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Galichet, François. "L'individu et la mort." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990STR20005.
Full textThe thesis aims at analysing and developing the concept of absolute alterity. It may be understood only from the experience of death ; and it comes to the notion of interest as normativity or radical exclusivity, that is a relation with a "reality" a priori determined as impossible. So is questioned the idea of ontology, and more genreally every thought based on a logic of difference and coexistence. The logic of exclusivity so pointed out originates from the fundamental question of individuation : "why am i me (and not somebody else)?" -that is the recognition of an originary, irreducible and unjustifiable privilege. Elements of this logic are specified through analysis of philosophers as heidegger or levinas and writers as proust, dostoievsky, n. Berberova, p. Suskind, s. Zweig, moliere or ionesco - and also modern phenomena as drug, adventure or talk. So appears convergence between this logic and last developments of modern epistemology, especially of t. Kuhn
Gallaire, Jean-Sébastien. "Michel Leiris, la poésie et la mort : pensée de la mort, mort de la poésie ?" Nancy 2, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005NAN21006.
Full textIn all his work, Michel Leiris apprehends poetry according to the obsessing thought of death, making this latter the driving force behind creative activity. It is in the attempt to define poetry much more than in the mere creation of it that Leiris sees a way of fighting this obsession. The thought of death thus involves a redefinition of poetry. The whole work of Leiris can be read as a metadiscourse treating of the poetic tool and tending to answer this single question : what is really poetry ? This search finally leads the author to consider poetry as a "sacred art". Like all forms of religions, poetry rests on the negation of death. Considering this, poetry may be described as religious, but this does not take into account the existence of God. Poetry is sacred in the sense given by Leiris ; through its practise, man can reach salvation : not by overcoming but by forgetting sovereign death. Thus, for Leiris, it is the darkness of death which helps clarify poetry
Essid, Kaouthar. "Imageries de la mort et art contemporain." Thesis, Paris 1, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA010739.
Full textDeath is a fact that persues us inspite of our efforts to dissimulate it. The question seems accordingly to be : can this obsession be turned into an object of art which tends to reconsider the status of the human body in our epoch ? There is an essential opposition between the human body that is doomed to vanish and the contemporary vision of a beautiful and unaltered body. Threoughout this "memento mori", I tried to explore death as a plastic expression which raises the question of its legitimacy as a pictorial language. My confrontation with death allowed me to achieve several works that meditate upon existence, temporality, and the nature of the relationship between the human being and his body, and death in its various connotations
Vieira, Fraga-Levivier Ana Paula. "La mort à fleur de peau : corps et mort en psychanalyse /." Paris ; Budapest ; Kinshasa [etc.] : l'Harmattan, 2006. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb40238343g.
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Sarmiento, Gricelda. "Pulsion de mort, jouissance : Anankè entre jouissance et pulsion de mort." Paris 7, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA070110.
Full textContrafatto, Magali Bakouche David. "Le Médecin et la mort." [S.l.] : [s.n.], 2007. http://portail.bu.univ-artois.fr/simclient/integration/incipio/consultation/binaries/stream.asp?instance=incipio&PDF=YES&EIDMPA=INCIP_GED_RESS_479.
Full textBaillon-Wirtz, Nathalie. "La famille et la mort /." Paris : Defrénois, 2006. http://www.gbv.de/dms/spk/sbb/recht/toc/522994571.pdf.
Full textChartier-Brasset, Claire. "Le mort et le droit." Rouen, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012ROUED006.
Full textThere is no law for the dead person, but there are rights that the living wabt to uphold in the name of the dead person. However, the claims of the living are ambilvalent. They arise more from the profestion of their own interrests, individual or collective, than from the protection of the interrests of the deceased. This process occurs in two steps. First, the death has to be reported. Several criteria allow a doctor to declare a person to be dead. The death report triggers the taking care of the corpse which is followed by the inhumation or the cremation. It also allows the taking of organs or the autopsy. The drawing up of the death certificate is conditioned by the initial existence of a lecal personality by means of a birth certificate. : only one who has legally lived can be considered legally dead. The death report freeezes or creates new legal likns between the living and the dead or between the living themselves such as in the case of posthumous marriage or filaition. Finally the respect due to the dead person must be ensured, both from a physical and moral point of view. The protection of the will of the dead person includes his choice of funerals, the conditions of his burial place and the secrets entrusted to a professional. The protection of his memory encompasses the protection agrians libel or insult as well as against breaches of the right to privacy, image or dignity. The protection of the mortal remains and the grave is ensured by the penal law
Saint, Martin Pernot Luc de. "L' hopital et la mort." Paris 5, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA05N002.
