Le brocanteur de Charleville
Designed as a tribute to Jean Jamin, who died on 21 January 2022, this article questions the place of literature and autobiographical writing in his works. It focuses on the patterns of disparition and memory, but also of flea market and shipwreck in his writings, and it sheds light on the importanc...
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| author | Julien Bondaz |
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| description | Designed as a tribute to Jean Jamin, who died on 21 January 2022, this article questions the place of literature and autobiographical writing in his works. It focuses on the patterns of disparition and memory, but also of flea market and shipwreck in his writings, and it sheds light on the importance of Arthur Rimbaud and Michel Leiris in his trajectory. It also considers the texts that Jamin published on the occasion of several famous exhibitions held at the Museum of Ethnography in Neuchâtel, showing that these texts have been privileged spaces for him to question the relationships between literature, museology and anthropology. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-6f67adf90104411bb5a86d969656f0b42022-12-22T02:43:14ZfraUniversité de LiègeContextes1783-094X2022-06-013210.4000/contextes.10833Le brocanteur de CharlevilleJulien BondazDesigned as a tribute to Jean Jamin, who died on 21 January 2022, this article questions the place of literature and autobiographical writing in his works. It focuses on the patterns of disparition and memory, but also of flea market and shipwreck in his writings, and it sheds light on the importance of Arthur Rimbaud and Michel Leiris in his trajectory. It also considers the texts that Jamin published on the occasion of several famous exhibitions held at the Museum of Ethnography in Neuchâtel, showing that these texts have been privileged spaces for him to question the relationships between literature, museology and anthropology.http://journals.openedition.org/contextes/10833AnthropologieJamin (Jean)EthnologieBrocante |
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| title | Le brocanteur de Charleville |
| title_full | Le brocanteur de Charleville |
| title_fullStr | Le brocanteur de Charleville |
| title_full_unstemmed | Le brocanteur de Charleville |
| title_short | Le brocanteur de Charleville |
| title_sort | le brocanteur de charleville |
| topic | Anthropologie Jamin (Jean) Ethnologie Brocante |
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