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Historická sociologie, 2018 Recenze: Michel Houellebecq: Podvolení. Praha: Odeon, 2015, 248 s.
Karel Černý
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Michel Houellebecq’s Transmedial Œuvre: Extension of the Realm of Creative Intervention
Itinéraires, 2017 This article analyses Michel Houellebecq’s use of multimedia in order to reveal how he creates transmedial worlds that cross media thresholds. Through plurimedial combinations, expansive adaptations, and post-textual work, Houellebecq extends the realms ...
Ashley Harris
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Two freedoms. (Poetic) fragments of Michel Houellebecq
Acta Universitatis Lodziensis Folia Litteraria Polonica, 2017 This article discusses the poetry of Michel Houellebecq. Its reading as a world-view statement is defined by its key notion of freedom. The thus specified reading enables one to identify various meanings of the notion included in the poems of the French ...
Tomasz Wójcik
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HumanitiesStructured around pivotal elections in France and the United States, recent novels by François Roux and Michel Houellebecq weave together fictional characters with their historical referents, tracing a history of neoliberal economics and its effects on ...
Charles Rice-Davis
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Interrogations (para)littéraires sur l’art en tant que destruction [PDF]
Svět Literatury, 2022 The Goncourt Prize novel of Michel Houellebecq focuses on the parable of a fictional artist, Jed Martin, whose production ranges from photos of road maps to videos on manufactured products’ degradation, via portraits of people representing jobs.
Marika Piva
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Relief: Revue Électronique de Littérature Francaise, 2018 Les romans de Houellebecq sont un vaste corpus où s’affrontent différentes tendances artistiques qui peuvent lutter les unes contre les autres dans une même œuvre.
Sabine van Wesemael
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Ritratto dell'artista da lavoratore. Posture estetiche in La carte et le territoire
Between, 2023 Secondo Lipotevsky e Serroy, il bello è assurto a nuovo requisito ontologico: il fenomeno estetico si è espanso fuori dai suoi confini tradizionali suggestionando la realtà e soprattutto la dimensione economica.
Aldo Baratta
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Literature Compass, Volume 20, Issue 10-12, October-December 2023., 2023 Abstract This article examines David Lodge's novel Deaf Sentence (2008), which focuses on the life of Desmond, a retired professor of linguistics. I argue that this text offers a standpoint through which readers can visualise the global phenomenon of population ageing and address the question of global responsibility. I look at Deaf Sentence within the
Stefano Rossoni
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The crisis of love in Michel Houellebecq’s Sérotonine
Orbis Litterarum, Volume 77, Issue 6, Page 355-370, December 2022., 2022 Abstract In this article I argue that Michel Houellebecq’s novelistic descriptions of isolated and depressed protagonists in Sérotonine (2019) and in his earlier novels should not simply be read as symptomatic of the crisis of love in late capitalism. By focusing on situations where love might or might not manifest itself, Houellebecq also explores the
Christian Refsum
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‘NACH UND NACH MÜSSEN WIR ALLES ABLEHNEN’: HYPERBOLISCHE NEGATIVITÄT BEI THOMAS BERNHARD
German Life and Letters, Volume 74, Issue 1, Page 30-46, January 2021., 2021 Abstract Thomas Bernhard's work abounds in rejections. The impulse of not wanting to participate, of refusing to be complicit, lies at the heart of Bernhard's oeuvre. If this refusal is frequently embedded in discursive or even programmatic strategies, it really seems to undermine its own foundations, the very arguments and justifications put forward ...
Jan Knobloch
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