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PAUL, JEAN-JACQUES. "Reperes pour henri michaux." Paris 4, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986PA040025.
Full textMichaux's writing seems to be at the same time in denotation area, and fully metaphoric. Against some rhetorical concepts, his text introduces a confusion between theme and metaphor. These logical deadlocks produce a doubt about the concept of "opera aperta". Denotation and connotation seem to be in an equivalence relation. Movement, space of the sign, emptiness, such are some of the problems which determine the definition of both writer and writing
Rouxel, Pierre. "Claude-Henri Grignon (1894-1976), polémiste (1916-1943) : introduction à Claude-Henri Grignon." Thesis, University of Ottawa (Canada), 1987. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/5077.
Full textHenri, Jérôme. "Etude comparative de deux ionophores carboxyliques chez la volaille : apport de la modélisation pharmacocinétique basée sur la physiologie." Poitiers, 2008. http://theses.edel.univ-poitiers.fr/theses/2008/Henri-Jerome/2008-Henri-Jerome-These.pdf.
Full textCarboxylic ionophores used as anticoccidial additives in poultry feed are currently under reevaluation by the European food safety authority in order to assess the safety of the consumer. This work has contributed to the knowledge of pharmacokinetics of monensin in chickens and turkeys and salinomycin in chickens in order to establish some generalities about carboxylic ionophores in poultry. The three examples taken as experimental subject during this thesis have shown a low oral bioavaibility and a rapid elimination driving to a calculated withdrawal period of less than 22 hours in any case. During these works, in vitro and in vivo experiments were used to attribute values to parameters allowing to implement a physiologically based pharmacokinetic model. A physiological model of monensin in chickens has then been tested. Simulations of this model reproduce concentrations observed after a single administration by intravenous or oral route but overestimate concentrations after repeated oral administrations in the supplemented food
Tanus, Heitor Godinho. "Henri Bergson : problema e filosofia." Universidade Estadual de Londrina. Centro de Letras e Ciências Humanas. Programa de Pós-Graduação em Filosofia, 2018. http://www.bibliotecadigital.uel.br/document/?code=vtls000219871.
Full textThis paper aims to present the plausibility of confronting the problem in philosophy in an intuitive way. We'll present elements of Bergon's philosophy in purpose to make explicit how the temporal duration articulates with the memory, the conscience and the perception. Right after, we'll demonstrate how the spatial time (which allows every human knowledge) became naturalized in Kant. In the end, we'll face the challenge of understanding the acts of the intuitive method, at the same time, we'll present our objective: a plausibility of intuition to the philosophical problemazation.
Lovighi, Christian. "Henri de Kerillis, 1889-1958." Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993IEPP0022.
Full textJournalist and nationalist deputy, Henri de Kerillis managed the "Centre de propagande des Républicains nationaux". He became famous in the struggle against German recovery and Munich agreements. Precursor of the resistance against Germany, he gathered around his newspaper L'époque, the believers in firmly facing Hitler. During the war he militated in favour of national union and war to the knife. The 17th of June 1940, he rejoined England with de Gaulle. Later he prefered to go to the United States. He went back journalist in January 1942 to support de Gaulle. Afterwards, he was opposed to de Gaulle, to his nationalism and his political ambition. At the Liberation, he didn't come back in France. He stayed in the United States where he wrote a vengeful book against de Gaulle headed "De Gaulle dictateur". He died the 25th of April 1958
Rockenstrocly, Xavier. "Henri-pierre roche profession : ecrivain." Lyon 2, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996LYO20012.
Full textThis dissertation is an attempt to throw light on both the life and work of henri-pierre roche (1879-1959) who has remained a fairly unknown literary figure despite the film adaptation of his two novels. The first part of it turns our attention to the writer's busy life. He can mostly be seen as a man full of curiosity. Indeed he was curious about arts - mostly painting and sculpture - and got acquainted with the greatest artists of the first half of our century. He was also an intermediary between some artists - notably laurencin, duchamp, brancusi - and collectors - particulary in france, in the usa and in india. He was also curious about women and felt he has to experiment them all on the ground that they were different from each other. Finally he was curious about his own life too and most of his written work is devoted to it. The second part of this dissertation deals with roche's work with a view to revealing its own literary quality. With jules et jim, his most famous novel, he does not indulge in the typical cliches of passion, however superb a love story this may be. The originality of deux anglaises et le continent lies in its structure and its sources - that is diaries and letters. Finally, le journal, with its about 7000 pages is a singular witness of this life : it's almost entirely devoted to women
Minnaert, Jean-Baptiste. "Henri Sauvage, architecte (1873-1932)." Paris 4, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA040337.
Full textHenri sauvage starts in "art nouveau" by creating pochoirs, but he rises to fame by participating in the world's fair of 1900 in paris and after the design of the majorelle's villa in nancy (1898-1902). With his associate charles sarazin, henri sauvage designs six low cost housings between 1903 and the world war i. In collaboration with paul sarzin, the two architects design at the same period two villas in biarritz, six hotels and several real estate operations. Invented in 1909, patented in 1912, the stepped-terrace construction system is applied at the luxurious appartment building of 26 rue vavin in paris (1912-1913), at the low cost housings of 13 rue des amiraux in paris (1913-1928) and of rue des saules (1925-1928; non constructed). Since 1913, henri sauvage works on the principe of quick construction for which he registers many patents. The necessity of construction site planing lays down, in the twenties, the design and construction of parisian appartment buildings, the reconstruction of the samaritaine department stores in paris (1925-1930) and the construction of the decre department store in nantes (1931). This thesis is based on the henri sauvage archive (institut francais d'architecture) and on the building licence files (archives de paris), that allowed the constitution of a descriptive catalogue (second part). Here is analysed the distance between the practice of henri sauvage and the propaganda that he elaborated with reference to his researches
Chevallier-Grabinska, Chrystèle. "L'image du corps chez Henri Michaux." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1998. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/tape15/PQDD_0027/MQ34880.pdf.
