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Oberlé, Dominique. "Créativité et jeu dramatique." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1988. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37608512p.
Full textChawa, Muwafak. "L'esthétique dramatique d'Armand Salacrou." Grenoble 3, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990GRE39004.
Full textSalacrou's dramatic aesthetic result from the vision in accordance with the datum of experience and sensibility, but also with process of writing. His work strikes at first by his variety, but it isn't called on neither model, nor school. The subjects are mostly taken from the current events. Trivial event can call into question all the existence. Every play contains all his themes around the plot who serves as pretext. The action can7t finish off without the death. The plot is complicated and founded on fate. It build up around the adultery's problem or money. The decor and characters belong to middle-class circle. There are also characters of scandal, especialy old women. The play of temporality is at the origin of main innovations salacrou's. The flash-back is an essential component, it consist to put on scene the coexistence of events that are not follow at time. It isn't only. The means to break the order of time but the prison of place. The place at first open, closes up, becomes unique. Salacrou7s aesthetic is always the reflection of his personal anxieties moral and metaphysical
BLANCHE, GISSINGER MARTINE. "L'oeuvre dramatique d'emile storck." Strasbourg 2, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997STR20057.
Full textEmile storck (guebwiller 1899-1973), is a poet and playwright who has written in the alsatian dialect. His plays have not yet been the object of thorough and serious study. He drew his inspiration for his plays from the landscapes, legends and history of his region, alsace. His language is rich, genuine, and authentic. The plays cover the great universal themes: power, destiny and guilt, reality and imagination, love art, and religion. He has thus produced plays in alsatian that have become not only part of alsatian literature but also major classical works in their own right
Périgny, Gérard. "L'art dramatique et l'enseignement." Thèse, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, 1995. http://depot-e.uqtr.ca/5052/1/000620219.pdf.
Full textDISSLER, JACQUES Münch Marc-Mathieu. "MUSSET ET SON OEUVRE DRAMATIQUE /." [S.l.] : [s.n.], 1995. ftp://ftp.scd.univ-metz.fr/pub/Theses/1995/Dissler.Jacques.LMZ9501.pdf.
Full textUrdician, Stéphanie. "L'oeuvre dramatique de Griselda Gambaro." Clermont-Ferrand 2, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004CLF20006.
Full textDESVAUX, FOURNIER NATHALIE. "L'aparte, forme du langage dramatique." Paris 4, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA040289.
Full textThis thesis deals with a specific dramatic form, the aside, defined as a secret discourse (soliloquy or dialogue) which the speaker conventionally conceals from others on stage. The greatness and decadence of the form are considered through a corpus of examples taken from works which extend over more than three centuries of french drama, from the beginnings of classicism to modern and contemporary drama. This study comes within the frame-work of dramatic stylistics, that is the study of how linguistic form are used in a particular generic discourse, drama dialogue, which, from an enunciative point of view, can be defined as the mimesis of an imaginary conversation. There are three parts in the thesis corresponding to the three main lines of study : 1. Definition of the word and the form (part i ) and dramatic theories (part ii); 2. Linguistic and stylistic study of the aside : how it is put into discourse, on the paradigmatic level, through a comparison of the asides in the corpus (part iii) and on the syntagmatic level, by contrasting the asides with the dialogues in which they are inserted (part iv); 3. Functions of the aside, in relation with a definition of drama as a mimetic genre (mimesis of content and enunciative mimesis)
HUBER, CHARLES JACQ. "L'art dramatique de gustave stoskopf." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993STR20026.
Full textGustave stoskopf (july 8th 1869 - december 6th 1944) was a most gifted and important artist and man of letters in alsace. During the turn of this century he inspired a lot of art-unions to preserve the identity of his native province. As a cofounder of the alsacian theatre of strasbourg he did not only encourage others but also became himself a playwright. Within a few years he wrote ten great comedies and a drama, most of them exemplary in their way. As no whole study of this remarkable work exists we decided to devote this thesis to it. Under the title the dramatic art of gustave stoskopf we will attempt to analyse the relationship between an outstanding man and a somewhat disinherited yet once very famous local language
Dissler, Jacques. "Musset et son oeuvre dramatique." Metz, 1995. http://docnum.univ-lorraine.fr/public/UPV-M/Theses/1995/Dissler.Jacques.LMZ9501.pdf.
