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Bernard, Émilie. "OBJETS, OBJETS, OBJETS ou Le goût des belles choses." Thesis, Université Laval, 2011. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2011/27562/27562.pdf.
Full textSevestre, Hélène. "Poétique de Bernard Collin." Paris 3, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA030133.
Full textBernard Collin was born in Paris, France, in 1927. His published works include Ame liquide, (Les Lettres Nouvelles, July/August 1956), Centre de Vous (Pierre Bettencourt, 1960), Les milliers les Mmillions et le simple, (U. G. E. , 1965), Perpétuel (Christian Bourgois, 1969), Sang d'autruche (Mercure de France, 1977), Besbion oros (Parler net, 1984), Premiers pas sur la terre radieuse (Fata Morgana, 1984), Ambakoum (Fata Morgana, 1985), 22 lignes et il sort de sa pensée (Fata Morgana, 1988), Wols avec une loupe (fourbis, 1990), Une espèce de peau mince (Michel Chandeigne, 1995), and Perpétuel voyez Physique (Editions Ivrea, 1996). This thesis - the first to be devoted to Bernard Collin - comprises a bibliography of the poet's work and the critical reviews it has received. The first part deals with the entire opus, with the exception of Perpétuel voyez Physique, which is addressed in the second part. I present and analyse the author's literary situation, themes and poetic art. It is important to emphasise the wealth of Collin's work, which is entirely new and totally practical. The writer's intention is not to create another world but, using cadence and rhetoric, to reach this world and to capture it as never before. The reader becomes a part of Collin's "radiant earth" and is totally sensitive to it
Chard-Hutchinson, Martine. "Aspects de la quete de l'identite dans l'oeuvre de bernard malamud." Toulouse 2, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987TOU20036.
Full textThis thesis seeks to prove the theme unifying the works of bernard malamud, an american jewish writer, is the quest of identity. Considered as the only way for man to get free from his alienated condition, which his relationship with society, history and self condemns him to. Discarding the hypothesis of despair as well as that of escapism, the writer chooses to replace the notion of reality by that of human experience and to invent a style that bears witness to its various metamorphoses and underlines its paradoxical nature. Thanks to the use of tragi-comedy and the setting-up of mock-heroic situations, he makes it possible for some form of symbiotic exchange between reality and surreality to exist. The interpenetration of these two modes highly rests on rich symbolic and metaphoric clusters. The metaphor is conceived of as the necessary link between real-life occurrences and the mythic experience which is brought forth as the aptest device in the quest of identity. First the writer undertakes to demythologize the traditional components of american selfconsciousness. Then he contrives a counter-myth which is meant to facilitate a dynamic re-discovery of what jewishness is in a universal ethical perspective. While he reshapes some elements borrowed from yiddish literature, he dramatizes the jew as doppelganger to the american, thus testifying that americans can have a way out and contemplate reconciliation, which implies a radical change in attitudes and requires that man should renounce his pretensions to skill as an artist, his self-complacency as a father and his desire to overthrow god. Humility is the overriding moral principle that should guide man; at least this is the lesson one can draw from the works of a man totally dedicated to humanism
Maïsetti, Arnaud. "Bernard-Marie Koltes : écritures du récit." Paris 7, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA070108.
Full textSo far, Bernard-Marie Koltès' work has mostly been studied in its dramaturgical dimension. What previous re¬search has neglected are, first, a transgeneric approach, even though Koltès' non-theatrical texts are as numerous as they are ignored ; and second, a reflection on what appears to be the unifying characteristic of this work, i. E. A constant working on the narrative. This study proposes to take all of the author's texts into account, including early plays, correspondance and interviews, in an effort to set out Koltès' conception of the narrative and to discuss it, to examine what it is based on/where it contes from, what structures it, what it unfurls. After establishing the biogra-phy of the work, following the writing of the texts year after year, this study will look into the poetics of the narra-tive and see how Koltès' writing has an ability to create a singular poetics for almost each particular text. To this end, it will not confront Koltès' works to a preconstructed theory of the narrative but try to uncover his own con-ception. These various narrative forms only make sense in the light of a relation to the world that dictate them : of Koltès' political stand, marked by the ideological fractures of the late 20th century, and of this ethical stand, when it cornes to the author's place in the world and the role he assigns to writing. This ethic of writing is the'raison d'être both of this study and of Koltès' work : find places in the world to write about, narrate territories one belongs to, invent oneself other
Hurtado, Prieto Jimena. "La philosophie économique de Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Adam Smith et Jeremy Bentham à la lumière de Bernard Mandeville." Paris 10, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA100052.