Full textAubert, Thierry. "Le surréalisme et la mort." Paris 3, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA030183.
Full textStarting from the antagonism between death and a society centred on the individual, surrealism adopts various approaches, thanks to which its texts succeed in producing, associated with a reflection on myth, representations that increase the standing of modern atheist individual and integrate the irremediable fact of his death. Firstly, a network of signs associated with death helps avoid a merely dichotomic perception of individual existence. It concerns all aspects of surrealist experience - not only spatio-temporal perception, or the creatures met, but also the representation of the individual. Moreover, surrealists endeavour to define the significance of phenomenon of death proper. They also determine several possible relationships of the individual with death, from two exterme attitudes : union with death or tension between death and life. Finally, the act of writing itself partakes of individual though regarding death. It seems to be a true transcription of death. This is especially obvious in the resort to humour, the choice between different kinds of writing or the way of ending the text
Reboul, Hélène. "L'après-mort et le vieillissement." Paris 5, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986PA05H108.
Full textBaillon-Wirtz, Nathalie. "La famille et la mort." Paris 2, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA020076.
Full textSooner or later, everybody is confronted with the death of a close relation which involves the carrying out of practical and ceremonial formalities supervised by particular rules. The purpose of this thesis is not to schematically list these regulations but to define the interaction of family life, an uncertain reality because of the diverse links which compose it, and of death, the irremovable reality. It is argued that death and the family influence each other under the rule of law. With regard to the influence of death on the family, this study demonstrates, on the one hand, that the composition of this relationship is not fixed because it is possible to give to the deceased a title based on a previous situation (biological link), to create an artificial link or to contest an established link. On the other hand, death reveals which conception of the family is dominant in society as its regulation shows important underlying legislative choices regarding the family, of which some point to a greater equality of the family members (links of filiation), and others towards a real disparity, particularly a patrimonial one (conjugal links). With regard to the influence of the family on the legal consequences of death, this influence becomes effective if the family imposes to others, by means of specific rights, the respect for the interests of the deceased (right to immortalize its wills, even presumed) and its own interests (rights of the personality and rights of property on the grave and the corpse), sometimes limited if the family executes obligations which the law and the deceased impose upon it
Contrafatto, Magali. "Le Médecin et la mort." Artois, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007ARTO0302.
Full textThis thesis aims at analysing the extent to which the tendency to recognize the autonomy of the patient’s will influences the evolution of the doctor's role with respect to death. The author focuses on the traditional role assigned to the doctor to preserve life. This important power is composed of rights and duties. This power is founded not only upon body cares but also upon the implementation of public health policies. The author's various reflections leads him to examine the notion of medical act, the personality of the embryo, the definition of death or organ donation. The doctor has to preserve the life of his patient, as he engages his responsibility. He also has to respect his patient's death, refraining himself from any unreasonable obstination. This does not necessarily imply that the doctor must accept the patient's will to die. And yet, within the light of the evolution of the medical act, which is not solely therapeutic but can also be for comfort, we examine the opportunity of conferring to the doctor the right to take the patient's life. French law does not allow euthanasia or assisted suicide, even though the law tries to match the reality of euthanasia. From the experience of other countries, the author proposes to legislate upon euthanasia and assisted suicide. The idea is to make the autonomy of the patient prevail, but to keep it within the frame of the doctor’s power. Today's de facto situation appears indeed to be insufficient, both for the doctors and for the patients
Baudry, Patrick. "Corps, mort et problématiques suicidaires." Paris 5, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA05H045.
