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Romanesques Revue du Cercll / Roman & Romanesque
2021, Hors-série Jeu vidéo et romanesque

  • Publication type: Journal
  • Editors: Hautbout (Isabelle), Wit (Sébastien)
    Coordinator: Reffait (Christophe)
  • Number of pages: 258
  • Parution: 12-08-2021
  • Journal: Romanesques (Fictions)
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Pages 7 to 10
Contents
Pages 11 to 21
Introduction
Hautbout (Isabelle), Wit (Sébastien)

DU ROMANESQUE AU VIDÉOLUDIQUE : 
L’ADAPTATION EN QUESTION /
FROM THE ROMANESQUE TO THE VIDEOLUDIC: ADAPTATION IN QUESTION

Pages 25 to 39
The romanesque tested by adaptation Fidelity to and deviations from the novel in Metro 2033 Redux (2014)
Caïra (Olivier)
Pages 41 to 56
When a failed novel becomes a successful video game The case of Disco Elysium
Carayol (Martin)
Pages 57 to 69
The agency of horror, creepypastas and video games
Goudet (Laura)

MÉTAMORPHOSES VIDÉOLUDIQUES
DE L’ÉPIQUE /
THE VIDEOLUDIC METAMORPHOSES
OF THE EPIC

Pages 73 to 86
The Witcher, filling narrative holes with blood and wine
Breton (Justine)
Pages 87 to 99
Narrative and discursive issues for the play design of legends The case of mothertales
Giner (Esteban)
Pages 101 to 115
Understanding a game through its music A narrative analysis of The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
Morisset (Antoine)
Pages 117 to 130
Sketching the genealogy of the romanesque through the lens of the video game
Bekirov (Anthony), Vaillancourt (Thibaut)

DE QUELQUES GENRES ROMANESQUES
DANS LE JEU VIDÉO /
ON SEVERAL NOVELISTIC GENRES
IN VIDEO GAMES

Pages 133 to 146
Some strategies for the appropriation of history by narrative video games In the tradition of the historical novel?
Hagemann (Simon)
Pages 147 to 163
The video game and novelistic linearity The Adventure/misadventures structure in Dragon Age: Origins
Dionnet (Alice)
Pages 165 to 178
Comics and video games Sequential narration in the service of the ludic experience?
Perget (Florent)

LE JEU VIDÉO DANS LE ROMAN /
THE VIDEO GAME IN THE NOVEL

Pages 181 to 194
Types of video game novels Casual, gamer, and indie literature
Sellier (Hélène)
Pages 195 to 208
Video games and novelistic experimentation in children’s literature The example of U4
Tellier (Virginie)
Pages 209 to 228
Quest, inventory, map The economy of the adventure game in the gamer novel
Dupont (Bruno)
Pages 229 to 243
The representation of video games in the contemporary Japanese novel Video game iterations of death as seen by literature
Maufroid (Yannick)
Pages 245 to 258
Abstracts
Romanesques is a twice yearly review which aims to explore the notion of the romanesque in questions about fiction, reading, literary history and genre theory.
  • CLIL theme: 4027 -- SCIENCES HUMAINES ET SOCIALES, LETTRES -- Lettres et Sciences du langage -- Lettres -- Etudes littéraires générales et thématiques
  • ISBN: 978-2-406-12547-1
  • EAN: 9782406125471
  • ISSN: 2269-7586
  • DOI: 10.48611/isbn.978-2-406-12548-8
  • Publisher: Classiques Garnier
  • Online publication: 12-08-2021
  • Periodicity: Biannual
  • Language: French
  • Keyword: Contemporary novel, romanesque, game, video game, digital culture, video game narration, transmediality

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