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ROULLET, RENOLEAU FRANCIS. "Theatralite de jean giono." Nantes, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996NANT3004.
Full textThis study is about the idea of theatrality in all its buseness, its availability, as a focus-point allowing as to fin the stakes of playwriting. It may seen surprising that giono should be questioned on a subject so little relevant for these who know his works. We don't want to defend a dramatic writing has too little or too much theatrality. We have decided to, deliberately, look for the mechanisms of invention. Did giono believe, at any time, that be could start a coueer as a playwright ? anyway he gave up quite quickly, however his explanations don't round very convincing. It is easy to denounce the shortcomings of his plays and to state that the novelist didn't want to put on the act of the playwright. This would-in any case-mean to cast out an attempt considered to be unreasonable and that was quickly forgotten. We have drawn our inspiration from these studies that have tried to insert his plays into a chain in order to create a link between the two "manieres". Indeed, we were no taken in by the works devoted to transformation in a work that doesn't admet gaps but shows a continous research for form. We don't limit ourselves to plays only : we consider that writing narrative prose has feed the author from this experience as he has integrated and transformed it into a hidden presence that no stage will ever be able to diminish
Parsi, Frédérique. "Jean Giono et la musique." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019SORUL066.
Full text« For me nothing is more important than music », Giono wrote. However, the writer was no musician and refused to learn music theory, even though his musical sensitivity became an enlightened passion as time went by. The presence of music in his work logically follows a parallel path to that of music in Giono’s life. Beyond its mere presence as a theme, easily perceptible in his early writings, and apart from its argumentative, narrative and poetic roles that are presented to the writer, music progressively becomes essential as a source of inspiration and even a model of aesthetics for the writer. Against all odds, when the theme of music tends to disappear, the novel becomes or seeks to become truly musical in Giono’s work. Besides, music is an opportunity to ponder over the paramount tensions in his work : between an aspiration to nature and the necessity of culture, between very personal musical tastes and the discovery of music through literary mentors, between fictional modernity and a predilection for past models, between a quest for defined musical structures and their biased transposition. Giono offered a singular answer to the question of the impossible translation of the language of music in words, and this question has tormented countless writers. Paradoxically, Giono’s independence from music had a conspicuous effect on his style and is therefore relevant to music and literary studies as well as the history of 20th century literature and its transformations
Poirier, Michel Philippe. "Le survenant selon Giono et Guèvremont /." Thesis, McGill University, 1988. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=61792.
Full textVon, Kymmel Corinne. "Jean Giono ou l'expérience du désordre." Thesis, Artois, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010ARTO0003/document.
Full textThis thesis deals with the various forms of disorder that can be found in Jean Giono’s literary work. The chosen approach for this analysis is multifaceted, mainly literary but also anthropological, ethnological and sociological. The study first examines the thematic importance of nature. It reveals, despite climatic and seasonal disorders, the orderliness of the natural world Giono usually describes. The study then focuses on human beings in Giono’s work: philosophically bored by the monotony of a day-to-day order, they investigate various forms of diversions, and in doing so eventually experiment a dangerous violent action disorder, which leads them to physical or mental death. The study finally proves that artistic disorder seems to be the only one that can save mankind from everlasting metaphysical boredom: Giono’s work insists on the value of literary disorder. Writing enables him to test absolute disorder, considered to be the only way to benefit from a systematic vertiginous lack of balance
Romestaing, Alain. "Jean Giono, le corps à l'oeuvre /." Paris : H. Champion, 2009. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb414809086.
Full textMarzougui, Mohamed Hédi Pich Edgard. "Narration et première personne chez Giono." [S.l.] : [s.n.], 1999. http://demeter.univ-lyon2.fr:8080/sdx/theses/lyon2/1999/mmarzougui.
Full textLotey, Andrée. "La musique dans l'oeuvre de Jean Giono." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1996. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk3/ftp04/nq21485.pdf.
Full textCourribet, André. "La fete dans l'oeuvre de Jean Giono." Paris 3, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986PA030125.
