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Binette, Cindy. "Intermédialité et intergénéricité dans la télésérie « Les invincibles »." Thesis, Université Laval, 2013. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2013/29929/29929.pdf.
Full textXiang, Weiwei. "Interculturalité et intermédialité chez les auteurs francophones chinois." Thesis, Strasbourg, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017STRAC018/document.
Full textIn the field of francophone literature, there are currently about twenty French-speaking Chinese authors : Cheng Ki-Tong, Sheng Cheng, Cheng Ching, Francois Cheng, Gao Xingjian, Shen Dali, Ya Ding, Dai Sijie, Ying Chen, Wei Wei, Shan Sa, and Ling Xi... These writers circulate in different cultures, use two languages, and consequently their writing mixes a Chinese color with a Western one. Through their experiences, we note that some of them have developed a double artistic practice, in accordance with their cultural identity, which is now dual. They thus build not only a bridge between two languages and two cultures, but also a bridge between different media or artistic supports (novelistic and film or pictorial). How has Chinese francophone literature developped itself ? And how can we understand the novelistic writing and the artistic practice of the French-speaking Chinese authors ? Focused on French-speaking Chinese authors and their works, our research formulates a hypothesis about the articulation between interculturality and intermediality within the Chinese Francophonie
Surmann, Caroline. "Intermédialité et esthétique – Cinéma et théâtre chez Jean Cocteau." Thesis, Paris 4, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA040032.
Full textThis dissertation investigates the work of Jean Cocteau and particularly his cinema from an intermedial perspective. The questions relevant to intermediality are addressed in relation to aesthetic considerations, thus confronting the configuration and invention of forms with the reflections on reality – its perception and knowledge – that generated them. As form itself marks the interface of reality and the subject and mediates between reality and the perceptive knowledge of it, this paper investigates the perception and filmic construction of reality, questions of illusion and representation that constitute the primordial preoccupations of Cocteau. His aesthetic conceptions are confronted with their ontological and epistemological conditions. The analysis of the six films that Cocteau has written and directed shows how the poet has put into practice his ideas and conceptions. They respond to the question how and why Cocteau integrates the other in the cinema and ‘impurifies’ its surface. Looking for an aesthetic of its own, the first art form cinema referred to was the theatre. It imposed its solutions where the cinema had not yet solved its own questions of representation. Should one go with the theatre? or against it? In this dissertation, theatre is understood both as artistic model (theatre) and as an aesthetic element (theatricality). Thus, on the one hand, we retrace the relations of cinema and theatre in the work of Jean Cocteau and, on the other hand, we describe a cinematographic theatricality that is no longer immediately related to theatre, but that refers to the aesthetic structures of the cinema that are in concordance with that of the theatre
Söderholm, Matillda. "Intermédialité photographie/texte dans Rimbaud le fils de Pierre Michon." Thesis, Linnéuniversitetet, Institutionen för språk (SPR), 2015. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:lnu:diva-41455.
Full textPéron-Douté, Eugénie. "Le Corps-laboratoire. Plasticité et intermédialité du Je chez Chloé Delaume." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Limoges, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024LIMO0041.
Full textThis research delves into the multifaceted creations of contemporary writer and artist Chloé Delaume, situated at the nexus of literature studies and contemporary arts. It aims to shed light on her oeuvre and analyze the role of intermediality as a vehicle for plasticity within the self-referential narratives. By examining Delaume's autofictions, novels, short stories, essays, plays, short films, performances, and various creative endeavors encompassing design, music, and screenwriting, this study seeks to elucidate the transformative potential inherent in her artistic expression. Drawing upon a diverse corpus comprising over a hundred works created since the early 2000s, this study aims to analyze the hypothesis that the body serves as both a catalyst for the alteration of the author's subjectivity and as a performer—along with its audience—and a feminist medium seeking to influence contemporary narratives. The gender studies approach, which necessitates questioning the object of study, its methodology, and its writing, implies the adoption of a position and perspective situated between objectivity and subjectivity induced by work inseparable from an affective dimension, especially when proximity with the writer is established. In the extension of this reflection, which questions its own elaboration in terms of stylistics as much as content, the research opens up to a meta-artistic dimension. Indeed, fieldwork in the form of research and writing residencies at the author's residence has allowed for the exploration of the conditions of possibility for accessing a creator's universe. Academic writing then transforms into literary writing. This first monograph on Delaume's work highlights the permeability between contemporary literature and contemporary art, demonstrating the performative nature of fictional devices
Mussard, Alice. "Intertextualité et intermédialité dans l'œuvre de Jane Campion : vers un métacinéma postmoderne." Thesis, La Réunion, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010LARE0012.