Full textBathgate, Angela P. "Henri Michaux : le poeÌ€te troueÌ." Thesis, Lancaster University, 2005. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.435935.
Full textHotte, Ghyslain. "Claude Henri Grignon, anarchiste de droite." Thèse, Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/26138.
Full textHalpern, Anne-Élisabeth. "Henri Michaux : le laboratoire du poète /." Paris : S. Arslan, 1998. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb369829638.
Full textSobrinho, Luciana Pereira. "Imagens do corpo em Henri Michaux." reponame:Repositório Institucional da UnB, 2009. http://repositorio.unb.br/handle/10482/8303.
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Esta dissertação apresenta o poeta belga Henri Michaux, de modo a evidenciar que corpo é o ponto de partida e o meio pelo qual a escrita michaudiana se realiza. Portanto, selecionou-se os seguintes poemas, Os olhos, Magia, Circulando dentro do meu corpo e Movimentos, retirados de obras de períodos diferentes da vida desse poeta. Primeiramente, demostra-se a biografia do poeta, entretanto, não há interesse em resumir este trabalho em uma análise biográfica. E sim, provocar o leitor, fazendo que perceba Henri Michaux como um poeta que, de certa forma, desenvolveu sua escrita a partir da consciência de um corpo que experimenta. Assim, o autor por meio da sua experiência de vida prática e existencial criou uma escrita plena de imagens do corpo com o intuito de imprimir em si o mundo, revelando um corpo que sofre e descreve seus sofrimentos. Em seguida, realiza-se as análises dos poemas mencionados. Logo depois, conclui-se pelas análises e traduções que o poeta cria uma escrita singular e imagética em que a relação entre o espaço interno e externo é contraditória e complementar, pois a obra michaudiana mantém essa relação entre o poeta e a experimentação corporal de si mesmo para causar em seu leitor reações súbitas por meio da linguagem poética. Ao final, há as traduções dos poemas como uma forma de leitura complementar para melhor compreender as análises que as antecedem. ______________________________________________________________________________ ABSTRACT
This paper aims to present the Belgian poet Henri Michaux, by means of highlight the body as being the starting point and the way the writing of Michaux is performed. For that reason, there have been selected the following poems “ Les yeux”, “ Magie”, “ En circulant dans mon corps” and “Mouvements” These poems were taken from different periods of his life. Firstly, it explored Michaux‟s biography, but it did not mean to put these words shortened in a biographical analysis. However, it aimed to provoke the reader by making him understand Henri Michaux as a poet who developed somehow his writing from the conciousness of a body he experienced. This way, the writer created a style of writing full of body images, which printed on him the world he had around and revealed such a suffering body and all its descriptions at the moment he experienced his practical and existential life. Then, the poems above were analyzed. It was concluded from the analysis and translations of those poems that the writer forms a unique and imaginal writing where the relation between inside and outside spaces is contradictory and complementary. It is accordingly stated because Michaux‟s work keeps the relation between poet and self body experimentation just to make his readers having such sudden reactions through the poetic language. Finally, there are the translations of the poems as a complementary reading to better understand the precedent analysis. ______________________________________________________________________________ RÉSUMÉ
Cette dissertation présente le poète belge Henri Michaux de manière à évider que le corps est le point de départ et le moyen pour lequel l‟écriture michaudienne se réalise. Alors, on a sélectionné les poèmes suivants « Les yeux », « Magie » « En circulant dans mon corps » et « Mouvements », retirés des oeuvres des périodes différentes de la vie de ce poète. Premièrement, on démontre la biographie du poète, cependant, il n'y a pas d'intérêt en résumer ce travail à une analyse biographique, mais de provoquer le lecteur en lui faisant apercevoir Henri Michaux comme un poète qui d'une certaine manière a développé son écriture à partir de la conscience d'un corps qui expérimente. Ainsi, parmi l'expérience de sa vie pratique et existentielle, l'auteur a crée une écriture pleine d'images du corps avec l'intention d'imprimer en soi le monde, en révélant un corps qui souffre et décrit ses souffrances. Ensuite, on analyse les poèmes mentionnés. Puis on conclut par les analyses et les traductions que le poète crée une écriture singulière et imagée donc la relation entre l'espace interne et externe est contradictoire et complémentaire, parce que l'oeuvre michaudienne maintient cette relation entre le poète et l'expérimentation corporelle de soi-même pour causer aux lecteurs des réactions subites travers le langage poétique. À la fin, il y a des traductions des poèmes comme une forme de lecture complémentaire pour mieux comprendre des analyses antérieures.
Otero-Garcia, Sílvio César [UNESP]. "Integrale, Longueur, Aire de Henri Lebesgue." Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP), 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/11449/133947.
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Ce thèse porte sur une traduction et analyse de la thèse de doctorat d’Henri Lebesgue Intégrale, Longueur, Aire. Il s’agit d’une thèse parue en 1902 dans laquelle Lebesgue présente la théorie de la mesure et d’intégration ayant son nom. La traduction, de toute fidélité possible à son original, a pour base la méthodologie de Vinay et Darbelnet (1977). L’analyse se développe à partir du référentiel théorique de l’herméneutique des profondeurs plus spécifiquement, Thompson (2011). Notre intention est de rendre plus accessible une source originale en langue étrangère, le portugais du Brésil dans ce cas, pour contribuer avec les études en Histoire Mathématique mais aussi en avoir comme un outil pédagogique pour l’enseignement des mathématiques.
