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Ortega-Tillier, Virginie. "La géographie du Paradis terrestre : recherches sur l'iconographie de la nature originelle dans la gravure du XVe au XVIIIe siècle." Dijon, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003DIJOL002.
Full textHidrio, Guylène. "Recherches sur l'iconographie de la sagesse au Moyen Age." Rennes 2, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999REN20019.
Full textBiblical personification of wisdom, figure whose origins and nature keep mysterious {prov, eccus, wisdom), becomes during middle ages a complex theological notion, which iconography try to make accessible. At the meeting of Jewish, Greek and Latin cultures, Christianity begins by identifying wisdom with Christ-logos. Carolingian era sees the first iconographic flowering of the theme : feminine or Chris tic, it synthesizes antique and Christian wisdom. The analysis of images reveals a savant iconography, to be found in biblical and theological manuscripts, and mainly bound with Benedictine intellectual centers of roman period (France and Germany). Figurations of wisdom do not always allow a clear and univocal identification of subject, so the recourse to a structural analysis of the images (grammar of attributes). Images are divided in several groups, the main concerning its Christological interpretation. Wisdom auxiliary of god also identify itself with the plan of redemption ; it is then connected with the themes of incarnation or crucifixion. However, biblical wisdom can also be a figure of virgin and pre-existent church. Its + seven columns temple; (pr 9, 1) belongs to the typology of Mary-church. Virgin, church and wisdom are themes that interfere, engendering complex images with multiple identities. The progress of the doctrine of + Mary’s eternal predestination; gives a basis to the parallelism virgin/biblical wisdom, which is developed by the belief to Immaculate Conception. In the iconography and liturgy of the feasts of the virgin (nativity and conception of Mary, assumption), Mary’s predestination is illustrated by the figure of wisdom. Biblical wisdom, through its feminity and divinity associated, remains a deeply mysterious figure within the Judaeo-Christian corpus. Its simultaneous applying to Christ-logos, that it +feminizes ; and to the virgin, it sometimes characterizes as + spouse-goddess , increases the difficulty. Even though wanting to be an image of orthodoxy, wisdom, divine companion which originates from a polytheist fund, can generate an almost + tangent; thematic
Coltelloni, Anne. "Le documentaire comme forme symbolique." Phd thesis, Université de la Sorbonne nouvelle - Paris III, 2009. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00812350.
Full textBourget, Virginie. "L'oeuvre d'art à l'épreuve de sa reproduction imprimée." Rennes 2, 2007. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00267657/fr/.
Full textPrinted reproductions of works of art are a source of an ambiguity in the status of the artwork thus reproduced. We observe this duality through three types of articulation of the work of art in the form of its printed reproduction: evidence, derivation and re-use. However, in indicating a confusion these forms do not allow us to distinguish between the artistic and non-artistic statement. The intention of the person behind the reproduction should make it possible – their action, following their intention, will be aimed towards a particular horizon; it should therefore be simple for the viewer to classify a reproduction, and yet, confusion persists. The reproduction of the work of art takes it into unfamiliar worlds, constantly shifting the boundaries between art and non-art through the action of exchange, rupture, and decontextualisation. It disturbs the ‘habitus’ that allows us to recognise the work of art; it asks us to endlessly re-examine the relationships which define it, to accept a play of boundaries that modifies not only the definition of the work of art but also the values and the aesthetic experience that it produces
Voronova, Ekaterina. "Du symbolisme phonétique (les années 1960 - 1990) à l'iconicité linguistique." Thesis, Dijon, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015DIJOL018.
Full textThis thesis collects a relevant number of researches made between years 1960-1990 in Europe and in America in the field of the phonetic symbolism consisting “of the attribution of the meaning in a phoneme or a distinctive feature” (Monneret, 2003: 98; our translation). The important stake is represented by the institution of the current situation of the phono-symbolic researches in Soviet Union. The comparativo-descriptive approach is accompanied with the application of the typology relative to the phonetic symbolism been born during period mentioned (the subjective symbolism versus the objective symbolism). The present scientific work raises the possible causes of the blockage of the researches before 1960 as well as those of the development of analyses during the period 1960-1990, by focusing on the theoretical problem and the praxis accumulated around the phono-symbolic manifestations. No more considered as a marginal phenomenon, the phonetic symbolism presented as the fact that rises in the concept of the linguistic iconicity handling relations motivated between the form and the contents the increasing interest of which will show itself in the eighties, can be analyzed by means of the concept of analogy today considered in the recent researches (Monneret, 2014) as the emergent cognitive phenomenon involving similarity
Demès, Raphaël. "Autour du paon et du phénix : étude d'une iconographie cultuelle et funéraire dans le Bassin méditerranéen (IVe-XIIe siècle)." Thesis, Bourgogne Franche-Comté, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017UBFCH019/document.
