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Journal articles on the topic "Animation (cinéma) – États-Unis – 1990-"
Laurent, Jérôme. "Patrimoines autochtones." Anthropen, 2019. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.104.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Animation (cinéma) – États-Unis – 1990-"
Floquet, Pierre. "Le langage comique de Tex Avery : dix années de création à la M.G.M : 1942-1951." Bordeaux 3, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996BOR30039.
Full textThrough a conceptual reference to semiotics, the aim of this study is to assess that tex avery's comic language is organised, in his cartoons, around original laws, together with the innovating set-up of the gags. They are rooted in the codes of burlesque cinema. However, these gags break free of its conventional rules and go beyond them, whether the pragmatic relations with the audience, the selection and use of the themes, or the cinematic syntax itself is at stake. Avery's comic language gives a fresh interpretation to the narrative thread of chasing. It evolves through the varied use of the gags, as well as through their grouping within the cinematic structure. Moreover, it is both absurd and transgressive. Avery turns every aspect of reality into his own representation of it, which is not only humoristic and oneiric, but also very much up to date
Merijeau, Lucie. "Le cinéma d'animation et son image. Étude des pratiques industrielles et spectatorielles du cinéma d'animation américain contemporain. Le cas prototype de Pixar (1995-2010)." Thesis, Paris 3, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA030137.
Full textAs the first studio to have created a CGI animated feature film, Toy Story, whose success initiated a new era in animation production, Pixar Animation Studios occupy a significant position in the actual cultural landscape, and present a great opportunity to study the ways in which objects from cultural industries are produced and consumed. By examining the animated cartoon, from historic and aesthetic perspectives, I intend to determine the evolution of the production system and of the technics, which are related to stylistic changes as well. This study will help us understand the studio system in which Pixar’s movies have taken place. While the ways films are made and seen changed at the end of the last century, Toy Story’s films are the privileged object for an analysis of the transformations of cinema and its uses. By Pixar’s high cultural status, by the textual ambiguity that characterized them or the new representations of masculinity and femininity that they share, animated feature films tend to become "ordinary films", letting viewers grasp them as they want
Ledoux, Aurélie. "Le cinéma américain peut-il être sceptique ? : les effets de "trompe-l'oeil" dans le cinéma américain contemporain ( 1984-2001)." Paris 1, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA010580.
Full textStarfield, Penny. "Le stéréotype au cinéma : le cinéma américain de 1967 à 1977." Paris 7, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA070078.
Full textThe notion of stereotype and its relation to the cinema is analysed. A particular type of film and period is examined : american film from 1967-1977. The stereotype is a relatively recent concept, associated with a systel of values that emphasises originality and novelty. It may be a lexical or stylistical element or a form of typology. Two semes are isolated which determine its functioning : repetition and model. Various conceptions of the stereotype are examined as well as its connection with reality. American society during the sixties and seventies is presented and the films are described as a reflection of this society. The changes in american film are studied and how attempts were made to do away with film stereotypes. A semiological analysis is carried out on the decor, objects and secondary characters in the films. The study of main characters concentrates on two dominant features of qthe period : the ethnic diversity of characters and a configuration of two male protagonists female protagonists are also examined. The ironic use of the film stereotype during this period is also studied and the possible meanings behind the usage of a stereotype are discussed
Isabel, Thibault. "La fin de siècle du cinéma américain (1981-2000) : une évaluation psychologique et morale des mentalités contemporaines." Lille 3, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004LIL30044.
Full textAugé, Étienne F. "L'illusion culturelle : le monde de Hollywood 1990-2000." Paris, EHESS, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002EHES0031.
Full textBeney, Christophe. "Le surgissement du désert dans le cinéma américain contemporain : 1991-2006." Amiens, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010AMIE0008.
Full textVinet-Kammerer, Romaric. "Appropriations de la ville américaine par les cinéastes européens : 1960-1980." Paris 1, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA010539.
Full textDanniel-Grognier, Marie. "Formes et manifestations de la subjectivité dans le cinéma documentaire personnel américain (1960-1990)." Poitiers, 2008. http://theses.edel.univ-poitiers.fr/theses/2008/Danniel-Grognier-Marie/2009-Danniel-Grognier-Marie-These.pdf.
Full textThis thesis is dedicated to a filmic expression that is often underestimated in film studies, since this long-term work deals with contemporary issues in American personal documentary film. The 60's represent an epistemological break in the history of documentary cinema, in that the filmmaker began to involve himself in the filmic process, both before and behind the camera. What's more, he now assumes that his visions and images of the external world are no longer objective but seen through the prism of his subjectivity, which helps him discover who he really is. Documenting the world, the other, while documenting himself – or herself. This approach, based on close reading and film aesthetic analysis, eschews aporetic generalization to root itself in issues raised by specific films and filmmakers, such as voice over commentary, music and sounds, editing, found footage, fictionalisation or metaphorical images. The films selected for study belong to idiosyncratic bodies of works of filmmakers like Stan Brakhage, Jonas Mekas, Robert Kramer, Emile de Antonio, Su Friedrich, Shirley Clarke or the Maysles Brothers, among others. They all engage themselves in a process of self-inscription to tell their experiences of birth, childhood, exile, memory, nostalgia, loss, death or legacy
Goualle, Laurent. "Le drame judiciaire ou la représentation du procès dans le cinéma américain." Paris 3, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA030049.
Full textBook chapters on the topic "Animation (cinéma) – États-Unis – 1990-"
Denis, Sébastien. "Cirque, vaudeville et animation : le cartoon comme synthèse anarchique et attractionnelle (États-Unis, 1905-1950)." In Cirque, cinéma et attractions, 107–24. Presses universitaires du Septentrion, 2019. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.septentrion.37005.
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