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Hinzelin, Sandy. ""La nature de Bouddha" dans le Traité qui montre la nature de Bouddha du 3e Karmapa Rangjoung Dorjé." Thesis, Clermont-Ferrand 2, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016CLF20015.
Full textThe Treatise which shows buddha nature, written by the 3rd Karmapa Rangjoung Dorjé (1284-1339), is an important text in the Karma Kagyü lineage of tibetan buddhism. It indicates indeed the true nature of every being, the true self, and the mahāmudrā meditative practice which is specific to this lineage is grounded on that understanding. This study proposes a french translation of the Treatise which shows buddha nature and of a commentary written by Jamgön Kongtrül Lodrö Tayé (1813-1899). We also try to understand the meaning of Buddha nature presence and the reasons why we should know it to practice mahāmudrā meditation. Since Buddha nature points out an inexpressible state of consciousness, we propose to apprehend it by following the path that the ordinary consciousness should go through, in order to recognize what is true, which is emptiness-luminosity
Tajadod, Nahal. "Mani, le Bouddha de lumière : le compendium des doctrines et règles de la religion du Bouddha de lumière, Mani." INALCO, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987INAL0008.
Full textThe compendium of the doctrines and styles of the teaching of Mani, the Buddha of light was written in 731. Starting with a biography of the founder, his dogmatic system, the principles of dualism, the depicting of Mani's Heptateuch as well as the image, the presentation of ecclesiastical rules, the sacerdotal hierarchy as well as the communal disciplines, this document thus supplies a full account of Chinese Manichaeism. The goal pursued by the writer of the text was to adorn his doctrine with such colours as to make it easy to follow for a population already impregnated by Taoism and Buddhism. To this end, and non contented with just using vocabulary drawn from Buddhist thought and theology, he strove successfully to make of Mani an avatar of the Buddha and of Laozi. The understanding of Chinese Manichaeism must first begin with the study of Mahayana Buddhism, which acted as a theological vehicle for the religion of light. This is how Mani, like a Buddhist Arhat, pronounces the "formulas of refuge", understands the "four noble truths", the "five skandhas" and the "eightfold noble path". Like a bodhisattva, he realizes the void and the awakening, like the Buddha he reaches nirvana. Yet the originality of the text lies in the fact that in spite of its borrowings from Buddhism, the document, because of its radical dualism remains a Manichean writing, containing its own Pahlavi vocabulary and rises from the depth of the Iranian soul
Basu, Ratna. "Eine literatur-kritische Studie zu Āryaśūras Jātakamālā : zusammen mit einer kritischen Edition der anonymen Jātakamālāṭīkā und einer kritischen Edition der Jātakamālāpañjikā des Vīryasiṃha /." Bonn : Rheinischen Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität, 1989. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb36159962m.
Full textWeber, Claudia. "Wesen und Eigenschaften des Buddha in der Tradition des Hīnayāna-Buddhismus /." Wiesbaden : Harassowitz, 1994. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb39060193z.
Full textPotdevin, Gérard. "Exigence morale et dualité : une lecture philosophique de la relation Jésus-Bouddha." Paris 1, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA010509.
Full textWikramagamage, Chandra. "Principles of Buddhist iconology /." Polgasovita (Sri Lanka) : Academy of Sri Lankan culture, 1997. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb370849024.
Full textWarsée, Patrick. "Les écoles du bouddhisme : exposition et historique du "petit véhicule"." Paris 8, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA081643.
Full textCho, Byung-Yoon. "Ontologie de la souveraineté du peuple et de la dignité de l'homme selon le Bouddha et Jean-Jacques Rousseau." Paris 2, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA02A002.
Full textLee, So-ra. "La figure de Maitreya, le futur Bouddha, selon la tradition scripturaire et son culte vivant en Inde et en Extrême-Orient." Thesis, Paris 4, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA040023.
