Request for preparation of Maintenance "oral French" on Madame de La Fayette, La Princesse de Cleves: Issues, problems and opening
first ES series
Sequence: The novel :
Sequence 1: The character of the novel: the mythological fantasy to be flesh.
Problem: How the character development of novel allows us to understand the evolution of society and its expectations for literature?
text studied in this sequence: Preview
The Princess of Cleves by Madame de La Fayette.
From Don Quixote Miguel Cervantes.
Preview of 1984 by George Orwell.
Excerpt From Les Miserables by Victor Hugo.
Others: Additional texts: consult (the additional texts are essential to prepare for your interview)
Excerpt from Book III of "Metamorphoses" of Ovid.
From The Red and the Black by Stendhal. Excerpt from
Horla de Maupassant. Preview
Mirror leaking of Giovanni Papini.
table Johannes Gumpp "Self-portrait".
Extract Money by Emile Zola.
From "Antony" by Alexandre Dumas.
From The Lover by Harold Pinter.
Excerpt from scene 9 of Act III of Turkey by Georges Feydeau.
Preview The Pricess of Cleves by Madame de La Fayette. Volume
fourth (excerpt)
- Hey! Believe you can, Madam? cried Monsieur de Nemours. Do you keep your resolutions against a man who adores you and is quite happy to please you? It's harder than you think, Madam, to resist what we like and what we love. You did an austere virtue, which has almost no examples, but this virtue is no longer opposed to your feelings, and I hope you will follow in spite of yourself.
- I know there is nothing more difficult than what I do, "said Madame de Cleves, I distrust my strength in the middle of my reasons. I think that having the memory of Monsieur de Cleves would be low, if it was supported by the rest of my interest, and the rest of my reasons need to be supported by those of my duty. But although I am suspicious of myself, I do not think I ever conquer my scruples, and I hope not also overcome the inclination I have for you. It will make me unhappy, and I deprive myself of your sight, some violence as I can costs. I conjure you, by all the power I have on you, not seek any opportunity to see me. I'm in a state that makes me any crimes which may be allowed in another time, and the only decorum prohibits trade between us.
Monsieur de Nemours fell at his feet, and gave himself up to all the various movements of which he was agitated. It showed him, and his words and his tears, the deepest and most tender passion which a heart was ever touched. That of Madame de Cleves was not insensitive, and looking at the prince with eyes slightly swollen by tears
- Why is it, "cried she, I can accuse you of the death of Monsieur de Cleves? What have I started to know you since I am free, or why do I not known that before being hired? Why the destiny separates us does it by a barrier so invincible?
- There is no obstacle, Madam, "replied Monsieur de Nemours. You alone are opposed to my happiness, you only you impose a law that virtue and reason do not impose.
- It is true, she replied, I sacrificed a lot to a duty that exists only in my imagination. Wait what time will do. Monsieur de Cleves is still only expire, and this object is too sad close to let me clear and distinct views. However have the pleasure to be endeared to a person who would not like if she had ever seen you do, believe that the feelings I have for you will last forever, and they survive well, whatever I do.
Farewell, "she said, here's a conversation that makes me ashamed to go into account Mr. vidame; I agree, and I beg you.
She went on to say these words without Monsieur de Nemours could keep her.
Analytical Reading
introduction
Locate the extract from the work, the present work, the author, raise the issue and announcing the plan
problem: How
the character of the princess will it get closer to a classical ideal?
Development:
I) Dialogue of the deaf:
between
A) Lady of Cleves = right, duty, sense-declarative sentence: "I feel bound to the memory of Monsieur de Cleves would be small, s' He was supported by the rest of my interest ";" if it was supported by the rest of my interest, "" and the reasons for my rest need to be supported by those of my duty " .
and
B) Mr de Nemours = Passion, tries to persuade her to love, field-lexical interrogative sentences exclamatory +.
Champs lexical feelings = "your feelings", "happiness", "love", "passion".
Champs lexical persuasion = "love", "please", "happy". Monsieur de Nemours
tries to blame the guilty by making their misfortune: "You have done it by virtue austere, which has scarcely an example, but this virtue is no longer opposed to your feelings, and I hope that you will follow in spite of yourself "," you alone you impose a law that virtue and reason do not impose. "
He humbled by his entreaties, her tears and the fact that he throws himself at her feet: "Monsieur de Nemours fell at his feet and s' abandoned to all movements which he was agitated," "He showed him, and his words and his tears, the deepest and most tender heart is a passion that was never touched. "
They do not belong to the same universe, so it can not interact.
is an opposition of love and reason as in a tragedy.
transition possible:
This dialogue of the deaf between the two characters is a harbinger of a tragic situation
II) tragic heroes:
All topos the tragedy appeared in the text.
