„Lélio” de Hector Berlioz et „Le contrebandier” de George Sand, ou une solitude d’un artiste (héros) romantique portant le masque du bandit

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Date
2019
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Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Opolskiego
Abstract
The notions of solitude and a bandit were very popular as a literary theme during Romanticism. Those two literary topoi were connected with the image of a romantic hero, and successively a romantic artist. This paper analyzes two very different works: a monodrama Lélio by Hector Berlioz and the short story Le contrebandier by George Sand, where a bandit is presented as a representation of a romantic artist.
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solitude, romantic artist, romantic hero, romantic bandit, George Sand, Hector Berlioz, Lélio, Le contrebandier
Citation
La solitude dans la littérature française et francophone, red. K. Modrzejewska, Opole 2019, s. 73-86
ISBN
978-83-7395-871-5