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Nau, Frédéric. "Le personnage élégiaque dans l'œuvre de Properce : poétique et subjectivité à l'époque augustéenne." Lille 3, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005LIL30031.
Full textVideau, Anne. "Les "Tristes" d'Ovide dans la tradition élégiaque romaine : la poétique de la rupture." Paris 4, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA040103.
Full textThis complete monography address the poetics of Tristia, a book of elegies by Ovid. The approach is thematical: the departure and the journey; the background of exile; the heroes; the poetics of the hero Naso. The author focuses on the question of the representation of rupture. By comparing the work with previous roman elegiac poems and with epopees, the analysis outlines the stylistic figures and the specific narrative type privileged by Ovid in the Tristia. The figures evocative of separation, especially negation and antithesis, are articulated with those expressing a trend towards union, especially oxymoron. The narration focused on time and place of passage and imminence. The author analyses the method used by Ovid to attenuate the dissociative effects of the discontinuous elegiac meter by using a deliberate dilation of time, by using a central metaphor (Augustus: Jupiter optimus maximus, lord of the atmosphere) or by indulging in semantical exercises which accentuate the osmosis between background, heroes and poetics. This internal coherence is an application of aptum used by Naso to integrate his poetry in the contemporary poetics despite its defects. With respect to the elegiac genre, departure, death, representation of injured bodies, backgrounds of hiems, interrupted word constitute a thematical recurrence; the antithesis a figurative recurrence ; the situation of paraklausithyron a narrative recurrence
Plançon, Séverine. "Le lyrisme élégiaque dans les mélodies d'Henri Duparc : une approche du "drame d'âme"." Thesis, Toulouse 2, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015TOU20015.
Full textThis dissertation highlights lyric and elegiac works in the corpus of seventeen melodies of Henri Duparc, through an analysis of the poetic and musical speeches. From the abstract point of view, the transfer of the notion of lyricism, from poetics to music, helps to build a representation of Duparc’s personal lyricism, that lays between the poetic lyricism and the possibilities of the musical structure. The first part of this study presents the various ways of lyricism through stylistic means of poetic lyricism (elevation of thought and repetition) and of musical lyricism (the idea of "violin-voice", the level of the voice, the rewriting of the works, the brevity, the bombast). The second part - the interpretative reading of the poetic texts – sheds lights on four elegiac situations, which are the more representative of the composer’s style. This prism reveals the Henri Duparc’s approach of composition: he works by themes, which he handles several times under different angles, to show the various emotional sides. Revealing Henri Duparc's dramatic ideas from his correspondence, the third part demonstrates that his melodies establish for this composer a laboratory of experiment of what he called himself the "drama of the soul", which he developed within the project of "La Roussalka", his unique operatic drama, unfinished then destroyed. These melodies highlight the limits of this musician writing skills regarding operatic drama, developed separate from action, without sequence of dramatic situations and without characters. At the end of this study, the melodies appear as the most accomplished shape in which Henri Duparc was proficient
Buffet, Thomas. "Le renouvellement du genre élégiaque sous la plume d’André Chénier et Friedrich Hölderlin." Thesis, Paris 4, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA040068.
Full textDeeply melancholic, Chénier and Hölderlin sublimate their bile through elegiac writing which, by the French, leans towards an immanent epicurean ideal and, by the German, towards a divine transcendence. Both forms of melancholy originate in Rousseau’s reverie. Chénier and Hölderlin try to revive the ancient “naivety” while adapting it to their century. They try to counterbalance subjective outpourings and philosophical reflection and they struggle against the monotony of the elegiac couplet, made more flexible by enjambements. Closeness to the epistolary and the hymnic styles, intertextuality and mythology make it possible. While Chénier combines both traditions of the elegiac genre, the erotic tradition and the gloomy one, Hölderlin concentrates on the gloomy dimension. It is the melancholic expression of their elegies which is remembered. The mystic and speculative inspiration of Hölderlin’s elegies amazed so many writers. His texts are regarded in many respects as prophetic since they bring the question of the usefulness of poetry to their forefront
Mesdjian-Charlet, Béatrice. "Tito Vespasiano Strozzi poète élégiaque : le saut de Bucéphale ou une esthétique de la mobilité." Aix-Marseille 1, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001AIX10084.