Full textThe festivities in giono's works, which are part of the general definition given by ethnologists, sociologists and philosophers, can be defined by freedom, exuberance and excesses in all areas, and break-up of the routine of every day life. Spontaneous festivals or organized ones, almost all of them, seem accompanied by their material elements: meals, singing, music, dancing, accompanied by effervescence and even sometimes frenzy. An act of companionship, feast in giono's works helps tightening bonds within the group. It also extends to nature that also participates in the men's festivals. Then, festivities become exaltation born from the encounter of man with nature, of man with himself, of man with man. It is also a necessity which enhances life and makes it human. It is above all a celebration of life: a means to exorcise death, it rises as a victory over the latter which it might integrate as a process of regeneration. Feast in giono's works is finally an assertion of life
Oulmehdi, Omar. "Le crime dans l'oeuvre de Jean Giono." Bordeaux 3, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007BOR30003.
Full textPerhaps it is necessary to wonder in what set of themes related to crime subjacent to the modern work of Jean Giono reabsorbs in a formal way of writing and becomes recipient of the romantic structure as a whole. The inaugural part of this thesis is interested in the writing of the "legal murder" when Giono introduces more particularly the criminal vein into the scene of the war. The author of Le Grand Troupeau is in fact engaged in a process of the revealing of the morbid. But from now on, it is the solitary man marked by evil who makes "oil spot" in the after war works. In the second part, Un Roi sans divertissement holds the attention. In the work of Giono it is undoubtedly the true novel of the crime. Actually, Giono suggests another esthetics based not only on the manner of killing without being uncovered, but on the ugliness of the crime as well. A paradoxically beautiful ugliness that is not marked morally but aesthetically. Taking into account the first reference marks of the criminal route, the following part shows that the criminal investigation is accompanied by an investigation in love. But the crime of passion does not arouse the interest of Jean Giono. The originality of the relation man/woman is obvious when the crime constitutes the point from which love becomes possible. Finally, the last part seeks to reflect on the aesthetic change of the crime for Giono, since the writings of the beginning, passing by Les Récits de la demi-brigade up to the writings of closure. Because the gionian hero seeks happiness less in the crime than in the account of the crime, he meets impossibility of revealing the crime and impossibility of concealing it. This paradox arrives at its climax at the final scene. Murder thus opens a breach towards a posthumous world, founded on the supremacy of a delirious imagination; but which seeks at the same time its finishing which would come to perfect it in apotheosis
Pradeau, Christophe. "L'idée de cycle romanesque : Balzac, Proust, Giono." Paris 8, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA081683.
Full textCourribet, André. "La Fête dans l'oeuvre de Jean Giono." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1988. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37596857p.
Full textBrown, Llewellyn. "Giono et la Bible : intertextualité et imaginaire." Paris 3, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA030131.
Full textThe biblical motifs undergo important transformations when they are transposed into the univers of the novel. However we can notice the presence of biblical names, titles and quotations. Three rhetorical figures characterise giono's "biblical" writing ; the metaphore for the religious values ; the catalogue, typical of the modern world's infernal babels ; the exhortation for the "prophetic" style. The study of the paradise-hell dichotomy is followed by motifs of bursting (apocalypse and deluge). A central character often plays the role of messiah. Angles represent the paradisiac state or otherwise they become involved in a fight with "jacob". Giono's religion is one which is completely involved in the act of writing
Romestaing, Alain. "Le corps dans l'oeuvre de Jean Giono." Paris 4, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA040256.
Full textBriot, Eric Ernst Gilles. "Le Tangible et l'intangible La tentation de l'anéantissement et l'esthétique de la liturgie dans les Chroniques romanesques de Jean Giono /." Nancy : Université Nancy 2, 2001. http://cyberdoc.univ-nancy2.fr/htdocs/docs_ouvert/doc231/2001NAN21005.pdf.
Full textPoirier, Karine. "Influence de l'opéra baroque sur l'imagination romanesque de Jean Giono /." Lille : ANRT, 2002. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb39275754g.
Full textBantel, Andrea Beate. "Jean Giono in Deutschland 1929-1945 : ein französischer Schriftsteller im Spiegel und im Zerrspiegel seiner deutschen Leser /." St. Ingbert : W.J. Röhrig, 1992. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb355372730.
Full textAmano, Yukiyo. "Un nouveau réalisme de Jean Giono : Chroniques romanesques." Paris 4, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA040165.