Neste trabalho traduzimos e analisamos a tese de doutorado de Henri Lebesgue Inté- grale, Longueur, Aire. Publicada em 1902, é nela que Lebesgue apresenta a teoria da medida e integração que levam o seu nome. A tradução, que pretende ser o mais fiel pos- sível ao original, foi feita seguindo a metodologia de Vinay e Darbelnet (1977). A análise foi respaldada pelo referencial teórico da hermenêutica das profundidades proposta por Thompson (2011). O nosso objetivo geral é disponibilizar uma fonte original mais aces- sível para pesquisas em história da matemática bem como facilitar seu uso como recuso pedagógico na educação matemática; trazendo, assim, contribuições para essas áreas do conhecimento.
This thesis deals with the translation and analysis of Henri Lebesgue doctoral thesis, Integrale, Longueur, Aire. Published in 1902, this thesis presents the Lebesgue measure theory and integration named after him. The translation, intended to be as faithful to the original as possible, is based on Vinay and Darbelnet’s (1977) methodology. The analysis is developed from the theoretical reference of the deep hermeneutics, more specifically, Thompson (2011). Our intention is to make available an original source in Portuguese to help with Brazilian studies in History of Mathematics and also ease its use as na educational tool for math teaching.
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Otero-Garcia, Sílvio César. "Integrale, longueur, aire de Henri Lebesgue /." Rio Claro, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/11449/133947.
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Resumo: Neste trabalho traduzimos e analisamos a tese de doutorado de Henri Lebesgue Inté- grale, Longueur, Aire. Publicada em 1902, é nela que Lebesgue apresenta a teoria da medida e integração que levam o seu nome. A tradução, que pretende ser o mais fiel pos- sível ao original, foi feita seguindo a metodologia de Vinay e Darbelnet (1977). A análise foi respaldada pelo referencial teórico da hermenêutica das profundidades proposta por Thompson (2011). O nosso objetivo geral é disponibilizar uma fonte original mais aces- sível para pesquisas em história da matemática bem como facilitar seu uso como recuso pedagógico na educação matemática; trazendo, assim, contribuições para essas áreas do conhecimento
Résumé: Ce thèse porte sur une traduction et analyse de la thèse de doctorat d'Henri Lebesgue Intégrale, Longueur, Aire. Il s'agit d'une thèse parue en 1902 dans laquelle Lebesgue présente la théorie de la mesure et d'intégration ayant son nom. La traduction, de toute fidélité possible à son original, a pour base la méthodologie de Vinay et Darbelnet (1977). L'analyse se développe à partir du référentiel théorique de l'herméneutique des profondeurs plus spécifiquement, Thompson (2011). Notre intention est de rendre plus accessible une source originale en langue étrangère, le portugais du Brésil dans ce cas, pour contribuer avec les études en Histoire Mathématique mais aussi en avoir comme un outil pédagogique pour l'enseignement des mathématiques
Abstract: This thesis deals with the translation and analysis of Henri Lebesgue doctoral thesis, Integrale, Longueur, Aire. Published in 1902, this thesis presents the Lebesgue measure theory and integration named after him. The translation, intended to be as faithful to the original as possible, is based on Vinay and Darbelnet's (1977) methodology. The analysis is developed from the theoretical reference of the deep hermeneutics, more specifically, Thompson (2011). Our intention is to make available an original source in Portuguese to help with Brazilian studies in History of Mathematics and also ease its use as na educational tool for math teaching
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Ungureanu, Dana-Maria. "Henri Thomas et le récit réticent." Thesis, Paris 10, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA100069.
Full textPublished between 1940 and 1933, Henri Thomas’ work stands out for its quality and quantity. The author approached different spheres of the literature (novels, short novels, poems) but also critic, translations or autobiographies. Despite all this, Henri Thomas remains a writer almost unknown to the large public, mostly because his works resist reading and are not easily integrated in the literary canons. Transparent at a first sight, his texts give us the strong sensation of an unnamable mystery that the author can only approach indirectly. Our thesis starts from the hypothesis that reticence is the dominant figure of these texts – which are permanently oscillating between told and untold, between revealed and unrevealed, between austerity and discursive superabundance. The analyzed corpus consists of 10 narrative texts – novels and short novels written by the author in different periods of his life – that allow us to have a wider view of his narrative creation. In the first part of the thesis, we describe 2 occurrence situations in which we find the reticence (epiphany and disappearance) and the paradoxical ways in which this appears in the form of an incomplete speech or a digressiv speech. The second part is dedicated to the dialectics of the full and the empty, two faces of the reticence, especially when it comes to the conception of image and memory. Finally, the third part is dedicated to the performative dimension of reticence: beyond its textual characteristics such as the ellipsis, the hype or the italics, the reticence determines o problematic identification of the narrative instincts and a special relation between the author and the reader
Marchand, Romain. "Henri de La Tour : (1555-1623)." Thesis, Paris 10, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA100131/document.
