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Journal articles on the topic "Couleurs – Aspect symbolique – Bénin"
Lacroix, Laurier. "L’art des Huronnes vu par le frère récollet Gabriel Sagard en 1623-1624." Les Cahiers des dix, no. 66 (April 8, 2013): 323–38. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1015077ar.
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Oliveira, Bonaventure d'. "Expressions des couleurs et comportements sociaux : l'exemple des Fon du Bénin." Paris 5, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA05H105.
Full textOn this research on color symbolism contributing to explain the lack of studies on the use of color in African societies specialy in "Fon in Benin". We can examine "fon", only. From a color is able to express an individual behavior in a social group? To answer this question, we are guided by a psychological method: that that is the capability of an individual to ajust a stimili. Such a method si only one aspect of the subject. Other methods used in this research in order to deepen the research are, a study of structure, of symbolic, etc. . . So; there are other ways to explain the use of color in a certain element. Color, have the power to affect the sensitivity of an individual. It also contribute in the conditioning of Fon people social the contribution of color in the fon sociaty, is totally felt and it plays an important part in social conflicts : color is the support of a symbolic thinking that means color can go from an abstract idea to a material thing. The passage of the notion of color materialy in nature and in the subconssiousness of the people and their behaviour is also an element of language and contionning (symbolichy speaking) it's associated to the spiritual energy and sociological. So, we can discover that most fon's cultes ceremonies are guided by "symbolic chrom" and they are signs of markers of automatie behaviours)
Antonio, Bienvenu. "Vêtements, ornements, couleurs : leurs langages codés dans la chefferie Gbindo du Bénin." Montpellier 3, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003MON30009.
Full textThese doctorate thesis in Ethnology and Anthropology : "Clothes, ornments, colours : theirs codified languages in Gbindo kingdom in Benin", concerns the traditional textile and clothing in an West African ethny. Here are the contents :Gbindo chiefery and its ceremonies (voodoo, Fa, religious rites),Conceptual study of clothing as a language of communication and delimitation of the corpus, History of the fon drape (avotita) and presentation of clothing as a demonstration of the Being through an Appearance, The colours in its contents of the senses, and its semantic and symbolic expression, Crossing the elements of chapters and consequences of conjunction between modernity and tradition,The method used : participating observation with documented and styled photographes
Givre, Philippe. "Approche sémiotique de la couleur en psychanalyse : colorations de la pulsion." Paris 7, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA070152.
Full textThis work essentially aims at restoring the role of sensitiveness and especially of colour in a psychonalytical approach. The first part is mainly devoted to describing the benefits of pheneomenology in those fields that remained not investigated by freudian psychoanalysis. Then, it's a matter of borrowing the phenomenological theses by confronting them with the meta-psychological presuppositions, whether they are freudian, lacanian or winnicottian. The second part deals with the exchanges of chromatic regarding the clinical phenomena such as sensorial hyperaesthesia, "hypnagogical" states, states of dreamlike hallucinosis, epileptic aura, pseudo-ecstasy of drug addicts or even the buildings of duplicate, prior to apprehending the outcomes of colour in the making of dream
Behaghel-Dindorf, Anne-Marie. "La langue du blason : étude linguistique : catégories grammaticales , syntaxe et lexique en diachronie." Paris, EPHE, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009EPHE4002.
Full textThe language of blazon is a technical language dedicated to some pictural representation in colour. It is a unique situation in history and in the history of linguistics. It will be shown how syntax and lexicon have devised specialized functions to describe its colours and figures. The study shows that any text can be represented picturally in a very accurate way and conversely, any image can be described in a concise way. Syntax, rooted in old french, has grown simpler and more concise, whereas the lexicon has complexified and grown richer from all environing sources (neighbouring regional languages and dialects) and created an unlimited number of determiners derived from nominals
Gautier, Patrick André. "Le rouge et le vert : sémiologie de la couleur en Egypte ancienne." Paris 4, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA040130.
Full textContesting the thesis of basic color terms, the purpose of the present thesis is to determine the part of physiological and symbolical solicitation there is, within the egyptian lexis of colour. This symbolical solicitation being based on the theological expression of cosmic, biological and social world is a remarkably permanent feature in ancient egypt thought. The exploration of the lexis and of its vague impulses toward an evolution, show that red and green are not only dominant colours, but also that they constitute the organising principle of egyptian colour. However, there is a further division in the symbolical lexis due to the transversal criterion of light, thereby offering us four fundamental terms. Because of metonymy and metaphor, these terms are laden with the most striking properties of their pregnant referents (i. E. , those among all possible referents, that express colour in the most prominent way). Being therefore polysemous, these terms expressing colour apply to a wide range of spheres, also to an unquestionable semantic depth that is essential to a both complex and subtle vision of the world. (translation by F. Gille)
Cologni-Canal, Laetitia. "L' identité catalane de 1848 à nos jours : inventaire en sang et or." Perpignan, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PERP0716.