Full textGiannaki, Maria. "Le traitement littéraire des sources grecques chez Tibulle et Properce : recherches sur l’écriture élégiaque latine." Thesis, Paris 4, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA040037.
Full textThe history of literary genders and ideas, the semiology, the style, the metric and the literature in general are in the very centre of our research, but the greatest interest of this work lies in making apparent the evidence of continuity according to the different processes that enrich the Latin love elegy genders. Furthermore, it is noted that the principals of intertext and allusion, and hence of the metapoetry, along with the genders and genericity, appear in a hybrid writing manner very appropriate with the Augustan aesthetics of heterogeneity. As a result it is shown that the Latin love elegy is a rewriting which is based on already acquired knowledge, rich in auctorial, for new pacts of writing and lecture, therefore leaving space for a “proper Latin literary fact”. The perspective of this research is diachronic, literary (intertextuality, gender, genericity) and, at the same time, ideological
Pelletier-Michaud, Lydia. "Évolution du sens des termes de couleur et de leur traitement poétique : l'élégie romaine et ses modèles grecs." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/26683.
Full textLes termes de couleur, anciens ou modernes, ne peuvent être réduits à la dénomination de catégories servant à diviser le spectre des visibles : cet ensemble lexical unique mérite d’être considéré comme un phénomène linguistique et littéraire à part entière. Pourtant, trop souvent encore, les études portant sur le vocabulaire de la couleur tendent à subordonner le système langagier au phénomène physique, conséquence indirecte de la recherche d’objectivité qu’une vision positiviste attribue aux sciences de la nature. Les termes de couleur sont alors examinés selon des critères qui ne correspondent pas à leur véritable essence – une attitude qui, dans le cas des langues anciennes, mène à des constats d’imprécision injustifiés. Dans les faits, l’emploi des termes de couleur transcende largement la dimension visuelle : leur nature se révèle essentiellement subjective, et ce à plus forte raison dans les textes littéraires, dont se compose l’essentiel du matériel dont nous disposons pour étudier les cas du grec et du latin. Plutôt que de mettre l’accent sur les différences entre conceptions anciennes et modernes, cette étude aborde la couleur en tant que phénomène culturel dans une optique de continuité ; elle vise à montrer que l’analyse littéraire de textes poétiques anciens peut nourrir une réflexion sur la nature des couleurs et sur les processus qui mènent à leur conceptualisation. Après avoir posé les bases d’une réflexion sur la nature de la couleur (Chapitre I), cette thèse étudie le traitement poétique des termes de couleur et, de façon plus générale, l’utilisation des procédés littéraires faisant appel au chromatisme, chez les élégiaques latins (Ovide, Properce, Tibulle et le Corpus Tibullianum) et Catulle, à partir de leurs principaux modèles grecs d’époque alexandrine (Théocrite, Callimaque) et archaïque (poésie lyrique et épopée homérique). L’étude se focalise autour de quatre grands thèmes qui correspondent à des images littéraires développées par les poètes élégiaques – le « petit livre coloré » (Chapitre II), le « portrait en rouge et blanc » (Chapitre III), l’« amant pâle » (Chapitre IV) et la « mer céruléenne » (Chapitre V). Le corpus principal, approché dans l’ordre chronologique inverse, est envisagé sous l’angle de la réécriture. En effet, l’imitation émulative se trouve au cœur du processus créatif des poètes latins, qui élaborent leur identité d’auteurs en réinventant les vers de leurs prédécesseurs ; ce procédé amène les poètes à reprendre et à enrichir des images littéraires colorées, donnant naissance à des topoi et à des associations d’idées qui, au fil des siècles, tendent à se cristalliser sous la forme de termes de couleur abstraits.