Full textThis thesis investigates on Musset’s dramatic work : his drama, his comedies and proverbs' and his dramatic poems. The work is split into two books : the first one dealing with the master work Lorenzaccio and the second with the remaining of Musset’s dramatic production. In the first book, entitled Lorenzaccio : la crise existentielle de l'auteur et du héros (Lorenzaccio : the existential crisis of the author and the hero), we applied ourselves firstly to show that the drama is the reflection of Musset's own uneasiness and disappointment with society, Lorenzo being thought of as one of the possible Mussets : someone whose pessimism evolves into neurosis ; secondly that the death of the hero is, in reality, a suicide. This is developed into a marked dramatic crescendo : pessimism, neurosis, suicide. This study, and this is true for the thesis as a whole, makes use of numerous critical methods, ancient and recent, depending upon the theme approached. The second book deals with the remaining dramatic work. The first part Le théâtre de l'amour (The theater of love), tackle with the theme recurring most often and estabished convergences and divergences between Musset with his stormy passions and his characters. The second part, Un théâtre aux multiples facettes (A multifacetted theater) approaches secondary themes, with a synthetic method. These two books are followed by a synthesis, aiming to place Lorenzaccio within the whole dramatic production
Kaczmarek, Tomasz. "Henri-René Lenormand et l'expressionnisme dramatique." Paris 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA040099.
Full textThe aim of this thesis is to make a thorough study of the dramatic work by H. R. Lenormand in the outlook of the expressionist aesthetics. .
Milanou-Lamboley, Thalia. "Action dramatique et dépendance chez Euripide." Université de Franche-Comté, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990BESA1020.
Full textApproach of dependence in euripides theater through actanial mode of greimas. It results in first the distinction and study of intervenants in its theater as actants or no-actants. On the other hand, caracters are distinguished and apporached as gods, free human beings and dependents human, as well as throught their relation to speech. Other distinctions, like sex, numerical composition, place of their master into the actantial model and so on, have made this approach finest
Henry, Philippe. "La composition scenique du texte dramatique." Paris 8, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991PA080561.
Full textThe main subject of this study is to explicit and differentiate a series of composition modes in dramatic texts, especially in french ones, as a linguistic object, dramatic texts will be examined as bearing the print of a more larger system, where they also have to face the stage and the body. A guadruple theoric approach (historic, linguistic, semiotic and symbolic) is led to define a technical methodology that can explain the construction of the text. It will be applied on a corpus of twenty texts (from moliere to duras) and will the permit to specify a first practical typology that aims to help actual theatrical praticiens. The main differences in compositions modes appear to be related to the relative use of figuration and narration unifying mimetic forms, to epic and dispersive enunciation forms, and to global rythmic text organization forms. A special emphasis will be given to changes that have appeared now in the past century and to the strengthening of "musical narrating" in the textual and dramatic composition of contemporary plays
Sabler, Wolfgang. "Arthur Schnitzler : écriture dramatique et conventions théâtrales /." Bern : P. Lang, 2002. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb38886634x.
Full textKim, Huilin. "Le langage dramatique de Jean-Paul Sartre." Clermont-Ferrand 2, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988CLF20011.
Full textThis essay on "the dramatic language of J. -P. Sartre" is based on the twofold preoccupation. Whereas Sartre's plays bear witness with his assiduous practing on this art, a corpus of numerous conversations assert his aim to set up a theory of drama, that would satisfy him, when the importance and the sharpness of this specific language is outstanding in this drama genre. In order to examine all the component of the play, we will study the subject in the two differents parts. Out of the words said, paraverbal elements including scenary, gesture and drama's structure. Verbal elements including the relationship between language and life, and the between language and its function, the various level of language used by sartre. This essay permit us to appreciate both the quality and the virtue of the dramatic language of Jean-Paul Sartre
Sabler, Wolfgang. "Arthur Schnitzler, écriture dramatique et conventions théâtrales." Paris 4, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA040219.
Full textThis thesis aims at replacing Schnitzler’s dramatic works in their historical background by bringing out the conventions with govern dramatic creation at different levels. The production of a play was carried out according to rules much different form what they are today. The theater of the time gave the central position to the playwright and the actor who performed his text without any mediator. Schnitzler conceives his plays in that spirit. Even though dramatic fables belong most of the time to a relatively confined domain they enable the audience to feel directly concerned by the action on the stage. Schnitzler's dramatic universe is that of the comedy of manners centering on the field of intimacy. However it does not consist in live accounts since tacit rules determine the progress of the plot. Duels, for instance, which are central elements in Schnitzler’s plays, function as codes however a duel may appear as a compulsory response it is considered as a blameworthy which leaves the male characters helpless both as executioners and victims. They thous find themselves in a permanent state of uncertainty. Schnitzler's pays scrutinize the world through their eyes while analyzing at the same time, through the means of paradoxical situations, the moral contradiction which characterizes their acts. In the aim of enacting such lay outs Schnitzler only apparently complies with the rigid rules of illusionist realism, on the contrary he explores all the possibilities which dramatic tradition offers while at the same time blending them into a research of a new balance between illusionism and theatrality. At his best the playwright who is extremely sensitive to the deep contradiction between formal and aesthetic conventions succeeds in taking advantage of all the available possibility so as to shape new combinations
Desclés, Cyrille. "Le langage dramatique de Bernard-Marie Koltès." Paris 4, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA040178.