Full textThe matter of this thesis is not suicide itself, but social attitudes and collective representations in relation with a kine of death. First part : suicide and politic power : today, suicide may become a "normal'" way of dying suicidal acts can be "explained". This "evolution" may be referred to the instauration of a pacificator system. Second part : suicide and modernity : nowadays, death is mainly represented as an internal and individual process. Body appears as the agent of our own destruction. Gestion by industrial and medical technologies of this defective "machine". Third part : suicidal acts and social provocation : analysis of advertisements, erotic magazines and sports; analysis of suicidal acts : fusional and original violence, problems of mutation and provocation dimension. Self-murdering as ultimate attempt to communicate or "last death" : importance of rituality and question of alterity
Milanesi, Claudio. "Mort apparente et mort imparfaite : l'incertitude des signes de la mort dans la médecine des lumières (1740-1800)." Paris 1, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA010677.
Full textThe second half of the eighteenth century saw the birth of the doctrine of the uncertainty of the signs of death within the medical sciences. The diagnostic value of traditional signs -absence of sensations and movement, cessation of heartbeats and breathing symptoms, etc. - is criticized by J. B. Winslow et J. J. Bruhier; the only sign of death that they deemed foolproof is putrefaction. This sceptical doctrine is based on a compilation of cases of apparent death and pre- mature burial which, for the most part, are derived from literary and popular traditions, are reinterpreted as "clinical cases" by J. J. Bruhier; it may also be seen as the result of a crisis within the platonic and christian model, for which death was a mere instant, that is, the instant when the soul separates from the body. On the contrary, according to the new medicine that emerged in the aftermath of the scientific revolu- tion, death was a process of progressive shutdown of the functional sub- systems. This doctrine amplifies a neurotic fear, that of being buried alive, which at that time became a fully-fledged collective phobia. It also sparked research in the new scientific fields: states between life and death, reanimation techniques, physiology of death
Iwanami, Atsuko. "Memoria et oblivio : die Entwicklung des Begriffs memoria in Bischofs-und Herrscherurkunden des Hochmittelalters /." Göttingen : Duncker & Humblot, 2004. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb392764406.
Full textPhélippeau, Marie-Claire. "La mort et le péché dans les écrits de Sir Thomas More." Paris 3, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA030105.
Full textThis study examines the relationship between death and sin in the writings of Sir Thomas More (1478-1535). It aims at better understanding the author and researching the spiritual motivations – independently of the political reasons – which may have driven him to deliberately choose martyrdom, but without reducing his life to its last months. Drawing from the evolution of the conception of death and salvation in Western thinking, the analysis endeavours to determine Thomas More’s position in Christian pastoral teaching, and to show the originality of his approach compared to that of a few other 16th century humanists, especially as regards ars moriendi. Since Paul, and then Augustine, established that sin brought death, the two concepts are analysed in relation to each other, and various aspects of sin are examined, such as original sin and capital sins, mortal and venial sins. In the fight against Lutheran ideas, the conception of sin is a polemical subject, and More, at the core of the debate, is led to harden his position on the matter. The study then explores the Morean representations of after-life : Judgement, Hell, the devil and Purgatory. A definition of the Morean paradise marks the end of the last part of this study, devoted to sainthood and martyrdom. The thesis developed here is that Thomas More chose martyrdom to be assured of a place in paradise, out of fear of damnation perhaps, but more likely, out of an exceptional longing for heaven, perceptible throughout his work
Gabion, Denhez Caroline Favre Robert. "Les danses macabres et leurs métamorphoses (1830-1930)." [S.l.] : [s.n.], 2000. http://demeter.univ-lyon2.fr/sdx/theses/lyon2/2000/gabion_c.
Full textMilanesi, Claudio. "Mort apparente et mort imparfaite l'incertitude des signes de la mort dans la médecine des lumières (1740-1800) /." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1989. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb376080427.
Full textBausch, Julie-Suzanne. "La mort du monde comme conséquence possible de la mort de Dieu et de la mort de l'homme." Paris 4, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA040200.
Full textWe analyzed Nietzsche’s conception of the death of god. The atheist "of rigor" (Valadier) detected in this phenomenon different nihilisms (reactive, negative, passive, active). The "logic of death" gave us the possibility of thinking the "death of man", discovered by the structuralism of Foucault. Then the same logic brought us to the threat of the "death of the world", world already dead as a creation et near to agony as a world seen as an object. The conclusion of the work is founded on Nietzsche’s anti-nihilism and on a philosophy of life, which is seen as an essentially "sacred" phenomenon
Ragot, Nathalie. "Les au-delà Aztèques : approches sur la Mort et le devenir des morts (Mexique)." Paris, EPHE, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999EPHEA006.
