L' archétype de la ville vide dans la littérature moderne kazakhe et internationale

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https://doi.org/10.18172/cif.6702

Mots-clés :

identité culturelle, impact psychologique, perception émotionnelle, symbolisme, changement social, conflits internes

Résumé

L'objectif de cette étude est d'analyser l'archétype de la ville vide dans la littérature et de mettre en lumière son importance symbolique et son influence sur la perception culturelle et historique. L'étude examine les œuvres thématiques d'auteurs kazakhs, anglais et américains. Les différents contextes culturels et historiques dans lesquels apparaît l'image de la ville vide, ainsi que son impact sur la perception des lecteurs, sont également pris en compte. Les principales conclusions révèlent que la ville vide symbolise l'effondrement d'un mode de vie familier et l'expérience de pertes importantes, incarnant des bouleversements historiques et sociaux majeurs. Cette image évoque chez les personnages de forts sentiments d'isolement, d'aliénation et de désespoir, les poussant à rechercher de nouveaux moyens de survie et d'adaptation à des circonstances modifiées. Dans la littérature, les villes vides et les auls symbolisent souvent la perte de l'identité culturelle et la rupture avec l'héritage historique, devenant des métaphores pour les sociétés contraintes de s'adapter à de nouvelles réalités. L'étude identifie également que, malgré sa morosité et sa destruction, la ville vide porte le symbolisme de l'espoir d'un renouveau et d'une restauration. Les protagonistes s'efforcent de reconstruire des communautés brisées, de faire revivre les traditions culturelles et de découvrir de nouvelles sources de force et d'inspiration, mettant en évidence la recherche du renouveau et la préservation du patrimoine culturel. L'atmosphère créée par l'imagerie des villes vides intensifie les sentiments de peur, de désespoir et d'impuissance, servant de toile de fond à des événements dramatiques et aux conflits internes des personnages. Collectivement, l'archétype de la ville vide joue un rôle important dans la littérature, permettant aux auteurs d'explorer et d'exprimer des aspects importants de l'expérience humaine. Il fournit une imagerie symbolique puissante à travers laquelle sont transmis des processus culturels et historiques profonds ainsi que les expériences internes des personnages. Ces images contribuent à la création d'œuvres littéraires riches et profondes qui trouvent un écho chez les lecteurs et les aident à comprendre des thèmes sociaux et émotionnels complexes.

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2026-03-18

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Amangazykyzy, Moldir, et al. « L’ archétype De La Ville Vide Dans La littérature Moderne Kazakhe Et Internationale ». Cuadernos De Investigación Filológica, nᵒ 59, mars 2026, p. 403-30, doi:10.18172/cif.6702.

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Monographique : Langues et Littératures d’Asie centrale et de l’Occident : Systèmes de communication, Identité et Archétypes