Full textBernard-Marie Koltès' dramatic language is based on on a tension between litterarity and dramaticity. This study tries to look into the writting for theater through the hypothesis of a dramatization by language where the action is only produced in the back of the speaking. In Koltès' work, the writting of the speech intended to be uttered on the stage is really for to be be only a display of "textuality", as some people think, but it sets out a power of holding back. This thesis pays special attention to Koltès' poetic operation. Seen from a genetic point of view, the monologue holds a particular part in his method of creation, but the addition of dialogism (in the meaning given by Bakhtine) turns it into soliloquy, first stage before a reinvention of dialogue in the last plays. In the interlocution, pragmatics of uttering alows to show the strategic dimension taken by the dialogue : with a real part, the speech is not anymore conceived as a pure surface but works in depth with a dynamism which rests in an implicit play of forces
Leblanc, Évelyne. "Samuel Beckett : étude stylistique du langage dramatique." Paris 12, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA120056.
Full textThe purpose of this thesis is the style study through s. Beckett's works : en attendant godot, fin de partie, oh les beaux jours. The guiding principle can be found in larthomas's the dramatic language. The first part of the work is endeavouring to demonstrate how s. Beckett tries to bypass the end results of basic communication in order to give them a new disconcerting appearance. The second part defines the various means used by the author in order to remain, in spite of their appearance, the dramatic efficiency of his works
Fradin, Bernard. "L'oeuvre dramatique de claus reinbolt (1901-1963)." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996STR20043.
Full textThe following thesis introduces the work of the dramatist claus reinbolt (1901-1963) and is to be considered within the context of a study on regional literature. After elaborating the reasons for such a study and going over ma personal motivation, i will attempt to situate the author's work within a historical, literary and cultural context, namely the period between the two world wars, the period during the war and after. Prior to the examinaton of the works themselves, i will give an outline of claus reinbolt's biography emphasizing the link between his life and hid work. The first phase of the presentation will deal for the most part with the works written exclusivela in german before the second world war (with the exception of sabina un dr tod). These works most definitely betray the influence of german expressionism. In his single-act plays, claus reinbolt viewed current events with a critical eye. During the war, reinbolt concentrated mostly on radiophonic pieces while preparing what he considered to be his most important creation: faust im dom. After 1945, his works will be published in dialectic form only, even thought they were initially written in german then translated into dialect. This procedure led quite naturally to a sort of "hochdialekt" which was confusing not only for those whose mother tongue was the dialect but for the actors as well. His most important works are raiwer im bruemtherwald, muenschterspiel, nordliecht, ratteballad, as well as adaptations of works by moliere, d'r inbildungskrank and d'r don juan
Plett, Sharon. "L'univers féminin dans l'oeuvre dramatique de Marie Laberge." Thesis, McGill University, 1990. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=60104.
Full textThis thesis will explore the feminine universe created by Laberge in her plays. The first chapter will examine the spatial universe which, as we shall see, frequently spatializes the feminine characters' choices and conflicts. As for the professional universe, the second chapter shows that, although Laberge's feminine characters are still involved in traditionally feminine occupations, there is a gradual shifting toward more rewarding activities. We will see in the third chapter that the intimate relationships in Laberge's theater tend to determine the overall quality of the feminine characters' existence. In general, conflicts plague these relationships.
Lastly, we will observe that, though Laberge's feminine characters react to their universe in a variety of ways, their reaction is almost invariably spatialized.
Vogel, Géraldine. "Le poete optimiste dans l'oeuvre dramatique d'Edmond Rostand." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1999. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk1/tape9/PQDD_0012/MQ41643.pdf.
Full textRodriguez, Antoine. "L'esthétique de l'anecdote dans l'oeuvre dramatique d'Emilio Carballido." Montpellier 3, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001MON30050.
Full textNassichuk, John. "Figures délibératives : l'œuvre poétique et dramatique d'Etienne Jodelle." Paris 7, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA070038.
