THE ROLE OF THE READER AS SEEN BY ECO AND BAKHTINE: THE EXAMPLE OF G. FLAUBERT'S MADAME BOVARY

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VIDAR HOLM HELGE

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Journal: PLUME Year:2012 | Volume:6 | Issue:14 Page(s): 99-129

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THE ROLE OF THE READER AS SEEN BY ECO AND BAKHTINE: THE EXAMPLE OF G. FLAUBERT'S MADAME BOVARY

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FLAUBERTQ2

BAKHTINQ2

ECOQ3

ROLE OF THE READERQ2

DIALOGISMQ2

CHRONOTOPEQ2

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Based on a discourse analysis of a text passage from Gustave FLAUBERT’s novel, Madame Bovary. Moeurs de Province (1856), this paper discusses the ROLE OF THE READER according to Umberto ECO and to Mikhail BAKHTIN, with reference to ECO’s notions of model reader and intentio operis, and to BAKHTIN’s notions of CHRONOTOPE and adressivity. It is especially the importance of the last of the mentioned notions that makes the BAKHTINian idea of the ROLE OF THE READER differ from that of ECO. The addressivity of the novelistic text implies that any reader, by his otherness, adds a “different” element to the literary work, thus strengthening the dialogical aspect of the novel. In the analyzed passage of FLAUBERT’s novel, we see how the dialogical meeting of the creative CHRONOTOPE of the author with that of the reader “liberates” the FLAUBERT’s text from the author’s contemporarity, admitting it to the longue durEe of literary masterpieces.FRENCH: Le role du destinataire chez ECO et BAKHTINe: L’exemple deMadame Bovary de G. FLAUBERTA partir d’une analyse de discours d’un extrait du roman de Gustave FLAUBERT, Madame Bovary. Moeurs de Province (1856), cet article traite du role du lecteur selon respectivement Umberto ECO et Michail BAKHTINe, a partir des notions ECOniennes de lecteur modèle et d’ intentio operis, et des notions BAKHTINiennes de CHRONOTOPE et d’ adressivité. C’est notamment l’importance de cette derni ere notion qui fait que la conception de role du lecteur chez BAKHTINe differe de celle d’Eco. L’adressivite du texte romanesque implique que tout lecteur par son alterite ajoute un element “autre” a l’oeuvre litteraire, renforcant ainsi le caractere dialogique du roman. Dans l’extrait analyse du roman FLAUBERTien, nous voyons comment la rencontre dialogique entre le CHRONOTOPE createur de l’auteur et celui du lecteur “libere”le texte FLAUBERTien de la contemporaneite de son auteur vers la longue durée des chefs d’oeuvres litteraires.key wordS: FLAUBERT, BAKHTINe, ECO, Role du Lecteur, DIALOGISMe, CHRONOTOPE, Adressivite

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VIDAR HOLM, HELGE. (2012). THE ROLE OF THE READER AS SEEN BY ECO AND BAKHTINE: THE EXAMPLE OF G. FLAUBERT'S MADAME BOVARY. PLUME, 6(14), 99-129. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/119957/en

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VIDAR HOLM HELGE. THE ROLE OF THE READER AS SEEN BY ECO AND BAKHTINE: THE EXAMPLE OF G. FLAUBERT'S MADAME BOVARY. PLUME[Internet]. 2012;6(14):99-129. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/119957/en

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HELGE VIDAR HOLM, “THE ROLE OF THE READER AS SEEN BY ECO AND BAKHTINE: THE EXAMPLE OF G. FLAUBERT'S MADAME BOVARY,” PLUME, vol. 6, no. 14, pp. 99–129, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/119957/en

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