book is presented as a bookwith a “regionalist” mark (the book is the last part of the Kermesses trilogy)whereas it was published when the author already had embraced (political andliterary) “internationalism”. |
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Language
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French
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Source (journal)
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Les lettres romanes / Université catholique de Louvain. - Korbeek-Lo, 1947, currens
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Publication
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Korbeek-Lo
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Lettres romanes
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2012
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0024-1415
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DOI
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10.1484/J.LLR.1.103085
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Volume/pages
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66
:3-4
(2012)
, p. 547-565
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