Full textThis subject uses the colors red and yellow ( of the catalan flag) as historical source. These colors allow to study the Catalan identity from 1848 to nowadays through different topics such as French policy, social relationships, local traditions, culture, sports, art, landscape, symbols. The first part study f the key words of the subject with intend to know the color, the catalan identity. An essential passage focuses on the history of the blazon and the Catalan flag. The second part wonders about the weak use of the " blood and gold " colors since 1848 until 1950. Finally the third part underlines the various topics which exploit these colors and the motivations which explain this immoderate use. It results from this work the idea that the Catalan identity is the consequence of a social construction, and that it is never fixed in time nor in its modes of expression. The chromatic angle of sight makes associate disparate topics, and, in that way introduce a more complete and precise view of the catalan identity's evolution
Dubois, Arnaud. "La vie chromatique des objets : Approche anthropologique des couleurs de l'art contemporain." Paris, EHESS, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014EHES0626.
Full textThis thesis concerns the material practices of colour in the domain of contemporary art. I analyse such practices following the "chaîne opératoire des agglutinations chromatiques" which I have studied during the period of my fieldwork at the Centre Pompidou Mobile and Monumenta 2012. Starting from a microanalysis of the chromatic qualities of the objects (including an art installation, a piece of architecture, a graphic design project and an agglomerate of 14 work of art of the collection of the Musee National d'art Moderne), this study seeks to understand the relationship between the materiality of making colours and the agents involved in such practice. This method allows us to observe and describe the multiple relations that exist between human beings and colours. It therefore pushes us to reflect on the socialisation of colours. In order to carry out this research, I have made use of a combination of methodological and theoretical approaches borrowing from what andré Leroi-Gourhan develops in his L'Homme et la Matière (1943) that builds on the general idea of Marcel Mauss concerning objects and techniques. For Leroi-Gourhan, colour is a fabricated material and is part of different 'techniques of fabrication' and 'actions on matter' that contribute to the way in which societies give colours to things. My ethnography of "parctices of colorization" in contemporary art describes the material culture of colour and oscillates between the anthropology of colour to cognitive anthropology (colour as perception) towards a sort of anthropology of techniques (colour as production). This oscillation creates an epistemological bifurcation, which I believe it is effective for proposing an anthropology of colour that is interested in both colour and the social practices around colour. In other words, in this work, I consider colour as an act - that is, I believe that colour is made/constructed and that a researcher must observe and analyse the actions and the actors engaged in the fabrication of an object of colour and must pay attention to the situations of work within which the 'act of colours' take place
Dombre, Julien. "Systèmes de représentation multi-échelles pour l'indexation et la restauration d'archives médiévales couleur." Poitiers, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003POIT2314.
Full textOur work has been motivated by a practical problem aiming at seeking objects within images and in particular in image databases of medieval frescos. The developed tools will have to help the art historians in their daily work in enabling retrieving of similar images or objects in the group of the images they have. This study is consequently within the framework of content based image retrieval. In order to solve this problem, the traditional methods are ineffective because they characterize the images as a whole without taking the arrangement of the objects which composes them into account. Suggested method describes the image by a pyramidal graph. The images are considered to be made up complex objects in relationship. A algorithm computes several coherent segmentations isolating the objects and theirs parts. Then, the adjacency graphs of the various levels are linked in order to obtain the pyramidal graph of the image. Within this high-level representation structure, we characterize each region most correctly as possible using its color, its texture and its shape. Various algorithms are finally proposed to use these descriptions of the objects, the spatial and the pyramidal informations of the representation in order to determine the similarity between images or to detect similar objects within the database. Many experimental examples illustrate this manuscript and show that this approach is overall more powerful than the existing systems
Perrot, Antoine. "Attitude couleur." Rennes 2, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008REN20013.
Full textThis research attempts to determine how the implementation of systems and processes in artistic work carries with it an attitude. This attitude, which arises from the use of imported colour or ready-made colour, implies thinking of colour as a practice, modifying the artist's position and looking at painting as the creation of "objects over there" that have to fit among other everyday objects. Thus this research gives an account of displacements that, initiated by the use of industrial colour or that of common objects, create a back-and-forth movement between the viewer, the painting and the world, and make a new sharing of vision possible
Deslandes, Nicole. "La flore et le paysage dans les images médiévales à l’époque des Valois : une écriture analogique." Thesis, Paris Sciences et Lettres (ComUE), 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PSLEP013.
Full textAt the end of the Middle Ages flowers are frequent in tapestries, manuscripts and paintings. The aim of this study is to prove they are not just decorative items but that they have their own function in images. These flowers, especially by means of their colours, make up a symbolical system aiming at guiding the reader to understand the inner sense of symbolical images. This special way of composing images is concomitant with a new way of praying God, the Devotio Moderna, under the supervision of preachers, especially the Dominicans. The image-makers also use these new patterns to picture the French Valois kings in order to assert their alleged special relationship with God. The study of this symbolical system, contents and structure, enable us to understand better the particular medieval way of thinking the world