2010
DOI: 10.3406/cejdg.2010.1039
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“…The Goncourt brothers referred to this decadent thought as "modern melancholy," they asked: "Do you know if the sadness of the century does not come from overwork, movement, tremendous effort, furious labor, from its cerebral forces strained to the breaking point, from overproduction in every domain?" [9] What is certain is the rapid economic and productive improvement of French society in the nineteenth century was precisely the reason for the decadent ideas, and the "modernity" had a negative impact on the literati during this period. This is in stark contrast to the positive role of modernity during the Enlightenment, while the intellectuals praised and promoted science and progress.…”
Section: Curriculum Design Based On "Modernity" and "Decadent Movement"mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Goncourt brothers referred to this decadent thought as "modern melancholy," they asked: "Do you know if the sadness of the century does not come from overwork, movement, tremendous effort, furious labor, from its cerebral forces strained to the breaking point, from overproduction in every domain?" [9] What is certain is the rapid economic and productive improvement of French society in the nineteenth century was precisely the reason for the decadent ideas, and the "modernity" had a negative impact on the literati during this period. This is in stark contrast to the positive role of modernity during the Enlightenment, while the intellectuals praised and promoted science and progress.…”
Section: Curriculum Design Based On "Modernity" and "Decadent Movement"mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En ce qui concerne la troisième et dernière motivation, il m'est un peu difficile de la qualifier. Elle a une racine que je ne peux définir autrement que comme étant sexiste : il ne serait pas donné d'écrire à la femme, parce que « le génie est mâle » 19 . Elle ne pourrait donc le faire qu'en changeant de sexe.…”
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“…C'est là, je le crains, un symptôme de la mort de la littérature et de l'art, chez les hommes du XX e siècle. Jules et Edmond de Goncourt 1 …”
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