69 research outputs found
Les voyages de papier de Marzi : formes et formats d’une oeuvre transnationale
No full textFor twelve years, the autobiographic figure of Marzi has been undertaking her paper journey through a web of works written by Polish author Marzena Sowa and drawn by French cartoonist Sylvain Savoia. Just for its French‐language versions, Marzi has known all sorts of formats within the same medium, i.e. comics. This paper explores the forms and formats of this web of autobiographical comics in the francophone sphere.For twelve years, the autobiographic figure of Marzi has been undertaking her paper journey through a web of works written by Polish author Marzena Sowa and drawn by French cartoonist Sylvain Savoia. Just for its French‐language versions, Marzi has known all sorts of formats within the same medium, i.e. comics. This paper explores the forms and formats of this web of autobiographical comics in the francophone sphere
L’auctorialité dans Marzi, une bande dessinée autobiographique en collaboration
No full textDepuis douze ans, le personnage autobiographique Marzi grandit dans le journal de Spirou, au fil de brefs récits de bande dessinée réalisés en Belgique ou en France par un dessinateur français, Sylvain Savoia, et une scénariste polonaise, Marzena Sowa. Une telle autobiographie, réalisée en collaboration, constitue un cas limite pour les questions d’auctorialité, elle bouscule l’idée que l’autobiographie en BD doit être l’œuvre solitaire d’un « auteur complet ». Cet article envisage la réception de l’auctorialité de Marzi de points de vue externes et internes, en partant du contexte de publication de l’hebdomadaire Spirou, pour aboutir à des microlectures de l’œuvre autobiographique. En complexifiant l’équation autobiographique posée par le poéticien Philippe Lejeune, héros = narrateur = auteur, le cas de Marzi montre que les instances fictives du méga-narrateur et de l’auteur constituent avant tout des faits de réception activés par l’œuvre.For twelve years the autobiographical character Marzi has been growing up through short comics stories in the Spirou magazine, created in Belgium and France by a French artist, Sylvain Savoia and a Polish writer, Marzena Sowa. Realized through collaboration, such an autobiography opens up a grey area for questions concerning authorship. It shatters the notion that autobiography in comics has to be the individual work of a 'complete' author. This article considers the reception of Marzi's authorship through internal and external perspectives, starting with the publication context of the weekly Spirou and ending with close readings of the autobiographical work. In rendering complex the autobiographical equation suggested by literary scholar Philippe Lejeune, protagonist=narrator=author, the case of Marzi shows that fictive agents such as the 'méga-narrateur' and the author are, above all, activated during the reading of the work
Les voyages de papier de Marzi : formes et formats d’une œuvre transnationale
No full textDepuis douze ans, le personnage autobiographique Marzi accomplit ses voyages de papier à travers un réseau d’œuvres écrites par la scénariste polonaise Marzena Sowa et dessinées par l’artiste français Sylvain Savoia. Rien que dans ses versions francophones, Marzi a connu toutes sortes de formats au sein du même média, la bande dessinée. Cet article s’intéresse aux formes et formats de ce réseau de bandes dessinées autobiographiques dans le domaine francophone.For twelve years, the autobiographic figure of Marzi has been undertaking her paper journey through a web of works written by Polish author Marzena Sowa and drawn by French cartoonist Sylvain Savoia. Just for its French-language versions, Marzi has known all sorts of formats within the same medium, i.e. comics. This paper explores the forms and formats of this web of autobiographical comics in the francophone sphere
Marzena Sowa’s Comics. Marzi Talks About Childhood in PRL
No full textPolish screenwriter Marzena Sowa is the author of the comics’ cycle about Marzi, which was published in the years 2005–2011 and was an international success (the drawings prepared by Sylvain Savoia). The storiesabout the red-haired girl, the daughter of the workman and the resident of industrial city are the forms autobiographical, that show the reality of life in Poland in the 1980s. The prospect of a child, who is a careful observer of the adult world, has allowed the presentation of history of country in Central Europe at the end of communism. The cycle of Marzi presents an evocative picture of experience “last generation of PRL”, is the witness to the contemporary culture and the record of the struggles of society with the problems of everyday life in “difficult times”. Since its debut in 2005, the critic compares this comic diary from the time of puberty to the famous Persepolisof Marjane Satrapi. For the modern reader the books of Marzena Sowa is a valuable source of knowledge about Poland in the days of “Solidarity” and Lech Wałęsa, as well as the iconic comics that has a big power of social and cultural impact
Raconter le care ?