Full textThis thesis offers a reading of the poetry and theatre of Etienne Jodelle as a means of situating the poet in the literary context of his period. Whilst Pierre de Ronsard practices a poetics of "unanimity" (D. Ménager) which strongly favours the procedures of epideictic rhetoric. Etienne Jodelle creates what may be described as an ethos and an aesthetic of the "tragic", based upon a continuaI process of deliberative reflection and composition. The analysis is cautiously restricted in its scope. Discussing only texts of uncontested attribution to Jodelle
Fang, Louise. "Jeux et théâtre dans l'œuvre dramatique de Shakespeare." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019SORUL082.
Full textThis research places Shakespeare’s plays within the wider historical context of the debates on sports and games of early modern England. Moralists of the time sought to categorise all ludic practices – indifferently referred to as “sport”, “game”, or “play” – along ethical and religious lines and denounced those that were thought to be “dishonest sports”. Chief amongst their concerns were the dangers represented by commercial theatres and games of chance. In light of these attacks, Shakespeare’s plays offer a defence of games and a humanist version of a homo ludens who is a cheerful player, although he is not idealized. Although this defence is at times explicit – as is the case with the satirical portrayal of the game-hating Malvolio in Twelfth Night – more often than not it is suggested through a poetics of games that pervades the plays. For references to and metaphors of games are recurrent in Shakespeare plays. They serve a baroque aesthetic which goes hand in hand with a sceptical and Machiavellian vision of politics in the histories. However, Shakespeare also offers elsewhere a much more optimistic and pragmatic world view when he stages the triumph of audacious players who know how to play with the rules and seem to conquer, or even abolish, chance itself. The ludic metaphors finally help us define Shakespeare’s own conception of games, one which relies on the idea of mastery; but it is also this idea of mastery that lies at the core of his own dramatic art, which celebrates a ludic relation to theatre and glorifies the art of acting
Rahbari, Morvarid. "Le féminin dans l’œuvre dramatique de Samuel Beckett." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017USPCA148/document.
Full textIn Samuel Beckett’s works the female characters are seen to be absent at the beginning, but throughout the story their presence becomes more significant, and represents the different images of the female characters.The female characters in his work expand and grow constantly.To understand the female characters, we need to analyze the languages that have been used by each character. The languages provide a different image which highlights the identity of each character. They also cover many areas such as body, gestural, scenic, and pictorial. This research paper helps us to better understand how Samuel Beckett deals with feminine in his works, and highlights the major features of the female characters
Hultgren, Kristina. "Huis clos et le Triangle Dramatique de Karpman." Thesis, Högskolan Dalarna, Franska, 2020. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:du-36194.
Full textThe objective of this research is to study whether the three protagonists in the theatre play NoExit (Huis clos), written by Jean Paul Sartre in 1944, are influenced by a relationship game, in this case Karpman’s Drama Triangle. The Drama Triangle consists of three roles, a Victim, aPersecutor, and a Rescuer. The essence of the Drama Triangle is to destabilise others, accordingto a life script that is often dysfunctional and set early in life.
Abo, Shana Hayder. "Montherlant tragique : construction et déconstruction du texte dramatique." Thesis, Lyon 2, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009LYO20005.
Full textHenry de Montherlant was a prolific writer for more than fifty years. His attitude and his provocative positions have entailed a confusion on his writing. His behaviour and the diversity of his work, from which it is impossible to extract one clear moral has aroused interests from the critics. Therefore, it is necessary to analyse the author’s dramaturgy to determine one precise meaning.Writing play grounded on dialogue was an opportunity for Montherlant to establish and comfort his rank as a writer, an artist who only cares for his words. His method consisted in creating specific style which helped him to avoid criticism. In fact, the purpose is to affirm and contradict, to do and undo, to construct and deconstruct his words in the text. Our study reveals this ambiguous but necessary movement for the literary work, through the essential elements of the dramatic text. We can infer from the text of Montherlant that there is only one truth : everything which is built is intended for the endless destruction. Nothing is stable in this theatre, everything goes away and everything is doomed for emptiness. This style becomes a leading principle that drives the author’s writing logically and inevitably to a tragic dimension. Thus writing on nothing, on emptiness and on tragic, is a way for Montherlant to escape from the melancholy of non writing. From this point of view, the author’s personal quest is to seek, relentlessly, his literary identity, always gravitating in the circle of literature because: “you have to scarify everything to be able to keep on expressing yourself”. The author wants to reach a very precise goal which is to be true to himself as an artist : “I will deny myself to find me, I will destroy myself to reach me”
Košenina, Alexander. "Anthropologie und Schauspielkunst : Studien zur "eloquentia corporis" im 18. Jahrhundert /." Tübingen : M. Niemeyer, 1995. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb388215466.