Full textThe aim of this thesis is to investigate what is novel in Giono's style after the Second World War, because his “Chroniques” series, created since 1945, is completely different in style from his works before the War. His diary, notes and correspondence have been searched in order to follow his efforts to change his style. And then the “Chroniques” have been analysed to see how “reality” is fictionalized in them. The “Chroniques” don't aim to create the “reality”, like the novels of the 19th century. They rather hide or erase it, with narration full of blanks or with many baroque images. But through this absence of reality, appears what common sense won't see : the aspect of darkness in the human mind. The new realism of Giono means this paradoxical system that represents the truth of human beings in “imaginary reality”, re-created in his readers
Labouret, Denis. "Le monstrueux dans les Chroniques de Jean Giono." Paris 4, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA040121.
Full textMonstrosity is an essential feature in the works of Jean Giono,operating not only at the level of the representation of Nature or of characterisation,but also in the treatment of novelistic writing. .
Le, Gall Jacques. "Les incipit dans les romans de jean giono." Paris 3, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA030127.
Full textThe study of the opening scenes of giono's novels highlights the poetics of the incipit, a notion invented by aragon, and the understanding of the complete works of the novelist. Thanks to clues and ellipses, giono, in his incipit, metaphorizes and problematizes, through a meaningful form, a narrative pattern together with a reading contract. Giono's incipit will then assume four functions: the codifying function which announces the referential system of the text, the seductive function which stirs the reader's curiosity, the informative function which stages the story and the dramatic function which sets the story into motion. Combining this functional study with a homogeneous chronology (that of the publication of the twenty-six novels we have studied), one may discover the diversity and unity, the evolutions and continuity of giono's incipit. Never did the novelist work out any typical opening. However one cannot help classifying giono's incipit in pairs : the writer endlessly wrote, rewrote and corrected the beginnings of his early novels. Giono composed variations, in the musical sense of the term, from an in inconstantia constans nucleus. He thus reconcilied literary tradition and freedom of creation. The literary tradition is to be found in the use of devices such as the resort to four topoi of narrative opening or to classics, from the bible to faulkner's writings and many others; his freedom of creation is to be found in the development of germinating images and sentences, the transgression of conventional dichotomies, the explosion of the frame, the invention of parallel strategies and even of a personal topos
Laurichesse, Jean-Yves. "Jean Giono et Stendhal : intertextualité et création romanesque." Aix-Marseille 1, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992AIX10014.
Full textHassan, Chafik. "Jean Giono : de l'utopie au portrait de l'artiste." Aix-Marseille 1, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993AIX10080.
Full textKahia, Béchir. "L'ironie dans l'oeuvre de Jean Giono d'après-guerre." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015AIXM3000.
Full textThe irony achieves to the most complex by the simplest, to the reason by the irrational, to the power by the sweetness, to the seriously by the mockery. It is the hatching of the art of the ironic subversion. In the Rhetoric tradition, no mention was made of a shape of a literary use of irony which would allow within a novelistic, dramatic or poetic work, the intrusion of the figure of the author. In the post-war period, we see a new Giono who renews the building of his work on a kind of dizziness: the irony, the allusions, the implicit and the narrative emptiness, in the style and in the conception of the world as well. The works which appeared as is born this era of suspicions which divided the work and changed the esthetics of the writer, are the most marked by the irony. Giono assigns the irony to a home of fictional production which could not benefit philosophical, esthetical, and technical immunity. Irony is also the effect of the typographic processes. In this universe, any authenticity risks to be perverted in a novel. But the irony of Giono is primarily a tragic vision of the world, a form of belonging to this world and a way of participation in its mockeries and its delights. It is also an interpretation of the human condition. The novelist is thus the one who swims in shady waters of the contradiction. He examines the world by revealing the ambiguities
Laurichesse, Jean-Yves. "Giono et Stendhal : chemins de lecture et de création /." Aix-en-Provence : Publications de l'université de Provence, 1994. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb35724803w.
Full textDe, Casabianca Foata Lelia. "Jean Giono et Miguel Delibes, romanciers de la terre." Thesis, Paris 3, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA030019.