Color terms, in modern and ancient languages alike, cannot be reduced to sections of the visible spectrum: this complex and rather unique lexical ensemble deserves our full attention as a linguistic and literary phenomenon. Yet color vocabulary is still too often regarded as an imperfect means to describe visual perceptions, a system that fails to achieve the precision of optical science. This idea, a consequence of the quest for objectivity which natural sciences are hoped to provide, does not reflect the true nature of color terms and induces an important bias in their study: as a result, many classical philologists have come to judge Greek and Latin color vocabularies as underdeveloped and their use by ancient authors as clumsy. The purpose of color terms is not limited to description in terms of chromatic acuteness: in fact, this vocabulary proves to be subjective by nature. This is even truer about its literary use, and literature constitutes the main material available to study color terms in Greek and Latin. Instead of looking for differences between ancient and modern conceptions, this study focuses on continuity and on color as a cultural phenomenon; its aim is to show that the analysis of ancient poetry can contribute to a more general reflection on the nature of colors and to our understanding of how they become concepts. Beginning with a chapter devoted to the nature of color (Chapter I), this dissertation studies the poetic treatment of color terms and, more generally, the use of literary devices pertaining to chromatism in Roman Elegists (Ovid, Propertius, Tibullus and the Corpus Tibullianum) and Catullus, as well as in their Greek models from the Hellenistic (Theocritus, Callimachus) and Archaic (lyric poetry and Homeric epics) periods. The study focuses on four poetic figures – the “little, colorful book” (Chapter II), the “red and white portrait” (Chapter III), the “pale lover” (Chapter IV) and the “cerulean sea” (Chapter V). Each of these chapters surveys the meaning of Latin vocabulary and expressions through the Greek verses they refer to. The corpus is approached in reverse chronological order, with more specific attention paid to intertextuality and rewriting: imitatio plays in fact a crucial role in the creative process of Latin poets, who construct their identity as authors as they interpret and transform pre-existing text. The colorful imageries that are thus being developed over centuries give birth to topoi and strong associations between emotions and realities that tend to crystallize in the form of abstract color terms.
Dion, Nicholas. "Sur quelques inflexions élégiaques de la tragédie classique française, 1680-1704." Thesis, Université Laval, 2005. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2005/22805/22805.pdf.
Full textConstant-Desportes, Barbara. "Autour de L'Angelinetum et des Carmina varia de Giovanni Marrasio : étude sur la poésie latine du premier humanisme et sur le renouvellement du genre élégiaque." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018SORUL081.
Full textThis thesis deals with the renaissance of the Latin elegy in the humanist era, at the beginning of the 15th century, in Siena, when Giovanni Marrasio composed the first collection of elegies in Renaissance Latin, Angelinetum, with love as its inspiration, in addition to numerous diverse poems, his carmina varia. This style of expression had not been in use for several centuries prior to this. The exclusive use of the elegiac distich lends unity to the wide range of themes and subjects in the poet's work. This leads one to ponder the conception of the Latin elegy as illustrated by Marrasio : if he reappropriates many themes and topics characteristic of ancient elegies, he integrates several literary legacies from various earlier periods in his poetry. All these borrowings are skillfully combined into original poetry by means of clever purposeful imitation. The methods of this imitation are analysed in full: literary influence is thus expressed by allusion, quotation and translation. The analysis of Marrasian imitation also allows the poet's new contributions to the elegiac genre to be evaluated, in particular his use of Petrarchist themes and combination of the elegy and the epigram. As a man of letters, Marrasio took part, in certain literary debates of his time, on topics such as inspiration or the value of poetry, which find novel expression in his poems, identifiable thanks to a metapoetic writing style. Marrasio turns out to be both an imitator and an innovator in the renaissance of the elegiac genre
Pelletier-Michaud, Lydia. "Couleurs, lumières et contrastes chez les lyriques grecs et les élégiaques latins." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/18803.
