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Un panorama de la littérature d'expression française, des origines au début des années 1980. Sur 2200 articles, 1800 sont consacrés aux écrivains de France, de Belgique, de Suisse, du Québec, des Caraïbes, de l'Afrique noire, du Maghreb, etc. Quatre cents articles précisent les conditions sociales et esthétiques de leur travail: sociologie de la littérature, genres et écoles littéraires, distribution du livre, etc. Le dictionnaire est l'oeuvre de 250 spécialistes, critiques, universitaires ou non, du monde entier. Laurent Mailhot est l'organisateur des domaines québécois et acadien. La longueur des articles varie selon l'importance présumée de l'auteur dans la culture contemporaine. Quatre-vingt-dix auteurs jugés essentiels font l'objet d'un dossier de plus de dix pages. Un travail magistral. A la fois une invitation à la lecture, un outil de travail et un guide des études littéraires. Quelques critiques: la longueur des notices reflète parfois des préjugés universitaires des années 1960 (ex.: trois colonnes pour Adamov, 1/2 pour Abellio), etc. Pour la nouvelle édition, le nombre d'articles de synthèse ou consacrés à des notions clefs passe de 400 à 430; le nombre de dossiers consacrés à des auteurs jugés essentiels passe de 90 à 100. Au total, 3104 pages, 21000 oeuvres citées de 1800 écrivains dont 660 sont contemporains. Un certain nombre de corrections ont été effectuées. Quelques ajouts sont bienvenus (Ferré, etc.) mais il reste des erreurs (date de naissance de N. Brossard, etc.) et des lacunes. L'entrée |Québec et Acadie| occupe seize pages. [SDM].

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