Full textTossou, Hovanna Yao. "La mort Ewe." Paris 5, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA05H128.
Full textThe ewes defined the personality like an entity that cannot be described. The "se" is always existing. Before the birth of man he lived in the divine city; on earth, he's only on holidays ; after death, he returns above with the power of manifesting as he wants in the postmortel apparitions. Death, for the ewes shows the end of first stage of life, that of terrestrial existence. It consists an act accomplished by individual to return according to a programme which was already established, elaborated by himself, and approved by divine city at above
Boisson, Aurélie. "Le droit pénal et la mort." Thesis, Université Côte d'Azur (ComUE), 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019AZUR0023.
Full textFrom accepted death to denied death, the social apprehension of death has never ceased to evolve. Thus, whereas previously death was an integral part of everyone's daily life, took place in the public square and was the subject of real social solidarity, nowadays, professionals have taken over from society. Death is then sanitized, hidden. But while criminal law, as a reflection of society, should have been shattered by this change in perception, criminal law seems to have remained impassive. Has criminal law therefore become indifferent to social values in matters of death? The thesis, by proposing a global study of the criminal apprehension of death, highlights that this indifference to social upheavals could, in reality, only be apparent. In that respect, criminal law, while retaining a certain inviolability in its repressive tools, namely offences, would ultimately have revised its repressive foundations. It would then have moved from life protection to ante-mortem and post-mortem death protection. To this end, the criminal law offers, in the ante-mortem context, protection from natural death by making it a protected social value. Criminal law is thus the guardian of the natural occurrence of death by apprehending the death given in penal result. Once death has occurred, it may be tempting to consider that the protection of the criminal law is directed towards the corpse. However, it is still death that is at the heart of the criminal action. In the post-mortem context, criminal law works to ensure ethical death by ensuring that it is safe for the living and respectful. For this purpose, the action of the criminal law is protean. On the one hand, it maintains the protection of protected social values that are not specific to the context of death such as the health of people. On the other hand, he recognizes a protected social value proper to the context of death: the cult of the dead
Bergeron, Jonathan. "Vie et mort chez Heidegger, Henry et Lévinas." Thèse, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, 2010. http://depot-e.uqtr.ca/2044/1/030183085.pdf.
Full textChatillon, François. "La Mort et le droit pénal." Lille : A.N.R.T, 1985. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb36105342b.
Full textLABRUNE, NATHALIE. "Mort d'un jumeau : mythes et fantasmes." Aix-Marseille 2, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994AIX20960.
Full textBenmira, Omar. "Prolapsus valvulaire mitral et mort subite." Amiens, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988AMIEM100.
Full textDe, Camargo Milone Jerônimo. "L'infini, le sexe et la mort." Thesis, Paris Sciences et Lettres (ComUE), 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PSLEE060.
Full textThis thesis undertakes the interrogation of three principle differences in Derrida, which we define as being the primary ontological disjunctions. The main hypothesis advanced is that these three differences are at the foundation of every clear and distinct idea, spanning the domains of epistemology – with the notion of infinity – to biology – with the idea of sexual difference. In this way, the thesis proposes to measure the mathematical scope of Derrida’s work and of his concept of écriture, so as to think the question of how, given that difference is a rigorously primary and fundamental idea, différance would be able, or not, to articulate itself
Queva, Gilles. "Deuil, mort et trauma : cheminements cliniques." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017USPCC081/document.
