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Journal articles on the topic "Art et politique – États-Unis – 20e siècle"
Auger, Reginald, and Allison Bain. "Anthropologie et archéologie." Anthropen, 2016. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.030.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Art et politique – États-Unis – 20e siècle"
Gourbe, Géraldine. "Prolégomènes à une réflexion sur l'être-ensemble : analyse critique de la performance nord-américaine des années 70-80." Paris 10, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA100089.
Full textWe questioned political and aesthetic links between artistic performance and feminist speeches from the critical analysis of a North American artistic and feminist collective of the seventies and the eighties, the Feminist Art Program. We located our research about art and feminism, at first, in the epistemologic context of the queer theory's spreading in North America then Europe, a theory who favoured rapprochement between performance and questions of gender identity. We considered then another reading of feminist performances by considering them to be productions being recovering from conventions, from contexts of appearance and from exchanges configurant of alternatives for a group-being. The collective experience of the Feminist Art Program is in this title a peculiar example. We finally set out to show that feminist and artistic practice is not reserved for the only problems of the woman and gender, but on the contrary participates in a global politic which question the society as a whole
Fraixe, Catherine. "Art français ou art européen ? : l'histoire de l'art moderne en France : culture, politique et récits historiques, 1900-1960." Paris, EHESS, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011EHES0115.
Full textThis thesis studies a series of « histories of modern art », which circulated in France between 1900 and 1960, as a « hypertext» whose transformations can be understood as political reinterpretations of the same question, that is the form of the community they« describe ». Thus in the first half of the XX th Century, those narratives establish complex relations, and sharp distinctions, between «nation» and «Europe », «people» and «elites », «ethnic groups» and «races ». The organicist model the Third Republic favoured around 1900 and which triumphed al the Salon d'Automne would structure during three decades a narrative which referred either to the so-called psychology of the peoples or to the creative power of an elite, which according to the Action française, would save a Western Civilisation rooted in a Latin tradition. At the end of 1920s, the imperialist model of a « French Europe », dear to the maurrassians, coexisted with a narrative stressing the ethnic caracteristics of each « Europeân people ». Ln the early 30s, the political myth of a Latin Civilisation was at last dispeIIed in favour of the biological conception of a « Latin Europe » composed of ethnie groups belonging to the same « racial type ». A new « history of art» was designed to spread ideas similar to those of the diverse European fascisms. The «history of modern art », focused on international avant-gardes expressing the values of the « free world », that American and European groups tried to impose in the early 1950s, would then conflict not only with nationalist representations but also with the supranational, ethno-racial, « European » models of the interwar period
Balenieri, Camille. "L'art de résister : Chauncey Hare, photographe politique aux États-Unis, des années 1950 à nos jours." Thesis, Paris 1, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PA01H031.
Full textThis dissertation is the first monographic study of Chauncey Hare's work and career. Born in 1934 and based in San Francisco, he is a key figure of American documentary photography. Hare's work combines the heritage of the Farm Security Administration, the influence of counter-culture, a strong artistic impetus and anti-capitalist worldview. His photographic career spans two decades, from the mid-1960 to the mid-1980s, but his success in the art world was short-lived : he achieved recognition with his book Interior America published in 1978, which eventually became a landmark for social documentary photography, but his political stance and activism complicated the institutional reception of his work. This dissertation is based on the study of Chauncey Hare's archives, stored at the Bancroft library (University of California-Berkeley) since 2000, and on a series of interviews conducted with him and other cultural players of the Bay Area. It considers Chauncey Hare's oeuvre in itsbroadest dimension, including his visual work, his texts but also his very existence as form of praxis. This large and diverse body of work is anchored in the text of 1960-70s counter-cultural California in which it was born. Art history and cultural history come together in this dissertation, whose aims are to give a first,precise, descriptive and critical overview of this body of work to deconstruct the myth surrounding the artist and to reintegrate the work in its various networks (institutional, intellectual, social). This dissertation is divided to four chronological parts, which cover Chauncey Hare's entire lifespan to date (1934-2019)
Planchou, Céline. "Entre exception et assimilation : le statut des amérindiens aux Etats-Unis à travers le prisme de la protection de l'enfance, 1950-2008." Paris 7, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA070105.
Full textOur study is an analysis of the evolution of Indian child welfare policies since the 1950s, and more particularly of the interactions between the different levels of government involved to try and better understand the status of Native Americans in the United States. Do the power relations that are shaped participate in recognizing the special status of tribes and of Native American children or in assimilating them? Child welfare is an interesting point of view from which examining these questions given its dual component, both administrative and judicial, and given the many levels of government at play (federal, tribal, state, and local). In the middle of the twentieth century, the legal and administrative maze surrounding Indian child welfare ended up excluding tribes from the decisions affecting their children and enabled states to de facto encroach on tribal sovereignty, thus creating the circumstances for the massive removal of Native children from their families and the increasing number of placements in non-Indian foster | and adoptive families. In 1978, the United States Congress adopted the Indian Child Welfare Act which asserted the authority of tribal governments on their minor members. The federal law also recognized the power of tribes to organize for the welfare of their children and established standards for state courts and state agencies when dealing with Native American children, thus reshaping power relationships
Blanc, Emilie. "Art Power : tactiques artistiques et politiques de l’identité en Californie (1966-1990)." Thesis, Rennes 2, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017REN20040/document.
