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Seligmann, Éléonora. "Architecture et cinéma : l'appropriation de l'espace." Paris 10, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985PA100032.
Full textBourdareau, Pierre. "Archicinéma et fictions d'architecture : Sympathies pour le diable." Thesis, Paris Est, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PESC1172.
Full textOur research aimed to understand, in the field of contemporary architecture, the reasons for a significant attraction for what Jean Epstein could have appointed the Devil cinema. So that a response can be made, we first sought to identify the anthropological, philosophical, artistic, scientific and technical facilitations, from which the relations between the two disciplines have become so pervasively present. We also reversed the perspective trying to show how the technical environment (midst ?), the digital era (epoch ?) in which contemporary architecture is, activate or reactivate particular historical sensitivity to the concepts of time, event, variability and movement. The cinema, as a technological state of fact, continues to invent itself and expand. It disrupts the outlook, affects scopic regimes, the ways of seeing which are also ways to build, requiring an aesthetic of modification beyond its own sphere of expression. So we asked, on the side of film and architectural practices, the interest to work in an area of un-definition, a disciplinary interval and on the side of aesthetics, we looked for an opportunity to start with the name of Archicinema, its configuration. To exemplify the technical conditions, the critical operations and topological arrangements for this type of approach, we chose to study more specifically in a large set of examples, the architectural speculations and kinematic, robotic, computer-driven experiments of François Roche. Finally, we got involved closer to his fictional practice in order to better decipher its issues and effects, both on the poetic or political side of his work
Boone, Véronique. "Le Corbusier et le cinéma : la communication d'une oeuvre." Thesis, Lille 3, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017LIL30011.
Full textThe present study focuses on the cinematographic and television production of and on Le Corbusier, realized during his lifetime. Long ignored – as opposed to photography and publishing – as an instrument of communication for architecture and urban planning, this filmic work remains little known and recognized. The thesis consists of two parts: a catalogue volume of the filmic work, forming the corpus of the study, and a reflective volume, which questions various aspects of creation and diffusion of this production.The first challenge of the thesis was to study the mass of archives relating to the various film projects in order to fill the gap of this aspect of Le Corbusier's production and to fully include it in his artistic production. The catalogue is the result of a transdisciplinary research, which required an investigation into three research domains: architecture, cinema and television, taking into account the specificities of each discipline. Each project or production of a documentary is described from the initial intention to its public reception until its valorisation today, including technical data and contemporary references to films. This volume makes it possible to measure the importance of the quantity of cinematographic and televised documents that Le Corbusier undertook during his life or for which he was solicited. No other architect has been so frequently involved in documentary projects.The second – reflective – part of the research analyses the modalities of communication and representation of Le Corbusier’s architecture and urbanism through cinema and television. By crossing transdisciplinary theories – reception, diffusion, socio-economic, semiotic and rhetorical – with Le Corbusier's cinematographic and televised work, three hypotheses result: transmission, transposition and transcription.The study begins by questioning the mechanisms of transmission. By this is understood any mechanism of mediation of Le Corbusier through the documentaries - and by extension the television interviews. Crossing the results of the corpus with the theories of reception, diffusion and marketing, builds insights into the effectiveness or inefficiency of certain documentaries as tools for communication and even promotion.In a second stage, the knowledge about Le Corbusier's creation process, both in terms of architectural representation and in terms of the construction of discourse in cinematographic documentaries, is deepened. The principle of transposition begins with the observation that cinematographic documents maintain close links with their photographic contemporaries. The research uses established semiotic theories to analyse how Le Corbusier composes with the imaginary and techniques of photography to design his film projects.The third principle, transcription, focuses on Le Corbusier's cinematographic argument. Here the analysis starts from the observation that Le Corbusier's writings on cinema and the thoughts he emanated do not stick with the cinematographic reality and the necessities of a cinema of communication. His rhetoric in the cinema is analysed by taking the techniques described by the main theorists of rhetoric and compared to the examples from conferences and publications
Philippe, Anne. "L’ambivalence de l’archipel, la ciné-architecture ou l’expérience de la traversée." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 8, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PA080096.