Full textAfter the establishment of Buddhism in India, his influence reached the nations, allowing their political and social currents to be engaged with the various beliefs of Buddhism. Maitreya, absorbing various ideas, such as, millenarianism, paradise, eschatology, revolution and asceticism, became one of the most influential deities, who are very much functional in various domains. The scriptural origin of Maitreya is ambiguous and unclear; meanwhile the developments of Maitreya that appear in various traditions are vibrant and diverse. Thus this thesis will identify the scriptural source of departure of Maitreya myth by focusing on the "anointment" detail of Maitreya. Then we will demonstrate the influence of Maitreya cults in various Asian traditions. To analyze numerous cults, Nattier’s version of Maitreya's typology was modified; the modified version accounts for the major themes of Maitreya myth, which are, interpreter's perspective, mysticism, paradise, Mo-fa and devotionalism. For the last section, this thesis will examine the image of Buddhist triads in relation to Maitreya, in comparison with other Buddhist countries in Asia. The usages and variants of triads in Buddhist nations display how the cults were interpreted, influenced and absorbed in the societies. Going through scriptural, typological and iconographical analysis of Maitreya, this thesis will reveal the process of dissemination of Buddhist ideas through the prisms of shared beliefs, political needs and cultural adaptations of each country
Kamachi, Nobuaki. "Théorie et pratique de l'invocation au Bouddha Amida dans le Japon du XIXe siècle : Tanzan Jungei, scoliaste et poète de l'école Shin de la Terre Pure." Paris, EPHE, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009EPHE5007.
Full textRevire, Nicolas. "The Enthroned Buddha in Majesty : an Iconological Study." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016USPCA157/document.
Full textThis dissertation provides a detailed study of a particular representation of the Buddha, in which he sits on a prominent throne, i.e. a bhadrapīṭha or bhadrāsana, in a majestic posture with two legs pendant, that is, in bhadrāsana or the “auspicious pose.” This pendant-legged imagery, generally associated with the throne, has been found widely depicted in South, East, and Southeast Asian art and is, as a rule, mostly associated with kingship, fertility, and even divinity. The results of this iconological examination have wide implications for understanding the origins, spread, and development of Buddhist art in those lands, particularly during the first millennium CE
Tsai, Shih-Wei. "L'identité spectrale : Derrida, bouddhisme, confusianisme." Thesis, Lyon, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016LYSE3007/document.
Full textThis study is focused on ghost (spectral) identity. The research is undertaken from cultural and political perspectives. The main contention of this research is to show that the main problem of personal identity is its inseparability from the concept of its birth. The normal concept of identity serves as the foundation of an ideal self, which can never be realized. The problem is that it is constructed on a mistaken foundation, which leads this personal identity to become a ghost (spectral). Therefore, when, on the basis of this faulty construction of personal identity, we obtain the Other, it is an alienated personal identity. At the same time, this construction of personal identity produces an alienated culture and politics, and even a ghost (spectral) government(Part I). Consequently, this study proposes to deconstruct (Derrida) this warped concept of personal identity, in order to open the way to construct a new ghost (spectral) personal identity. This new ghost (spectral) personal identity is shown to be an even more conscious personal identity. This new personal identity is shown to arise from language and to serve as the possibility of personal identity formation in the living house of being, (Part II). However, we still must return to the assumption that identity is never born or even that fundamentally identity does not exist at all, because the existence of identity as a metaphysically necessary supposition would make us necessarily face a sort of consciousness of the meaning of our own identity (Part III). But, how then are we to undertake ethical and political reflection and action? Mustn’t we temporarily turn back to the acceptibility of the concept of personal identity? However, on closer examination, it turns out that the ghost (spectral) personal identity that reveals the truth of life in fact is just a sort of unreal personal identity or a sort of flowing, impermanent personal identity. As to this absent personal identity, its true meaning can only come from the future. In the meantime, let us just let the identity float and haunt just like a ghost (spectre)
Ator, Robin A. "Boudica : an illustrated narrative." PDXScholar, 1988. https://pdxscholar.library.pdx.edu/open_access_etds/3823.
Full textSāising, Sakchai. "Les statues du Buddha de l'école du Lân Nâ : réflexions sur les influences reçues du XIIIe au XVIIIe siècle." Paris 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA040079.
Full textVandrei, Martha. "Boudica and British historical culture, c. 1600-1916." Thesis, King's College London (University of London), 2013. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.680206.
Full textFrénée-Hutchins, Samantha. "The cultural and ideological significance of representations of Boudica during the reigns of Elizabeth I and James I." Thesis, University of Exeter, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/10036/88777.
Full textŠaršonová, Michaela. "Marketingová strategie hotelu Luční bouda." Master's thesis, Vysoké učení technické v Brně. Fakulta podnikatelská, 2017. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-319680.
Full textHaw, Matthew James. "Boudica & field notes towards a dynamic film-poem form." Thesis, Lancaster University, 2017. http://eprints.lancs.ac.uk/124994/.