Full textOur initial question comes from listening to patients, their families and nursing staff with whom we deal with in our daily clinic, the palliative medicine. Words such as “mourning”, “death” and “trauma” are revealed by patients, orthose affected by the end of life drama, without actually being acknowledged; most of the time they are verbalised casually, contradicting the intensity of the experienced situation. Our ambition was to try to locate and articulate the link between these words, and to analyse the reasons behind this situation.To make progress, first of all we used the Freudian legacy to examine this question. Secondly, we defined the framework of our activity and the environment of our clinic, which mostly takes place at patients’ homes – patients who are supported, or not, by family or close relatives commonly called “carers” – with nursing staff involved in care and treatment. Once this context was set, we conceptually questioned the meaning of our clinic within the Freudian legacy. In the last part of our work – after revisiting the psychoanalytic paradigm and trying to apply it to our specific professional activity – we endeavoured to comeback to the suffering patients’ conversations. The purpose was not to oppose this conversation to existing concepts, but to bring a new perspective. This, indeed,allowed us to constantly rework and improve the Freudian thinking by combining it with the patient’s life experience, from our appointments – this was impossible to do during the encounter itself. The theory turned out to be a valuable tool which we had to review and adjust in light of what we had learnt from these patients who confide in us a very personal and unique part of their story. We hoped not to distort these “lessons” too much, which are, according to us, the most precious asset that avoids locking us into the comfortable convenience of our certainties. Upon reflection we discovered that our work, instead of providing us with the anticipated certainties, ended up raising new questions, on which we are now working on in our current clinic
Mesmin, d'Estienne Jeanne. "Le droit public et la mort." Thesis, Paris 2, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA020039.
Full textThe interest of a study about death comes from the contradictions that affect it. Only the living can create laws and regulations: by definition, death in public law is the law of the living. Death, as managed by public law, is a prism which reveals the construction of the State but also uncovers gaps and weaknesses in the law to deal with the mystery of human condition. The law swings back and forth between a conception of death seen as nothingness and individual and collective beliefs giving nevertheless value to the person and human life before and beyond death. While freeing itself from religion, the law has not completely lost any"sacred" dimension and the State must face these individual and collective beliefs about death. In less than a century, there has been a shift from “do not kill” to an obligation to “protect life”; this shift is now widely integrated in modern law. Scientific and medical advances allow a new control of human life and also change the sovereign expression of the state. Public law is now in charge of a life protection duty and starts to integrate rules about the biological condition of human people itself
Ragagnin, Audrey. "Mort neuronale et maladies à prions." Thesis, Strasbourg, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014STRAJ094/document.
Full textThe conversion of the protective cellular prion protein PrPC into an infectious, neurotoxic conformer PrPSc is a feature of prion diseases. In the prion-diseased brain, the loss of PrPC, the production of pathogenic PrPSc and inflammation contribute to neuronal death by still unknown mechanisms.The present results validate cerebellar organotypic cultures as a valuable experimental system to study ex vivo these mechanisms and provide insight into the apoptotic and autophagic processes activated by the absence of PrPC in Prnp-deficient mice and by PrPSc prions and lead to the death of the cerebellar Purkinje cells. A second line of research in situ showed that the anatomo-functional compartmentation of the mouse cerebellum is an endogenous parameter of the pathogenesis of the 22L scrapie prions. Finally, another in situ approach revealed that prions increase the levels of TNFR1, a receptor for the pro-inflammatory cytokine TNF-α at the membrane of the astrocytes enveloping Purkinje cell excitatory synapses in the cerebellar cortex of infected mice. This implies that the response of synaptic complexes to prions involves a glial component
Gorre, Jean-François. "Chronique d'une mort énoncée : les fourreurs." Paris 10, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA100198.
Full textEvrard, Didier Rothmann Christophe. "La mort aux urgences." [S.l] : [s.n], 2003. http://www.scd.uhp-nancy.fr/docnum/SCDMED_T_2003_EVRARD_DIDIER.pdf.
Full textCho, Seong-Woong. "La chambre de la "mère morte : Etude sur la solitude et la mort." Thesis, Grenoble, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012GRENL030.
Full textA seven-year-old child, not yet mature enough to comprehend the meaning of death, cannot mourn the loss of his mother, is cruelly punished by his aunt. That boy is Stendhal. Henri Beyle's realization of the images of solitude and death is mainly portrayed in his dead mother's bedroom, which has an erotic and incestuous atmosphere. This study explains the universe of Stendhal's unconscious representation, beginning with this unique theme: his dead mother's room which is filled with the feeling of solitude and death. The specific experience of the room continues to obsess Henri Beyle throughout his life, and his literary works are impelled by the memories or the images of his mother. The poetic images, resulting from the symbolic situation of the room, and obviously solitude and death, are numerous, and express an unconscious process of Stendhal's writing. Whether we consider death as a circumambulation around the theme of solitude, or whether we consider death as what lies inside solitude, death is regarded by Stendhal as a way to get back to his mother. His dead mother's room is both the starting and the ending point. At the heart of the imaginary work sought by Stendhal's protagonists, mother's room is easily found. Art then becomes a way to overcome the obsession with death. It's in the romantic writing that Stendhal found the empty space left by his mother, and his own room. This is the originality of Stendhal's piece
Blondeau, Denise. "Mort et création : essai sur le rôle de la mort dans l'oeuvre poétique de Goethe." Paris 4, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA040108.