Full textFrom 1964 to 2002, Jean-Daniel Pollet's films continued to accompany and nourish the cinematographic practice of Alain Moreau, leading him to invent devices that propose, in the manner of the films Méditerranée and L'Ordre, unprecedented configurations of the relationship of spectators and actors to the image, to the world, to reality. Films dedicated to architecture, programs conceived from within prison, it is about "resisting the image", opening rifts, making possible an "archaic" relationship to space and time, through blocks of space-time, a project that meets the one I named "cine-topies".Beginning from a reflection on my own path, I came to reconstruct the genesis of Alain Moreau's cinematographic work. A long-term endeavor, involving archival reconstruction work as reflected by the volume of transcripts and appendices that accompany the text of the thesis. Archival work, but also an interpretation based on my questions and my theoretical readings: Alain Moreau's "cine-architecture" led me to test the image of the archipelago, which seemed to me to reflect as much my practice as his own: the relationship to an archaic reality, from which to build a multiplicity of links to the world, below or beyond the image.My idea of an archipelago, originating from Glissant, Deleuze and Melville, acquired additional complexity: the archipelago, a paradigm often summoned by contemporary thought as an opening to multiple and otherness, is also that which allows Foucault to think of prison space as a modern form of discipline. How can one consider the ambivalence of this idea? How can one then rethink the political stakes of cine-topies?
Boone, Véronique. "Le Corbusier et le cinéma, la promotion d'une oeuvre." Doctoral thesis, Universite Libre de Bruxelles, 2017. https://dipot.ulb.ac.be/dspace/bitstream/2013/258800/4/These_10.pdf.
Full textDoctorat en Art de bâtir et urbanisme (Architecture)
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Huang, ke. "Penser visuellement l’absence de la ville, Chongqing : comment commencer et recommencer au commencement ?" Paris 8, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA083442.
Full textThe ABSENCE of the city is the subject of this thesis. The ABSENCE is an existence of the city and the other face of the presence. During my experience of more than 20 years, I study and look for the architecture, I teach the design and lead real projects of construction. I investigate the way of thinking and the progress of the design for a long time, in particular how to begin an architectural creation? Thanks to the meeting with cultural concepts and philosophic theories, my thoughts on the ABSENCE and my methods evolved and confirmed each other. Ten years ago I presented concepts of the “Design of the situation” and of the “Participation of the role”, I widened and deepened my methods of the design of the “Creation of the Atmosphere”. My studies use a method “to think visually”, which separates my thesis in two parts: that above and that below the mirror. It aims at first at looking attentively to see and to discover the ABSENCE, then to reflect about its meaning and to translate it into actions, and finally to find the central idea to plan the meaning of the design, from which the project will begin. This method is based on the experience of life. It uses synthetically the techniques of the other arts as the “Design moreover”. It conceives and plans the “occasional stage” and “the event of environment”, to end in a creation of the spirit of the place and the Atmosphere of the city. It is a kind of the poetic architecture and of method of the “Non-design”. The ABSENCE thus becomes the source of the design and the beginning of the creation of the city
Lulle, Thierry. "La traversee des villes de cristal. Le role du cinema dans la production des espaces batis et urbains." Paris 8, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA080415.
Full textHosseinabadi, Shahram. "Une histoire architecturale de cinémas : genèse et métamorphoses de l'architecture cinématographique à Paris." Thesis, Strasbourg, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012STRAG021/document.
Full textThis thesis explores the emergence and the evolution of the cinema as a building type. It examines two hundred projects submitted to the Parisian administration for obtaining construction permits, from 1907 to 1939. These projects are analyzed according to four major criteria: localization, protagonists, architectural design and their reception. At the beginning of the Second World War, Parisian cinemas were mostly built through three waves of constructions subsequent to historical events: emergence of narrative cinema (1907-1913), end of the First World War (1919-1920), arrival of talkies (1931-1938). These three waves correspond with three successive phases in the rise of the new building type: experimentation, theorization, modernization. This study demonstrates that an original building type has been created since 1907, which is architecturally characterized by the trio of projection- visibility-appeal. From this original type different pieces are derived, that despite their variations are all a blind shed less or more judiciously designed and decorated for a show projected on the screen, a blind box covered by an attractive and expressive façade
Poupou, Anna. "Représenter la Reconstruction : le paysage urbain dans les films grecs de la période 1950-1974." Paris 3, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA030150.