Full textThe study of intertextuality and intermediality in Jane Campion’s artistic creations casts light upon the mechanism of postmodern metacinema, an issue that is raised first through the question of adaptation. Holy Smoke (1999) ends with a mise en abyme through which the writing process is put at the core of the novel. With In the Cut [2001], the literary quotations are landmarks that regularly put into question the destiny and destination of the heroïn and of the fiction. Finally, in An Angel at my Table [1991], the recurrent images of Janet’s itinerary and the use of aerian tracking shots can be viewed as autoreferential devices. The embedding of other artistic genres within the movie also allows the fiction to comment on itself. The cartoon sequences bring about the essence of hypotyposis. The use of paintings as referential material, the allusions to fairy tales and the shooting of transcending creative moments give to the movie the tools to speak about itself. Lastly, in a typically lacanian approach, Campion puts fictions and documentaries on the same level when contrasted to the real. The botanical documentary footage, the report on sects or the archives shed light upon specific types of intermediality : the anamorphosis, the metalepsis and the homological structure. Moreover, the fiction borrows the codes of representation to the informational genres with the magical-realistic biopic, the imitation of the documentary footage or archives sometimes combined with surrealistic developments. In contrasting the fictional and the informational, the movie leads to a metafilmic reflection, in which the Real stands for the unreachable horizon of any form of representation
Gondar, David. "Les voies de la poésie espagnole actuelle (1990/2010) : marginalités, hybridations, porosité, intermédialité." Thesis, Strasbourg, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016STRAC045.
Full textOur research work was concerned with four main characteristics of Spanich poetry in its most contemporary form : hybridations, intermedialities, porosity and marginality. We studied the poetic writings of seven poets born between 1962 and 1990 : Manuel Vilas, Jorge Riechmann, Agustin Fernandez Mallo, Vicente Luis Mora, Pablo Garcia Casado, Begona Callejon and Luna Miguel. These seven poets are representative of a creative revival that leans heavely on an openness towards concerns of a social and scientific nature but also common and day-to-day lite. Within this context, the question of what defines poetry becomes ail the more powerful. As never before,theses-poetic incursions within the non-poetic world throw everything into flux. These boundary crossings enable one to better grasp the process of poetic creation and what is : poetry undergoing transformations via feedback with regard toits metapoetic explorations and its relationship with the outside world
Rascle, Laetitia, and Laetitia Rascle. ""Empreintes" : suivi de Création littéraire et photographie argentique : intermédialité pour une poétique de l'image." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/33310.
