René Char : poète de la révolte ? Une étude de Fureur et mystère à l’aune de L’Homme révolté d’Albert Camus
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- René Char has often been associated with revolt. Surrealist, Resistance fighter, ... : his literary and militant commitment against oppression is no longer in question. But is this a motive for revolt ? This is the question at the heart of this thesis. With the help of the essay L'Homme révolté by Albert Camus, with whom Char became friends after the war, we will study the nature of Char's revolt based on the anthology Fureur et mystère. Revolt is thus understood here as a strong concept, a feeling born of the refusal of the human condition, and which is expressed in a singular poetry born of the torments of the Second War. How to think about humanity after the disaster? It is through some of Char's greatest texts that we will try to find an answer...
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Boitquin, J. (2021). René Char : poète de la révolte ? Une étude de Fureur et mystère à l’aune de L’Homme révolté d’Albert Camus. https://dial-mem.test.bib.ucl.ac.be/handle/2078.2/24096