Full textThis dissertation deals with the meaning of the peacock and the phoenix within contexts of worship and funerary contexts in the Mediterranean area, between the IVth and the XIIth centuries. The study is based on an iconographic documentation meeting 490 items of the peacock and 68 items of the phoenix. These birds were imaged in various ways as well as coins, paintings of catacombs, sarcophagi, mosaics (pavements, domes, apses, …), manuscripts, and even chancel screens. The analysis of the documentation indicates that links were weaved between both birds associated with the idea of revival long before the IVth century. The idea of revival, indeed, is a cross-cutting concept in the study of the iconography of the peacock and the phoenix between Antiquity and Middle Ages, between paganism and christianity. The first references to the these birds in the antique texts and the iconography are studied in order to reflect on the imagination about the peacock and the phoenix, both associated with cyclic rhythms, death and resurrection. The peacock was seen as a psychopomp, more generally like an intermediary between earth and sky, as well as between the human and the divine. Between the IIIth and the IVth centuries, the peacock and the phoenix were inserted into the funerary iconography of the first Christians and begin to be linked with the conception of the baptism as a revival. Between the IVth and the VIth centuries, they were inserted into the ecclesial space and they tightened their links with the Christ and the baptized. The peacock and the phoenix offer to the believer a hope of being healed. They show the triumph of the Risen Christ and announce the resurrection of the dead at the end of days. Between the VIIth and the IXth centuries, the iconography of the peacock is studied in particular on chancel screens and on the other sculptures linked with the eucharistic rite and with the idea of a connection between caro and spiritus. The documentation highlights the role of the peacock as the guard of the threshold, from a material and spiritual point of view. The recurring presence of these birds between the VIth and the IXth centuries in Roman ecclesial spaces was also put in perspective towards the papal realizations and according to stakes strongly bound to the memory of the saints and the Church. The study opens to the XIIth century with San Clement’s monumental decoration in Rome as a pivotal testimony in the evolution of the meaning of the peacock
Sung, Eun-Hyun. "Les relations entre la pensée créative et l'imagerie." Paris 5, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA05H014.
Full textWe made an effort, in this study, to search for the reasons why there is the relations between the creative thinking and the imagery. We distinguished the factors of the creativity (the verbal aspect and the figural aspect) and those of the imagery (the efficiency and the quality of the transformation and of the inspection). It seemed to us that the characteristics of flexibility, fluidity and originality of the creative thinking came from the particular features of the imagery (suppleness, rapidity, analogy and parallelism). We thought that the imagery directely intervened in the figural aspect of the creative thinking and that it is linked indirectly to the verbal aspect of the creative thinking through the metaphor. As regards the factors of the imagery, the creativity seemed to be linked more closely to the quality than to the efficiency. The results of the two experiences confirm our hypotheses
Rouch, Jean-Pierre. "Instants d'images : approches sociologiques de l'image, du temps et des rythmes sociaux." Toulouse 2, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996TOU20012.
Full textThis reserarch questions the connection between media and society throu through the way a new social and global time appears and is socially constructed, breaking with the dominance of modern time. With this aim in view, the thesis chooses to observe two different times located in two different levels of the society. The first part observes and characterizes the temporal system of tv frames, then exends it to zapping, regarded as its practical application. The second part describes individual systems of actions and representations of time, through several atypical occupations and timetables. This double study allows to draw from it a structural homology between the two kinds of time. It permits to describe the emergence of common modes of time. Of a common structural principle (the centrality of the subject who articulates the multiplicity of times) and a common dynamic principle (the delinearisation of temporalities) finally, the homology allows to extend these observations to the appearance of a new social global time that includes time of media and everyday social time
Klinka, Emmanuelle. "Analyse sémiotique des miniatures des codex du "Commentaire à l'Apocalypse" du Beatus de Liébana." Aix-Marseille 1, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1995AIX10005.
Full textI intended to study miniatures created from the eight to the twelvth century. They belong to the various codices of the comment of the apocalypse, known as beatus. I selected fifteen out of the twenty two embellished codices wich keep well-preserved nowadays, on the basis of a corpus of seventeen illustrative themes. For that purpose, i founded my study on a semiotic point of vue which i adapted to iconography. I therefore analysed every sign and its spatial situation withinb the drawing. The main parts of my study are : a presentation of my corpus, of its author and of the historical context. An analytic part of the work which at first shows the rules of the work which at first shows the rules of the formal display arrangements in the middle-ages. I then tackled the problem of the interiority and exteriority shown by some drawing - which i called "containing-drawings" - using for that the framework of the drawing as well as a sign-symbology. Given that, i was able to study their meaning defending on the presence of the various constituents, i. E. Put back in their pictorial context, i considered them as elements of the whole drawing. I compared my conclusions with the interpretation offered by beatus of the apocalypse. As a conclusion, i came back to the role played by striped backgrounds and by colour, of which i tried to explain the functions. I ended by a historico-cultural actualization of the codices. The analysis of the signs and structures allows us to tackle and decode the politico-religious message conciously expressed by the painter. It also discloses the socio-cultural dimension in which lived the artist
Vasseur, Olivier. "L'image dans la technoscience : de son utilisation et de son influence dans les sciences appliquées." Toulouse 2, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003TOU20023.
Full textRelationships between image and technoscience can not leave indifferent the technoscientific world, which is a great supplier and consumer of images considering the importance of the role of the "to see". The objective of our work is therefore to study the use and influence of the image in the technoscientific world mainly in areas of the applied research, modelling and simulation. Our methodology is based upon the analysis of images in scientific publications such as relationship between images and the associated text as well on quantitative measures of several parameters. Discussions with actors of this world and results of participating observation contribute to our analysis too. Our results have then allowed to examine again rationalist and relativist postures of the technoscientific knowledge and to underline ambiguities of the cognitive function of the image in the technosciences. We underline then benefits of a synergism between exact sciences and human sciences for a best use of the image to the service of a rational construction of the technoscience
Books on the topic "Illustrations, images, etc. – Aspect symbolique"
1948-, Stephenson Christie D., and McClung Patricia A, eds. Delivering digital images: Cultural heritage resources for education. Los Angeles, Calif: Getty Information Institute, 1998.
Find full textImages online: Perspectives on the Museum Educational Site Licensing Project. Los Angeles: Getty Information Institute, 1998.
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