Full textHenri de La Tour d’Auvergne (1555-1623), viscount of Turenne and maréchal-duc de Bouillon, was one of Henri de Navarre’s principal lieutenants during the French Wars of Religion. Having lived a long life, he was involved in most of the political events during the 1570’s, from the creation of the Malcontents, to his death, particularily during the reign of Marie de Medicis and the Thirty years war. Towards the end of his life, satirical writings and criticism from Sully, Richelieu and Rohan, marred understanding of his actions, portraying him as a perpetual troublemaker, ungrateful to the king and quick to revolt. This negative portrait of his character is due to the political context of the 1610’s during which he was one of the main figures. Such a distortion is a reaction to the spectacular political and social ascent of the House of La Tour d’Auvergne from the middle of XVth century onwards in which he played a leading role. It is also due to a dynamic tension starting with his arrival in Sedan in 1591, in his duties as a subject of the King of France, as leader of the Huguenots and as a sovereign prince abroad. His great reactivity is explained by his varied functions – as ambassador, war leader, a well-read prince, builder, legislator – and his participation at the heart of powerful networks, which he sometimes controlled, throughout the Kingdom of France and Protestant Europe
Kim, Chang-Kyum. "Poétique de l'aphasie chez Henri Michaux." Paris 8, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA083092.
Full textAphasia is a "disease of langue" that opposes language, whose poetic possibility is thus ignored, or at least very little explored. Hence the necessity of theoretical displacement, until the metaphorical strength of the aphasic phase's fatality, which then motivates the radical criterion of today's poetical judgement. The question is thus the adaptation and application of Meschonnic and Dessons's theory of rhythm, which is liable to create a democratic poetic, in its relation to the "poetic-ethical-political". In this respect, this thesis is an aphasic act which aims to rewrite and reinvent Michaux : "Poegraphy (Poégraphie)", "Michaux's modernity" and "Michaux's aphasic writing and its stake". Simultaneously paradoxical and even contradictory, "Poetic of the aphasia in Henri Michaux" partake in a quest of "silence", whose poetical stake perpetually multiply the questions of rhythm and subject, calling into play the infinity of discourse
Kaczmarek, Tomasz. "Henri-René Lenormand et l'expressionnisme dramatique." Paris 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA040099.
Full textThe aim of this thesis is to make a thorough study of the dramatic work by H. R. Lenormand in the outlook of the expressionist aesthetics. .
Trotet, François. "L'experience du temps chez henri michaux." Paris 4, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA040065.
Full textTilea, Monica. "Henri Michaux : déplacements et interventions poïétiques." Roumanie, Universitatea din Craiova, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006ARTO0004.
Full textHenri Michaux is in permanent motion in a fluctuating universe with mobile and confusing frontiers that he permanently destroys and re-invents. In order to analyse the effects that this constant propensity for the elsewhere has upon his poiein, we took into account Michaux's voyages within real and imaginary spaces, which are exterior to creation, as well, as his circulation within creative activities represented by the passage from writing to painting. Our reflection on the creative process of the writer and painter Henri Michaux starts from his own reading pattern identified in “Aventures de lignes”, where he recomposes the genesis of Paul Klee's paintings beginning from their formal appearance. This poietic/poetic approach, suggested by Michaux himself, allowed the analyses of the interventions of an artist who transforms the spaces he traverses according to his creative needs and expectations and led to the conclusion that Michaux's creative process implies a constant exchange with the outside and that it is dominated by kinesthetic and visual perception. Moreover, it became evident that the discussed poietic displacements undergo poetic changes which determine the emergence, in “Épreuves, Écorcismes”, of a scream-writing situated half-way between painting and writing by its instauration as well as by its poetics. Contrary to the conventional representation of a self-centered Michaux, our thesis places his poietic/poetic becoming under the sign of introspective and perceptive actions, physical experiences energising his creative gesture and maintaining its dynamism
Chabot, Anne-Lise. "Henri Michaux : une expérience du passage." Paris 8, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA080873.
Full textThe purpose here is to study the stakes and charactarestics of the philosophical concept of "passage" (drawed by g. Deleuze) mainly through henri michaux's literary works. It first deals with three of the main sketches : the stranger process of becoming, the intensive process of becoming and the flying process of becoming. The death of michaux's young wife faces the passage to the death of the beloved. The evolution from la ralentie to l'espace aux ombres shows a link between mourning and passage. To check this hypothesis, quelque chose noir by jacques roubaud and jean-louis giovannoni's work are studied. It's obvious then that the refusal of mourning stands as an obstacle to "passage". The second meeting of death and passage is the hardship of his own death jean revezy' novel : le passage gives the clearest explanation : the acceptance of his own death shows the way, meeting death while alive. There is the same link in pierrealbert jourdan's essay between the acceptance of his own loss and passage. The search for passage through the use of drugs makes michaux face the hardship of this death. By accepting it, the being is revealed to him. Death becomes the instrument of passage and the real dimension of passage is discovered : the contemplation of the infinite being without identity nor name
Kim, Yong-Hyun. "La tentation théâtrale chez Henri Michaux." Montpellier 3, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004MON30023.
Full textMost often, when reading Henri Michaux (1899-1984)'s poetry, the reader finds himself facing à scene. However, the essence of his theatre is not to be found exclusively in his two dramatic plays but actually in the informal integrity of his various works. It concerns the inner theatre which is firstly an attitude towards the world. The spectator's attention denies the absoluteness of reality. Against it, the author projects another imaginary space in which a great number of creatures appear, each acting as a protagonist in the broadest sense of the word and whose voices compose a polyphonic dialog. Also, the multi-aspect spontaneity of these creatures under many guises gives authenticity to the expression of the being, thus preventing it from falling into an external and fixed form. The dramatic process acts as a kind of exorcism taming the movements of fate. The works of Michaux are a stage production of these inventions, left unachieved, incomplete, without denouement and in expectation by the poet so as to get closer to the essence of life unseizable with words
Nzang, Ekouaghe-Etienne Marie-France. "Vivre et penser selon Henri Bergson." Montpellier 3, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002MON30036.
