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Shim, Hyun. "La théâtralisation de l'absurde chez Adamov, Beckett et Ionesco." Clermont-Ferrand 2, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002CLF20006.
Full textAbdelmoula, Néjib. "La dramaturgie subjective d'Arthur Adamov." Paris 3, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA030082.
Full textThe present piece of research deals with the life and the work of Arthur Adamov, a French writer and playwright with Russian background. The objective of the present study is to focus on the subjective aspect of Adamov's plays and autobiographical texts. The first part of the study tries to highlight the subjective side of the Adamovian writings (discourse). It mainly shows the difference between spontaneous subjectivity and framed subjectivity, through the study of Adamov's L'Aveu (The Consent), La Parodie (Parody), and Ping-Pong. The second part starts with a chapter studying “the Other” in the world (environment / imagination) of the playwright. An “Other” who is divided into several facets. Then we analyze two representative Adamovian plays: Paolo Paoli and Le Printemps 71 (Spring 71). The third part investigates the ground of the duality; several dualities are revealed around the Adamov (ian) Man. The duality between the subjective and the objective is analyzed through Off limits and Si l'été revenait (If the Summer Returned). This last part is the place of meeting between the Ego, the Other and the World in works of Adamov
Marié, Alexandra. ""L'autre oeil. Sans appuyer" : empreintes et métamorphoses de l'allégorie dans le théatre d'Arthur Adamov." Grenoble 3, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006GRE39001.
Full textGong, Baorong. "Entre "je" et "ils" : l'esthetique et l'histoire du theatre d'arthur adamov." Paris 3, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA030047.
Full textThe theatre of adamov, which combines the essential characteristics of some principal modern aesthetics, is one of the most important in the contemporary french theatrical history. Considering his continuous evolution, we have divided it into three periods in our study. The first is the period of "subjectivity". As a way of exorcism, this theatre has above all the function to communicate to the public the author's feelings like suffrance, loneliness, separation, etc. Rejecting the sovereignty of "sire le mot", adamov advocate a "living theatre", linked "absolutely, corporally and entirely" with the performance in which the gesture occupies the main place. But the subjectivity is particularly obvious through the increasing importance of the "onirisme", the treatment of the space and the time, and the manipulation of objects. The second, called the "objective", is the result of his contact with the brecht epic theatre. Semi-marxist, adamov has a new conception of the world. Therefore, the theatre he seeks is a "total theatre", capable of giving an account of every aspect of the life. The me, solitary and suffering, is replaced from now on by the historical events and by those who have their social activities within the definite space and time. This objective theatre incite the public to reflection and to criticizing the society, through the process of "desolidarisation". However, neither the first nor the second has given the satisfaction to adamov who tries to combine them. Consequently, the final period is that of "subjectivo-objectivity". In this theatre, the conscious coexists with the unconscious, the real with the unreal and the curable with the incurable. It is a tool of exorcizing as well as of denunciation. Due to this new aethetics, adamov has produced two masterpieces: off limits and si l'ete revenait. In spite of the difference of these periods, we must stress on the fact that the theatre of adamov represent an undeniable unity
Kuchyts, Tatsiana. "S'ils étaient de retour, ces étranges familiers. . . : la passion-répulsion de la famille dans l'oeuvre d'Arthur Adamov : lecture psychanalytique de Si l'été revenait." Grenoble 3, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009GRE39036.
Full textThis thesis proposes a psychoanalytical reading of Arthur Adamov's Si l'été revenait, a French writer of Russian extraction. The last perfect play of Adamov "commited" and at the same time regained by the tragic symbolism of Strindberg which inspires Adamov's first "metaphysical" theatre, Si l'été revenait condenses three "manners" of the dramatic writing of this author. Rightly or wrongly discerned by the critics of Adamovss plays, these "manners" believed to be Adamov seem nevertheless to have in common a theme which crosses them all : a constant ambivalence of the subject's feelings towards aIl family figures. The subject we mean is first at all Adamov's creative ego, a neurotic ego tom between affection and aversion to Family. In Si l'été revenait, the author's conscience is projected onto four dreamers. Their dreams express conflicting desires wich their dreaming ego feels towards family / familiar Other. These desires work in a close alliance like an imperishable couple Eros / Thanatos which exists inside each human psyche. The last Adamov's play constitutes the theatre of struggle and symbiosis of the dreaming / creative ego's drives, an imaginary and a tangible space where the never-ending couple of Family's torturer and victim working inside Adamov's inconscious personnality is projected onto. Play that summarizes, in a way, Adamov's real life and Adamov's psychical reality, constructed like an inconscious drama in four acts, Si l'été revenait seems to be ordered by the phantasm of passion / repulsion of Family submitted to the principle of a temporal continuity. So, four dreams that compose Adamov's last play look like four different phases of the evolution of this phantasm. The object of this thesis consists in expliciting of these phases by casting a psychoanalytical glance over them. This approach is inspired by Freud's and his followers discoveries. It's also feeded by other Adamov's writings, from poetry to theatrical critic, by analysis of Adamov's influences and ideas, by evolution of his theatre and by analysis of two spheres of Adamov's existence (material and interiour), and particularly by Adamov's reflections about his own neurotic malaise so braverly transcribed in each of his works
Schwindling, Axel. "Formen dokumentarischen Theaters in Frankreich von 1960 bis 1984 und das Problem des Realitätsbezuges, gezeigt besonders an André Castelots "Napoléon III à la barre de l'histoire" und Arthur Adamovs "Le Printemps 71" /." Saarbrücken : [A. Schwindling], 1986. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb34926001p.