No full textLe roman L’homme ralenti de John M. Coetzee dépeint une relation de care entre Paul Rayment, accidenté et handicapé, et son aide à domicile Marijana. Transformé en terrain d’enquête, ce roman permet alors d’étudier le lien entre care et littérature. Il met également en scène les travailleuses domestiques (nounous, aides-soignantes, aides à domicile), révolutionnant l’ordre symbolique et renversant leur condition d’invisibilité. S’appuyant sur la critique littéraire féministe, et à partir du personnage de la travailleuse de care, l’auteure envisage la déconstruction de la notion d’héroïsme, proposant celle d’« héroïnisme ». Cette étude vise à convaincre lectrices et lecteurs de l’importance d’intégrer les problématiques contemporaines du care dans les études littéraires et de l’utilité de remettre en cause, de façon critique, la distinction souvent faite entre « fiction » et « réalité ». Docteure en études de genre et littératures comparées, Laura Marzi est critique littéraire, écrivaine et traductrice. Active dans le milieu des féminismes italiens et dans la presse, elle a publié plusieurs articles scientifiques et traductions.John M. Coetzee’s novel “Slow Man” depicts a care relationship between Paul Rayment, an accident victim with a disability, and his home helper Marijana. Transformed into a field investigation, this novel allows us to study the link between care and literature. It also features domestic workers (nannies, care assistants, home helpers), revolutionising the symbolic order and overturning their invisible status. Drawing on feminist literary criticism, and based on the character of the care worker, the author considers the deconstruction of the notion of heroism, by proposing instead the notion of “heroinism”. This study aims to convince readers of the importance of integrating contemporary care issues into literary studies and of the usefulness of critically questioning the distinction often made between “fiction” and “reality”. Laura Marzi has a PhD in gender studies and comparative literature and is a literary critic, writer and translator. Active in the Italian feminist scene and in the press, she has published several scientific articles and translations
Ten years of conflict management research 2007-2017
No full textPurpose: The purpose of this study is to map the intellectual structure of conflict management studies by investigating the key themes, concepts and their relationships for the period 2007-2017. The study updates the previous decade (1997-2006) investigation by Ma et al. (2008) to reflect the increased publication efforts in the field. Design/methodology/approach: Bibliometric analysis was used to trace the development path of the extant literature. The study included activity indicators such as distribution of articles and most-cited journals; relationship indicators such as co-author analysis and keyword analysis; and the mapping of the theoretical foundations. Findings: The analysis identified five key themes that help track the direction of conflict management research: negotiation, mediation, trust, conflict management styles and performance. Originality/value: These themes show a wider diversification of topics in the field than in the past, corroborating previous results about the reputation and maturity of conflict management as an independent scientific field of research. This study will help scholars to improve their understanding of the evolution of conflict management studies and the direction that conflict management research is taking, in particular, identifying available avenues for future research
Marzi’s paper journey : forms and formats of a transnational work
No full textFor twelve years, the autobiographic figure of Marzi has been undertaking her paper journey through a web of works written by Polish author Marzena Sowa and drawn by French cartoonist Sylvain Savoia. Just for its French‐language versions, Marzi has known all sorts of formats within the same medium, i.e. comics. This paper explores the forms and formats of this web of autobiographical comics in the francophone sphere
Potential of satellite‐based land emissivity estimates for the detection of high‐latitude freeze and thaw states
No full textThe High Temporal Detection of Land Surface Freeze and Thaw States via a Combination of Passive Microwave Estimates
No full textFine temporal resolution freeze and thaw states using combination of microwave land surface emissivity estimated
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