Fragoletta, roman de la formation négative

Fragoletta. Naples et Paris en 1799, by Henri de Latouche, is considered the founding novel of the androgyne motif in the 19th century. The eponymous character projects a protean image of femininity – warlike, libertine, mysterious – in which we can see a critique of Ancien Régime society and the st...

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Main Author: Aurélia Cervoni
Format: Article
Language:fra
Published: Seminario di filologia francese 2023-11-01
Series:Revue Italienne d'Etudes Françaises
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Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/rief/10498
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Summary:Fragoletta. Naples et Paris en 1799, by Henri de Latouche, is considered the founding novel of the androgyne motif in the 19th century. The eponymous character projects a protean image of femininity – warlike, libertine, mysterious – in which we can see a critique of Ancien Régime society and the status it assigns to women. According to Michel Crouzet, Fragoletta is a singularly disunited work : a formation novel, but also an adventure and historical novel, sentimental novel and black novel. This article aims to show how Latouche hijacks and subverts the codes of the formation ovel.
ISSN:2240-7456