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Du roman autobiographique

problèmes de la transposition fictionnelle
Authors: Baudelle, Yves;

Du roman autobiographique

Abstract

Par transposition, on entend ici le glissement d’un monde à un autre, et notamment le transfert du non-fictif dans la fiction. Parce qu’il introduit des données référentielles dans l’univers du roman, le roman autobiographique est un cas exemplaire de ce processus d’hybridation de la fiction. Face au modèle théorique dominant - fictionnaliste -, qui se refuse à penser l’hybridité ontologique du roman, on s’attache donc à légitimer la notion de roman autobiographique, dont la pertinence théorique peut être établie aussi bien dans les faits (genèse des textes) qu’en droit (dans la perspective contractuelle des pactes). Le présent effacement, dans le discours critique, du roman autobiographique tenant, en partie, à la vogue de l’autofiction, on s’emploie à distinguer les deux genres (en insistant sur le critère onomastique) ; mais ce débat n’est pas seulement générique, il a des enjeux scientifiques, esthétiques, idéologiques et éthiques.

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popularity
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influence
This indicator reflects the overall/total impact of an article in the research community at large, based on the underlying citation network (diachronically).
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impulse
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