Full textThis thesis discusses the representation of urban landscape in Greek films during the urban reconstruction period (1950-1974). Considering the filmography of popular cinema as a primary source of collective memory of the cityscape before and after its reconstruction, this research explores the film images of the Greek capital landscape, which was characterized by historical discontinuity, architectural rupture and collective amnesia. The thesis seeks to examine both the city’s influence on cinema and the cinema’s impact on the city, exploring how cinema created a cinematographic geography, projected urban models, reflected city imageries and formed utopian visions of historical continuity. The thesis explores various topics relating to the theme of the city, such as the practice of shots in location and the recording of urban spaces, house description before and after the reconstruction, the plots about house demolition, replacement or construction, and the emergence of new symbols in Athens geography. The thesis explores both hegemonic and alternative representations of the city. The nostalgic utopia often found in post war films rejecting reconstruction, the emergence of a modernity discourse, critical views on working class spaces, and the city as a monument or as a showcase of the tourist industry are also examined. For the presentation of a panoramic view of Athens cityscape a corpus of 110 films, representative of various trends in Greek post war cinematography, has been examined
Pilard, Nicolas. "Architecture, dessin, discours." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014AIXM3071.
Full textContemporary art, through « de-definitions », has evolved in some of its developments, mainly in the conceptual form, into an ever more pronounced use of verbal language, relegating the plastic concerns to the background. Architecture, which seems to be embodied fundamentally through materiality, experiences similar trends. Some architects are positioned on the field of concepts, making speech the primary tool of their research. Based on the idea that plastic thinking and verbal thinking operate under separate arrangements, we studied the work, written and built, of contemporary architects for whom the use of text is prominent in creation. We have identified three forms of discourse, the poetic form - which makes speech a work of art, the theoretical form - convening philosophical concepts, and the mathematical form, which aims at creating a meta-language serving the design - and we tried to understand their respective parts in the project planning
Kirova-Natcheva, Kalina. "La politique de l’habitat en Bulgarie de 1944 à 1989 et son image cinématographique." Thesis, Paris 10, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PA100138.
Full textIn this study we examine the development of the housing policies and the housing practices in Bulgaria by using the example of the capital city of Sofia. We analyze the legislative framework, the different types of housing units that housing policies have created, the role of the various actors in the housing construction process, as well as the specific mechanisms for the creation of the housing in the large-scale housing complexes and the periods in the development of the architectural design and the urban planning. Our work explores also the cinematographic representation of housing policies in the movies. We analyze the genres and story lines, image scales, angles and movements of the camera, as well as the recurring patterns of presentation of the different types of housing and inhabitants by which the filmmakers have created the cinematographic image of Sofia
Touarigt, Boualem. "Les salles de cinéma en Algérie : histoire d'un équipement urbain." Paris 10, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA100116.
Full textThe audiences of Algerian movie houses consisted of poor European and Algerian immigrants of the country sides and the cities. The Algerian cinema didn't stand out but coalesced with animated areas of the public space. In the regional economic metropolises it was affected by the social stratification and signified a different relation with the city. As popular leisure looking for the largest audiences, the cinema didn't reflect colonial system segregations between areas and populations. Now, the movie house is included in public attractive areas outside the traditional physical limits of the city, and remains collective leisure place despite individual consumption of audio visual products
Rousse, Pascal. "Penser le montage avec Sergueï Mikhaïlovitch Eisenstein : architectonique et affet : de l'architecture aux arts contemporains." Paris 8, 2010. http://octaviana.fr/document/150172176#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=0.
