[collective] "The Literary History Database: Principles, Pedagogy, Perspectives", Texte, journal of literary criticism and theory, Toronto, 1992, n° 12, pp. 219-256.
Through Michel Pierssens, professor of French Literature at the University of Montreal, the design team of the Literary History Database (BDHL) published this dossier in the Toronto journal Texte, which was dedicated to making known major theoretical dossiers in our discipline. Strangely, this journal does not appear completely on the Internet today...
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See on this same site:
The box in a suitcase or the literary workstation The literary database today via Internet The heist of the century, for a multicriteria periodization of the 20th century Did Proust speak Yiddish like everyone else?
See also Michel Bernard's article