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Construire une identite belge hors de l'hexagone

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URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10498/25814

DOI: 10.12795/PH.2020.V34.I02.04

ISSN: 1132-0265

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Alternative title
Building a Belgian identity outside of France
Author/s
Renouprez, Martine MarieAuthority UCA
Date
2020-12
Department
Filología Francesa e Inglesa
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Philologia Hispalensis 34/2 (2020) 53-65
Abstract
Cet article a pour objectif d’offrir un parcours des mythes identitaires en Belgique francophone en montrant qu’ils relèvent de la structure propre au symbole. Dans l’introduction, nous présentons une synthèse des mythes identitaires relevés par Jean-Marie Klinkenberg du point de vue méthodologique de la sociologie de la littérature. Nous explorons ensuite les mythes contemporains sous le prisme de témoignages d’écrivains et d’artistes publiés par Jacques Sojcher, d’une part, et des Petites mythologies belges de Jean-Marie Klinkenberg, d’autre part. Nous concluons sur l’idée de l’enracinement des mythes en Belgique dans la réconciliation des éléments contraires, un idéal qui fonde l’inconscient du pays.
 
This article aims to review the myths of Belgian identity based on the structure of the symbol itself. In the introduction, we present a synthesis of Belgian identity myths throughout its history, detected by Jean-Marie Klinkenberg on the basis of the sociology of literature. We then look at contemporary myths cross-checking the testimonies of writers and artists published by Jacques Sojcher and we understand the structure of the Belgian myth from a work by Jean-Marie Klinkenberg on the subject, Petites mythologies belges. In conclusion, we can say that most of the myths rooted in Belgium are precisely crossed by the reconciliation of opposing elements, the foundation of the country's unconscious. © 2020 Philologia Hispalensis.
 
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Mythe; identité belge; éléments opposés; réconciliation; Myth; Belgian identity; reconciliation of opposites
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