La mécanique lyrique ? La littérature comme ingéniérie, les choses littéraires désacralisées, déhiérarchisées, étalées comme matériau, ou « pièces détachées », avec les notices techniques de leurs différentes opérations de fabrication, et l’accompagnement d’une critique petite mais teigneuse de l’objet sublime poétique.Entrez par la table : 420 pages, 37 textes, 39 auteurs sont rassemblés ici,
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This piece traces the tradition of cultural journals in Denmark. The first article takes an historical look at and questions the complex and ambiguous relationship between the press and the journals. The second offers a panoramic view of literary journals in the 80s : having no specific literary battle to fight, the appearance of modernism
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Marguerite Caetani and Commerce : an example of journal patronage During the summer of 1924 the first issue of Commerce appeared. In 9 years and 29 issues, this thouroughly European journal, despite being financed and directed by an American patron, asserted its difference : no commentary, no criticism, only literary works with a preference for
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Les textes réunis dans ce numéro sont issus du colloque sur Les hommes de revues qui a eu lieu à Marseille les 23 et 24 octobre 1993, à l’occasion du 4e Salon de la Revue organisé par l’association Ent’revues. Parallèlement se tenait une exposition rétrospective sur l’homme de revue le plus fameux de la cité
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Paulhan and La Nouvelle Revue française Paulhan though often considered an « eminence grise » played a major role in the evolution and success of the NRF. Secretary to Jacques Rivière from 1920 to 1925, then chief editor till 1934, he was appointed director at the beginning of 1935. Paulhan was involved in various journals
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Documents and the rest… Of anthropology in lowest depths of life French ethnology and Surrealism have developed at the same time but their relationship is rather one of contiguity rather than influence. The two processes are the two areas of the same critical space. Innovative by nature, because of its subject (mostly so-called primitive civilisations)
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The Surrealist Journal and its leaders The surrealist journal which brough together strong individualities gave, in principle, greater importance to the movement’s collective expression. However, during the interwar years, some figures stood out. For instance, the first journal, Littérature (1919-1924), founded by a triumvirate, went through three different stages corresponding to the successive symbolical preeminence
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New Design Journals Showing the work of designers to the general public falls within the competence of decoration, architecture or fashion magazines, but speaking about design, discussing its theoretical and critical stakes, giving an account of its intellectual, social and economic aspects, all belong to the journal. Standing as evidence of the vitality of this
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Of Journals and Men Giving a brief account of the bipolarization of the literary field and the blossoming of the journal at the end of the 19th century, Anna Boschetti shows that most of the changes in the intellectual life of our century spring from the jounal. In the same way, the most important figures
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Faut-il faire flèche de tout bois pour lancer le premier numéro d’une nouvelle revue et préférer l’assemblage hétéroclite d’articles à une cohérence plus sèche qu’inspirerait une ligne ou une idée force ? C’est bien la question que l’on se pose lorsque l’on referme la lecture de cette première grosse livraison que dirige Yves Roucaute. D’abord
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