A) =
Regrets register pathetic
Supplication of the Duke, rhéorique question: "Why is it," cried she, I can accuse you of the death of Monsieur de Cleves? What have I started to know you since I am free, or why do I not known that before being hired? Why the destiny separates us does an obstruction so invincible? ".
admission only and eternal love =
B) =
Impossible Love duty it imposes guilt by.
Destiny-fate: "Why do I not known before being hired ? Why the destiny separates us does it by a barrier so invincible? ".
Tragic Dilemma:" It is true, she replied, I sacrificed a lot to a duty that exists only in my imagination, "she chooses duty, the eternal lovers "think that the feelings I have for you will last forever" Confessions
rupture "Have however pleased to be endeared to a person who would like nothing if it does you had ever seen. "
Farewell" Farewell, "she said." Madame de Cleves
:-lexical fields of reason "forces", "reason" "should," "rest", "decency" "forbidden".
Conclusion
The character of the Princess of Cleves is the same model of "honest man" of the XVII th century.
It is reasonable and does not succumb to the passion of love. The character of Roman
is a social model to follow. Opening
possible:
Intertextuality with another excerpt from the book or other work of the corpus to study
A visit to complete your reflection on the novel, the fictional character and find other possible openings :
The fictional character in the twentieth century
http://docremuneres.forumparfait.com/le-roman-au-xxeme-siecle-etude-des-personnages-vt1432.html
TEXTS ON THE CHARACTER OF ROMAN
http://docremuneres .forumparfait.com/textes-sur-le-personnage-de-roman-vt1433.html
The fictional character in the nineteenth century
http://docremuneres.forumparfait.com/le-personnage-de -novel-to-nineteenth-century-vt1434.html
Notes: The nature of the novel
"The nature of the novel, if known, the novels were written by officials. The themes of the novels would be recorded on software, novels composed by computer. The nature of the novel is unknown. She flies under the spirit of the man who wrote the novel as the woman flees, while indulging in the hands of her lover, while his own imagination wanders. The nature of the novel is the absence. The novel is not only mobile, he is moving, it changes while it runs, it ignores the next word forever. The nature of the novel is infinity. The novel is the autobiography in action. The novelist is a creation of each moment. He says "I" to lie. It affirms man and woman, angel and monster, a young man and old man. He died as many times as necessary. He loves tirelessly. The nature of the novel is sex. The novel is a sexual act. The nature of the novel is a redheaded woman in a dark room, who covets a movie actor. "Earlier, at home, Lexington Avenue. "She closes her eyes and sinking nails into his palms. The nature of the novel is an old man sitting on a folding chair, neck protected from the sun by a handkerchief, looking motionless, dusty landscape. He drinks a orchiatta that brings him a young waiter, whom he believes is vaguely recognize, and drawing from his pocket a book, he tries to write down a memory that has crossed his mind. His hand trembles. The nature of the novel is war between desire and memory, between writing and time. The nature of the novel is the impossible. "
Bourgeade Pierre, The nature of the novel
Look it:
Presentation of the work, the Princess of Cleves
http:/ / docremuneres.forumparfait.com/la-princesse-de-cleves-presentation-de-l-oeuvre-expose-vt2668.html
Biography of Madame de la Fayette
http://docremuneres.forumparfait. com/madame-de-la-fayette-biographie-vt2669.html
Second part of the interview: questions about the author, the work and the extract
The oral Feeder French
Request from Sofia, the first Roman ES
sequence
Madame de Lafayette, The Princess of Cleves
I - Questions about the author
- In what century Madame de la Fayette is it?
- What's his name?
- What are its origins?
- At what time it is introduced into the literary salons?
- Who was French Motier?
- What are his contemporaries?
- Name one other work of Madame de La Fayette
- What is the most famous work?
To answer questions about the author, see the biography
Biography of Madame de la Fayette http://docremuneres.forumparfait.com/madame-de-la-fayette-biographie vt2669.html-
II - Questions about the work: The Princess of Cleves:
- What is the literary genre of this book?
- Under what conditions has it been published?
- What is the background of the book?
- What is the historical context?
- Can we say it is a historical novel?
- What is the relationship between this work and cultural life in the seventeenth century?
- Can you talk like a literary model?
- What are the historical elements of the novel?
- What are the three major influences of the book?