Full textBugaud, François. "La cabane de l'acteur." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2006. https://publication-theses.unistra.fr/public/theses_doctorat/2006/BUGAUD_Francois_2006.pdf.
Full textThis study is a part of a practical career which try to answer to the following question: "How to avoid difficulties in actors training ?" This work is based on molecular biology, the biological membrane porosity especially and the physiology. It interrelates these membrane systems and the base of theatre: space, masks, sleep, dream, emptiness and kind of energy
Silva, Alexandra Moreira da. "La question du poème dramatique dans le théâtre contemporain." Paris 3, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA030138.
Full textApplying the concept of “dramatic poem” to contemporary theatre may be considered irrelevant and even anachronistic. However, there is a growing number of authors who call themselves “dramatic poets” or simply “poets”. The fact that these authors regard their texts as dramatic poems does not mean that they are seeking to categorize their works within a specific genre, but rather that they are questioning and permanently reinventing forms and languages which are at the very basis of the scenic transformations and changes in the relation between author and audience. Our proposal for an analysis of the dramatic poem presupposes a reflection on the many changes introduced, especially since the 1980s, in the relation between author, theatre director and audience, as well as on the experimental character of theatrical texts, which show an increasing tendency to “overflow”, i. E. , to transcend the canon of drama. Thus, contemporary dramatic poem is the ideal form of a new genre, which Jean-Pierre Sarrazac terms “infradramatic”. We can therefore say that contemporary dramatic poem constitutes a positive reaction against the announced death of drama, showing the power of drama to reinvent and revive itself
Kharrouby, Amina. "La création dramatique sous le Second Empire : questions d'argent." Thesis, Lyon, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018LYSE2141.
Full textUnder the reign of Napoleon III, theatrical plays representing the theme of money and finance fill the parisian repertoires thanks to numerous comedies, vaudevilles, dramas, operettas, melodramas and parodies. Several playwrights such as Ponsard, Dumas fils, Augier, Labiche, Clairville, Lubize or Sardou take on stage the question of gain and business by taking an interest in all its material, legal, moral or social components : inheritance, marriage of interest, dowry, misalliance, speculative affairs, gambling, greed, exploitation and misery How to justify such a dramatic profusion ? The socio-economic situation (industrial development, creation and development of the rail and banking system), as well as the political decisions taken in the cultural field (decree of January 6, 1864 on the liberalization of theaters) did they influence theatrical production at this period ?Our study will seek to shed light on the money of the theater (in the theatrical institution as well as in the life of the shows through the study of the report of the actor, the author and the director to this question) and on money in the theater (thematic, dramatic, linguistic and scenic treatment of this problem). Could the obsession with money in plays be explained by the importance of the economic of the stage ? New prisms - imperial censorship for example - will also be sought in order to grasp other dimensions of this issue and to question the existence of political opposition to these representations
Peyronnet, Marianne. "Les personnages féminins dans l'oeuvre dramatique de Sean O'Casey." Paris 8, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA081255.
Full textIn ireland, from the beginning of the century to the sixties, men dominate their female fellow-citizens in every field. The elementary rights of the irish women are flouted : they are deprived of citizenship, are relegated to the home in spite of their resistance. Sean o'casey, in his dramatic works, during the whole period, depicts female characters fighting for their emancipation. He shows brave heroines confronted by coward companions and lovers. They are determined to free themselves from male yoke. O'casey paints images of women which cause displeasure to his contemporaries because of their realism, because they are too far from the models of submitted mothers and wives desired by the religious and nationalist groups. He creates a language to make them appear superior ; he gives them a political function. He maintains that women only will be able to construct a better, a more egalitarian world. Through his works, the evolution of his thought can be read ; a change in his way of looking at woman's place in society is revealed. If he can be considered at the beginning as a "feministe differencialiste", he becomes at the end a feministe
Michel, Monique. "Julien Gracq et l'écriture dramatique : lecture du Roi pêcheur." Nancy 2, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998NAN21013.
