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19th-21st century Breton Literature. Evolution of the motivations of the authors of a combative literature

, 2020
Compte-tenu de l’évolution du contexte social (fin de la société paysanne d’auto-suffisance et industrialisation de la Bretagne), du contexte sociolinguistique (évolution vers une diglossie britto-française, puis vers une substitution linguistique, arrêt de la transmission intergénérationnelle de la langue, puis politique de revitalisation linguistique,
Blanchard, Nelly
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From Maoism to littérature-monde : Michel Le Bris and the Breton origins of world literature in French

French Cultural Studies, 2020
Since the publication of the 2007 manifesto ‘Pour une littérature-monde en français’, scholars have questioned whether or not the initially inflammatory concept of littérature-monde has produced a meaningful legacy. This article re-examines the controversies which the manifesto provoked by focusing on the intellectual career of one of its principal ...
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'Me zo bet sklav': African Americans and Breton Literature

Comparative American Studies An International Journal, 2010
Theories of colonialism, and a people's sense of themselves as having been colonized, derive from analogies. Here the use made of the African American experience in Breton literature is explored, making comparison with other international reference points in Breton literature.
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Tolkien and "The Fear of the Beautiful Fay": Breton Folklore and Christian Imaginary in Fantasy Literature

Limba, literatura, folclor
This article analyses the image of the fay (korrigan) in the work of J.R.R. Tolkien, as opposed to how it originally appears in Breton folklore. The texts under scrutiny (The Corrigan I, The Corrigan II, The Lay of Aotrou and Itroun) represent three poems adapted from stories collected by Hersart de la Villemarque's in the French region of Brittany ...
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Minority Literatures and Modernism: Scots, Breton, and Occitan, 1920-1990

World Literature Today, 2002
Robert L. Kindrick, William Calin
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From Maoism to littérature-monde : Michel Le Bris and the Breton origins of world literature in French

French Cultural Studies, 2020
Annie de Saussure
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Profane illumination (or the Soul in Limbo): André Breton's Nadja (Librairie Gallimard, Paris, 1928) – Psychiatry in Literature

The British Journal of Psychiatry, 2023
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The illumination of dreams: André Breton's (1896–1966) Les vases communicants – psychiatry in literature

The British Journal of Psychiatry, 2023
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Surrealism in Latin American literature: searching for Breton's ghost

Choice Reviews Online, 2013
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Narrative literature : Breton

2015
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