Full textLe présent mémoire de maîtrise s'intéresse à la question de l'image et en propose une exploration placée sous le signe du double. Entre recherche et création, poésie et photographie, éclatement formel et méditation ontologique, ce mémoire ouvre des dialogues pour tenter de comprendre, en deux temps, la mécanique des confluences et leur intérêt sur le plan des processus créateurs. À la croisée des notions qu'il embrasse : l'image ; et le faisceau de ses manifestations, qu'elles soient de l'ordre de l'empreinte (trace), de l'archive (souvenir) ou encore de l'aura (lumière). Fruit d'un travail à quatre mains, Empreintes invite tout d'abord à entrer en immersion dans un monde duel où le fond comme la forme participent de la perte des repères. Présenté dans un format hors norme (deux fois 66 pages disposées tête-bêche) , le recueil photo-poétique joue avec l'espace et le temps, proposant d'arpenter en cinq tableaux les paysages laissés par des êtres qui ont été aimés, qui ont été perdus. Une parole s'élève des blessures et du silence pour retrouver leur trace , se dégage peu à peu de ses propres ruines pour naître à elle-même – puis mourir à nouveau – en un cycle sans fin. Empreintes laisse ainsi sourdre la parole vivante en abordant, par le thème de l'eau, le deuil sous toutes ses formes. Pour soutenir ce recueil, la partie Création littéraire et photographie argentique : intermédialité pour une poétique de l'image offre ensuite une réflexion en deux parties . Un rapport de laboratoire permet de remonter le fil du processus créateur pour mieux saisir, par l'archivage, la genèse du recueil. Il présente les trois méthodes de création intermédiatiques expérimentées entre écriture et photographie. Un essai lyrique sur la photographe franco-canadienne Alix Cléo Roubaud (1952-1983) aborde enfin la magie du nu féminin pour clore cette quête de l'image en pleine lumière
This Master's thesis deals with the topic of images and leads its exploration with a dual-view. Midway between research and creation, poetry and photography, formal fragmentation and ontological meditation, this memoir opens dialogues in a two-stage attempt to understand the mechanics of confluences and their relevance with regard to creative processes. At the crossroads of notions covered : images ; and the irrange of manifestation, whether in terms of footprints (trace), archives (memory) or aura (light). Fruit of a four-hands work, Empreintes is first of all an invitation to immerse oneself in a dual world where both substance and form contribute to a loss of bearings. Presented in a non-standard size (twice 66 pages arranged head to tail), the photo-poetic collection plays with space and time, offering a five-step walk among landscapes deserted by beings once beloved, now forever lost . A Word rises from wounds and silence to recount them, emerges gradually from its own ruins to self- originate - then die again - in an endless cycle. Empreintes then lets the living Word arise in addressing mourning in all its forms by the theme of water. To support this collection, the Création littéraire et photographie argentique : intermédialité pour une poétique de l'image part then offers a reflection in two stages. A lab report traces back the thread of the creative process to better understand, via archiving, the genesis of the collection. It presents three methods of intermedia creation experienced between writing and photography. A lyrical essay on the French-Canadian photographer Alix Cléo Roubaud (1952-1983) eventually addresses the magic of the female nude in order to end this quest for images in full light.
This Master's thesis deals with the topic of images and leads its exploration with a dual-view. Midway between research and creation, poetry and photography, formal fragmentation and ontological meditation, this memoir opens dialogues in a two-stage attempt to understand the mechanics of confluences and their relevance with regard to creative processes. At the crossroads of notions covered : images ; and the irrange of manifestation, whether in terms of footprints (trace), archives (memory) or aura (light). Fruit of a four-hands work, Empreintes is first of all an invitation to immerse oneself in a dual world where both substance and form contribute to a loss of bearings. Presented in a non-standard size (twice 66 pages arranged head to tail), the photo-poetic collection plays with space and time, offering a five-step walk among landscapes deserted by beings once beloved, now forever lost . A Word rises from wounds and silence to recount them, emerges gradually from its own ruins to self- originate - then die again - in an endless cycle. Empreintes then lets the living Word arise in addressing mourning in all its forms by the theme of water. To support this collection, the Création littéraire et photographie argentique : intermédialité pour une poétique de l'image part then offers a reflection in two stages. A lab report traces back the thread of the creative process to better understand, via archiving, the genesis of the collection. It presents three methods of intermedia creation experienced between writing and photography. A lyrical essay on the French-Canadian photographer Alix Cléo Roubaud (1952-1983) eventually addresses the magic of the female nude in order to end this quest for images in full light.
Bomy, Charlotte. "Théâtralité et intermédialité dans les spectacles de Frank Castorf, Einar Schleef et Heiner Goebbels." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008STR20067.
Full textThis study of the stage work of three German directors wishes to throw light on the functioning of stage languages that seek emancipation from the dramatic text and incursion of other art forms. The concept of “theatrality” will be used to bring out the specific aesthetic logic of these post-dramatic productions in which the role of the spectator has become absolutely central. The concept of “intermediality” will allow us to assess how these works feed on interactions between all types of “media”, whether this includes reworking ancestral processes (like Einar Schleef’s use of the chorus), incorporating audiovisual media at various degrees (like film and video in Frank Castorf’s work) or the interweaving of several artistic practices (for example Heiner Goebbels’ merging of theatre and music)
Strignano, Julien. "L’imagerie ramonienne : intermédialité picturo-littéraire dans les récits brefs de Ramón Gómez de la Serna." Thesis, Lyon, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020LYSES007.