Full textThe works of Jean Giono (1895-1970) and Miguel Delibes (1920-2010) are respectively set against the backdrop of hinterland Provence and rural Castile, laying the emphasis on the land. This PhD thesis mainly dwells on their novelistic productions, which share numerous recurring themes and figures, despite some aesthetic differences and nuances. After addressing the question of how to characterize these novels – are they novels of the “soil”, “rustic” novels or novels of the “land”? –, this study concentrates on the specific relationships between male characters and their land: peasants at work, all those who live among nature, without forgetting town-dwellers in search of their roots or rural people transplanted to city life, but whose sense of belonging endures.In these works of fiction, the land theme is dealt with in various ways; the emphasis is first placed on the harmonious relationship and close bonds that unite the land with its creatures, whether human or animal. This organic whole is imbued with myths that refer to the origins of mankind. But modernity ruptures this primeval unity, the cycles of its rhythms and the order of its harmonies. Resisting such oppression, the earth rebels, turns against men and threatens them with destruction. From then on, men try to create a restored relationship with the land so that a lost balance might be re-established
Atiah, Sonia. "Jean Giono : chemins mythiques vers la découverte de soi." Phd thesis, Université de Bourgogne, 2013. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00985066.
Full textRajab, Saoussan. "La notion de bonheur dans l'oeuvre de Jean Giono." Tours, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988TOUR2010.
Full textMost of jean giono's works are coloured with the concept of happiness. As a writter of feelings like joy and happiness, giono could not forget the hidden side of such feelings. According to him, the concept of happiness relies on a fusion with adversity and misfortune. So, this study has limited itself to the three following novels: le chant du monde, que ma joie demeure, le bonheur fou. Each one of the above quoted works consists of life, joy, hope, beauty and freedom. The concept of happiness is then renewed in three directions. The first one is the caracters's suffering, the weight of destiny and the influence of greek tragedies. The second one is based on pleasure, joy, optimism and pessimism as well. Finally, the third one relies on nature, peace and writting
Laporte, Nadine. "Poétique du chemin dans l'oeuvre romanesque de Jean Giono." Aix-Marseille 1, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997AIX10063.
Full textThe "path" is a descriptive and narrative motif in the works of jean giono, the novelist. It appears as a key organic element that lays out the landscape as well as the representation processes of fiction. What's more the description of a path may be regarded as the relation of a progression thus permitting to embrace both the space described and the setting up of the plot. Together with the descriptive text, the description of a path conveys the pleasure of the narrative voice and the infinite possibilities that fiction offers to writer and reader alike. Therefore, with jean giono the relation of a progression also stands for the birth certificate of fiction as the discourse of a virtuoso narrator heedful of the responses of a reader who is intrinsically "other" yet always a companion
Castiglione, Agnès. "La figure de l'ange dans l'oeuvre de Jean Giono." Aix-Marseille 1, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994AIX10053.
Full textThe aim of this thesis is to study giono's angel as he notably appears in his "transition" works. Following a thematic approach which is both descriptive and reflexive, the study first focuses on the angel figure which, either sent from heaven or as a monster arisen from the depuths of hell, reflects the horrified fascination exerted by sacredness through the violence of aesthetic paradox. A further analysis of the character leads to the conclusion that the angel is none other but a doppelganger, a sublime and luminous double. Hence the angelic love patterns that shape giono's erotic world. This all spiritual relationship between animus and anima (gaston bachelard) gives birth to the poetic word : the messenger is the angel from the imaginary world. Yet a diabolical inversion transforms this heavenly vision into an abysmal figure and the thesis finally explores the modalities of a progressive assimilation of "the monstrous" within the drama of poetic creation. It leads to a mystical conversion to the nocturnal mode of imagination (gilbert durand) which softens the fall into (simple) descent : the "great night of jacob" becomes a fecund night which shapes a "poetic rebirth". Thus giono's angel, who represents the artist, realizes the paradoxical harmony of contrary forces and pleads for a cyclic vision of the world expressed in the baroque aesthetic terms of metamorphosis of which he is an emblematic motif
Berrada, Loubna. "La genese de l'univers chez giono : naissance de l'odyssee." Montpellier 3, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994MON30055.
