Ethnology(ies) of the literary

Ethnology(ies) of <i>the</i> literary
Vol. 44, 2014/4 - 192 pages
Pages 581 to 585

Places and phrases. An ethnology of writers and literary worlds

By Laurent Sébastien Fournier, Jean-Marie Privat
Pages 587 to 597

Maria Chapdelaine, a novel’s many lives

By Sylvie Sagnes
Pages 599 to 610

Tartarin on the field. Literary motives and ethnographic fieldwork

By Laurent Sébastien Fournier
Pages 611 to 620

The construction of a literary scene in the French Caribbean. Mediation and reappropriation

By Anna Lesne
Pages 621 to 629

Local roots and literary visibility. The case of writers with low recognition in the Rhône-Alpes area

By Géraldine Bois
Pages 631 to 642

Female Tunisian writers ordered to mention the body and to keep it silent. Narrow avenues for literary recognition

By Abir Kréfa
Pages 643 to 650

With her lame leg: Ethnocritical analysis of Baudelaire’s poem “À une passante” (To a Passer-By)

By Sophie Ménard
Pages 651 to 661

The letter and the basket, an ethnocritical study of Flaubert

By Jean-Marie Privat
Pages 663 to 670

An asouade in a book by Countess of Ségur, or how to enlighten youth

By Marie-Christine Vinson
Pages 671 to 678

Koltès or the theater of lost virginity

By Marie Scarpa
Pages 679 to 688

Discussing Osnabrück by Hélène Cixous: Ethnocritical proposals

By Alice Delmotte-Halter
Pages 689 to 697

Blurring the boundaries between literature and anthropology. A British perspective

By Máiréad Nic Craith, Ullrich Kockel
Pages 699 to 706

Past, present and future of literary anthropology in Italy

By Domenico Scafoglio

Varia

Pages 707 to 717

Playing in school canteens

By Géraldine Comoretto
Pages 719 to 724

Children, madmen, and dogs. Rough and serious games in Haitian hills

By Nadège Mézié
Pages 725 to 736

Medieval Living History. An ethnography of the “contemporary past”

By Audrey Tuaillon Demésy

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Pages 737 to 756

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