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Journal articles on the topic "Franc-maçonnerie – Rite écossais rectifié"
Mainguy, Irène. "« De la Symbolique des Chapitres en Franc-Maçonnerie, Rite écossais ancien et accepté et Rite français »." Humanisme N° 272, no. 1 (March 1, 2006): 127. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/huma.272.0127.
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Jardin, Dominique. "Emprunts opératifs, religieux et ésotériques dans les rituels et l'iconographie des tableaux de loge des systèmes français à hauts grades au XVIIIe siècle : contibution à l'étude de la tradition maçonnique." Nice, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008NICE2011.
Full textThe development of the high degrees of the French freemasonry in the middle of the 18th century, is the object of current researches, also linked with the study of the origin of the masonic traditions. These researches can be based on the analysis of the texts but also in a new way on the study of masonic images, and especially the tracing boards. These tracing boards must be listed, identified, and compared with the rites to reveal their specificity in terms of masonic “language” borrowed from esoteric and religious currents and from operative knowledge. Our topic is to examine how the various degrees and then the rites had structured these themes, to build a set of myths and of legends of freemasonry creation. The iconography of the tracing boards modifies and completes the knowledge only providing by the study of the rituals. The iconography also guarantees the efficiency of the symbol; that is why its analysis, coupled with the study of the esoteric and religious currents on the "high degrees" masonry is very instructive, at first on social and political topics. It is a question of consolidating a symbolic power, i. E. A metamorphosis of various forms of the power. By this power from the image and its own representation, the language on the tradition is also fixed in the “quest of the origins” and participated also to the religious and philosophic issues. The dialectic of the faith in God and the investigation of the nature, associated with an esoteric language, allows the freemasonry to simultaneously preserve the modernity and the traditions. Borrowed from currents, the freemasonry has built its own tradition and by this way, its simple transmission
Rondat, Jacques. "La correspondance maçonnique échangée entre 1786 et 1810 par Jean-Baptiste Willermoz et Claude-François Achard : thèmes ésotériques dans la constitution du Régime Ecossais Rectifié (avec édition de la correspondance)." Thesis, Paris, EPHE, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016EPHE5102.
Full textThe scope of this work has been to complete and transcribe, then edit the masonic correspondence, from various archives collections, between Jean-Baptiste Willermoz, founder of the Rectified Scottish Order, and Claude-François Achard, Master of the “Triple Union de Marseille” Lodge. A particular attention has been given to their exchange of ideas, while focusing on JB Willermoz’s way of reasoning, in order to enlighten the major streams of this correspondence, among which its esoterical themes
Grégoire, Laurence. "La franc-maçonnerie parisienne sous le Second Empire (1852-1870)." Paris 4, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA040013.
Full textThe free masonry is according to the Larousse Encyclopaedia "an association partly secret of people that profess brotherhood views, identify themselves by signs and emblems and are divided in groups called freemason's lodges". We might question about the free masonry's development in Paris between 1852 and 1870. The choice of this period is related to the will to emphasise the importance of the Second Empire, often forgotten, because encircled between the First Empire, presented as glorious, and the birth of the Third Republic. To wonder about the situation of the free masonry within the French capital also brings up many questions. Is there a Parisian remarkablneness in the free mason's lodge studied ? Could the proximity of the imperial power have some incidence ? Can we remark social characteristics worthy of note ? To conduct this work, the researcher profits of his own investigations as well as important work on which he can learn on. One must point out Vincent Wright and Sudhir Hazareesingh's study on the Grand Orient's lodge, just before the Third Republic. This approach raises the picture of the provincial lodge's situation during a part of the Empire and allows many comparisons. It also puts a useful outlook regarding the Parisian situation. This situation was tackled under several points of view in general History books as well as punctual articles. My thesis on the Parisian free masonry under the Second Empire studies three distinct characteristics, by searching and distinguishing the different tendencies fluctuating between continuity and changes
Books on the topic "Franc-maçonnerie – Rite écossais rectifié"
Memento du franc-maçon: Aux rites : français, écossais ancien & accepté, écossais rectifié. [Saint-Malo]: Pascal Galodé, 2012.
Find full textLes Origines de la Franc-Maçonnerie - Le siècle écossais 1590- 1710. Editions Télètes - Paris, 1993.
Find full textDaruty, Jean-Emile. Recherches sur le rite écossais ancien accepté, précédées d'un historique de l'origine et de l'introduction de la franc-maçonnerie en Angleterre, en Ecosse et en France. Télètes, 1998.
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