Full textThe legend of ulysse, immortalised by homere's odyssee (precursory of the novel in modern conception), has at xxe century a different aspect. It comes up moderns requirements. The numeros interpretations of this legend brought ulysse's myth. It's not a simple history of the man witch wants go home after a long absence. Henceforth, it's mean the myth of modern man, who is in perpetual quest. Giono's interpretation is different of his predecessors and contemporarys : (joyce, beckett, kazantzaki, seferis). His naissance de l'odyssee is a new way to view the legend. He writes down his names with others novelists and unveil his privat world. So has the mediterranean odyssee cotnributed to birth the univers of giono script ?
Sally, Deel Michel. "Le "voyage metaphysique" dans cinq chroniques de jean giono." Paris 4, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986PA040281.
Full textIn giono's chronicles, space concerns the topography of an invisible world. The process of spatialisation affects the material universe as well as the abstract, moral one. The novelist intends to elaborate a thousand-dimensional world, according to a transhistorical perspective. The essential dimension of the chronicles is space, not time. The narrative focalisation leads to the birth of a discontinuous and contradictory space. The chronicles are moral, more than oral tales and present moral strategies called "divertissement", a diversion meant for filling the empty universe. The geographical wanderings symbolize an initiatic trajectory with its three modalities : preparation, passage to death and new birth, which are present in the chronicles. That initiation leads to the access to a new world, in which the "divertissement" bears various passions, conveyed in terms of space and spatial dynamics. Diversion is the quest of an irreversible phenomenon combining a climax and the abolition of consciousness. It is also linked with monstruousnesse, a category which defines an ambiguous and heterogeneous universe. Space is the main character in the chronicles and allows the play with death. It is essentially dynamic and disproportionate, symbolizing the empty and inordinate universe
Bourcier, Danielle. "La symbolique animale dans l'oeuvre romanesque de Jean Giono." Poitiers, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004POIT5006.
Full textBarstad, Guri Ellen. "Stratégies narratives dans les chroniques romanesques de Jean Giono." Aix-Marseille 1, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993AIX10049.
Full textGrosse, Dominique. "Violence et creation dans l'oeuvre romanesque de jean giono." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000STR20030.
Full textSally, Deel Michel. "Le "Voyageur métaphysique" dans cinq chroniques de Jean Giono." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1988. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37601009q.
Full textRajab, Saoussan. "La Notion de bonheur dans l'oeuvre de Jean Giono." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1989. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37617818j.
Full textMottet, Philippe. "La "mètis" grecque et Giono : la reprise et le prolongement de la notion grecque de "mètis" dans la pratique romanesque de Jean Giono." Aix-Marseille 1, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000AIX10056.
Full textMoon-Kim, Soo-hyun. "Les images de Jean Giono dans Angelo et Le Hussard sur le toit." Paris 4, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA040014.
Full textOur research is a study of figures that we call "images": figures of analogy, figures of contiguity, and so forth. The familiar forms of these discovered images in "Angelo" and in "Le Hussard sur le toit" are simple. The comparison introduced by "comme" without a predicate: "a is like b" and the nominal metaphor of form: the substantive. A plus "de" plus the substantive b are remarkable. The verbal or adjectival metaphors are often surrounded by a comparison. The images referring to the natural framework are characterized by an impressionist vision. In most cases, they reflect the vision of the main character, Angelo, who frequently travels on horseback. The narrator is rarely present as an autonomous point of view. The author often views an animated being in the natural objects as in his first novels. But the role of the natural framework in our two works, especially in "Angelo", is reduced to that of a background of a drama. In "Le Hussard sur le toit", the images referring to the natural framework can be a premonition of the drama that the main character will meet. The characters are often drawn in a caricaturized fashion. The external aspects are often catalysts of a reflexion on society. In "Angelo", the psychology of the characters has a greater […] vices of the author, thanks to his virtues. In "Angelo" and in "Le Hussard sur le toit", Giono concretizes his vision of the world and his ideological and ethical positions in the reactions of his characters
Schalchli, Edouard. "Le non lieu imaginaire de la guerre : pour une lecture de la "Lettre aux paysans sur la pauvreté et la paix" de Jean Giono." Thesis, Bordeaux 3, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016BOR30002.