Full textGhio, Brigitte. "Mort subite du nourrisson : épidémiologie et prévention." Montpellier 1, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994MON11113.
Full textRaoul, Cédric. "Mort développementale et pathologique du motoneurone spinal : Implication du récepteur de mort Fas (CD95)." Aix-Marseille 2, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002AIX22018.
Full textSabatier, Armelle. "Mort et résurrection dans le théâtre élisabéthain et jacobéen." Paris 10, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA100153.
Full textResurrection lies at the heart of Christianity – it epitomizes the triumph over death and symbolizes the hope for eternal life. Despite underlying changes, the varied representations of death and resurrection are imbued with medieval patterns in early modern England. Elizabethan and Jacobean drama integrates the different funerary codes. Drama is also aware of its power of resurrection in so far as it brings the past back to life. Before the final reunion of the body and soul, resurrection is linked to death. English Renaissance drama explores all the aspects of the first resurrection and questions the meaning of all the rituals celebrating the passage from life to death and preserving memory. Apparent death and false resurrections become a comical pattern in Jacobean comedies. The return to life in Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale praises the dramatist's divine gift
Toury, Marie-Noëlle. "Mort et "fin'amors". Poesie et roman. 12eme - 13eme siecles." Paris 3, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA030038.
Full textThis study is an attempt at defining the "death by love" motif in terms of a poetics common to both troubadours and trouveres, as distinct from its essentially hyperbolic lexical usage. The first part is devoted to a preliminary analysis of the semantic and stylistic devices used first by the poets of the langue d'oc, then by those of the langue d'oil, to signify a necessarily virtual death by love. The second part examines those narrative texts - romances and shorter works, most of them in the langue d'oil - in whitch death is realized, paying attention to the diversity of its forms, and taking into account the break introduced by the emergence of prose forms in the 13th century. The third part extends the results of these explora- tions to the whole of the poetic corpus and is thus able to identify some of the devices (structure and movement of the songs, metaphors, substitutes) used to signify death by love as a metaphor of the death of song. A synthesis is offered by three texts in whitch the intertextuality of the motif is best represented in the combination of the lyrical and narrative modes
Mangalaza, Eugène Régis. "Vie et mort chez les Betsimisaraka : rupture et continuité." Bordeaux 2, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988BOR21003.
Full textWhen our body has breathed its final breath and has became first a "living corpse" (tambelon-paty), then "scattered bones" (taholam-balo) and finally "dust" (vovo-draha) what do we ourselves become? Far from this being the end, death is for the Betsimisaraka just step towards ancestrality. In their thanatic myths, funeral rites and proverbs, the Betsimisaraka try to show the creative dimension of death as a source of initiatic renewal. Death, which is inseparable from life is the final event around which all human activity revolves, just as the earth is structured from the ancestral tomb. It is therefore by invoking millenary traditions, such as their funeral rites, that the Betsimisaraka hope to resist the challenge of both the modern world and ideological and technological upheavals of all kinds
Kongtip, Kanittha. "Jean Genet : la mort et la métamorphose." Toulouse 2, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991TOU20033.
Full textDeath and metamorphosis represent two stages in genet's writing, while expressing antagonist forces fighting each other inside the writer's unconscious. If death stands for the static moment of genet's inner conflict, metamorphosis is a dynamic imaginary endeavour to transcend the helpless limit of human condition. The traumatic experience of an unsurmontable difference between "the self" and "the other" leads genet to no longer perceived the world as "real" but through a paradoxical dialectic (a perverted thinking); a vicious circle which only the powers of imagination can break. Genet's ultimate aim is not to become equal to "the other" but more precisely to invest the other in an imaginary way to reach his own "being"
PETITPAS, FABRICE. "Le vecu affectif et gnostique de la mort." Aix-Marseille 2, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994AIX20096.
