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Bernard, Christophe. "Vers un modèle éthique de l'intrigue : analyse de deux pièces de Bertolt Brecht : La vie de Galilée et Mère courage et ses enfants." Thesis, Université Laval, 2007. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2007/24771/24771.pdf.
Full textBonnaud, Irène. "Brecht, période américaine." Paris 3, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA030007.
Full textSoro, Bakary. "La réception de Brecht en Afrique chez Wolé Soyinka, Alioum Fantouré et Ngugi wa Thiong'o." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006STR20026.
Full textThe reception of Brecht in Africa in the works of Soyinka, Fantouré and Ngugi shows a certain freedom which the African authors make use of when dealing with Brecht-texts. This approach urges us to reflect upon the often ambivalent relationship between the "I" of these authors contemplating the "other", being Brecht, and what Brecht represents in reality. In the specific cases of Soyinka, Fantouré and, to a lesser extent, Ngugi, this reading becomes a new way of reading the "other", who now is "tamed" to the point of becoming thematically ans stylistically a local element in their literary complex. Soyinka reactualises the Yoruba-tradition with the help of Brecht, letting the dramatical elements emerge from both African and European traditions. These elements play a role in these two traditions, however with different poetical fonctions. Fantouré reflects a punctual reception of Brecht which is limited to the use of the "Zinc Coffin" in "Le Cercle des Tropiques". Fantouré differentiates between political aspects and ideology. It is only with Ngugi, a tendenciously marxist writer, that the reception of Brecht becomes strongly elaborated with a visible reference to the German author
Lobjoit-Chaumont, Marie-Ange. "Bertolt Brecht, Paul Claudel et la vie de Jeanne d'Arc entourée de parodie." Dijon, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995DIJOL016.
Full textThis study focuses on Joan of arc, and particularly on two of her literary manifestations, Brecht’s salvationist and Claudel’s tortured maid. It does not strive to operate the symbiosis of these two contrasting writers but to uncover through their protagonist two types of work which are both different and a like at different times, and which overlap more often than is usually thought. The progression is over several chapters which range from the real to the abstract. Chapter i looks at the historical and literary context of the two plays under scruting Die Heilige Johanna der schlachthofe (1928-1932) and Jeanne au bucher (1934). Chapter 2 studies the genesis of the two dramas featuring Joan but also the differences between them, the spirit of cooperation, the critical stance and stagecraft of each playwright. Chapter 3 testifies to the complex approach that both authors use regarding the historical figure. They both make her into a figurehead allowing the marxist to work out a politicized tale and the mystic to create a spiritualized work. The saint of French patriots has been eschewed in favor of a heroin whose murky conscience reaches knowledge at the end of a progress mapped out in the last chapter. Joan's initiatory journey enhances the necessity of human sacrifice, thereby uniting Brecht’s anthropocentrism and Claudel’s theocentric vision
Alhamdou, Ali. "La conceptualisation de la liberté dans les théâtres de Bertolt Brecht et d'Aimé Césaire : rapprochement, discours, personnages, espaces - temps." Toulouse 2, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999TOU20042.
Full textThis understudy work deals with the concept of freedom in Bertolt Brecht's and Aimé Césaire's theatres. The first part looks into the discourses of conflictual centres. It collects the discursive registers that structure and fix the antagonisms in social and ideological positions. This approach tends to show the duality underlying the works of the two playwrights. The linguistic techniques subscribe for an aesthetic leading to throw light on the protagonists' situations. The second part studies the characters. The first chapter takes an interest in the hero and in his social dimension and the second part deals with the links existing between of heroism in brecht's work lies in tight relation with the people's conditions of living. The hero's action dissolves in the masses in order to create a collective heroism. In Césaire's work, the hero is inspired by his historical reality and mobilizes his people to action in order to found the present again. In each of these two writers, the dominating power is characterizedby its violence and a tendency to hegemony. The Brecht people pose as dynamic actor to a real social and ideological upheaval. In Césaire's work, the people stand at the crossroads and have gradually access to the historical approach of their condition. The third part develops spatial and temporal configurations. It pays particular attention to show the representation of the space and the time in the antagonisms as well as their aesthetic dimension in the theatrical level into a global process leading to freedom. The space and the time participate in a structuration of a prison atmosphere. The social times and spaces show the different aspects of conflictual relations. The incompatibility between the present and the aspirations to freedom motivate the quest of a true control of their destiny by the characters
Silhouette, Marielle. "Le grotesque dans le théâtre de jeunesse de Brecht, 1913-1926 : contribution à l'étude d'une dramaturgie expérimentale." Paris 4, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA040338.