Full textFrénée-Hutchins, Samantha. "La signification culturelle et idéologique des représentations de Boudica pendant les règnes d'Elizabeth I et de James I." Thesis, Orléans, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009ORLE1104/document.
Full textThis study follows the trail of Boudica from her rediscovery in Classical texts by the humanist scholars of the fifteenth century to her didactic and nationalist representations by Italian, English, Welsh and Scottish historians such as Polydore Virgil, Hector Boece, Humphrey Llwyd, Raphael Holinshed, John Stow, William Camden, John Speed and Edmund Bolton. In the literary domain her story was appropriated under Elizabeth I and James I by poets and playwrights who included James Aske, Edmund Spenser, Ben Jonson, William Shakespeare, A. Gent and John Fletcher. As a political, religious and military figure in the middle of the first century AD this Celtic and regional queen of Norfolk is placed at the beginning of British history. In a gesture of revenge and despair she had united a great number of British tribes and opposed the Roman Empire in a tragic effort to obtain liberty for her family and her people. Focusing on both the literary and non-literary texts I aim to show how the frequent manipulation and circulation of Boudica's story in the early modern period contributed to the polemical expression and development of English and British national identities, imperial aspirations and gender politics which continue even today. I demonstrate how such heated debate led to the emergence of a polyvalent national icon, that of Boadicea, Celtic warrior of the British Empire, religious figurehead, mother to the nation and ardent feminist, defending the land, women, the nation and national identity. Today Boudica‘s story is that of a foundation myth which has taken its place in national memory alongside Britannia; Boudica‘s statue stands outside the Houses of Parliament in London as a testament to Britain‘s imperial aspirations under Queen Victoria whilst the maternal statue of her protecting her two young daughters claims a Welsh haven in Cardiff
Tun, Puthpiseth. "Bouddhisme Theravāda et production artistique en pays khmer : étude d’un corpus d’images en ronde-bosse du Buddha (XIIIe-XVIe siècles)." Thesis, Paris 4, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA040223.
Full textImages of Khmer Buddha executed between the 13th and c. 16th CE demonstrate specific religious practice, continuity of the Angkorian tradition, and artistic exchange with bordering countries. Together, they also reveal transformations in the form, definition and role of Buddhist sculpture in Cambodia. An annotated corpus of 238 Buddha images in stone, wood, and bronze from several museum and private collections, and in situ, assist in the reconstruction of changes to artistic production in the Khmer kingdom during this period. The principal results of this work provide new interpretations about the Ayutthyan invasion and occupation at Angkor, and resettlement of the Angkorian political centre in the Quatre Bras region
Yang, Li-Chen. "Quand les bouddhas entourent les démons : décryptage de la peinture L’Assaut de Mâra du Xe siècle et sa société." Thesis, Paris, EHESS, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020EHES0033.
Full textThe silk painting The Assault of Mâra, number MG. 17655, of the Guimet Museum has long been famous for its rich contents and its characteristic style. It is one of the cultural objects brought to Paris by Paul Pelliot from Dunhuang, China. This picture depicting the attack of the King of Devils, Mâra, on Buddha in meditation for attaining Enlightenment keeps stirring up people’s curiosity, but numerous mysteries about this painting have not been fathomed. For example, the image of Buddha wearing a golden cap in the center of the painting is a form never seen before ; several deities and devils are not identified ; the meaning of the twelve illustrations of Buddha in the strips of both sides is also unknown… Their identities, origins, and reasons of being in the picture raise a lot of questions. The purpose of this research is to reconstruct three aspects of knowledge based on the iconographical expressions of the painting : a. the identification of characters ; b. the Buddhist concept in the tenth century at Dunhuang ; c. the social elements reflected in the artwork. This study is divided into three parts. Part one aims at three points : a. the religious context which produced MG. 17655 ; b. doctrinal meanings behind the theme of The Assault of Mâra ; c. the iconographical development of The Assault of Mâra in India and China. The first part provides us with essential informations for the subject-matter. Part two analyzes the iconography of MG. 17655. It begins with the deciphering of the mystery of its threefold composition. The identities of most deities and devils are revealed in these chapters, so is the reason of their presence.Part three studies the social factors in the painting, regarding the cultural interaction of various peoples, the mixed beliefs in Mahâyâna (Great Vehicle of Buddhism), Hînayâna (Small Vehicle), and Vajrayâna (Tantric Buddhism), as well as multiple art skills. The costumes, objects, and weapons illustrated in the painting almost form a reflecting mirror of the tenth century Dunhuang society
Bélo, Tais Pagoto 1980. "Boudica e as facetas femininas ao longo do tempo : nacionalismo, feminismo, memória e poder." [s.n.], 2014. http://repositorio.unicamp.br/jspui/handle/REPOSIP/281233.
