Présentation
Revue d'études culturelles is an interdisciplinary journal that brings together researchers in the humanities and social sciences to discuss cultural themes and issues. Its aim is to bring together mass culture, popular culture and elite culture in order to compare works from all geographical and cultural horizons. Supported by the CPTC (Centre Pluridisciplinaire Textes et Cultures, UR4178) at the Université Bourgogne Europe, it is published once a year.
Contents
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Avant-propos
- Foreword
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Artistically Representing “The People”: The Challenge of Referents
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Peuple : l’impossible définition d’un concept
- People: The Impossible Definition of a Concept
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Populaire, une ritournelle de l’historien chiffonnier ?
- Popular, a Rag-Tag Historian’s Jingle?
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Rap en français : Dire « peuple » rend-il « populaire » ?
- Rap in French: Does Saying “People” Make it “Popular”?
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Towards Unity? Artistic Representations of the People as a Whole
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« Les masses populaires ne furent pas ignorantes et désemparées… » : le peuple ouvrier d’Emile Pouget et Emile Pataud
- “The popular masses were not so ignorant and bewildered...”: The Working People of Émile Pouget and Émile Pataud
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De quelques malentendus sur la généalogie du théâtre public
- Some Misunderstandings About the Genealogy of Public Theater
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A Proletarian Literature?
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Porosities between High and Popular Cultures
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Du recueil à l’opéra : transferts et mutations de la ballade
- From Collection to Opera: Transfers and Metamorphoses of the Ballad
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La marionnette est-elle un « théâtre du peuple » ? Quelques réflexions à partir d’un corpus du début du XXe siècle
- Is Puppetry a People’s Theater? Some Reflections Based on a Corpus from the Early 20th Century
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