Full textAccording to Eisenstein, montage is an anamnesis of the "imagicity" of perception. This raises the question of the "other scene" of the unconscious : the theatricality and the spatializing of the affect between Eros and Thanatos in Freud. The aesthetic Idea of montage connotes construction, but also its criticism and its architectonic transformation, between image and language, towards an artistic constructivism which is contemporary to us. Eisenstein's labyrinthine writing brings him close to Joyce's inner monologue, a figural space of a global eidetic image, of which architecture is the displaced metonymy, the deconstructed substratum and the index of writing. The figures evoked return to the Greek mètis, as technical intelligence. With cinematographic apparatus, according to Jean-Louis Déotte, the masses address themselves to political actives. According to Walter Benjamin, distraction is the collective and unconscious substratum of perception in the urban medium. Following Eisenstein, the spectator reaches via it to the ek-static transfer by a provocation of the emotional experience of space, in a dialectic of the pathetic and the ecstasy : it means binding the death instinct to the life instinct and, ever since the Ethic by Spinoza, the salvation of the Ideas of reason in front of the uncontrollable. But how does the trial of the indeterminate occur in this cinema to present that is unpresentable ? In what does Eisenstein testifies to the Idea of justice and the sublime ? It will be a question of opening the present to the anachrony of archaic figures, through allegorical forms capable of deciphering between madness and utopia
Yeo, Sun jung. "Filmer l'architecture. Description archi-tectonique chez Peter Greenaway." Thesis, Paris 3, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA030164.
Full textHow to film architecture, how to describe it on surface ? The otherness of the architecture on screen, with its own space and function, raise the aesthetic problems from the perspective of perceptibility. Redefining architectonic in relation to modern thought on architectural tectonic, I attempt to locate these aesthetic problems in order to name the filmic description of the architecture elaborated in Peter Greenaway. Bötticher’s tectonics focuses on the ornamental demonstration of structural, spatial and sensitive relationships, while Boullée’s revised architectonic think the structure and its relationships of forces. Considered with the historical evolution from the architectonic beauty to the tectonic ornament, the description of architecture by Greenaway maintains not only a persistence of the idea of harmony but makes sensible a dynamic suredification characterized by obliquity and periphericity in a work of figurability. The archi-tectonic description is based on the the perceptible and hypothetical demonstration of structural forces and topological connections. Animated by the confrontation with disharmony in a world of matter, forces and senses, the description by Greenaway expresses itself through analogical editing, chronotopical framing, geometrical rotation and grid in movement
Barbe, Diane. "Berlin(s) à l'écran de 1961 à 1989. Essai de topographie cinématographie cinématographique : la représentation de Berlin divisé dans les cinémas est- et ouest-allemands." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016USPCA162.
Full textFrom 1961 to 1989, Berlin is a divided city, split by a concrete wall separating the eastern part, capital city of the German Democratic Republic, from the western one, isolated island of the German Federal Republic. Frontline of the Cold War, the cameras captured it.Filming Berlin was not only depicting a precise and bound urban territory, it was bringing to the screen a space ruled by a very significant historical, social and political context conveying strong specificities. Two systems of representation of the urban space coexisted as soon as 1945, fueled by each side of town’s own elements and specific aesthetic forms. From August 13th 1961, the day the Wall was built, the reality of the division of the city is made concrete-solid. Cinema was made the witness of this reality. These pictures, of the Self, of the Other, can be considered as products of both societies, with their own symbolisms, their sociocultural codes and parallel histories. As such, they are indicative of the way Berlin has been shown.Both imageries take part in the construction of a plural urban identity, that sometimes tends towards a shape-shifting hallmark, whose aspects it seems important to question. This PhD in cinematic studies endeavours to describe, analyse and interpret the filmed expressions of this alterity, this singular urban space. At the crossroad of several disciplinary fields and in a geo-centered approach, it offers an essay on cinematic topography
Biotti, Gabriele. "Le cinéma à l'épreuve de l'anachronisme. Contribution à une réflexion sur le visible moderne à travers le film-essai. Les cas de Godard, Marker, Kluge et Wenders." Thesis, Lille 3, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013LIL30009/document.
