CHATEAUBRIAND ET LA VIOLENCE DE L’HISTOIRE DANS LES MÉMOIRES D’OUTRE-TOMBE

The theme of violence is a revealing entryway into Chateaubriand's poetics, aesthetics and politics, and the constructs of his imagination. Traumatized by the Revolution’s “river of blood”, the memorialist devised strategies of implication or protection, inaugurating a specific way of writing about violence.

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