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Soumaho, Mavioga Orphée Martial. "Le jeu et les enjeux de l'engagement associatif et syndical des jeunes au Gabon : étude entre expérimentations et constructions identitaires des étudiants de l'université Omar Bongo de Libreville (1972 à 2006)." Paris 5, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA05H008.
Full textAlways and in all the countries, the youth was always for the avant-garde of the social evolution and the politics of the society. And, of colonial period in comment-colony, the history of the corporatist fights and the politicies of Gabonese student youth joins in this social dynamics. Very "politicized" after the independence, "crowned" from the first years by the regime of President Omar Bongo, "depraved person" maintaining since the strikes of the years 1990-1993, such is the image of the youth presented by the upholders of the power. The analysis of the experiments and the identical constructions of the students allow a comprehensive approach of the representations and the political behaviour of the student s which show a gap between the associative actions lauding the change of the system ready and the speeches. The strikes and the protest movements are for the public opinion a pretext, for the students and their leaders to draw the attention of the politicians. But for us, it is more that a simple game, it is a way for the students to experiment the political game and to taste the stakes. Furthermore, it allows them to build the man or the politician that they see being tomorrow
Maroundou, Marthe. "Orientation post-maîtrise des étudiants gabonais : itinéraires, motivations et contraintes." Rouen, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009ROUEL009.
Full textWhy don't Gabonese students end their studies after obtained their Master's degree ? Why do most of them register for entrance exams to les Grandes Ecoles (ENA, ENS) ? And why do less of them continue doctoral studies ? What could be their motivation ? What reasoning leads these students to make such choices ? Can one conclude that the program level offered by the University Omar Bongo of Libreville (with its limited possibilities for doctoral studies) leads students to only one of two choices : either les Grandes Ecoles or doctoral studies ? This investigation will attempt to answer various questions dealing with the pursuit and choice of studies by Gabonese students who already hold a Master's degree. An analysis of interviews held with students of les Grandes Ecoles and of doctoral students enrolled in French universities highlights the complexity of academic orientation which takes into account both institutional and individual factors
Malouta, Catherine. "Migration et résonance affective : le cas des étudiants gabonais en France (2000-2004)." Amiens, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006AMIE0021.
Full textKoumba, Théodore. "Changements des stéréotypes et de l'image de soi chez des étudiants gabonais en situation de migration temporaire." Aix-Marseille 1, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992AIX10035.
Full textIn this thesis, we present a research done with gabonese adults studying for years in france. Differents samples have been intorogated before, during and after their stay abroad. Migration, even temporary is a social process particularly viable for the study of the stability and the plasticity of national stereotypes. Questions of our research focused on the evolution of the auto(gabonese) and the heterostereotype (french) both in the content, in some of their formel aspects and their valorisation. We have also taken into consideration the fact that when individuals have to cope with the norms of two socities having for then a reference value, the self image of those people is highly required and questionned. A personnal and social dynamic is therefore actived and takes particular forms at each step of the migration process, any of these steps having specific meaning. During the temporary migration process, the autostereotype and the heterostereotype vary in their form
Boundat, Boundat. "L'individualisme : une approche psychosociale des dynamiques représentationnelles et identitaires chez les étudiants et les jeunes diplômés gabonais." Amiens, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006AMIE0024.
Full textKogou, Nzamba Elza. "Approche sociolinguistique et didactique du français des enseignants et des étudiants en contexte universitaire gabonais : variations et interactions formelles et informelles." Thesis, Angers, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016ANGE0049.
Full textOur PhD thesis deals with the use of the French language in the Gabonese University context. Since Gabon is one of the few plurilingual francophone countries in Sub-Saharan Africa with no L1 common local language spoken by everybody, the French language is the exclusive official language. It also serves as the vernacular language and that of communication among the different members of the ethnolinguistic groups. A survey carried there on the French language in Gabon shows that it has undergone some changes in the everyday communication milieu. Given the total issues at stake that our field of research presents, we concentrate our research project on a public of proven francophones who are University professors and students from whom we collected the data of our corpus during Linguistic Science classes. Our study has therefore two approaches. On the one hand, the sociolinguistic approach which helped us to study the changes of the French language spoken by University professors and students and, on the other hand, the didactic approach for the analysis of formal and informal interactions produced by the University professors and the students. The results of the analyses of our field study carried in Gabon show that the norms are interwoven in a didactic context. The endogenous norms, that’s to say a variety of the French language and the use of local languages, have no limit, they go beyond the language frontiers of the formal framework. The endogenous and the exogenous variety of the French language are then intertwined in a partnership of languages and cultures
Assoume, Oniane Alain-Gervais. "Amélioration de la politique gabonaise d'attribution des bourses pour étudier à l'étranger : analyse systémique et recommandations." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/18632.
Full textBoulingui, Dieu-donné. "La représentation sociale de la circoncision à travers le discours selon la mobilisation des insertions psychosociales : une étude comparée entre le Gabon et la France." Dijon, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008DIJOL011.
Full textCircumcision is an almost universal practice, in so much as it is at work in a considerable number of countries: in the Arab world, Israël, the United States, etc. Nevertheless, it acquires a specific character in Black Africa, where it occupies the function of a true rite of passage. As such, it constitutes a practice which puts to the forefront notions of social integration and masculine identity. Today, the confrontation of cultures results in the “deritualising” of circumcision. This operation is thus “juvenilised” and “medicalised”, in other words practised more particularly on young children and in hospitals. In this work, we attempt to understand this transition from a “traditional” to a more “westernised” conception by comparing the representations of subjects living in a country where this practice constitutes the norm and those of expatriates in a country where the dominant discourse rejects that norm. It is a question of studying the effect of the confrontation of two conceptions concerning the social representation of an object with a strong value in terms of identity. In order to operationalise this situation of confrontation, we addressed Gabonese subjects living in France, whom we compared to other Gabonese subjects living in Gabon. In practical terms, semi-directive interviews were carried out with forty Nzebi students whose academic levels ranged from bachelor’s degree to doctorate. The results presented are on two different levels of analysis: the first one, which is explored by means of syntagmatic and phrastic analysis, gives access to the attitude and the anchorage of the subject in relation to the object. The second level, which is explored by means of propositional analysis and ALCESTE software, gives access to the field of representation