L'invisible mur d'Istanbul.(text in French)(Critical essay)

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From: Symposium
Date: 20050322
Author:Olcay, Tijen

"CONSTANTINOPLE RESSEMBLE BEAUCOUP a LONDRES et n'a rien d'oriental," ecrivait Theophile Gautier, qui etait designe par Emile Zola non sans raison comme "une machine a bonnes phrases" (Zola 136). Gautier, le romantique, a ete souvent critique durement a cause de ses reserves concernant les promesses des temps "modernes." Mais les modernistes, qui analysent la realite avec leurs creations artistiques, semblent se contredire quand ils essayent d'ignorer l'existence d'attitudes differentes et se mettent ainsi en desaccord avec leurs propres principes; et parmi les voix qui s'elevent ...

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