Nathalie Jaëck

Discipline

Littératures (19) Anthropologie sociale et ethnologie (3) Sociologie (2) Sciences de l'information et de la communication (2) Science politique (1) Musique, musicologie et arts de la scène (1) Histoire (1)

Type de document

Articles (17) Livres et chapitres d'ouvrages (9) Autres (3) Mémoires, Thèses et HDR (1) Recensions (1) Périodiques (1) Documents audiovisuels (1)

Co-auteur

Arnaud Schmitt

Jean-Paul Gabilliet

Joël Richard

Nicolas Labarre

Hervé Fourtina

Claude Chastagner

Date

Source

HAL SHS (Sciences de l’Homme et de la Société) (15) Cahiers victoriens et édouardiens (4) Presses universitaires de Rennes (2) ELOHI (2) Essais (2) Études anglaises (2) Revue de recherche en civilisation américaine (1) Presses universitaires François-Rabelais (1) Caliban (documents) (1) Angles (1)

Mot-clé

Fiction (9) Social sciences (5) Nature (5) Fiction (5) History (4) Literature (4) Publics (4) Roman (4) papier (3) histoire (3) Children (3) Methods (3) Paper (3) Narration (Rhetoric) (3) History (3) Methods (3) Science (3) Ciencias (3) Nature (3) Narration (3) Nature (3) Sciences (3) nature (3) spectacle (2) littérature (2) environnement (2) Criticism, Narrative (2) Language (2) Case (2) Article (2)

Documents écrit par Nathalie Jaëck (31) | parle de Nathalie Jaëck (3)

Nathalie SAUDO-WELBY — Jack and Jekyll. La dégénérescence en Grande-Bretagne, 1880-1914 (Préface de Jean-Jacques Lecercle. Paris : ENS Éditions, 2023, 325 p., 32 €)

Nathalie Jaëck (2025)

Céline PREST — Le Spectre du document dans l’œuvre romanesque de Charles Dickens. Supports, signes et sens (Paris : Honoré Champion, 2023, 476 p., 78 €)

Nathalie Jaëck (2025)

Colloque « Le terrain en arts vivants. Récits, méthodes, pratiques » – Ouverture, 20-21 octobre 2022

Nathalie Jaëck (20 janv. 2022)

“The Decay of Lying”: Wilde’s Paradox in Earnest

Nathalie Jaëck

‘The valley was as clear as in a picture’: landscape as an ideological tool to come to terms with Scottish identity in Stevenson’s Kidnapped

Nathalie Jaëck (2018)

Partying Critics: a Dual Take on Duality in Graham Greene's "The End of the Party

Nathalie Jaëck et al. (20 juil. 2016)

Faire-valoir et seconds couteaux Sidekicks and Underlings

Nathalie Jaëck et al. (2016)

Partying Critics: A Dual Take on Duality in Graham Greene’s “The End of the Party”

Nathalie Jaëck et al. (2016)

Faire-valoir et seconds couteaux

Nathalie Jaëck et al. (2016)

Sidekicking the sidekick: from a reassuring stable position to a disturbing narrative process

Nathalie Jaëck (2016)

The ending as addiction in the Sherlock Holmes stories: the last ending as always the last ending but one

Nathalie Jaëck (2016)

Doyle’s Diogenes Club: a Delightful Oddity Screening a Metatextual Clue

Nathalie Jaëck (2015)

Peter Merchant and Catherine Waters (eds), Dickens and the Imagined Child

Nathalie Jaëck (2015)

Kidnapping the historical novel in Stevenson’s Kidnapped: an act of literary and political resistance.

Nathalie Jaëck (2014)

"The passenger booked by this history": The Strange Case of Dr Jarvis and Mr Lorry in A Tale of Two Cities

Nathalie Jaëck (2013)

Nicolas Labarre et al. (2013)

R.L. Stevenson’s Kidnapped: indigenousness begins at home

Nathalie Jaëck (2013)

Un savant fou peut en cacher un autre dans The Island of Doctor Moreau de H. G. Wells

Nathalie Jaëck (2013)

Indigeneous peoples and the Environment - An Introduction

Nathalie Jaëck (2012)

Nathalie Jaëck (2012)

To Read or Not to Read Dickens in the Twenty-First Century: What If He Needed to Be Read Twice?,

Nathalie Jaëck (2012)

Conrad’s and Stevenson’s Logbooks and “Paperboats”: Attempts in Textual Wreckage

Nathalie Jaëck (2009)

Easy-Listening : l’indifférence du plaisir

Claude Chastagner et al. (2007)

Pip and Jim Hawkins: the Spontaneous generation of two mistakes of fiction

Nathalie Jaëck (2007)

The Greenhouse vs. the Glasshouse: Stevenson's stories as Textual Matrices

Nathalie Jaëck (2006)