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Association of Les Amis de San-Antonio (France)
University of Craiova, Faculty of Letters, Argotology Research Centre (Romania) Le Monde de San-Antonio Journal (France) 6th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE SAN-ANTONIO SERIES Following the previous conferences organised in the Universities of Bordeaux (1965), the Sorbonne (2010), Chambéry (2013), Dijon (2014) and Belfast (2015) A conference on: Humour and Laughter in San Antonio. Sources, instruments, translatability will take place in Craiova, May 25th and 26th 2017 at Casa Universitarilor This conference will bring together researchers and writers from different countries and across a range of disciplines including literary and language studies, translation studies, cultural history, film and media studies, to explore the significance of humour and laughter in San-Antonio’s oeuvre. Humour is an intrinsic and distinctive quality of the best-selling Crime novels authored by French Popular writer Frédéric Dard under the pen name of San-Antonio. A pastiche and a parody of post-war noir novels, the San-Antonio series kept their readers laughing for 50 years. As such, humour is one of the main keys to understanding their success and longevity. But as an aesthetic category, humour proves difficult to grasp, classify and theorize. The purpose of this conference will be to delineate and address literary, linguistic and methodology issues linked to San-Antonio’s laughter and assess their implications for San-Antonio’s creativity, language innovation, contribution to the crime genre, relation with his readership and literary legacy. Contributions of 30-minute papers are welcome on topics including, but not limited to: • Laughing in the Crime Genre • Undermining the narration; how Humor subverts the text • Posture of the author as an Humorist • Intertextual Humour : the resurfacing of jokes and funny stories • Interpreting San-Antonio’s Humour; a challenge for the reader? • Intercultural situations; translating Laughs. • Strategies for reading and explaining San-Antonio’s laughter Please send a 200 words proposals and a short bio by the 30th of June 2016 to lbala@central.ucv.ro. Scientific Committee Serge AMORÉ, Secretary of the Association Les Amis de San-Antonio (France) Hugues GALLI, University of Burgundy, Dijon (France) Thierry GAUTIER, Editor in chief of the Journal Le Monde de San-Antonio (France) Dominique JEANNEROD, ICRH, Queen’s University, Belfast (Northern Ireland, UK) Dominique LAGORGETTE, University of Savoy Mont Blanc, Chambéry (France) Raymond MILÉSI, Writer (France) Anda RĂDULESCU, University of Craiova (Romania) Gérard REYMOND, Vice-president of the Association Les Amis de San-Antonio (France) Daniel SIRACH, President of the Association Les Amis de San-Antonio (France) Laurenţiu BĂLĂ, University of Craiova (Romania) Select Bibliography Robert ESCARPIT, Une forme du roman noir au XXe siècle: le phénomène San-Antonio, Centre de sociologie des faits littéraires, Université de Bordeaux, 1965. Françoise RULLIER-THEURET, Faut pas pisser sur les vieilles recettes. San-Antonio ou la fascination pour le genre romanesque, Louvain-la-Neuve, Bruylant-Academia, 2008. Dominique JEANNEROD, San-Antonio et son double. L’aventure littéraire de Frédéric Dard, Paris, PUF, 2010. Françoise RULLIER-THEURET et al. (éds.), San-Antonio et la culture française. Actes du Colloque international des 18, 19 et 20 mars 2010 en Sorbonne, Chambéry, Éditions de l’Université de Savoie, 2011. Hugues GALLI (éd.), Pourquoi (re)lire San-Antonio aujourd'hui?, Dijon, Éditions Universitaires de Dijon, 2014. |
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