Full textAccording to Henri Bergson, to live and to think is to create. Such is the substance of the philosophy of the duration which rejects the spatial representation of time, which was the basis for the scientific and philosophical discourses separating life and thought. In fact, we continually and constantly live and think in a time that lasts. Thought creating itself with unpredictability and novelty. The creative thought expresses itself when knowledge and reflection are elaborated by means of intuitive intelligence, in relation to immediate experience. In other words, for sciences and philosophy to seize the reality of matter and life, man must be immersed in durations (his one and the one of the objects of knowledge). This thought invites sciences and metaphysics to mould themselves constantly on the real. Drawing from multidisciplinary and eclectic work, this thought especially leads to intuition, the method and the ability to think in the duration and to put ourselves back in the creative current of the life. However, the full expression of the creative life requires us to work on the liberation of our “deeper personal nature” (“ moi profond ”), and to emancipate ourselves from social and political enclosures. For Bergson, man activates this liberation through his will and by taking some men (artist, mystic, etc. ) as his models who live, think and already act in the duration, and who contribute to the progressive change of the bellicose society into the “democracy having evangelical essence”
Sangla, Sylvain. "Politique et espace chez Henri Lefebvre." Paris 8, 2010. http://octaviana.fr/document/152263594#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=0.
Full textThis thesis intends to study the Henri Lefebvre’s theories of space, town and urban. It begins by analysing his books on this subject: Du rural à l’urbain (published in 1970, with articles dated from 1949 to 1969), Le droit à la ville (1968), La révolution urbaine (1970), La pensée marxiste et la ville (1972), Espace et politique (1973), La production de l’espace (1974). About thirty articles, chapters and films on this topic up to Lefebvre’s death in 1991 are then analysed. We study next the tetralogy De l’Etat (1976-8) and the articles on self-management (autogestion), which are both relating to the urban and spatial themes. The fourth part deals with the different reactions to Lefebvre’s work on space and urban (from the situationists to the actual international researches). At last, we try to apply the Lefebvre’s theories to the actual world-wide situation of urban. Our work results finally lie in: the verification of the validity and the importance of Lefebvre’s theories of space, town and urban; the analysis of Lefebvre’s anarchist version of marxism; the examination of the strong link existing between his theories of urban and his theories of state critics and self-management (autogestion); the establishment of a concordance between some aspects of Lefebvre’s ideas and Deleuze’s philosophy
Javourez, Franck. "Henri de Régnier : écriture et Libertinage." Paris, EHESS, 2015. https://acces.bibliotheque-diderot.fr/login?url=https://doi.org/10.15122/isbn.978-2-406-10598-5.
Full textApproaching Regnier's work from the perspective of libertinism is a means to highlight his favorite themes: dream, sensuality, temporality. Regnier is an avid reader of memoirs and novels of the 18th century. In his works, he creates fictional libertine character, but also recreates real ones, such as Don Juan and Casanova. Many of his libertine characters are musicians: music appears to be a key element of seduction. Regnier uses fruits to create his own erotic symbolism. From the mythological Nymphs and Sirens to the women of his time, the naked female body is the center of Regnier's eroticism. Regnier explained his poetics of dream in the 1894's Bosquet de Psyche, where Psyche illuminates the work of the writer. Regnier uses the notion of figure to build his fictional characters, and develops an extensive onomastic universe. His conception of the novel goes beyond the traditional ways of poetry and prose. His refined style gathers manner and pastiche. Finally, Regnier creates an authentic poetry of time, focusing on the "living past", which emphasizes present, presence and eternity
Bonduelle, Reliquet Scarlett. "Henri-Pierre Roché collectionneur (1879-1959)." Paris 4, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA040094.
Full textHenri-Pierre Roche's life (1879-1959) is known through François Truffaut’s two feature films adapted from his novels "Jules et Jim" and "Deux anglaises et le continent". He was a better diarist than a prolific novelist. His correspondence with around two hundred personalities from the arts milieu mainly, as well as his diaries (a total of about 7000 pages), tell us about his life as a seducer, collector and patron of the arts. All his personal papers are kept at the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center at the University of Texas, Austin, USA. He participated very early to the development of cubism (he arranged the meeting of Gertrude Stein with Picasso in 1905, and was Marie Laurencin's lover and mentor since 1906). During the First World War Roche lived in New York where he met Marcel Duchamp who became his best friend and other artists from the New York Dada group. Then, the American collector John Quinn asked Roche to become his personal art advisor to enrich his private collection of modem art (1919-24). In the twenties and thirties Roche sponsored a large number of French artists whose works ranged from abstraction, surrealism to figurative art. Consecutively, he was appointed personal advisor of yeshwant Rao Holkar, maharajah of Indore, whom he helped to purchase Brancusi’s sculptures. Then, during the German occupation of France, Roche moved to Drôme region where a colony of artists and intellectuals refugees had settled (there, in the village of Dieulefit Wols and Etienne-Martin became Roche's friends and proteges. During the ten last years of his life, besides publishing his two autobiographical novels - above quoted - Roche published a large number of exhibition catalogue prefaces. Along with his memories about his artists’ friends and his own private collection of modem art (106 artists’ names)
Latour, David. "L'éthique écologique chez Henri David Thoreau." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014AIXM3077.
