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本文的目的是将ren·德佩斯特雷的两部小说,Le m de cocagne(1979)和Hadriana dans tous mes rêves(1988)结合起来,并将它们置于米哈伊尔·巴赫金在L ' œuvre de franois Rabelais et la culture populaire au Moyen Âge et sous la Renaissance中所讨论的嘉年华式传统中。考虑到这一更广泛的视角,我打算通过包括乌托邦救济的时刻,邀请角色和读者参与到争取自由的斗争中来,展示叙事景观的存在强化了这两部作品的颠覆性价值。
La fête et le spectacle carnavalesques dans Le Mât de cocagne (1979) et Hadriana dans tous mes rêves (1988) de René Depestre
The aim of this article is to bring together two of René Despestre’s novels, Le Mât de cocagne (1979) and Hadriana dans tous mes rêves (1988), and place them within the tradition of the carnivalesque as it was discussed by Mikhail Bakhtin in L’œuvre de François Rabelais et la culture populaire au Moyen Âge et sous la Renaissance. By taking into account this wider perspective, I intend to show that the presence of a diegetic spectacle reinforces the subversive value of the two works by including a moment of utopian relief that invites both the characters and the readers to engage in a fight for freedom.