Ramuz as a Peasant, Patriot, and Hero: Building a Myth
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2007.
Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : The Swiss writer Charles Ferdinand Ramuz dies in 1947. In “Suisse romande”, he soon becomes a myth, that of a national writer expressing the identity of his country. Based on the conception of literature as the product of a region’s identity, this elaboration finds its material in the works of Ramuz as well as in the image left by the writer himself in his autobiographical texts and his “ Journal”. This article examines the mechanisms of this elaboration, and tries to understand both its consequences on the reception of his work and its collective implications.
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The Swiss writer Charles Ferdinand Ramuz dies in 1947. In “Suisse romande”, he soon becomes a myth, that of a national writer expressing the identity of his country. Based on the conception of literature as the product of a region’s identity, this elaboration finds its material in the works of Ramuz as well as in the image left by the writer himself in his autobiographical texts and his “ Journal”. This article examines the mechanisms of this elaboration, and tries to understand both its consequences on the reception of his work and its collective implications.
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