De la narration textuelle à la narration iconique : signification des choix des illustrations dans les livres de contes pour enfants

Authors

  • Thierry Charnay Université sciences humaines et sociales Lille

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26754/ojs_ondina/ond.201812039

Abstract

The choice of the illustrations in a collection of tales for children is not minor but lays particular emphasis on the key-moments of the narration while allowing the illustrator to expound her own interpretation. The semio-narrative analysis of the tale by Grimm enables one to underline the most obvious semantic axes of sequences on an iconical level : “The Frog’s Meal”, “The Frog in Bed”,“The Girl Catches the Frog” and “The Transformation of the Frog into a Prince”. The outcome shows that the icons explain very well the solar figure of the girl who, alone, can manage the de-transformation as well as her repulsions and her breach of the original contact.
Key words: icon, solar figure, contract, veridictory modalities

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Author Biography

Thierry Charnay, Université sciences humaines et sociales Lille

Hauts de France

Published

2018-05-20

How to Cite

Charnay, T. (2018). De la narration textuelle à la narration iconique : signification des choix des illustrations dans les livres de contes pour enfants. Ondina - Ondine, (1), 165–182. https://doi.org/10.26754/ojs_ondina/ond.201812039

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Section

El cuento y sus ilustraciones
Received 2017-07-06
Accepted 2018-04-11
Published 2018-05-20