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Bardet, Marie. "Philosophie des corps en mouvement : entre l'improvisation en danse et la philosophie de Bergson : étude de l'immédiateté." Paris 8, 2008. http://octaviana.fr/document/136508049#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=0.
Full textThis encounter between philosophy and dance -in redefining a theoretic-practical field- offers an opportunity to seize corporeities at play in dance from both sensitive and representational points of view, through its relationship with gravity. By splitting the weight in and amongst bodies, North American dance groups of the sixties and seventies (like The Judson Dance Theatre and The Grand Union) have called into question the author's function amid group members. Ever since then, improvisation has singularly expressed some of the many ways taken by that dehierarchization. And it has done so through a gravitational experience that allows both to criticise the myth of authenticity towards oneself, and to come to terms with the problem of composition and immediacy. Working closely with the danced movements of Julyen Hamilton, the present time of improvisation as attention is rethought in consonance with Bergson’s philosophy of duration. And departing from the common question of intuitive posture, a detailed and critical consideration of immediacy and immediate composition is undertaken in terms of qualitative differentiation, heterogeneity and assemblage. Finally, the shifts introduced by improvisation in the field of possibility renew the need for a philosophy of actualisation and becoming. At the same time, this shifts contest the grounds of representation in the edge of arts and politics that has livened up the latest philosophical debates (Deleuze, Rancière). And they force to think and rethink the separation "écart" set up in immediate production and composition
Podoroga, Ioulia. "Durée : le travail du concept dans la philosophie de Bergson." Lille 3, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009LIL30004.
Full textThe objective of this thesis is to reconstruct the genesis of Bergson's concept of duration. The main interest is not in understanding what duration is, but rather in seeing how and by what means Bergson introduces it, argues for it, and makes it work. The method applied, that of "micro-reading", follows Bergson's texts closely in order to accentuate his modalities or techniques of thought. The study reveals that the concept becoming that never reduces itself to a particular function. The duration is not a given or a fact ; it defies objectification. Yet it is the sole organizer of the entire field of the Bergson's thought, defining its first and ultimate procedures
Kapoyanni, Théoni. "Causalité et création : le continu et le discontinu dans l'oeuvre d'Henri Bergson." Paris 4, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA040050.
Full textThe examination of the compatibility between the notions of continuity and freedom proved to be necessary within the context of research into the notion of creation in the bergsonic philosophy. The idea of creative duration suggests a conception of the being as a continuous extraction of itself. In Bergson, one observes on the one hand an original scission of the same into an otherness (or of the one into a qualitative multiplicity), and, on the other hand, the alteration of reality through the medium of a division operated by the intellect (which corresponds to his transposition into a quantitative multiplicity). In undertaking to define the presuppositions of the sudden appearance of a functional discontinuity (in every aspect different from an artificial discontinuity) in the continuity of the real, we are led to the notion of force. The notion of creation is determined in relation to two types of continuity, diametrically opposed: an unilinear homogeneous continuity, source of the identical and the repetitive, and a deep heterogeneous continuity bearer of unforeseen di8scontinuities, perceptible by intuition. Therefore it is advisable to establish a distinction between a logical or mechanical causality and a creative causality acting as a no causal cause. The real as creative becoming save the discontinuous from a sterile isolation and safeguards the continuous from an ineluctable necessity. Thus, the notion of creation suggests, in Bergson’s philosophy, the progression of the continuous towards the discontinuous and, converse
Astesiano, Lionel. "Joie et liberté chez Bergson et Spinoza." Thesis, Dijon, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015DIJOL007.
Full textMiravète, Sébastien. "La durée bergsonienne comme nombre et comme morale." Thesis, Toulouse 2, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011TOU20023/document.
Full textThis work proposes to revisit the principal concept of Bergson's philosophy : la durée. Firstly, la durée is a special number. Jankélévitch and Deleuze think that la durée of consciousness has only quality properties, but, in fact, the real time for Bergson is not a form without numerical dimension. Secondly, the signification of la durée is moral. Deleuze and Henri Gouhier think that the finality of life, for Bergson, is the innovation, the creation, (love of creation) but, in fact, the finality of life is the construction of a fraternal society (creation of love)
Truchot, Pierre. "Peinture et durée : l'évolution sémantique du mouvement et du temps dans l'histoire de la peinture occidentale (de l'icône à la peinture contemporaine)." Paris 1, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA010582.
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