| 期刊简介： | The term ‘interference’ indicates the encounter of phenomena that interact in order to modify, fortify or contradict themselves. In this modus of interference the discourses and practices of a society interact to form what we call 'culture'. Indeed, if cultural productions are defined by themselves and determine their own laws, they are also the product of representations coming from other domains of social life. In this sense, if literature has become independent as an institution by the recognition of the status and specific functions of its productions, its autonomy is necessarily relative.
Interférences littéraires - literaire interferenties (Literary Interferences) aims to take into account the interferences through which, in the course of its history, literature has constituted itself in the interaction with other discourses, cultural forms and social practices. More specifically, it intends to study, on the one hand, the models that literary texts have borrowed from other discursive, pragmatic and imaginary domains and, on the other hand, the representations and usages of literature as they appear in other forms of discourse and sectors of socio-cultural activity. |