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Dissertations / Theses on the topic "Claudel, Paul (1868-1955) – Et l'Asie"
Tsuchiya-Matalon, Makiko. "L' Extrême-Orient imaginaire de Paul Claudel." Aix-Marseille 1, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009AIX10129.
Full textYoshida, Mio. "Paul Claudel et le monde des missionnaires : rencontres, activité, écriture." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019SORUL002.
Full textFrequent in the life and work of Paul Claudel, the missionary figure is emblematic of the universal vision of the world conceived by the Catholic poet, who aims to integrate the earth’s immense plurality into his professional life as much as it is in his work. The first part is devoted to the discovery of the Catholic Missions by the young consul during his stay in China, a discovery that allowed him to position himself in front of the world as both a diplomat and a poet. The second part highlights that Missions are also active in Europe, especially in a particular period of the Great War. His diplomatic and literary activities are superimposed on his dualistic view which, contrary to what Catholics and Protestants think, does not seem incompatible with his desire for peace in Europe. The period in Japan, analyzed in the last part, appears particularly fruitful, as evidenced by the consequent magnitude of his diplomatic work and the favorable reception of his literary work. Composed of three main periods that are also distinguished by geographical references, this study includes other countries where he has exercised diplomatic functions such as Brazil and the United States thus emphasizing his global vision throughout his professional career. The purpose of the study is also to shed light on the multifaceted dimension of his three-fold missionary world, including meetings with many religious figures, diplomatic activities aimed at unifying countries, and writings based on the intuition of a unification of the world
Yu, Jiangyue. "Du sensible au spirituel : l'expérience de l'Extrême-Orient dans les œuvres poétiques de Paul Claudel." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018SORUL052.
Full textThis thesis presents the experience of the Far East that Claudel lived and wrote in his poetic works during three successive periods: the Chinese period (1895-1909), the Japanese period (1921-1927), and the post-Japaneseperiod (1927-1955). As a "Catholic poet", Claudel pays more attention than other French traveler-writers to allkinds of spiritual forms manifested in the Chinese or Japanese universe. However, his search for the spiritual is not limited to a pure metaphysical reflection, but is always superimposed on a "physical" perception, mobilized when he walks in the real or artistic world of the Far East. The "body" plays an important role and presents itself as a privileged way of knowing, allowing Claudel to enter into a world hither to unknown to him. Given the rich dimensions of the "body" that make up Claudel's "sensible experience" in the Far East, we divide our thesis into two parts, according to two main aspects (landscape and writing) which demonstrate par excellence the close but very complex relationship between the body and the spirit, between the sensible and the spiritual in this explorer of Asia. In the first part focused on his experience of the landscape, our attention is not onlygiven to the real framework, to the multiple excursions that Claudel completes in the natural regions of the two countries, but also to the literary and artistic framework, in order to reveal the inspirations that the oriental representation of landscape brings to its invention of new poetic forms. In the second part, centered on his experience of writing, we study respectively his perception of the Chinese ideogram, his practice of oriental calligraphy and his adaptation of short Chinese and Japanese poems. From a cross-cultural and comparative perspective, we try to point out some Chinese and Japanese references that also closely associate the sensible experience to the understanding of the spiritual, in order to reveal to what extent Claudel diverges from or is inspired by these sources from the Other, and how the latter lead him to enrich his poetic expression and to accomplish his religious vocation in a literary creation absolutely original
Brun, Christelle. "Paul Claudel et le monde germanique." Paris 4, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA040282.
Full textTurk, Boštjan Marko. "Paul Claudel et l'actualité de l'être : l’inspiration thomiste dans l'œuvre poétique de Paul Claudel." Paris 4, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA040275.
Full textPronovost, Annie. "Claudel et le Japon : une autre écriture, suivi de, Minuscules." Thesis, McGill University, 1998. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=21252.
Full textThe second part of this master's thesis is a collection of short stories which show, at various extents, the same characteristics of oriental writing as observed within Claudel's literary works.
Daniel, Yvan. "Paul Claudel et l'Empire du milieu." Paris 4, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA040133.
