Author: Marie Bouchet, Centre for Anglophone Studies, Université Toulouse - Jean Jaurè (University of Toulouse-Jean Jaurès) - Academia.edu, ORCID

Abstract: »This paper focuses upon intertextuality in Nabokov’s Lolita, but not through literary allusion. Instead, this study analyzes the way the author integrates non-literary material taken from post-World War 2 American mass culture into the textual fabric. Thanks to the preparatory notes to the novel kept at the Manuscript Division of the Library of Congress, one can compare the way Nabokov weaves the non-literary elements into the fabric of his writing with his more traditional intertextual practice, so as to define the role of popular culture in his aesthetics.« (Source: Miranda)

Contents:

	L’intertextualité comme outil de critique de la société de consommation (p. 2)
	Structure du roman et culture de masse (p. 5)
	De la parodie au ré-enchantement, un autre aspect de l’intertextualité low brow du roman (p. 9)
	Bibliographie (p. 16)
	Notes (p. 17)
	Résumés (p. 20)

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