Full textThoreau’s nature writing is rooted in 19th century New-England. Fed on New-England’s values, the author shows life should be spared and not spent in vain in mundane activities. In order for him to do so, he chooses the way of a life of simplicity and solitude in nature, which enables him to question what society traditionally sees as virtues.Living alone in the wild is an anthropocentric means to reach happiness because nature provides man with all that he needs. Hence, Thoreau is a naturalist who lives in nature and walks in ii. His naturalism becomes more and more estranged from Emerson’s theory on immanence. The real scientist can watch animals using his subjectivity and can go so far as to see in certain animals the incarnation of some virtues.To nuance this anthropomorphist approach, Thoreau advocates zoocentrism. This point of view can even lead to a peaceful cohabitation between species. However, Thoreau’s writing and actions are fed with paradoxes as far as hunting, fishing and being a vegetarian is concerned. To live in harmony with nature, Thoreau gests closer to the Indian model which has limits. Thoreau makes many suggestions, among which the creation of national parks
Camus, Jérémy. "Henri Barbusse et la culture religieuse." Thesis, Nantes, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016NANT2017/document.
Full textSince his childhood, Henri Barbusse (1873-1935) feels deep inside him the necessity of the spirituality. This feeling leads him to pursue, through his work, the quest for an alternative to a missing God. At the end of the XIXth century, the author expresses his refusal of any transcendence by claiming the sacredness of his heart, which represents to him the source of the infinite. His first writings indicate his willingness to forge an immanent religion, a religion of the heart. Then his life as a soldier during the First World War leads him to a political realisation, no less spiritual because it awakens in him a new faith. Through this realisation, he exceeds its pre-war individualism to guide its reflection toward the collective. So the First World War does not break with his previous literary work, but rather represents a change in perspective, even an achievement. His adherence to the French Communist Party in 1923 reflects the religious fervour he felts with regard to the Russian revolution, and enables us to understand that the Marxist doctrine embodies the completion of his quest for an alternative to God. From there, our work aims to study how Barbusse considers the religious culture, in order to show that this particular aspect of his intellectual progression reveals the profound continuity that characterizes his literary work. Both actor and witness of a time marked by contradictions of modernity, Barbusse never stopped to affirm his willingness to express the spiritual aspirations of his generation
Madsen, Mark L., and Mark L. Madsen. "The Vocal Music of Henri Duparc." Diss., The University of Arizona, 1986. http://hdl.handle.net/10150/626228.
Full textBerg, Robert [Verfasser], Henri [Akademischer Betreuer] Wallaschofski, Henri [Gutachter] Wallaschofski, and Hans-Christof [Gutachter] Schober. "Die Assoziation zwischen Fettgewebe und Knochensteifigkeit / Robert Berg ; Gutachter: Henri Wallaschofski, Hans-Christof Schober ; Betreuer: Henri Wallaschofski." Greifswald : Universität Greifswald, 2019. http://d-nb.info/1187444154/34.
Full textWillay, Raphaël. "Les causes de la conquête de l'Irlande sous Henri VII et Henri VIII (1485-1547) : analyse géopolitique." Paris 3, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA030040.
Full textThe geopolitical method allows us to understand the real causes of the conquest of Ireland under Henry VII and Henry VIII, which must, first of all, be linked to the building of a modern state in England. From an internal point of view, the English power seeks to homogenize the structure of its kingdom. To reach its aim, it must answer the question of the " breaking " of relationships between London and the Lordship of Ireland. It must also confront the Gaelic chiefs, who use the geographical features of the island to question the English authority. From an external point of view, some European princes seek to take advantage of the Irish geographical situation and insularity to lead an invasion of England. At the same time, these elements also constitute geostrategical and geoeconomical advantages for London. Finally, the ideological dimension is used to legitimise the process of submitting the Irish
Berg, Robert Verfasser], Henri [Akademischer Betreuer] [Wallaschofski, Henri Gutachter] Wallaschofski, and Hans-Christof [Gutachter] [Schober. "Die Assoziation zwischen Fettgewebe und Knochensteifigkeit / Robert Berg ; Gutachter: Henri Wallaschofski, Hans-Christof Schober ; Betreuer: Henri Wallaschofski." Greifswald : Universität Greifswald, 2019. http://nbn-resolving.de/urn:nbn:de:gbv:9-opus-26893.
Full textLever, Catherine. "Bergsonianism : an intellectual context for Henri Matisse." Thesis, University of Oxford, 2001. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.275745.
Full textRigaud-Drayton, Margaret. "Henri Michaux's quest for a universal sign." Thesis, University of Oxford, 1999. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.312925.
Full textRacz, Imogen Anne. "Henri Laurens and the Parisien avant-garde." Thesis, University of Newcastle Upon Tyne, 2000. http://hdl.handle.net/10443/425.
Full textMichel, Laurence. "Henri Barbusse (1873-1935) littérature et engagement /." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1988. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37608027b.
Full textVrhunc, Mirjana. "Bild und Wirklichkeit : zur Philosophie Henri Bergsons /." München : Fink, 2002. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb38817988g.
Full textBoucher, Jacqueline. "Société et mentalités autour de Henri III /." Paris : H. Champion, 2007. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb41087188g.
Full textDavoli, Silvia. "Henri Cernuschi, un humaniste classique et moderne." [s.l.] : [s.n.], 2008. http://scdurca.univ-reims.fr/exl-doc/GED00000874.pdf.