Full textStudying the grotesque in the theatre of the young B. Brecht provides the opportunity to consider one aspect that the former studies has left aside privileging the comparison with the epic and didactic theatre. Since the eighteenth century, the grotesque category has been associated with theatre and was immediately rejected by the founders of the national theatre. It resurrects at the beginning of the twentieth century and becomes an expression of a revolt against a normative and rigid artistic system. Brecht is involved in this movement, but also imprints his own mark on it. He means the grotesque as a form of materialism inherited from Wedekind, with minor arts and popular culture. He uses the grotesque against the traditional drama and challenges its values. This debate with the tradition is not only done through the development of a teeming style that radically questions the text-based theatre. It is also the result of the major role played by the human body, associated with law comedy and theatricality as opposed to heroism, pathos and tragedy. The formal and conceptual multiplicity of the texts under study, most of them unpublished, shows that during these years an experimental drama was emerging
Lahache, Florent. "Le poème instrument : poésie et matérialisme dans l'oeuvre de Bertolt Brecht." Thesis, Paris 10, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA100187.
Full textInitiated in 2005, this doctoral thesis in philosophy aims to study the poetry of the German writer Bertolt Brecht (1898-1956). By its title ("The poem instrument"), it means to explain a contradiction inherent in any political art, and especially emphasized in poetical writing: the one between the practice of lyrical arts, valuable per se, and the claim for a social purpose of writing, which submits it to an outside finality. By undertaking this instrumental necessity in his writing, the poet expose himself to the functionalisation of language, this very functionalisation that is supported by the market means which the poet however intends to deal with. How can poetry define itself as a tool, without abolishing the specifically artistic content of its production? How to maintain poetic consistency and political efficiency simultaneously ?This thesis examines the corpus of Brechtian poems written from the mid-1920s until the late 1940s. It aims at identifying the formal operations that the poet engages for each political moments he faces : the Weimar Republic (cynical poetry), the Third Reich (anti-fascist poetry), the second World War (the poetry of exile). We intend to show how a specific materialism is being developed, in a both inventive and dissent relation to the traditional Marxist dialectic
Garutti, Gérald. "Antonin Artaud et Bertolt Brecht : la révolution infinie : philosophies, mythologies et dramaturgies de la révolution." Thesis, Paris 10, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA100122.
Full textArtaud and Brecht, contemporaries transformed into mythological figures during their own life-times, died without having any knowledge of one another. They became, however, an imaginary couple, as it were, the two great antagonists of the avant-garde. The duality they represented —theatre of cruelty vs. theatre of alienation— acquired further meanings: aesthetic (performance vs. brechtian), political (situationist vs. stalinist), ideological (libertarian transgression vs. Marxist totalisation), and philosophic (post-modernist critique vs. western rationalism).Nevertheless, beyond the polemics, one essential concern united Brecht and Artaud: How to change the world and life? This thesis explores the meanings of that infinite revolution of which the theatre is but one aspect, by comparing their oeuvre as literature, philosophy, and politics. Their positions differed, but Artaud and Brecht shared the same problems and terms of discussion, and rejected the same solutions.I. Mythologies: Both of them pursued revolution while attacking its myths: setting the world alight (destruction, degeneracy, decadence); changing life (paganism, anarchism, the avant-gardes), transforming everything (Marxism, indianism).II. Pathologies: in order to resist Counter-Revolution and focus the ardour of the masses, they attack religion as a diversion; sexual, occult and ideological brutalisation; and all forms of domination (from passivity to fascist frenzy).III. Philosophies and dramaturgies: It is in the theatre that Artaud and Brecht forged their revolutions in the form of great leaps forward, reversals and new beginnings.What remains of their work is its incandescent revolutionary core
Bruneau, Élyse. "Communications paradoxales et conflit intérieur : analyse de la pièce Grand-peur et misère du IIIe Reich de Bertolt Brecht." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/20698.
Full textTackels, Bruno. "Histoire d'aura. Benjamin, brecht, adorno, heidegger." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994STR20043.
Full textBooks on the topic "Brecht, Bertolt, 1898-1956 – Et la morale"
Bertolt Brecht: Chaos, according to plan. Cambridge [Cambridgeshire]: Cambridge University Press, 1987.
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