POUR UN PORTRAIT CROISÉ DE ROBERT LE DIABLE (XIIe s.) ET D’ANTAR (Xe-XIVe s.)

Abstract

Abstract: This study browser two portraits of two legendary heroes: one Arab, Antar bin Cheddad, probably lived in the sixth century and the other, French, Robert the Devil. To give a clearer picture, we have chosen to follow a plan that first, will showcase the contextual aspects common to these legends, including habits and usages warriors, then show that the two works are least adventure stories that quest of self-esteem regained. Résumé: Cette étude brossera les portraits de deux héros légendaires : Antar ben Cheddad qui vécut vraisemblablement en Arabie au VIe siècle et l’autre Robert le Diable, fils du duc de Normandie. Et pour en donner une image plus claire, nous avons choisi de suivre un plan qui d’abord mettra en valeur les aspects contextuels communs de ces récits légendaires, notamment les us et usages guerriers, et qui montrera ensuite que les deux oeuvres sont moins des récits d’aventures que des quêtes de soi, d’estime de soi reconquise. Mots-clés: Interculturel, littérature comparée, littérature médiévale, Antar ben Cheddad, Robert le Diable, usages guerriers, récits d’aventures, quête de soi.

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Rabadi Waël

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Rabadi Waël (2013). POUR UN PORTRAIT CROISÉ DE ROBERT LE DIABLE (XIIe s.) ET D’ANTAR (Xe-XIVe s.). Studii şi cercetări filologice - Seria Limbi Străine Aplicate, 12(), 271-281. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-260748