Full textThèse soutenue en co-tutelle. Titre provenant de l'écran-titre. Bibliogr. p. 254-274.
Lima, Vanessa Aparecida Beleti de 1978, Adolfo Ramos 1958 Lamar, and Universidade Regional de Blumenau Curso de Pós-Graduação em Educação. "O desenvolvimento afetivo infantil segundo Henri Wallon /." reponame:Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações FURB, 2011. http://www.bc.furb.br/docs/DS/2011/356021_1_1.pdf.
Full textHirata, Shu. "Un lieu de pensée de Henri Lefebvre." Paris 8, 2014. http://octaviana.fr/document/185081460#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=0.
Full textThis thesis on Henri Lefebvre (1901-1991) characteristically re-contextualizes his thought, especially in the history of French philosophy in the twentieth century. The reason why we entitle our thesis The Place of Henri Lefebvre’s Thought is to indicate two subjects: firstly, this title means a place where Lefebvre thinks, that is to say, three topoi, everyday life, the urban and State; secondly, it also means a place where his thought can be situated in intellectual circles in France. Our thesis approaches them in order to reinterpret his entire thought and to uncover its philosophical relations with his contemporaries (naturally, the list of them becomes long in accordance with his longevity — Breton, Politzer, Nizan, Châtelet, Sartre, Debord, Baudrillard, Althusser, Poulantzas). This goal leads us to adopt two methods that are clearly distinguished, yet related. The first method is chrono-thematic. The second method is a comparison. The chrono-thematic approach enforces the comparative method, because the compared elements are simultaneously marked by themes, networking concepts, and common situations. They are also intersection in which Lefebvre and his contemporaries intersect, combine, and compete. We do not pretend that our studies give a full explanation to his thought. On the contrary, after our journey, we will be able to say that his thought serves as a " toolbox" to reflect on what is happening in the world today. However, for using the tools in a better way, we must know the distinction of the tools that the box contains. Our studies are therefore an attempt to explain this difference and to open his thought to the history of philosophy
Dumas, Bertrand. "Théologie et mystique chez Henri de Lubac." Strasbourg, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010STRA1078.
Full textWith multiple historic controversies, the modern theological and spiritual literature still struggles to think about fertile links between theology and mystic. On this subject, the thoughts of Lubac – in which mystic is a fundamental axis – can still offer major developments. Our inquiry focused mostly on the known lubacian corpus as well as completely new texts (that are reproduced in the annex of the thesis). For starters, through synchonical and diachronical analysis, we managed to highlight an evolution in the thoughts of our author and to distinguish, without opposing them, two periods in his work : before and after the sixties. Important asset, since his thought is almost unanimously known for its coherence. But we managed to go further, carrying out an unfinished movement, we have offered an original (syn)thesis – but still very lubacian in its construction -. Negatively, it can be summarized as follows : one must renounce to the most commonly spread model today that consists into think that the unity of mystic and theology will come from their reciprocal exchange. Positively, the issue is to see in the traditional intelligence of the Writing – meaning in its quadruple meaning – not only as a comprehension model of the two kind of relationships between mystic and theology as well as their complimentarity but also the almost sacramental matrix through witch they receive from the Mystery their unity. And so it appears for today, a path both theoretical and practical…
Fanfalone, Gilbert. "La phénoménologie restrictive de Jean-Henri Lambert." Nice, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997NICE2017.
Full textThis study includes two original translations from the works of jean-henri lambert : the fourth part of the neues organon entitled "phanomenologie", and the first section of the "semiotic". These translations serve as background to an introduction to lambertian phenomenology. Lambert's phenomenology touches on the problem of criticizing appearance in general, seeking the criteria not only of tangible appearance, but also of its intellectual and moral aspects. Appearance or apparent truth are the essential concepts of his phenomenology, defined as a theory of appearance or as a transcendent optical or perspective. The central problem of lambert's phenomenology is that of going beyond appearance, for it misleads us by hiding the real being. Because of this, we attempt to show what is specific to appearance, as well as how it relates to phenomenons and concepts. We also try to define the concept of phenomenology, and to say what it means for lambert by studying phenomenology in relation to logic, ontology, semiotics, mathematics, and aesthetics. His phenomenology is more than a simple logic of appearance, it is all the same transcendent optical and transcendent perspective ; it is restrictive rather than restricted for it is borders on the idea of logical perspectivism. Insofar as lambert's phenomenology is essentially descriptive, it can only be restrictive; it will culminate in a taxonomy of appearance
Jouanjus-Niorthe, Josette. "Henri Bosco : l'exaltation et l'amplitude, une poétique." Pau, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PAUU1006.
Full text" amplitude and exaltation ", first " ampleness and exaltation " in r. Guenon's philosophico-religious thought, become an essential part of henri bosco's creative process and of his poetics, i. E. , the re-creation of a universe artistically apprehended. Thus, these two dimensions constitute the framework of a poetical novel, le mas theotime, they split characters into two groups, both antithetical and complementary, and polarize space and time symbolizing a heartbreaking dualism that only ambivalence can try to solve. The myth of androgyne underlies the binary structure. In this ambiguous work, esoterism offers several interpretations but no exclusive or dogmatic answer is give
Michel, Laurence. "Henri barbusse ( 1873-1935 ). Litterature et engagement." Paris 8, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1988PA080228.