Full textBen, Sassi Salwa. "L’Élégie chez Rousseau. Des sources latines au roman des lumières." Thesis, Paris 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA030170/document.
Full textRousseau’s elegy deals with the themes of the lament for the death, of the absence and of the loss of one beloved. Rousseau seems to be influenced by the latin poets such as Tibulle, Propers and Ovide. Nevertheless, he is distinguished from them by the way, with which he treats the motifs. These are submitted to the nature of the characters in the novel of Julie ou la Nouvelle Héloïse. In addition, Rousseau uses these motifs in different other contexts. Then, elegy becomes a source of "tools" to say an idea or a point of view. Rousseau’s elegy is more than a statement of complaints or a sad love story: it is an art of writing
Dion, Nicholas. "Entre les larmes et l'effroi : inflexions élégiaques et horrifiques dans le théâtre tragique, de l'âge classique aux Lumières (1677-1726)." Thesis, Université Laval, 2010. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2010/27328/27328.pdf.
Full textPelletier-Michaud, Lydia. "Couleurs, lumière et contrastes chez les lyriques grecs et les élégiaques latins." Thesis, Université Laval, 2007. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2007/24266/24266.pdf.
Full textLaigneau-Fontaine, Sylvie. "Images de la femme chez Catulle et les élégiaques augustéens : poésie et réalité." Paris 4, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA040330.
Full textThis research aims at giving a definition of the women's poetic image in Catullus and the Augustan elegiac's work. But it try also to define the women's legal status, at least as it appears through these poets' works, at the end of the Republic and at the beginning of the Empire. Thanks to her outstanding beauty, intellectual gifts and the tense passion she manages to raise, the elegiac "Puella" looks like a divine creature, who has the right of life and death upon her beloved. In spite of some vestiges of the ancient ideology (attitude towards slaves and prostitutes, reactions to some aspects of the women's condition such as marriage, chastity or "pudicitia" obligation, or abortion), elegiacs create a new loving code, based upon the female omnipotence. Because of their way of considering love, they are directly opposed to the law that Augustus tries to impose and to the traditional values of the roman society. That's why we can speak of an elegiac revolution
Uro, Yves. "Les actrices de Sacha Guitry." Thesis, Paris 3, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA030152.
Full textSacha Guitry made his own life the main topic of his apparently cheerful and brilliant plays and films which are often also sometimes elegiac and melancholy. Surprisingly in his works, quite a few characters played by him seem to be fascinated by suicide. There is no real boundary in his works between life and theatre and the actresses who were also his wives suffered from this absence of a frontier-line between those two worlds. They also disliked the way he took unfair advantage of their personality in his plays and almost all of them (except Marconi) eventually got tired of being considered as very smart but speechless creatures, although he offered them a very luxurious way of life. He thus lost quite a number of excellent partners (actually he could never really replace Yvonne Printemps, the exceptional player and singer) because, one after the other, they refused to sacrifice their personal life for the benefit of someone with exacting prospects concerning the theatre and the cinema. We shall therefore try to understand why Guitry usually kept up a better relationship with men-actors than with actresses with obvious sex appeal, like his five wives. We shall then examine the perfect friendship he formed with three elderly actresses whose growing age was becoming quite noticeable. We shall try to "bring back to life" the real personalities of the five actresses who also became his wives by resorting to the recent discoveries about "gender" and star-studies. We shall also try to analyze the influence of his narcissistic and chauvinistic attitude upon the lives and careers of these actresses. We shall eventually try to find out what he brought them by his presence and what they added by theirs to his brilliant cinema
Dion, Nicholas. "Entre les larmes et l’effroi. Inflexions élégiaques et horrifiques dans le théâtre tragique, de l’âge classique aux Lumières (1677-1726)." Thesis, Paris 4, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA040099.
