Academies and literary life in France in the 19th century. (Toulouse)

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Study day organized by

Elsa Courant and Romain Jalabert (CNRS/CELLF, Sorbonne University)

November 27, 2024 – Hôtel d’Assézat (Toulouse)

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Bears

9am: Opening remarks by Philippe Dazet-Brun, permanent secretary of the Academy of Floral Games 9:05am: Introduction

“Academy of Floral Games (I): historical perspectives for a literary institution”

Chair: Marie-Pierre Rey (Academy of Floral Games / University of Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne)

9:15 am: Caroline Barrera (FRAMESPA, INU Champollion): “The Floral Games and the academic life of Toulouse (1793-1865)”

9:40 am: Elsa Courant (CNRS / CELLF, Sorbonne University): “For a literary history of the Floral Games in the 19th century”

10:05 am: Fabienne Bercegol (PLH, University of Toulouse Jean Jaurès): “What are the winners of the Floral Games competition in the 19th century? »

10h30-10h45: discussion

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“Academy of Floral Games (II): flowers and genres of poetry”

Chair: Guy Larroux (LLA Creatis, Univ. Jean Jaurès)

11 a.m.: Romain Jalabert (CELLF, Sorbonne University): “Death at the Floral Games competition (19th century)”

11:25am: Tiphaine Rolland (CELLF, Sorbonne University): “Fables in the Floral Games competition (19th century)”

11:50 am: Jean-Marc Hovasse (CELLF, Sorbonne University): “The sonnet at the Floral Games competition (19th century)”

12h15-12h30: discussion

Lunch break

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Afternoon

“Academies and literary life in France”

Chair: Philippe Dazet-Brun (Academy of Floral Games / Catholic Institute of Toulouse)

2:15 pm: Catherine Ménager (Sorbonne Nouvelle University / Thalim): “Acknowledgment with a prize from the French Academy: Maxime Du Camp at work (1880-1894)”

2:40 pm: Stéphane Zékian (CNRS / IHRIM, Université Lumière Lyon 2): “The French Academy in the 19th century. Questions about general amnesia »

3:05 pm: Sarah Lévêque (Il Laboratorio, University of Toulouse Jean Jaurès): “French Academies, vectors of distribution and dedication of Dante’s Divine Comedy in French literature in the 19th century”

15h30: Debate.