Full textPaul Claudel lived in China from 1895 to 1909. This stay gave birth to a literary work, a “Chinese period”. My study offers a review of the exoticism of Claudel’s literary characteristics compared with contemporary writers as Pierre Loti, Claude Farrere and Victor Segalen. I will then focus on the author's Chinese studies, dealing with such various topics as the antiquity of the middle empire or more contemporary sides of the Chinese history of his period which were linked with his diplomatic position. Finally, the approach and the influence of the Chinese philosophies, as well as the tensions that arose when they were confronted with christianism, highlights the ambiguous and mesmerizing effect that the Chinese spirituality had on Claudel’s work and life as it becomes clear after the reading of Gilbert Keith Chesterton in 1908
Kadota, Machiko. "Paul Claudel dans l'univers des idéogrammes chinois." Paris 4, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA040025.
Full textOur thesis examines how P. Claudel obtained his personal view of the far east by coming in contact with its culture founded on the spirit of Chinese ideograms. In fact in china he was attracted by the aspects of Chinese idepgrams which were very different from those of the European form of characters. From the beginning of his career in china, he was interested in the simple phrases of the Daodejing of Laozi: Claudel was especially enchanted by Laozi's idea of the "non-existence" which appeared to Claudel akin to the notion of "vide" of Mallarmé. The culture at the Far East has no western logic. But is quite intuitional. The calligraphies and the landscape paintings enjoy the contrast between black and white, corresponding to the "existence" and "non-existence" in the vertical space. The Japanese culture characterizing around the period of 12th century was affected by the culture developed in the southern part of china; it being flexible and free influenced by Zen (chan) of southern song. In japan this kind of culture originated the tea ceremony, the no, the haiku etc. Claudel was able to approach these traditional arts quite deeply because of his general "connaissance" of the Far East. It appears however that he could not profoundly understand Zen itself since he was too Christian
Perez, Claude-Pierre. "Connaissance de l'Est : le défini et l'inépuisable (une étude littéraire)." Paris 4, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA040069.
Full textThis thesis is about the aesthetics of connaissance de l'est, a collection of prose poems by p. Claudel. When speaking about this book, claudel has adopted a very rationalistic point of view, which he owes (he said) to aquinus. Our thesis tries, in its first part, tomake obvious the diversity of the collection, and the contradictions of a poet similar to the twisted tree of his poems. In a second part, we investigate the factors of unity, namely "the intelligence and the will" which cooperate to produce the famous question he asks to everything : "what does that mean?" nevertheless, this question must not make us consider these poems as mere parables; on the contrary, claudel has been drawn by mallarme and the orientals towards the aesthetics of allusion, on the path of the unspeakable
Tidjani, Alou Antoinette. "Le premier théâtre claudélien : naissance du drame et drame de la naissance." Bordeaux 3, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991BOR30033.
Full textThe present study is motivated by the desire, shared by other researchers and certain specialists, to understand, in order to emphasize, the specific nature of the dramatic work, in comparison to other literary texts. This generel interest has guided our study of claudel's early theatre. While not ignoring the importance of biographic elements to the evolution of the work, we found it necessary to insert the same in the moral and aesthetic context of the late 19th c which brought it into being. This period of national and individual crisis of identity finds its echo in the symbolist aesthetic, which has left an indelible mark on claudel's dramatic works. But these works are also worthy of detailed and indepth analyses, undertaken without prejudice or critical preconceptions ; in order to reveal the sustained effort of composition, furnished by a young dramatist in his learning of a demanding art and in his first steps towards the affirmation of a unique dramatic style. In claudel's case, this "apprenticeship" was much advantaged by the recomposition and auto-criticism of his plays. It is therefore impossible to ignore the significant role of the same. Finally, the theatrical work distinguishes itself by its relationship to the stage, he it future or potential. It is therefore interesting and indeed necessary to take the potential dramatic scene into consideration in a critical study of the theatre text - in this case claudelian, symbolist and mystical
Books on the topic "Claudel, Paul (1868-1955) – Et l'Asie"
Lettres de Paul Claudel C! Jean Paulhan (1925-"1954): Correspondance PRC)Sentc)E Et Annotc)E Par Catherine Mayaux. Peter Lang Publishing, 2004.
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