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Resumo: Esta tese teve como intuito o estudo da personagem Boudica, rainha Bretã da tribo dos Iceni, que liderou um exército contra o Império Romano durante o século I d.C. É tida, atualmente, como um símbolo polivalente para os Britânicos, e encontra-se guardada na memória coletiva. A rainha guerreira foi uma representação feminina para as mulheres de poder da Inglaterra, tais como rainha Elizabeth I e rainha Vitória, tendo sido utilizada como uma insígnia de luta para as sufragistas e aproveitada como uma reprodução nacionalista. Sua imagem foi descrita, em primeira mão, na Antiguidade, por Tácito e Dião Cássio. O primeiro autor mencionou que, por ser uma mulher, não lhe cabiam o governo e a liderança, ao passo que para o segundo ela era física e psicologicamente retratada como uma mulher masculina, com a voz, o tamanho e as armas de um homem. Contudo, as informações e os escritos dos antigos autores foram posteriormente utilizados para outros trabalhos artísticos, bem como para peças de teatro, esculturas, livros, pinturas, trabalhos políticos e até mesmo charges que envolviam a figura feminina de Boudica. Essas obras, entretanto, não deixaram de apresentar a concepção social em relação à mulher diante da figura de Boudica. De modo a acrescentar, este estudo demonstra como o século XIX e o início do XX valeram-se dessa imagem e a legitimaram por meio de uma cultura material constituída por estátuas localizadas nas cidades de Londres, Cardiff e Colchester, e por um vitral, o qual se encontra nesta última localidade. Contudo, a validação da rainha guerreira, pelo poder governamental, se deu a partir do conceito de `tradição¿, em voga nesse período, para fins nacionalistas. Dessa forma, os Britânicos utilizaram símbolos como bandeiras, hinos nacionais e até mesmo a personificação da nação, com o intuito de conceber a própria pátria. Essas reproduções estariam ligadas às práticas governamentais, teriam seus próprios valores e regras, seriam facilmente aceitos pelo povo e teriam uma conexão com o passado (Hobsbawm, 1993). Embora Boudica tenha sido lembrada por quase cinco séculos e se tornado uma figura familiar para os ingleses, não quer dizer que historiadores e arqueólogos saibam muito ao seu respeito. De outra forma, constatou-se por entrevistas feitas nos museus de Norwich, Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery, de Colchester, Colchester Castle Museum, de Londres, Museum of London e de St. Albans, Verulamium Museum, que sua figura continua presente na memória coletiva dos britânicos. Sendo assim, conclui-se que o presente estudo teve como essência os usos do passado diante de Boudica, sua importância e seu significado, tendo em vista que objetos, patrimônios, estátuas, pinturas, construções e outros encontram-se enraizados na cultura e na história de um grupo ou uma nação e são envolvidos em sentimentos, memória, honra, nostalgia e poder
Abstract: This thesis was intended to study the character of Boudica, a Breton Queen from the Iceni tribe, who led an army against the Roman Empire during the first century before Christ. Boudica is currently held as a polyvalent symbol to the British and she is also stored in their collective memory. The warrior Queen was a feminine representation to powerful women in England, such as Queen Elizabeth I and Queen Victoria, and her image was utilized by suffragists as a fighting insignia, as well as a national reproduction. Tacitus and Cassius Dio described her image at first hand, in the Antiquity. The first author mentioned that, since she was a woman, the government and the leadership did not suit her. Meanwhile, for the second author she was psychologically and physically represented as a masculinized woman, who had the voice, the size and the weapons of a man. However, the information and the writing of the ancient writers were used in the posterity for other artistic works, such as plays, sculptures, books, pictures, politician works and even cartoons, which involved the feminine figure of Boudica, although these works no longer placed the social conception relating those women to the figure of Boudica. Furthermore, this study demonstrates how the Nineteenth and the beginning of the Twentieth century used this image and how it was legitimized by means of a material culture, which is constituted of statues located at the cities of London, Cardiff and Colchester, as well as of a Stained Glass window, which is displayed in the Town Hall of the last city. Nevertheless, the validation of the warrior queen by the governmental power was given by the `tradition¿ concept, in vogue then, to national purposes. Thus, the British utilized the symbols, such as flags, anthems and even a personification of the nation to conceive their own homeland. Such reproductions were linked to government practices, had their own values and rules, were easily accepted by the