Full textThis study ponders the conditions of emergence of the play Le Roi pêcheur by Julien Gracq in the theatrical context of the fifties and its place in Julien Gracq's work. After showing the fascination of the author for drama in general - already perceptible in the previous texts, Au Château d'Argol, Un beau ténébreux -, and analysing the scenic adventure of Le Roi pêcheur, our reading develops around fundamental dramatic notions. First, it proposes a reflection on the elaboration of the story through its link with the myth of Grail but also with the most important gracquian "intercesseurs", Wagner, Rimbaud, surrealism, Breton. The study, then, tries, to demonstrate the structures of space and time in Le Roi pêcheur as exhibited in the primary and secondary text. It goes on with an analysis of the dramatic personae and dramatic dialogue trying to show the configuration of the characters, their place in the secondary text, and the main form of the verbal communication (polylogues, dialogues, monological tendencies in the dialogues) lastly, it delineates the spell cast by the seduction of its language, of the myth of the quest and of its impossible closure in order to show how Gracq, after the manner of his fictions, was able to find with Le Roi pêcheur an original voice which is probably easier to listen to today
Pelletier, Martine. "Histoires et histoire dans l'oeuvre dramatique de Brian Friel." Rennes 2, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994REN20004.
Full textThis research examines the works of Brian Friel (1929-), the contemporary northern-Irish playwright who co-founded field day, the famous Derry-based theatre company which announced in 1993 that it was putting an end to its activities. Our main object has been the study of the tension between story and history, between storytelling and history-writing. The dramatist is fascinated by the ways in which the past can be manipulated and he observes with lucidity but not without compassion the erratic workings of memory and the creation of myths that operate as consoling fictions but also generate fixity and division. Myth, fiction, lies and fabulation are some of the key words in our analysis of Friel's drama. Though he never stopped focusing on the private world of the family, Friel has gradually succeeded in integrating a more political and historical reflection, largely inspired by the tragic resurgence of violence in Ulster after 1968. Without ever discarding completely the conventions of the so-called realist theatre, but he has sought varied and often innovative dramatic forms that have enabled him to show on the stage the crucial role of language in any representation of the past, whether it be filtered by an individual conscience or by the collective memory of the nation. Our study of the links between Friel and field day will, we hope, shed some light on how the playwright operated within a company that had as its avowed aim, the exploration of the often controversial and complex interaction between politics history and literature in Ireland
Mele, Flora. "L'atelier dramatique de Charles-Simon Favart d'après ses manuscrits." Paris 4, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA040070.
Full textCharles-Simon Favart was a representative of the history of Parisian theaters in the eighteenth century and in particular of the Foire and the Comédie-Italienne. At the end of his "premier essai de jeunesse", he noted these words: "bon à jeter au feu". This statement was repeated several times in other manuscripts; was it symptomatic of the little importance that the author attached to the written text or, did it hide something else? That is the question we ourselves asked at the beginning of our research and in the examination of the handwritten archives of the Favart family. Our research has revealed that Favart considered theatrical writing as a work of “recycling” and reshuffle of his repertoire. It does not cast his manuscripts to the fire, on the contrary, he kept for reuse and they formed the raw material for his work as a "bon magasin de choses faites". For the author, the play was like a weaving permanent whose base was cleverly retained. It was a technique that is close pastiche, in its imitation of a voluntary, leading to the change of theme. Favart manuscripts remain an essential tool in understanding the artistic inspiration of the author and the evolution of French drama in the eighteenth century, as well as a source of information on Foires, Comédie-Italienne and théâtres de société
Saket, Mourad. "Fiction et diction de l'ɶuvre dramatique de Samuel Beckett." Thesis, Université Côte d'Azur (ComUE), 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016AZUR2021/document.
Full textWith the same vocabulary, Samuel Beckett builds the same universe in its novels or in her plays:Molloy, Murphy, Malone dies, While waiting for Godot at the End of part, Oh the beautiful days, The Last band, etc.He creates the same dark world and he leans on a language which perishes as soon as it becomesestablished. If for Joyce, the verbal creation is essentially of poetic order, that of Beckett is completelyother. He opts for an abstract style, for a grey sentence, without the slightest operatic relief, divested ofany grace as any poetry. A poor sentence.So is we will first reveal some literary techniques important to which Beckett resorted:Organization and structure of the work; The narrative processes; Dramaturgic constants.After the study of the formal characteristic of Beckett, we are going to try to reveal the processof general negativity which establishes, in our opinion, the deep sense of the work of Beckett and whichasserts itself more and more in the dramatic work.Then we accentuate some literary techniques to which Beckett resorted in the End of part: Thediversity of ideas; The participation of the reader and/or the spectator; Them proceed narrative.Finally, we shall analyse the characters of this play who seem to act without purposes and precisemotives. We shall try to understand that they are (identity) that they want (desires) and what they aredoing (actions). So, we shall highlight their characteristics, the nature or their relations with themselvesand the others. We shall understand then in which world of absence they are thrown. To conclude, weshall analyse the notion of time and space which trains a fundamental axis of the End of part
Joubé, Poreau Martine. "Biographie d'un artiste dramatique oublié : romuald Joubé (1876-1949)." Thesis, Pau, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PAUU1005.