Full textThis dissertation confronts the economic philosophies of J. -J. Rousseau, A. Smith and J. Bentham to B. Mandeville's work. It establishes the points the three authors concord and those that show their disagreement as regards their answer to the central question of any economy philosophy : what is the nature and the status of economics in relation to morals and politics ? Rousseau's and Smith's answers face economic theory with a choice. According to the former economics is subsidiary to politics whereas fot the latter it corresponds to a well identified sphere of human action. Bentham ignores this choice and renews Mandeville's analytical option. Bentham considers the utility principle is capable of accounting for human behaviour in any of the constituting spheres of social organisation. Thus, he lays the foundations of contemporary economic theory
Taugis, Michaël. "La représentation du temps dans l'oeuvre de Bernard Malamud." Paris 7, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA070003.
Full textThe introduction of this thesis shows why and how this study must be carried out. The representation of time has in fact been overlooked by most critics, although it is closely linked to major themes in malamud's fiction, such as love and suffering. The recurrent and persisting presence of loss and death (together with the role of absence) in malamud's fiction also indicate that time cannot be reduced to a linear or cyclical representation, or to a progression towards a glorious future or a redemptive rebirth. In order to analyze this complex representation of time, a detailed study of many short stories and a few novels illustrating the different aspects of the representation of time in malamud's fiction is necessary : in each story, it is not only essential to examine how the characters perceive time, but also the relationships between the time (or "speed") of narration and the pace of the story, and, more generally, the links between structure and temporality. The first part of this thesis is a study of repetition in the natural
Ndogmo, Guinkeng Wamb Ndogmo Guimken Rodolphine S. "Les formes artistiques dans la production littéraire de Bernard Nanga : de la vision personnelle à la thèse humaniste." Rennes 2, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996REN20007.
Full textThrough skillful writing forms noticed in Bernard Nanga's literary work, we have shown that his is a problem writer. As a matter of fact, he upholds his humanistic standpoints very craftily to achieve his aim. He uses specific narrative technics. In part one, we have analysed the ways Nanga presents his stories, raises the problems and how he defends his viewpoints. Through the setting and characterization (part 3), the author and literary critics seem to invite the reader to discern example of the anti-example, the model of the anti-model. But before hand, he uses the forms of subjectivity to display an exceptional mastery of the french language (part 2)
Bernard, Florence. "Bernard-Marie Koltès : la poétique des contraires." Aix-Marseille 1, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008AIX10098.
Full textDesmoulins, Christine. "Bernard Zehrfuss, un architecte français (1911-1996) : une figure des Trente Glorieuses." Versailles-St Quentin en Yvelines, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008VERS012S.
Full textThis study features a monographical approach of the French architect Bernard Zehrfuss, a main figure of the French architecture of the second half of the 20th century, who signed or co-signed some of the most important buildings of the post-War Period. After graduating as a Grand Prix de Rome' in 1939, he went to Tunisia and directed the Re-construction Plan of the country. He early got involved in modernity, using innovating ways of production and collaborated with the most important builders and engineers of his time. This thesis is divided in three sections : in the first part, the chronological axis sets the architect's life and career in its context - whether historical, cultural, political, technical or architectural. The second part tells about Bernard Zehrfuss's action at Head of the Tunisian Architecture and Town-planning Department under the French Protectorat between 1943 and 1947, and within the more general frame of the towns to rebuild « laboratory » of North Africa. This experience gave the architect a basis for his work as well as a way of proceeding. This is why this part includes a chapter on Bernard Zehrfuss's office, created in Paris as soon as he returned to France. The third part introduces major works, testifying of his original way of thinking, eight buildings and a non-achieved project (The National Cemetery of Gammarth,the Mame Printing Factory in Tours, the Renault Factory in Flins, the Unesco Headquarters and extensions in Paris, the Cnit Building in La Défense, in Paris, A Skyscraper study for La Défense in Paris, the Mont-d'Arbois Hotel in Megève, the Sandoz Headquarters in Rueil-Malmaison, the Gallo-roman Civilisation Museum in Lyon
Poujardieu, François. "L' espace mythique de la rencontre dans l'oeuvre de Bernard-Marie Koltès : genèse d'une écriture dramatique." Bordeaux 3, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002BOR30021.
Full textBooks on the topic "Bernard, Emilie – Critique et interprétation"
Lamarrigue, Anne-Marie. Bernard Gui (1261-1331): Un historien et sa méthode. Paris: Honoré Champion, 2000.
Find full textShaw, Bernard. Shaw and Ibsen: Bernard Shaw's The quintessence of Ibsenism, and related writings. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1991.
Find full text1939-, Vertin Michael, ed. Lonergan and the level of our time. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2010.
Find full textThe educational and evangelical missions of Mary Emilie Holmes (1850-1906): "not to seem, but to be". Lewiston: E. Mellen Press, 1994.
Find full textShaw, Bernard. Bernard Shaw's The Quintessence of Ibsenism and Related Writings (Collected Works of Bernard Shaw). Classic Books, 2000.
Find full textD, Innes C., ed. The Cambridge companion to George Bernard Shaw. Cambridge, U.K: Cambridge University Press, 1998.
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