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The Sieges of Zaragoza (1808-1809) as seen by French memorialists: convergences and singularities
Anuario Histórico Ibérico. Anuário Histórico Ibérico, 2023In this article, the works of the most important French memorialists, such as André Étienne d’Audebert de Férussac, Joseph Rogniat, and Louis-François Lejeune, written about fights during the Sieges of Zaragoza (1808-1809) from the point of view of Napoleonic invaders, has been analysed.
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The First of the (Black) Memorialists: Toussaint Louverture
Yale French Studies, 2005Daniel Desormeaux +2 more
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Writing to heal: racial complex and memorialist narrative
JUNGUIANA, 2023This paper aims to reflect on a Jungian perspective, the contributions of memorialist narratives to the transformation of the racial complex. We emphasize that individual memory is intertwined with collective memory and we point out the traumatic impacts resulting from the annihilation of the memories of Afro-descendants as a result of colonialism ...
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Ioan Lupaș – the maker and memorialist of the Union of Transylvania with Romania
Acta Musei Napocensis. Historica, 2021A prolific historian, a professor of the Andreian Seminary in Sibiu, parish priest of Săliștea and an archpriest of Mărginimea Sibiului, a professor of the ‘King Ferdinand I’ University in Cluj, a titular member of the Romanian Academy, a talented publicist, a co-founder of the Institute of National History in Cluj, a deputy in the Parliament of ...
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Simone de Beauvoir the Memorialist: The Running Threads Connecting Us
Paragraph, 2023This article considers the recent publications of French philosopher Simone de Beauvoir, and offers an overview of contemporary scholarship in Beauvoir Studies. Beauvoir’s canonization in Gallimard’s La Pléiade collection in 2018 is discussed, specifically Gallimard’s choice of Beauvoir’s Mémoires for these first two volumes. Exploring the imbrication
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Christine de Pizan, France’s memorialist
Journal of European Studies, 2005This study deals with the ways that Christine de Pizan (c. 1365-1430) transformed her personal memories of King Charles V into an enduring form of national memory by allying her 1404 biography of Charles with official French history. To legitimize her role as royal biographer, Christine created a double-gendered persona evocative of Mary and Christ and
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Memoires and memorialists : how to build a familial ideal (1571-1753)
2018Notre thèse se propose d’envisager l’écriture des Mémoires, de la seconde moitié du XVIe siècle à la première moitié du XVIIIe siècle, à l’aune d’une écriture de l’idéal familial. Il nous semble en effet que la famille permet de lire à nouveaux frais ces textes pour y voir non plus exclusivement l’expression d’un « je » singulier, mais en réalité d’un «
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