Full textThis project has been conceived to get out of oblivion Romuald Joubé (1876-1949). He was a professional dramatic artist and an ancestor of mine. Because of this familial and collective forgetting of the great works of Joubé, the main goal of this thesis is to reveal his biography. He became a famous and talented theatre and silent movie actor by crossing two world wars.This biography presents the evolution of Joubé as a young stage actor as well as the evolution of theatre and cinema during the first part of the twentieth century. From Saint-Gaudens (France) to Paris, and from Odéon to the Comédie-Française, Joubé met some of the great actors such as André Antoine, Sarah Bernhardt or Abel Gance. Even if he became famous at Paris, he did not forget his native region: Southwest of France and the Pyrénées. He created an open-air theater in this region. Until the end of his life, he promoted the open-air theatre. Joubé could play many different roles. He was also a silent film actor. Then in 1936, he got interested in radio. He accepted then sound films with Sacha Guitry. Tradition and modernity characterize this major and forgotten actor of the twentieth century. The biography of Joubé also brings us into the lives of artists of this period. Finally, Joubé, as an actor but also as a painter, a draughtsman and a defender of Gascon language. He will fight up to his dead to defend the quality art for all, without over forgetting his family and his region
Nevjinsky, Fern. "Désir et passion dans l'œuvre dramatique de Jóhann Sigurjónsson." Thesis, Paris 4, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA040104/document.
Full textThe aim of my research is to propose a psychoanalytic interpretation of Jóhann Sigurjónsson's dramatic works. Works of art support the true preoccupations of their author and concern themselves with universal feelings and especially desires and passions as primal motivations. I have undertaken an analysis of the relationship between passions and generally literary writing in the works of Jóhann Sigurjónsson. In order to do that, I have first investigated the relative role of the historical and cultural context of the plays. By means of an accurate structural analysis, the main topics are then drawn from the text. On the surface, all the characters are excessive and weak. Consequently passions, here considered as an "avatar" of the narcissistic organization of the personality, result in breakdown, psychotic disease or death. Narcissistic regression shows that the passion is dependant on a domination of the death instincts. This relationship between the passions and the various expressions of the death instincts appears as the final buttress that stands up to further interpretation
Marois, Sylvain. "Quand les héros refusent de mourir." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1997. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/ftp04/mq26239.pdf.
Full textTremblay, Nicole. "Un dieu vague, ou, Le marc de café, pièce de théâtre ; suivie de Trajet d'écriture." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1998. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/tape15/PQDD_0011/MQ33792.pdf.
Full textAl-Assouad, Nabil. "Le jeu et le comédien." Paris 3, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA030075.
Full textThis work tries to analyse the playing part of the actor's work. This analysis is done in the playing area constituted by a specific space and a specific time wich is no more than the performance itself. The players activity is regulated by a number of rules wich determine the construction of the character. The character is considered a transitional object
Beard, June N. "Le monde du théâtre dans l'oeuvre dramatique de Jean Anouilh /." Thesis, McGill University, 1989. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=61931.
Full textDucos, Pascale Laurence. "Poétique de la chronique dramatique de Catulle Mendès (1895-1897)." Thesis, Université Laval, 2012. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2012/28945/28945.pdf.
Full textO'Dwyer, Michael Olivier. "Le Péché dans l'oeuvre romanesque et dramatique de Julien Green." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1987. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb376000847.
Full textMavromoustakos, Platon Zach. "Espace dramatique-espace scénique dans le théâtre néo-hellénique contemporain." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1988. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37607867j.
Full textTogna, Sophie. "Le rôle de la femme dans l'oeuvre dramatique d'Arthur Schnitzler /." Villeneuve d'Ascq : Les presses universitaires du septentrion, 1998. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37712529b.
Full textMavromoustakos, Platon Zach. "Espace dramatique - espace scénique dans le théâtre néo-hellenique contemporain." Paris 3, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA030141.
