Equinoxes is an electronic journal committed to academic excellence and creative scholarship published twice yearly by the graduate students of Brown University 's Department of French Studies in conjunction with its annual conference, a tradition since 1993. Intended as a forum for exchange among graduate students in French & Francophone Studies and related fields, Equinoxes publishes scholarly articles in both French and English, as well as book reviews, interviews, commentaries on the field, short fiction, poetry and translations. In the interest of promoting dialogue across periods and genres, each issue is designed around a proposed theme. However, the journal also maintains an "open" space for quality writing that falls under any of the above-mentioned categories, regardless of its subject.
Numéro 6, Automne-Hiver 2005-2006 : L'EAU
Emilie Mauchaussé and Maria Moreno, " Editorial "
ARTICLES :
Violaine Giacomotto-Charra, " Les visages de l'eau dans la Sepmaine de du Bartas "
Emilie Cauvin, " L' eau, élément maléfique, ou de la nécessité d'une Instruction Chrétienne sur le danger des bains publics en 1720 "
Jean William Cally, " La peur des eaux dans la littérature fantastique "
Myriam Robic, " Symbolique de l'eau dans les représentations d'Ophélie chez T. de Banville "
Adina Balint-Babos, " Symboles de la mer chez Proust et Le Clézio "
Sanda Mestouri, " L'imaginaire de l'eau chez Henri Michaux "
Paola Ghinelli, " L'eau comme trace du temps : l'exemple de la littérature caribéenne contemporaine d'expression française "
A PROPOS :
Hélène Marineau, " Le Chant de l'Equipage : guerre de la représentation et représentation de la guerre "