Full textThe Lettre aux paysans sur la pauvreté et la paix (Letter to the Peasantry on Poverty and Peace), written before the Munich Agreement and published after it, in 1938, has become an illegible text. Related to Virgilian idylls, it nonetheless differs from them because it does not elaborate about peasants but addresses them. If Giono is a distinguished novelist, his essays are judged severely, his romantic lyricism is felt to be ineffective in non-fiction, and they appear to miss the fertile ambiguity of his novels. Thus, they were knowingly ignored or taken for awkward concessions to some weak social discourse. Worse, this anti-technological stance for peace and for peasantry, fed by the experience of the World War I, seems to be emptied of all substance by the historical events which followed it and by the vague appropriation of some of its themes by Petainism, that will contribute to put Giono on the official blacklist of banned writers after World War II.From tales on "current times", the novelist turned after the war to fictions rooted in a Stendhal-related temporality. And chronologically, the Letter is the pivot of Giono’s "two" works or “two” styles and reflects an inner crisis that sheds light on their elusive bond. Why did-it then remain a sort of blind spot, impossible to face? Examining this letter and its reception, acutely raises the issue of the relationship of the text with both its writing and reading contexts, especially as the Letter aims to be an action, with an effect on History. Albert Camus has read and chronicled it at the time; Bernard Charbonneau, the precursor of political ecology, was without a doubt inspired by the Letter without actually quoting it, and Maurice Blanchot’s silence in the article he wrote on Giono in 1942 is also significant.What happens if one chooses another context for the Letter, if one reads it from the point of view of the 1970s moral and political crisis, under the light of the Larzac struggle, if it is considered from the stance developed in Jean Baudrillard’s writings? What then is entering the moment in which the text and its reader coexist?
Brunel, Dominique. "La fonction phatique dans la production romanesque de Jean Giono." Aix-Marseille 1, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990AIX10002.
Full textAs it reinforces the circuit of communication by means of specific linguistic signs, the phatic function of language denotes a tendency to wish to communicate. When it is transferred to literature, it necessitates also taking into account, on the one hand, the social and cultural life of the signs and, on the other hand, the dynamic forces of the text. An analysis of giono's novelistic output does indeed reveal the importance of these two factors in establishing and maintaining a close relationship between the author and the reader: by means of the symbolism of texts, different narrative techniques and paradoxically - the use of what is unstated, giono makes his presence know in the stories he writes and engages us implicitely. What is more, the writer achieves the prodigious recreation of a new phatic communion based, in these modern times, on the loss of natural communication between people
El, Nabbout-Challita Randa. "Le passéisme et le misonéisme dans l'oeuvre de Jean Giono." Nice, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990NICE2021.
Full textThrough the work of Gioni, especially that which he wrote between the two wars. The passeism and the misoneism appear like two main thems. With the first on, Giono draw us back to the past. A better past because it is source of renewal and fresh beginnings. Schematically, this moment correspond to the post-flood when everything is new and washed. With the misoneism, Giono wants to keep a vital unpolluted space for the peasant whom he chose to defend. Into this vital space, the peasant can live healthy far from the industrial civilization and from all it begets. For Giono, drawning from the past makes man happy because in that way, man rediscovers and can, at each moment rediscover the essence of each thing, of each gest as of each word. There is no doubt that the land teaches him the great lesson and the secret happiness. The land teaches man to give his corn to the birds and to be happy, to plant daffodils just for the pleasure of walking through them or to give them away without ever always worrying how much they will earn him in coins or in note that he hides under his shirts
Poirier, Karine. "Influence de l'opéra baroque sur l'imagination romanesque de Jean Giono." Aix-Marseille 1, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999AIX10015.
Full textRANNAUD, CHRISTINE. "Les figures du jeu dans l'oeuvre romanesque de jean giono." Grenoble 3, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989GRE39016.
