Regards Sur Les Archives d'Écrivains Francophones Au Canada

Int grer les archives d'un crivain - ses carnets, son journal personnel, sa correspondance, les avant-textes de ses oeuvres publi es, voire ses notes de lecture - dans l'analyse de son oeuvre canonique permet, on le sait, d' clairer celle-ci autrement, d'en d gager un sens jusque-l inaccessible. Au Canada, m me si quelques initiatives d'envergure se sont d velopp es au cours des vingt derni res ann es, le versant francophone des archives d' crivains est demeur peu explor par les chercheurs, surtout en ce qui concerne les corpus hors Qu bec.
Cet ouvrage propose un tat pr sent des recherches men es dans plusieurs fonds d'archives et des tudes portant sur diff rents corpus ponctuels compos s des avant-textes et autres documents appartenant aux dossiers g n tiques d'oeuvres publi es. Si les tudes sur le corpus qu b cois (Roy, Gu vremont, H bert, Ducharme, Aquin, Tremblay, etc.) dominent en nombre, celles portant sur l'Ontario (Poliquin), le Manitoba (L veill ) et l'Acadie (Leblanc) sont aussi repr sent es.
Les diff rentes collaborations permettent de mettre en lumi re la multiplicit des perspectives sous lesquelles il est possible d'envisager les questionnements li s aux fonds d'archives - notamment g n tique, th matique, s miotique, historique, sociologique, diaristique -, tout en faisant ressortir la diversit et la richesse des diff rents fonds et les probl mes et lacunes qui leur sont inh rents.

Une co dition avec le Centre de recherche en civilisation canadienne-fran aise.
Ce livre est publi en fran ais. -
Engaging with a writer's archives - their notebooks, personal journals, correspondence, drafts, and annotations - when analyzing their canonical work, enables us to shed a different kind of light on the latter, to penetrate a hitherto inaccessible meaning. Although some significant initiatives have emerged in Canada over the past two decades, the Francophone aspect of writers' archives has remained relatively untouched by researchers, especially with regard to the corpus outside Quebec.

This work provides insight into the present state of research into several archival collections and of studies into different unique collections comprising drafts and other documents that are part of genetic records of published works. While the studies on the Quebec corpus (Roy, Gu vremont, H bert, Ducharme, Aquin, Tremblay, etc.) are more numerous, those on Ontario (Poliquin), Manitoba (L veill ) and Acadia (Leblanc) are also represented.

The various collaborations emphasize the range of possible approaches towards working with archives - including genetic, thematic, semiotic, historical, sociological, and diaristic - while highlighting the diversity and richness of different collections as well as their inherent problems and gaps.

A copublication with the Centre de recherche en civilisation canadienne-fran aise.

This book is published in French.

Author: Sophie Marcotte
Publisher: University of Ottawa Press
Published: 06/12/2019
Pages: 332
Binding Type: Paperback
ISBN: 9782760328297
Language: French

About the Author
Sophie Marcotte is a Professor of Quebec literature in the Department of French Studies at Concordia University, where she is the director of FIGURA-NT2-Concordia. A specialist in the work of Gabrielle Roy, she leads a research project which consists of the digital edition of the novelist's unpublished texts and manuscripts. In addition to her numerous publications on this topic in the form of critical editions and journal articles, she has published, since 2013, several studies on her most recent research focusing on the links between literature and technology.