Full textIn 1966, the Black Power Movement, which influenced numerous other social liberation movements, signaled a paradigm shift in American activism designated by the term “identity politics.” By affirming the necessity for a political analysis of discrimination, identity politics called for profound changes in society, which also influenced the visual arts, resulting in important changes regarding the definition of art and the role of the artist in American society. By drawing on this new politics of identity, these artists incorporated activism into practice, creating original forms of expression and challenging the validity of the canon. This research project explores the encounters between visual arts and identity politics, as well as the broader relationship between art and politics, through a chronological and comparative case study of California from 1966 to 1990—a cultural context much less studied than the New York scene—in order to determine its importance for later artistic practices and discourses on identity. This thesis in Art History, to which cultural studies and feminism have made fundamental contributions, therefore proposes to establish artistic convergences around themes linked to the central premises of identity politics while at the same time highlighting new approaches in the fields of art, politics and theory
Renard, Johanna. "Poétique et politique de l’ennui dans la danse et le cinéma d’Yvonne Rainer." Thesis, Rennes 2, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016REN20032/document.
Full textThe multiplicity of Yvonne Rainer’s art and intellectual works - in dance, performance, film, theoretic and poetic writings - makes her one of the essential artists in the history of art. As instigator of the post-modern paradigm shift in the dance scene, she pulled out movements from everyday life and put them at the core of her choreographic work, creating a radical juxtaposition to texts, pictures and objects. In the seventies, she became one of the main figures of experimental and independent cinema. Her polyphonic and reflexive cinematographic works entered in a dialogue with feminist, queer and postcolonial theories and struggles. The present thesis explores the notion of subjectivity and emotion in the film and dance of Rainer. Indeed, she has given the impulse for a radical renewal of the use of emotional material, which she considered as a given fact and an objective reality, in the artistic practice. In a context where boredom imposed itself as the dominant emotional style in the American artistic avant-garde after 1945, the artist offered a sensitive material experience. In particular, she created an acute conscience of time and put her audience in a specific emotional disposition, boredom, that can be described as tedious, cold and ordinary altogether. Then, in echo with women’s cinema, she explored boredom both as a process of subjectivation and as a strategy of subversion. Navigating between individual and collective dimensions, this research explores the aesthetic, political and personal stakes around the expression of boredom in Yvonne Rainer’s work
ApRoberts, Lucy. "Salariat et retraite aux États-Unis." Paris 1, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA010047.
Full textBéland, Daniel. "Une sécurité libérale ? : fédéralisme et politique des retraites aux Etats-Unis." Paris, EHESS, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999EHES0073.
Full textPiorkowski, Sandrine. "L'eugénisme et les politiques de santé publique aux Etats-Unis, 1870-1932." Aix-Marseille 1, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010AIX10028.
Full textDescout, Emilie Céline. "Les groupes cubains à Miami, 1981-2001 : stratégies pour influencer l'opinion publique et la politique extérieure américaine envers Cuba." Orléans, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005ORLE1067.
Full textSince the 1960s, Miami has become the home of the opposition groups to the Castro regime. The study of these groups from 1981 until 2001 shows that the two dominant opposition networks, that is to say the isolationists and the moderates, tried to have a political and media influence in four areas : the Cuban enclave of Miami, Cuba, the United States and the the transnational space. If the Cuban groups in Miami formed real networks and powerful lobbies, why couldn't they manage to destabilize the Castro regime ? The main hypothesis is that they couldn't form a strong opposition movement against Fidel Castro because they were divided by inner tensions that undermined the efficiency of their oppositional strategies
Books on the topic "Art et politique – États-Unis – 20e siècle"
America transformed: Sixty years of revolutionary change, 1941-2001. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2008.
Find full textFrymer, Paul. Uneasy alliances: Race and party competition in America. Princeton, N.J: Princeton University Press, 1999.
Find full textAmerica Transformed: Sixty Years of Revolutionary Change, 19412001. Cambridge University Press, 2006.
Find full textAfrican gender scholarship: Concepts, methodologies, and paradigms. Dakar, Senegal: Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa, 2004.
Find full textCheryl, Hendricks, Lushaba Lwazi, and Codesria, eds. From national liberation to democratic renaissance in southern Africa. Dakar: Codesria, 2005.
Find full textCheryl, Hendricks, Lushaba Lwazi, and Codesria, eds. From national liberation to democratic renaissance in southern Africa. Dakar: Codesria, 2005.
Find full textCheryl, Hendricks, Lushaba Lwazi, and Codesria, eds. From national liberation to democratic renaissance in southern Africa. Dakar: Codesria, 2005.
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