people and had a connection with the past (Hobsbawm, 1993). Although Boudica has been remembered for almost five centuries and turned into a familiar figure to the English, it does not mean that historians and archaeologists know much about her. On the other hand, it was found, through interviews done in the museums of Norwich, Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery, of Colchester, Colchester Castle Museum, of London, Museum of London and of St. Albans, Verulamium Museum, that she is still alive in the collective memory of the British. Thus, it is concluded that the present study had as essence the uses of the past before Boudica, as well as her importance and meaning. And also that objects, patrimonies, statues, pictures and constructions are rooted in the culture and in the history of a group or a nation and are surrounded by feelings, memory, honor, nostalgia and power
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Frénée, Samantha Jane. "La signification culturelle et idéologique des représentations de Boudica pendant les règnes d'Elizabeth I et de James I." Phd thesis, Université d'Orléans, 2009. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00476346.
Full textKnápek, Michal. "Posouzení výhodnosti výstavby přečerpávací vodní elektrárny velkého výkonu v lokalitě Cukrová bouda, okres Šumperk." Master's thesis, Vysoké učení technické v Brně. Fakulta elektrotechniky a komunikačních technologií, 2012. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-219416.
Full textTayac, Sébastien. "La commande des peintures bouddhiques dans les monastères de la province de Chiang Mai." Thesis, Paris 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA030132.
Full textThis study, designed as an inventory of murals in the monasteries of six districts of the province of Chiang Mai made it possible on the one hand to study the various actors involved in an art order [sponsors, donors, artists] and on the other hand to classify these paintings into four groups according to their chronological and stylistic description. The multiple factors likely to influence the presence or the absence of paintings in the temples were also examined. A comparison of the iconography between the four groups found in these temples was also undertaken in order to refine their characteristics. In parallel, special attention was paid to the artists working in the temples in order to learn more about these unsung and ignored individuals. Training, social environments, place of the woman artist, inspirations and influences are topics discussed in this study
Thibeault, François. "Le bouddhisme dans la société mondiale : circuler en Inde sur les chemins du Bouddha." Thèse, 2013. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/5447/1/Thibeault-2013-these-le_bouddhisme_dans_la_societe_mondiale.pdf.
Full textPorquet, Julien. "Roche, papier, relique : une approche biographique et comparative de la consécration des images de Bouddha en Birmanie." Thèse, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/20027.
Full textÉlie, Augustin. "Le problème de la volonté dans le Soûtra de l’Entrée dans la dimension absolue, aussi connu comme le chapitre trente-neuf du Soûtra des Ornements du Bouddha." Thesis, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/24354.
Full textThis dissertation considers representations of human will in chapter 39 of The Flower Ornament Scripture, entitled “Entering the Realm of Reality”. An exegesis of the narrative reveals that the dissatisfaction (duḥkha s.) that permeates existence is partly caused by thirst (tṛṣṇā s.). However, our analysis shows that by exercising their will – a source a priori of infinite freedom and possibility – beings systematically abandon themselves to their thirsty feelings and, in the long run, perpetuate the infernal cycle of existence. Unsurprisingly, will is considered a negative faculty, to be proscribed from practice by the spiritual masters of the sutra; this simple but essential teaching must be followed by the practitioner so that he can reach Enlightenment and participates in the common good. The problem, however, is that liberation necessarily implies the exercise of will, for example in taking vows or practicing compassion and perseverance. Though the exercise of will can have positive aspects, its negative potential remains, leading us to ask: how can the ethics of the sutra actually lead to positive effects if it is connected to will? To answer this question, we refer to the conception of the realm of reality, the final teaching of the sutra. In this realm, the will frees itself from all conditioning and a new way of apprehending the psychological posture of enlightened beings appears: the non-will.
NEDVĚDOVÁ, Dana. "Cyril Bouda a současnost. Reminiscence na Cyrila Boudu." Master's thesis, 2008. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-44486.
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