Full textThis research is intended to reveal the elements persisting in the evolution of the modern greek theater through the image of the dramatic and scenic space, since world war ii. A preliminary research based upon statistics of textual elements permitted to spot several tendencies in the image of the space in the modern grek plays in which the most important isnnamed as the "theatre of every day life". A more profound study was to be accomplished on plays and performances considered as being the most caracteristic for each tendency. Were analysed : the courtyard of miracles by i. Kambanellis, the ring - the backgammon by d. Kechaidis, mana mitera mama by y. Dialegmenos, the family by y. Armenis, the ghost of m. Ramon novaro by p. Matessis, the negotiations for antigone's marriage by v. Ziogas, the ali redzo story by p. Markaris. Conclusions from this aproach state the intercourses between modern greek playwriting and scenic practice, especially with karolos koun and his art theatre, intercourses dealing with the traditional greek naturalistic playwriting of the between the two wars period and the influences received by foreign dramatists and finally intercourses refering to the social reality which followed world warii. Annexed to this work are a detailed list of the greek playwriting production and its performances from 1942 to 1982 and a detailed account of the statistics used for the preliminary phase of the whole work
Doré, Antoine. "Le métier d’auteur dramatique : travail créateur, carrières, marché des textes." Paris, EHESS, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014EHES0079.
Full textThe thesis considers and explores dramatic writing as a profession belonging both to the creative writing and performing arts sectors rather than as a literary genre, nor as a mere cultural practice. Despite the complexity characterising the skills range of playwrights, studying their creative process reveals common practices and shared methodologies. The study of individual careers shows that besides writing, the majority of French playwrights also work as stage directors, actors and/or have another professional activity providing them with an income more regular than copyright fees and royalties. Therefore when evaluating the level of integration of the playwright as a professional into the art worlds, it is key to recognise the importance of recognition over income. This work attempts to identify the regulation modes and underlying logics in plays selection process by the publishers, by the reading committees and by the main segments of theatre production market (subsidised theatres, independent theatre companies, commercial theatres, non professional groups). This research is based on a series of 150 personal interviews with playwrights and professionals based in France and in Europe as well as on the constitution and statistical analysis of several demographic and economic databases (SACD database, Electre database, Didascalies database, reading committees directory)
Kim, Jin-Hwan. "Les avatars du temps dans l'oeuvre dramatique de Samuel Beckett." Paris 3, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA030173.
Full textO'Dwyer, Michael Olivier. "Le peche dans l'oeuvre romanesque et dramatique de julien green." Paris 3, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986PA030091.
Full textThis thesis identifies four stages in the formulation of the notion of sin in the works of julien green. In the first stage (1926-1934), green examines several aspects of hypocrisy, a mentality which emphasises the letter of the law, while ignoring the inner motives which define the moral act. Sins studied by green are ; formalism in the practice of religion, abuse of the prayer of petition, avarice, exploitation and various abuses of justice and charity. Green underlines the legal dimension of sin. In the second stage (1940-1947) green examines sin from an ontological viewpoint. An evolution towards a "theology" of sin can be noted. Green focuses on intellectual pride and on the role of satan. He draws attention to man's freedom and responsibility as well as the psychological effects of sin such as isolation, ennui and a sense of void at the core of the sinner's being. In the third stage (1950-1960), green analyses the scrupulous temperament, in regard to sins relating to sexuality. He illustrates the consequences for a conscience formed in a strict conformist environment. The image of divinity is one of cruelty. From a human viewpoint, green underlines guilt, scrupulosity and remorse. In the fourth stage (1960-1971), an optimistic vision of sin emerges. While giving man an insight into his weakness, the experience of sin also provides an awareness of the depth of his aspirations. We notice an awareness of the mercy of christ as well as an appreciation of the love of god communicated through the sacrements. The church mediates the love of god to man. Finally, we concluded that green's presentation of sin was successful from an artistic viewpoint
Togna, Sophie. "Le rôle de la femme dans l'oeuvre dramatique d'Arthur Schnitzler." Paris 12, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA120036.
Full textThe dramatic work of arthur schnitzler stages a considerable number of female characters, whose role is being studied here in regard to society as well as to the private life whether within the couple or the family. The question is to assess the authenticity of this witness in regard to the feminine condition in vienna around 1900. The role of the woman in the dramatic work of arthur schnitzler is furthermore a changing role : the earliest one act-plays are more impressionistic sketches, indeed caricatures, where the woman only appears as man's partner ; some more sophisticated plays have a naturalistic tendency where the difficulty of being a woman is thrown into relief. In the course of his work, schnitzler reveals himself particularly trustworthy to his circle, double circle as he describes first essentially the middle-class, specially the viennese jewish medical circle, and more and more the artistic circle. It is remarkable that the woman becomes more and more self-assured, and at the same time self-governing and essential for the man. Moreover, the female characters become more and more cheerful and happy, in any case know how to make the best use of a situation and to keep good morale instead of committing suicide when confronted with failure and hopelessness. The evolution can be seen in the representation of his characters first shown as stereotypes and later as individual beings