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Name of Author: Vivien Hennessy
Student number: 0717029
PhD Thesis in Arts (French Studies)
Department of French Studies
Mary Immaculate College
University of Limerick
Internal Supervisor: Dr. Loïc Guyon
Internal Examiner: Dr. Mairéad Ní Bhriain
External Examiner: Professor Diana Holmes
Submitted to Mary Immaculate College: 5th June 2015 iiAbstract
Renée Vivien, born Pauline Mary Tarn in England in 1877, moved to Paris at the age of twenty-one, where she pursued a literary career. Between 1901 and 1909, when she died at the age of thirty-two, Vivien published over thirty volumes of poetry, several short stories, translat write exclusively in French, and her proficiency in that language is evidenced in her adherence to the strict conventions of French prosody. She was also a Classics scholar, and her knowledge of Greek facilitated her translation of Sappho into French. Vivien was lesbianism was fashionable amongst the bohemian and literary circles of the Belle Époque. However, while these circles enjoyed sexual and cultural freedoms, an undercurrent of misogynistic and anti-feminist sentiment prevailed in French society. Such misogyny found expression in the medical discourse of the period and was articulated in literature and the popular press. and prose, influenced by decadent and symbolist writing, challenged and subverted the androcentrism of these genres, confronting their anti-feminist/lesbian bias. Contemporaneous criticism of her work, focused on her image as a doomed and tragic lesbian, infamous for her hedonistic lifestyle, while modern critics pointed to her Decadent influences as an example of the anti-feminist aesthetic at play in her poetics. This thesis however aims through a close to demonstrate the proto- writing, and through the prism of the themes of death, rebirth and transformation, to ence. iiiAcknowledgements
I would like to take this opportunity to thank Dr. Loïc Guyon for his invaluable insight, advice and wisdom in the supervision of this thesis as well as Professor Melanie Hawthorne of Texas A & M University for her guidance. I would also like to thank all those in the French Department of Mary Immaculate College, for their kind encouragement. To my parents, Derry and Dolores, my sister Fiona, and my brothers Neil and Ronan, I would like to express my sincere gratitude for your support. Above all, this project is dedicated to my four children, Dolores, Hema, Ciara and Fionn; who remain as always my greatest sources of inspiration. ivDedication
À mes enfants et toute ma famille
vDeclaration
I hereby declare that this dissertation is entirely my own work and has not, in full or part, been submitted to any other institutions.Vivien Hennessy
June 2015
Parts of this thesis have been presented as papers at various conferences as listed below: Poetic Desire: Diversity, Sapphic Discourse and Feminist Decadence in the works of Renée Vivien (1901- New Voices 2013: in Literary and Cultural 13th- 15th June, 2013, NUI Maynooth. femme-fatale as proto-feminist symbol: Renée Vivien's not so damned Third Annual Limerick Postgraduate Conference. oping a culture of29th of May, 2014, Limerick Institute of Technology.
and the Poet: From Decadent Symbol to Subjective Experience, Grief and Mourning in the poetics of Renée . The Literature of Loss, International Conference. 20th of February 2015, Mary Immaculate College, Limerick. Gender Identity in Conflict and Crisis: Renée Vivien's poetic vision and re-vision of the New WomanSociety of dix-neuviémistes 13th Annual Conference, &RQIOLWquotesdbs_dbs21.pdfusesText_27[PDF] flowchart of if else statement in java
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