Full textLempereur, Nathalie. "Arthur Adamov, entre modernité et engagement : lieux, acteurs et réception d'un théâtre en politique." Thesis, Paris 1, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA010595.
Full textArthur Adamov (1908-1970) is a Jess studied figure of contemporary theatre. The social and cultural point of view that we adopt allows renewing interest for this unclassifiable and playwright. Initially linked to the "absurd", he shifted towards social and political theatre; meanwhile he was getting closer to the communist party. This thesis analyzes the evolution of his theatre that never freezes but reconfigures with the transformation of theatre, political and social backgrounds. We try to bring out the engaged intellectual and the list of his various actions that reached its peak between May 1958 cri sis and the end of the Algerian war. Adamov' s work reflects the society of his time; it has been encouraged, provoked enthusiasms as well as received hard critics. Sociability and legitimation instances reconfigure around his work: theatre hall directors, magazines, producers. The places when he has been played, in France - from avant-garde halls to the "red" suburb - or abroad, determines the particular geography of theaters opened to certain political dimension as well as to a new audience. The gap between the wished and real audience, as between theorized, imagined and practical theater, form other axes. Finally, this research provides information about the reception of Adamov's works, especially the impressions and sensibilities of his time. It's all about artistic and political utopia somehow buried which will arise in its collective dimension
Chu, Hung-Chou. "Une étude psychopolitique du théâtre d'Arthur Adamov ou la peur de l'homme moderne." Paris 8, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA082456.
Full textThis thesis aims to present a psycho-political approach for a substantial understanding of Arthur Adamov’s theater called avant-garde. Precisely, this analyze intends not only to call attention to it’s psychological and political aspects, but also to their relationships. It is one way to reveal how the author of Ping-Pong displays the interaction between two kinds of force in man. One comes from the outside world, another the inner (or the unconscious) world. In fact, Adamov tries to examine the political impact upon the personal psychology. In order to have a total comprehension about the psychological problem (neurosis, perversion, psychosis) of Adamov’s characters, we try to grasp it by studying separately their relationships with the language, the time and the space. By revealing the inconsistency of Adamov’s heroes, we concentrate our attention on and diagnose the pathological nature of their sufferings constructed specially by anguish
Helberi, Mirela. "Aliénation et absurde dans le "nouveau théâtre" : eugène Ionesco, Samuel Beckett, Arthur Adamov." Thesis, Artois, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009ARTO0003/document.
Full textHaving lived through the tremendous disasters of the two world wars, three playwrights from different cultural backgrounds with different views, Eugene Ionesco the Romanian, Samuel Beckett the Irish and Arthur Adamov the Armenian opened up a new way in the 1950’s theatrical scenery, by expressing their feeling of alienation in an incomprehensible and irrational orld where human beings live the incurable experience of the Absurd. Exposing, each one in his particular manner, the condition of the human being thrown into the abyss of life, condemned to a meaningless existence which leads inevitably to strangement, the three playwrights are also building a “new”, metaphysical, symbolic and allegorical theatre, based on old raditional aesthetic and artistic procedures, yet serving a modern philosophical approach, profoundly related to existentialism. The interpretative hypothesis of this new allegorical theatre questions human life as a possible act of liberty tested in its confrontation with the feelings of alienation and absurd, capable of enlightening it by giving it meaning, throughout the analysis of each and every one of its successive strata: the philosophical and dramatic basis, the perception of the theatrical space, unveiling estranged human beings using distorted speech, presented in a devastated duration by the means of primary urges
Le, Diuzet Nolwenn. "De l’homme soumis à l’oeuvre révoltée : esthétique du paradoxe dans l’écriture théâtrale d’Arthur Adamov, de Fernando Arrabal et de Roland Dubillard." Rennes 2, 2009. http://www.bu.univ-rennes2.fr/system/files/theses/theseLeDiuzet.pdf.
Full textThis thesis presents a study of the aesthetic of the paradox that exists in the theatrical works of the 1950s and, in particular, those written by Arthur Adamov, Fernando Arrabal and Roland Dubillard. At first, to illustrate the complexity of the paradox itself, we study several occurrences in the Bible, sciences and literature to emphasize both the dilemmas that its usage causes and its profoundly subversive potential. Then, throughout the next three chapters, dedicated to the analysis of the corpus, we distinguishe the multiple forms that this modal path takes. From the pragmatic process to the rational mechanism, by way of a psychic operating procedure, the paradox succeeds in expressing, through a plurality of rebuttals, another vision of the world and also the singularity of each author and his writing. If this construction in opposition to common values carries within it undeniable violence, it also predicts, in proportion with the dilemma that it creates as part of the dramatic art, profound renewals with regards to the theatrical genre as to the relationship between written works, reality, and truth