Full textThis thesis investigates tragedies written between Racine’s retirement (1677) and the beginnings of a renewal of the poetics of tragedy in the 1730s, a period marked by the interruption of the careers of Crébillon and La Motte, the publication of La Motte’s Discours and Père Brumoy’s Le Théâtre des Grecs as well as young Voltaire’s return from England. First, it examines the ossification of the theatre and the poetics of tragedy in connection with early attempts to define the genre of elegy that highlight the porosity of the two genres, along with a revival of the aesthetics of horror arising from direct competition between the Comédie-Française and the successful lyrical tragedies of the Palais-Royal. Conclusions are subsequently applied to a study of the poetic and dramaturgical components of the era’s tragedies, based on an analysis of the modulations of elegy and horror that emerge from structural effects created by conflicting interpretations of the concept of simplicity. The modulations that permeate the character typology and the relationships between political plots and love plots are then analyzed from the same angle. Lastly, the thesis concludes with an exploration of the role of the motifs of horror and elegy in the pursuit of tragic effect, more specifically with regard to tears and fright, and the adaptation of the ancient model of the Heroïdes for French theatre, in which these two trends are combined
Levy, Johanne. "Pensée du recueil et pensée du poème chez les poètes néotériques et élégiaques latins : Questions de structure, d'arrangement et de composition externe et interne chez Catulle, Tibulle et les auteurs du Corpus Tibullianum, et Properce." Lyon 3, 2008. https://scd-resnum.univ-lyon3.fr/out/theses/2008_out_levy_j.pdf.
Full textThe authors of latin brief poetry on which this study especially focuses didn't let chance arrange their works. A detailed examination of the esthetics of the poems, of their disposition in the books and collections, of the schemes they elaborate, of the progression they create, leads to the thesis that the conception of the global structure of a collection is essential in the latin neoterics and elegiacists' work ; it can even be noticed in the poems themselves, since some of them have clearly been especially written to respond to other ones in a detailed way. Each poet of our corpus (Catullus, Tibullus, Lygdamus, Sulpicia and Propertius) uses the arrangement of his own poetic materials to deliver a particular conception of the ideal design of a brief poems' collection, of the role and importance of brief poetry and of his own insertion in a certain poetic genealogy. Therefore, the present work shows how their respective manners progressively elaborate a whole conception of the birth, construction and development of latin elegy, as opposed to other brief genres
Syu, Zong-Ru, and 許宗儒. "The Study of Piano Trio Élégiaque in G Minor, No. 1 by Rachmaninoff." Thesis, 2016. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/u8fksp.
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Sergei Vasilievich Rachmaninoff(1873-1943) is a late romantic Russian composer, conductor and also pianist. He began his creative career short after his graduation from Moscow Conservatory of Music in 1892. His romantic and graceful compositions always accompanied with a feeling of melancholy and mourning. Piano concerto No. 2, Op. 18 is one of the most well known pieces of his. This essay is aimd on discussing Rachmaninoff ‘s composition, Piano Trio in G Minor, No. 1, Élégiaque, composed in 1892. One is going to describe the Rachmaninoff’s biography, style of music and the influence of Peter Ilyitch Tchaikovsky(1849-1929). The third chapter is going to examine the form of the whole piece through analyzing its main melody and connection among themes. Then study of how a collaborative pianist handles the performing skills and interpretation to overcome this piece. This comprehensive study would help other pianists easier to reach the ideal musical spirits and main thoughts of composer’s.
Barada, Nina. "Sur un cinéma élégiaque : de la preuve à la plainte : le deuil, l'archive, la photographie." Thèse, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/20763.
Full text"Sur quelques inflexions élégiaques de la tragédie classique française, 1680-1704." Thesis, Université Laval, 2005. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2005/22805/22805.pdf.
Full text"Couleurs, lumière et contrastes chez les lyriques grecs et les élégiaques latins." Thesis, Université Laval, 2007. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2007/24266/24266.pdf.
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