Full textUntil the first world war, writing is for henri barbusse, the best way to reach the knowledge of himself and of the world around him. "pleureuses", les suppliants", "l'enfer" are the land- marks of his research. At the declaration of war, h. B. Enlists for the front. He wants to participate to a war he thinks to be right's and duty' one. From his participation in this dreadful slaughter, he produces a masterpiece: "le feu". "clarte" takes again the social and political ideas of "le feu" and pushs them further, under the direct influence of the growing revolutionnary mouvement in france and the victory of socialist revolution in russia. But after this last novel, h. B. Becomes propagandist and militant. After the failure of "les enchainements", he leaves more and more the field of romantic wri- ting for becoming publicist, critic, biographer, and above all this who gathers. H. B. Fails in his desire to many litterature and en- gagement. When writing had led him to engagement, engagement, removed him from litterature
Gauer, Jean. "Henri Bacher et ses représentations religieuses oecuméniques." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999STR2A011.
Full textJovanovic, Jasmina. "Henri Maldiney : une philosophie de l'expression antithéâtrale ?" Thesis, Toulouse 2, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020TOU20049.
Full textOur work focuses on the work of Henri Maldiney and takes place on two levels. The first is to explore the notion of "Feeling" with Maldiney and to examine what he considers to be the “pathic” in resonance with the words of Aeschylus "πάθει μάθος" : "learning comes through suffering" (Aeschylus, Agamemnon, c. 177). The second level deals with his numerous analyses of poetry and painting and questions their extensibility to the realm of the performing arts, about which Maldiney himself hardly pronounces himself. Echoing his determination of art as "the truth of feeling", the line of demarcation between the theatrical and the anti-theatrical would touch on the question of the distinction - if not of the order - between the moments reflected upon before being felt and the moments felt before being reflected upon that inhabits all art, including that which calls for the stage to unfold its shutters. Every expression has something of the order of sharing. The questions of "how" in relation with "expressing" and of "what" in relation with "sharing" are those that beat at the heart of our problematization of the theatrical and anti-theatrical in the wake of Maldiney's philosophy. In the very title of our work, two different questions arise. One question relates to Maldiney's thinking, what it expresses and how it does it. In this respect, we analyze his readings of Kant, Hegel, Binswanger, Weizsäcker, Straus, Heidegger, but also of Levinas. It is not so much a question for us of identifying a philosophy of feeling in his work as of recognizing the methodology of his philosophical thought as a methodology centered on "feeling". The other question invites us to explore the impact that his thought can have in contemporary practices of theatre and performance art. While taking into account the reception of his work at the present time, this work proposes some new elements for reflection. Some of them concern the text and the context of Maldiney's contribution to the book by Claude Chalaguier and Henri Bossu "L'expression corporelle", published in 1974. The other elements come from my own artistic practice in a deliberate reflection on my experience as a poetess and the staging of a selection of my poems, previously presented and commented by Jean-Luc Nancy
Nuestro trabajo se centra en la obra de Henri Maldiney y se despliega en dos niveles. En el primero exploramos la noción de Sentir y examinamos lo que el autor comprende bajo el título de lo pático, en resonancia con la fórmula de Esquilo πάθει μάθος: "la prueba enseña" (Esquilo, Agamenón, verso 177). En el segundo nivel nos ocupamos de los numerosos análisis de Maldiney entorno a la poesía y la pintura. Interrogamos igualmente la posibilidad de extender estos análisis al campo de las artes escénicas, sobre la base de que Maldiney mismo trató muy escasamente dicho campo. En eco con la determinación del arte realizada por el autor como "verdad del sentir", la línea de demarcación entre lo teatral y lo antiteatral se encontraría ligada a la distinción entre los momentos reflexionados antes de ser sentidos y los momentos sentidos antes de ser reflexionados que habitan toda forma de arte, incluida aquella forma que necesita del escenario para desarrollar por completo sus facetas. Toda expresión implica un cierto compartir y son las preguntas entorno del cómo del expresar y del qué del compartir las que constituyen el corazón de nuestra problematización de lo teatral y lo antiteatral en la filosofía de Maldiney. En el título mismo de nuestro trabajo, surgen dos preguntas diferentes. La primera se relaciona con el pensamiento de Maldiney, con lo que expresa y cómo lo hace. En este sentido, analizamos sus lecturas de Kant, Hegel, Binswanger, Weizsäcker, Straus, Heidegger y Levinas. Para nosotros, no se trata tanto de derivar de su obra una filosofía del sentir, como de reconocer en ella la metodología de su trabajo filosófico en tanto que metodología centrada en el sentir. La segunda pregunta nos invita a explorar el impacto que su pensamiento puede tener sobre el teatro contemporáneo y sobre el arte de la performance. Tomando en cuenta la recepción actual del trabajo de Maldiney, ofrecemos nuevos elementos de reflexión que provienen principalmente de dos fuentes. La primera es el texto y el contexto de la contribución de Maldiney al libro de Claude Chalaguier y de Henri Bossu L’expression corporelle, publicado en 1974, y la segunda es mi propia práctica artística en una reflexión deliberada sobre mi experiencia como poeta y directora de la puesta en escena de mis poemas, previamente presentados y comentados por Jean-Luc Nancy
Ramalho, Hélio Manuel Marques. "Henri Tomasi: concerto para trompete e orquestra." Master's thesis, Universidade de Évora, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10174/18171.
Full textMestouri, Sonda. "Henri Michaux : pour une poétique du secret." Thesis, Clermont-Ferrand 2, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011CLF20002.
Full textO'Brien, Edward Anthony. "Henri Barbusse and the quest for faith : a study of religion in selected works by Henri Barbusse (1873-1935)." Thesis, University of Hull, 2002. http://hydra.hull.ac.uk/resources/hull:5849.
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