La Revue moderne, creuset de la littérature en régime médiatique dans les années 1950 au Québec.

This article studies the modalities of the intersection between magazines and literature in Quebec, a meeting that must be examined through a systematic lens that takes into account the entire ensemble of forms, discourses, and practices that compose the modern media regime while at the same time addressing the historicity of literary phenomena. The article pays particular attention to the actors and practices underlying discursive economy, and focuses on La Revue moderne in the 1950s, a decade that, in magazine studies, has been rarely examined and on which this article seeks to cast an illuminating light. From three groups of texts, the article seeks to show how La Revue moderne may be understood as a crucible for literature, inscribed in middlebrow culture, in which discursive practices and a variety of poetic experimentations interact with, influence, and question one another in the characteristic polyphony of the media matrix. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]