Full textThis thesis analyzes the relationship between cinema and anachronism. Starting from anachronism as an important topic in history writing and memory discourses, this work intends to deal with some film practices with a strong will if reflection about time and chronologies. Starting from a specific practice as the essay film, analyzed from an aesthetical point of view, a topic comes out about the links between cinema and times, between a multiplicity of image forms and an anachronic time questioning forms, histories, interpretations, links and relationships. If Jean-Luc Godard's Histoire(s) du cinéma (1988-97) questions the sense of cinema itself, his plurality in a dense, complex network, Wim Wender's Tokyo-Ga (1983) interrogates some links between past cinema and more actual film forms, between a memory of cinema and the difficult search for the image's present, actual time. With Sans soleil (1982) and Level Five (1996), Chris Marker crosses cinema, images and their transformations with the complex links between past, present and future, in a context in which time can be presented according to the images forms. In some of this essays, Alexander Kluge gives strategie importance to images of every sort but also to the relationship between the images we produce and our history. All the analyzed films develop some theoretical questions about gaze's practices : every image is the sign of a complexe relationship between history and our starting from history, in accordance with a plural practice of the image
Kataeva, Olga. "Le statut du dessin dans l'œuvre de Sergueï M. Eisenstein. Mise en scène, montage, intermédialité." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018USPCA009.
Full textThis thesis studies the status of drawing in the work of Sergei M. Eisenstein, based on the study of the relationship between drawing and montage, between drawing and staging and the examination of the intermedial nature of Eisenstein’s work. In the system of this film director, the drawing is at the heart of his creative process and becomes an environment-medium in which transfers, passages, transportations of shapes, images and ideas are made possible. Eisenstein is interested in drawing, both as a process and as a universal visual method of creativity. An analogy exists between the overall structure of the film Ivan the Terrible and the essential axes of his theoretical reflection, in particular the principles of his creative method (pars pro toto, MLB, plasmaticity and montage). Subordinated to a rigorous spatial and temporal architectonics, the structure of the film is at the same time an open, living structure, in perpetual evolution, this as much at the stage of its conception as at the level of its perception and its post-analysis.The analyzes led in this thesis on the graphic production of Eisenstein, and from them on all his works and concepts, clearly demonstrate the correlation between the structure of the work of Eisenstein, and in particular that of the film Ivan the Terrible, and the foundation of his creative thought process, a process that reflects his own inner rhythm and the structure of his consciousness, both giving an impetus to his artistic expression. Drawing becomes for Eisenstein the medium of reflection on which he relies to develop the problematic of the medium, but also the one of history of cinema in its connection with the history of expressive mediums. The preparatory drawings constitute the visual medium of elaboration, verification and putting into practice of his theoretical concepts in a real situation of film creation.Eisenstein thus constituted, through this transversal and intermedial film project, a spherical system of writing of the method and the general history of the cinema, thus realizing the model of the "spherical book"
Cloutier, Caroline. "Le discours sur la ville dans les films d'anticipation." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2003. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/28613.
Full textChatot, Tristan. "Aldo Rossi : trajectoire d'un architecte enseignant dans l'Italie des années 1960 : pour une approche dialectique et épistémologique de la théorie du projet." Thesis, Strasbourg, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014STRAG019/document.
Full textThe dialectical spirit which characterizes Aldo Rossi's intellectual disposition as a teacher and architect practitioner, crystallized during the 1960s, in Italy, a new approach to the teaching of the theory of the project in architecture. Trying to be rational while integrating the question of " the subjective element " of the architect, through his experience, the intellectual posture of Rossi was positioned in response to a political and university crisis. In the continuity of the researches led by the epistemology and the pedagogy of architecture and on his reflexive openness to other disciplinary fields, Rossi tries to build a theoretical essay to the Fabric of the project (Città analoga). He questions the analogical thought in front of the typological studies and tries to sketch a didactic method step by step. Facing the difficulty of rationalising " the subjective element ", Rossi, extends his essay on the Factory of the project, through his own works
Brayer, Laure. "Dispositifs filmiques et paysage urbain : la transformation ordinaire des lieux à travers le film." Thesis, Grenoble, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014GRENH008/document.