- What can we say about the reception of the book?
To answer questions about the work, see the following discussion by following this link
Presentation of the work, the Princess of Cleves http://docremuneres.forumparfait .com/la-princesse-de-cleves-presentation-de-l-oeuvre-expose-vt2668.html
III - Questions about the sample:
problem:
What the character of the princess will it get closer to a classical ideal?
1 - A dialogue of the deaf:
- embodied by Madame de La Fayette?
- What values is she?
- That marks the declarative sentence: "I believe ... rest"?
- What does Monsieur de Nemours?
- What values embodied on?
- Raise the lexical field of persuasion and feelings
- Quote text
- Can one speak of an opposition between love and reason?
- Explain
- Can we speak of a tragic situation?
2 - tragic heroes:
A -
- Take the pathetic record
- That marks the rhetorical question: "Why is it, she cried t'... invincible?"
- Do we have a lexical field tragic? Justify.
B -
- What role does guilt play t'it?
- On what he said love is "impossible"?
- How the fate shines it?
- What t'-and reflected as it tragic?
- What is the tragic dilemma?
- Read the sentence in the passage, marks the admission of failure.
- What can we say that The Princess of Cleves embodies the character of the novel in the sense of a model?
- t'she Embodies the very model of the "honest man" of the XVII th century?
Look it:
To answer the questions, see the analytical reading
Analytical Reading: http://docremuneres.forumparfait.com/questions-sur-la-pricesse-de -clever-by-same-de-la-fayette-vt2608.html
The oral Feeder French: Sequence novel, Madame de La Fayette, the Princess of Cleves
Look it :
Presentation of the work, the Princess of Cleves http://docremuneres.forumparfait.com/la-princesse-de-cleves-presentation-de-l- work-sets-vt2668.html
Biography of Madame de la Fayette
http://docremuneres.forumparfait.com/madame-de-la-fayette-biographie-vt2669.html
Analytical Reading :
http://docremuneres.forumparfait.com/questions-sur-la-pricesse-de-cleves-de-mme-de-la-fayette-vt2608.html
Second part of the interview , questions about the author, the egg-bearing and the extract present in oral
http://docremuneres.forumparfait.com/questions-sur-la-pricesse-de-cleves-de-mme-de- the Lafayette-vt2608.html
Links sheets with reference to bin sequence "novel"
literary techniques: the novel sequence
Lyrics reported, sheet tray
http://docremuneres.forumparfait.com/les-paroles-rapportees-vt509.html
The vocabulary and punctuation
http://docremuneres.forumparfait.com/le-lexique-et-la- punctuation-vt510.html
The value of time and fashion
http://docremuneres.forumparfait.com/la-valeur-des-temps-et-des-modes-fiche-bac-vt491.html
The basic vocabulary sheet tray
http://docremuneres.forumparfait.com/le-vocabulaire-de-base-pour-le-baccalaureat-de-francais-vt380.html
Figures of speech
http://docremuneres.forumparfait.com/les-figures-de-rhetorique-vt379.html
forms of discourse
http://docremuneres.forumparfait.com/les-formes de-speech plug-bin-vt371.html
Records
http://docremuneres.forumparfait.com/fiches-cours-de-francais-les-registres-vt239.html
Glossary definitions in French
http:/ / docremuneres.forumparfait.com/lexique-de-definitions-en-francais-vt102.html
Articles literature
http://docremuneres.forumparfait.com/les-articles-en-litterature- vf20.html
The implicit
http://docremuneres.forumparfait.com/l-implicite-vt1284.html
The literary genre: the novel
Naturalism
http://docremuneres.forumparfait.com/le-naturalisme-vt846.html
sheet tray, the novel
http://docremuneres.forumparfait.com / the-roman-introduction-vt480.html
identify the literary genre
http://docremuneres.forumparfait.com/identifier-le-genre-litteraire-vt473.html
's character novel in the twentieth century
http://docremuneres.forumparfait.com/le-roman-au-xxeme-siecle-etude-des-personnages-vt1432.html
TEXTS ON THE CHARACTER THE ROMAN
http://docremuneres.forumparfait.com/textes-sur-le-personnage-de-roman-vt1433.html
The fictional character in the nineteenth century
http:// docremuneres.forumparfait.com/le-personnage-de-roman-au-xixe-siecle-vt1434.html
evolution of the novel
http://docremuneres.forumparfait.com/l-evolution du genre-fiction-vt1599.html
The origins of the novel
http://docremuneres.forumparfait.com/les-origines-du-roman-vt1603.html
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