Full textAmong the most recent perspectives that have been put forward by gionan criticism, appraival of the ludic dimension of the work stands as highly original the ludic element is at once a figue of writing and a mirror of the selfreflecting work, and far from constituting merely a theme, it expresses the system of organisation and mode of fonction ing of the gionan text. The present study develops around these major ponts of interest that are essential to the apprehension of the ludic aspect of the work. The first part is devoted to the analysis of ludic space in its symbolic dimension, which leads us to a study of theatrality (the staging of writing being reflected in the aesthetics of endless representation); then we come to consider the particular fonction and symbolism of the ludic character, and in the last resort we apply ourselves to define the particular ethics underlying these ludic narratives. A pendular motion becomes apparent them, from strict adherence to the rules to a passion for trickery and deviation from morality; giono never allows himself to be the dupe or the viction of either, while deriving from them the power to make creativity into a delightful ludic activity
Ivier, Marica. "De l'errant à l'artiste : le rayonnement d'Ulysse dans l'oeuvre de Jean Giono /." Stockholm : Almqvist & Wiksell, 2009. http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&doc_number=017702388&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA.
Full textLaktineh, Maha. "Ecritures, lectures des oeuvres du Cycle du Hussard de Jean Giono." Caen, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003CAEN1373.
Full textFerrier-Fagnoni, Carole. "Piège et manipulation dans le Cycle du Hussard de Jean Giono." Montpellier 3, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005MON30059.
Full textSong, Geeyeon. "Narrateurs et techniques narratives dans les Chroniques romanesques de Jean Giono." Paris 3, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA030104.
Full textThis study is an analysis of the revolutionary narrative techniques adopted in chroniques romanesques (1946-1952) of jean giono. Each part studies a particular novel, un roi sans divertissement, les ames fortes, les grands chemins and le moulin de pologne. The problemes of narration, focalization, narrative time and tense of the verb are examined from the point of view of the narratology and the linguistic of utterances. The world of chroniques romanesques is in essence a pluralist world, through the plurality of voices (polyphony), of points of view (polymodality), and of narratives (repetitive narrative). Thses narrative techniques show the plural truth and the radical relativism of giono in chroniques romanesques
Dumur, Marie-Claude. "La constitution du personnage dans les oeuvres romanesques de jean giono." Lille 3, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986LIL30009.
Full textThis study is an attempt to set forth under the diversity of giono's romantic work, "the essence" of what a specifically "gionian" being is. We thought that imagining such an investigation was justified by the fact that the characters'main features recur all along the work as well as by the heroes'unvarying way of behaving. Moreover, giono's deep interest in the absurdity of life and its obvious absence of meaning is such that in each novel the main character happens to be a metaphorical endeavour to answer it. This absence of meaning is mainly put in concrete form in the distressing vision of man's fragility opposite universalness as well as opposite the frightening emptiness that surrounds us. Emptiness is not only around us, it's in ourselves and living is surviving it. The whole work is thus a representation of the struggle of man against "both infinites": the monstrous infinite of nature and the monstrous infinite man bears in himself. The way of facing the world, of welcoming life and achieving it organise the narration. Joy would be in peace and harmony but the hero's destiny can be achieved but in the loneliness of desire, in the mobility of search and will. "sharp movements" drive every"gionian" narration, absolute love or absolute hate irremediatly move towards destruction: murder,suicide, vanishing, or silence. All these "excesses", as far as the common herd is concerned, express in the gionian world life at its best and everything is an invitation to read it in the greatness of the soul which has overcome the artificiallity of gregarious speeches and thus has rediscovered the true terms of freedom. We thought the flashing nietzschean metaphor could throw a light on "the heart of things" where from life and its becoming originate
Lee, Seung-Hyung. "Le mal et le guérisseur dans l'oeuvre romanesque de Jean Giono." Grenoble 3, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990GRE39015.
Full textThe poetics gioniennes sing a living nature. Author doesn't stop to teach a natural life, a natural goodness, simples pleasures and not implicates happiness. However, in this lyric worl, we meet continually with a problem of the evil. In this study, we try to draw the vocation of the healer. The man fall ill when he has forgotten to live in accordance with nature. According to writer, this recovery of the mankind, it's a good balance between the man and the natural world
Barial, Mireille. "Evolution et variations des personnages féminins dans l'oeuvre de Jean Giono." Aix-Marseille 1, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985AIX1A013.
Full textDumur, Marie-Claude. "La Constitution du personnage dans les oeuvres romanesques de Jean Giono." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1988. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb375973357.
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