Full textStarting from a consideration of the landscape, as it is configured daily by individual and collective practices which are supported by the landscape and from which the landscape is being shaped, this PhD thesis in architecture focuses on the ordinary transformation of places and questions the ways through which we can understand it in order to think out the becoming of these places. How can we take into account the dynamic of the ambiance in order to think about the design of a place? In that perspective, this research questions the scope of film (as a medium, as a practice and in its reception): what does filming allow us to understand of the ordinary transformation of places? This work investigates the potential of audiovisual images in terms of perception, representation and shared designing of urban public spaces. How can film facilitate the understanding of the states and transitions of the relationship between space and bodies – considering that bodies perceive and act at the same time? In order to study that question, a specific methodological protocol, open to heterogeneous uses of film for the understanding and the designing of cities, was worked out. It led us to the analysis of four frameworks: 1. Collecting and selecting existing films; 2. Observing a video project within the context of an urban study; 3. Filmmaking; 4. Experimenting film practice with architecture students. These four frameworks address the question of filmmaking in different ways: status and stakes of the use of film, involvement in fieldwork through film practice (involvement in space, in time and in relation with others), film postures and relations to the world. Secondly, our research raises the question of film reception. It is, then, from a collective experience of reception that film becomes the base of a dialogue between people who are invited to share and debate about their own experiences. The plurality of registers coming from the film reception and its discussion (what is sensible, perceptive, interpretive, critical and creative) becomes the base to work out a common design. From these considerations of the scope of film, it appears in the background that the sensible register and collective improvisations are of paramount importance in the understanding and designing of urban public spaces
François, Arnaud. "La Vision ciné-photographique et l'apparition de l'architecture moderne." Paris 3, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA030061.
Full textBoone, Veronique. "Le Corbusier et le cinéma : la communication d'une oeuvre." Thesis, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017LIL30011.
Full textThe present study focuses on the cinematographic and television production of and on Le Corbusier, realized during his lifetime. Long ignored – as opposed to photography and publishing – as an instrument of communication for architecture and urban planning, this filmic work remains little known and recognized. The thesis consists of two parts: a catalogue volume of the filmic work, forming the corpus of the study, and a reflective volume, which questions various aspects of creation and diffusion of this production.The first challenge of the thesis was to study the mass of archives relating to the various film projects in order to fill the gap of this aspect of Le Corbusier's production and to fully include it in his artistic production. The catalogue is the result of a transdisciplinary research, which required an investigation into three research domains: architecture, cinema and television, taking into account the specificities of each discipline. Each project or production of a documentary is described from the initial intention to its public reception until its valorisation today, including technical data and contemporary references to films. This volume makes it possible to measure the importance of the quantity of cinematographic and televised documents that Le Corbusier undertook during his life or for which he was solicited. No other architect has been so frequently involved in documentary projects.The second – reflective – part of the research analyses the modalities of communication and representation of Le Corbusier’s architecture and urbanism through cinema and television. By crossing transdisciplinary theories – reception, diffusion, socio-economic, semiotic and rhetorical – with Le Corbusier's cinematographic and televised work, three hypotheses result: transmission, transposition and transcription.The study begins by questioning the mechanisms of transmission. By this is understood any mechanism of mediation of Le Corbusier through the documentaries - and by extension the television interviews. Crossing the results of the corpus with the theories of reception, diffusion and marketing, builds insights into the effectiveness or inefficiency of certain documentaries as tools for communication and even promotion.In a second stage, the knowledge about Le Corbusier's creation process, both in terms of architectural representation and in terms of the construction of discourse in cinematographic documentaries, is deepened. The principle of transposition begins with the observation that cinematographic documents maintain close links with their photographic contemporaries. The research uses established semiotic theories to analyse how Le Corbusier composes with the imaginary and techniques of photography to design his film projects.The third principle, transcription, focuses on Le Corbusier's cinematographic argument. Here the analysis starts from the observation that Le Corbusier's writings on cinema and the thoughts he emanated do not stick with the cinematographic reality and the necessities of a cinema of communication. His rhetoric in the cinema is analysed by taking the techniques described by the main theorists of rhetoric and compared to the examples from conferences and publications
Duguay, Jonathan. "Penser les lieux du capital : architecture moderne, périurbain et espace industriel dans le cinéma de Michelangelo Antonioni." Thèse, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/22056.
Full textSéguin, Catherine. "Qualifications paysagères de la ville : l’espace aérien des toits de New York dans le cinéma américain (1980-2011)." Thèse, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/19276.
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