Hypertextuality and The Reconstruction of Mythological Characters of Orpheus and Eurydice in Amé lie Nothomb's Mercure

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Tabatabaie Fatemeh Sadat; HAYATI ASHTIANI KARIM

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Journal: Mytho-Mystic Literature Year:2020 | Volume:16 | Issue:60 Page(s): 203-228

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Hypertextuality and The Reconstruction of Mythological Characters of Orpheus and Eurydice in Amé lie Nothomb's Mercure

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Tabatabaie Fatemeh Sadat | HAYATI ASHTIANI KARIM | Issue Writer Certificate

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Amelie NothombQ1

hypertextualityQ1

dualityQ2

MercureQ1

The Myth of OrpheusQ1

EurydiceQ1

Abstract

One of the postmodern features of Amelie Nothomb's novels is the use of myths, most notably The Myth of Orpheus and Eurydice in Mercure. Nothomb draws inspiration from the myth, makes major changes to it and rewrites it with her feminist perspective. Contrary to The Myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, in Mercure, woman has priority over man and has the last word. In this research, by using analytical-comparative method, we describe these changes and the techniques used and show that the communication system that connects the novel to the myth is hypertextuality. We also try to explain in detail the main mythemes that make up the image of Eurydice, the duality of female characters, the duality of the structure of the novel, as well as the reversal of the roles. The characters of Adele and Azel take different paths and present two different images of Eurydice. In fact, these changes are due to the independence and ambiguity of the novel's female character through the process of duality in the image of Eurydice, and cause the author to present a new version of The Myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, in which woman is superior to man.

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Tabatabaie, Fatemeh Sadat, & HAYATI ASHTIANI, KARIM. (2020). Hypertextuality and The Reconstruction of Mythological Characters of Orpheus and Eurydice in Amé lie Nothomb's Mercure. MYTHO-MYSTIC LITERATURE JOURNAL (PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE JOURNAL), 16(60 ), 203-228. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/383752/en

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Tabatabaie Fatemeh Sadat, HAYATI ASHTIANI KARIM. Hypertextuality and The Reconstruction of Mythological Characters of Orpheus and Eurydice in Amé lie Nothomb's Mercure. MYTHO-MYSTIC LITERATURE JOURNAL (PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE JOURNAL)[Internet]. 2020;16(60 ):203-228. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/383752/en

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Fatemeh Sadat Tabatabaie, and KARIM HAYATI ASHTIANI, “Hypertextuality and The Reconstruction of Mythological Characters of Orpheus and Eurydice in Amé lie Nothomb's Mercure,” MYTHO-MYSTIC LITERATURE JOURNAL (PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE JOURNAL), vol. 16, no. 60 , pp. 203–228, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/383752/en

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