Full textDarcos, Xavier. "Approches ovidiennes de la mort." Reims, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995REIML008.
Full textHow death is perceived by Ovidius naso his own destiny : his lexis and imagery; his vision of human condition : his spiritualism
AMMAR, DIDIER. "Experience de mort imminente (near death experience) : realites cliniques et therapeutiques ? tentative d'explication transdisciplinaire." Aix-Marseille 2, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993AIX20016.
Full textBaraliu, Sedat. "La mort, les morts en Dardanie pendant l'âge de fer." Thesis, Grenoble, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014GRENH044.
Full textThe study La mort, les morts dans la Dardanie de l'âge du fer, treats the rituals and ceremonies in the territory of Dardania during the Iron age.This study initially treats the problems of borders in Dardania during the Iron age. This problem is treated based in the material culture, ancient authors’ resources, and resources and data of various modern authors that have treated this topic. Chronology of iron age is also reviewed considering that in the territory of Dardania are present few different opinions for the chronology of this period. The chronology is done based on the typology of representative objects found in necropolis. Iron Age is divided into three phases: Phase I, II and III. About each phase are represented cultural events, historical once as well as characteristics of some archeological objects
Bureau, Mathieu. "L'abolition de la peine de mort au Canada: Le discours politique et l'opinion publique lors des débats de 1966--1967, 1973 et 1976." Sherbrooke : Université de Sherbrooke, 2000.
Find full textRaharimanantsoa, Mamy. "Mort et espérance selon la Bible hébraïque /." Stockholm : Almqvist & Wiksell International, 2006. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:uu:diva-6307.
Full textThiolliere, Pascaline. "L'urbain et la mort : ambiances d'une relation." Thesis, Université Grenoble Alpes (ComUE), 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016GREAH025/document.
Full textSince the turn of the 21st century, the funeral rituality in France undergoes a profound transformation that strongly questions the relationship between death and the city. The more frequent practices of cremation and ashes scattering express a rejection of cemeteries standardisation and constraints. The materiality of the ash leads to dematerialisation and more diffuse localisation of the dead. These are reinforced by the increasing use of digital media (memorial pages, social networks, virtual cemeteries) that open a new space-time framework for sustaining the relationship to the dead and participate in redefining the spatiality of grief. In addition, environmental considerations reveal today a new deviation in the field of funerary both in practice and at the level of representation.We assume that weaving our relationship to the dead passes across the body, its movements and gestures that materialise that relationship while creating a special ambiance. Therefore, from this sensory approach dealing with urban ambiances, constructed and landscaped arrangements are perceived as a way for setting the conditions on spatial, temporal and bodily levels, that participate in establishing the relationship to death and the dead, and partly shape the intimate experience of mourning. Thresholds, rhythms and gestures captured in urban spaces are levers for understanding and designing the relationship between death and the city.In this sense, we identify certain intentionalities that are particularly relevant for the experience of mourning (accompany/support, maintain/sustain, reflect/meditate, travel/progress), which are seen in the light of action possibilities related to the built and landscaped environment. This work helps to highlight the different gaps and resources, and to consider renewing the criteria upon which the design processes of spaces related to death on architectural and urban scales is based
Bourkadi, Khaldi Mohammed. "Ernest Hemingway : la violence et la mort." Montpellier 3, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996MON30065.
Full textViolence an death, here are two major themes stimulating Hemingway's thought and determining strongly, seeing their depth and cruelty, his literary way of writing. However, the permanent co-existence of these two entities in the text let emerge other points of focus, which are seemingly paradoxical, such as the elation of life, of love and violent sports, and fighting for a "noble cause". Living intensely, so far as Hemingway's vivion is concerned, mainly depends on the total and harmonious mingling of all sectors of life, of death and nothingness. Finally, aesthetics, other aspects of Hemingway's genius counter balance the ill-treatment of ethics and collaborate in the process of modernisation of his novel and short story altogether
CHARRAT, PATRICK-CHARLES. "Mort, suicide et depression chez le vieillard." Lyon 1, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989LYO1M298.
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