L’influence de la fiction américaine sur le récit télévisuel français du débarquement de Normandie

The author analyzes the influence of two well-known American films, The Longest Day and Saving Private Ryan, on how the June 1944 Normandy landing is depicted on French television. Taking into account the various televised narratives of the event over the past 50 years, she raises the question of th...

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Main Author: Muriel de la Souchère
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Language:fra
Published: Université Laval 2014-02-01
Series:Communication
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/communication/4892
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description The author analyzes the influence of two well-known American films, The Longest Day and Saving Private Ryan, on how the June 1944 Normandy landing is depicted on French television. Taking into account the various televised narratives of the event over the past 50 years, she raises the question of the impact of these films, both in terms of content and form, on these narratives. She suggests that a gradual Americanization of the events of D-Day thus contributed to the establishment of a “new” historical reality.
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L’influence de la fiction américaine sur le récit télévisuel français du débarquement de Normandie
Communication
television
history
France
memory
Americanization
title L’influence de la fiction américaine sur le récit télévisuel français du débarquement de Normandie
title_full L’influence de la fiction américaine sur le récit télévisuel français du débarquement de Normandie
title_fullStr L’influence de la fiction américaine sur le récit télévisuel français du débarquement de Normandie
title_full_unstemmed L’influence de la fiction américaine sur le récit télévisuel français du débarquement de Normandie
title_short L’influence de la fiction américaine sur le récit télévisuel français du débarquement de Normandie
title_sort l influence de la fiction americaine sur le recit televisuel francais du debarquement de normandie
topic television
history
France
memory
Americanization
url https://journals.openedition.org/communication/4892
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