Hera’s peacock
ISSN : 1779-2746
Journal in association with the laboratory ELLIADD (Edition, Littératures, Langages, Informatique, Arts, Didactiques, Discours) (UR 4661)
Journal editors: Laurence Le Diagon
Hera’s Peacock is an international thematic interdisciplinary journal.
What’s in a name?
In Greek mythology Hera sent Argus, the giant with a hundred eyes, to watch over her unfaithful husband Zeus, who was enamoured of Io. To recover his freedom of action, the king of the gods commanded Hermes to slay the giant. Thwarted, Hera transferred Argus’s eyes to the peacock, her favourite animal. This hundred-eyed peacock captures the ambition of the journal—to convey multiple points of view of one subject.
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Tristan et Isolde : de l’aube au crépuscule
Pierre Albert CASTANET – Muriel JOUBERT (edit. director) – Àlex OLLÉ (preface by) – Florence FIX – Laurence LE DIAGON-JACQUIN (frwd) – 2022
In order to honor the myth of Tristan and Isolde, the book presents sources drawn upstream and downstream from Richard Wagner's opera. The legend is analyzed there through literary and musicological, scenographic and cinematographic means.
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Le Paon d'Héra / Hera's Peacock n°11
Florence FIX – Laurence LE DIAGON-JACQUIN (edit. director) – Emile WENNEKES (preface by) – 2018
This eleventh number devoted to the rewritings of King Shakespearean Lear suggests questioning links of the sovereign with the power, with the paternal love, with the old age; in this multiple portrait, the music occupies a special place so much the fallen king inspired numerous artists.
20.00 €