Full textIn Ramón Gómez de la Serna’s case, prolific writer of the Spanish vanguard in the first half of the XX century, the place of the picture into his literary creation brings to consider various hypothesis about the picture-text interrelation modalities in his works. A new lighting is worth to see by the hints and references about image in a determinate corpus: the collections of short stories with Goya’s inspiration (Caprichos). The question about image inserted in Ramón Gómez de la Serna’s text is established according to several lines of study from explicit or implicit and complex integration of the original picture until the more simple illustration drawn by the writer himself.Those cases of image-text intermediality are explained first of all by a contextualization of Gómez de la Serna’s artistic way of life. Then, in a second time, the intermediatic experience through various process (stylistic and translation of the image origin, ekphrasis, art transposition…) promote the idea about the reality of an intermediatic system into the writer’s short stories. Finally, in some of stories collections (Gollerías, Trampantojos), we must analyze the root and the reach of the illustration by the author himself.Ramón Gómez de la Serna’s art practice suggest a new interpretation of his texts by considering engravings and paintings of a lot of artists like substrates that allow the image to enter in a determinated literary creation
Kataeva, Olga. "Le statut du dessin dans l'œuvre de Sergueï M. Eisenstein. Mise en scène, montage, intermédialité." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018USPCA009.
Full textThis thesis studies the status of drawing in the work of Sergei M. Eisenstein, based on the study of the relationship between drawing and montage, between drawing and staging and the examination of the intermedial nature of Eisenstein’s work. In the system of this film director, the drawing is at the heart of his creative process and becomes an environment-medium in which transfers, passages, transportations of shapes, images and ideas are made possible. Eisenstein is interested in drawing, both as a process and as a universal visual method of creativity. An analogy exists between the overall structure of the film Ivan the Terrible and the essential axes of his theoretical reflection, in particular the principles of his creative method (pars pro toto, MLB, plasmaticity and montage). Subordinated to a rigorous spatial and temporal architectonics, the structure of the film is at the same time an open, living structure, in perpetual evolution, this as much at the stage of its conception as at the level of its perception and its post-analysis.The analyzes led in this thesis on the graphic production of Eisenstein, and from them on all his works and concepts, clearly demonstrate the correlation between the structure of the work of Eisenstein, and in particular that of the film Ivan the Terrible, and the foundation of his creative thought process, a process that reflects his own inner rhythm and the structure of his consciousness, both giving an impetus to his artistic expression. Drawing becomes for Eisenstein the medium of reflection on which he relies to develop the problematic of the medium, but also the one of history of cinema in its connection with the history of expressive mediums. The preparatory drawings constitute the visual medium of elaboration, verification and putting into practice of his theoretical concepts in a real situation of film creation.Eisenstein thus constituted, through this transversal and intermedial film project, a spherical system of writing of the method and the general history of the cinema, thus realizing the model of the "spherical book"
Paul, Claude. "Le Faust de Goethe : étude de réception intermédiale comparée du personnage diabolique (Méphistophélès) dans les aires culturelles germanophone et francophone (1775-1870)." Thesis, Metz, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011METZ006L.
Full textGoethe’s Faust had a significant impact on German and French cultural life in the nineteenth century. But the German drama, and even more his devilish character, were not perceived similarly on right hand side and the left hand side of the Rhine. Whereas the German artists and the literary critics associated Goethe’s Mephistopheles with the devilish character of the popular Faust’s legend, the French counterparts take Mephistopheles as the mythical character of Satan and a revision of the heroes of Byron and Milton. After a description of the state of the art about Goethe’s Mephistopheles, a depiction of the evolution of his interpretation in the press and of his re-utilisation by the artists through an analysis of articles and visual (Seibertz, Ramberg, Retzsch, Johannot), dramatic (Holtei, B. v. Braunthal, Lesguillon) and musical works (Gounod). Last but not least, the detailed intermedial comparative analysis of the devilish heroes of Lenau’s Faust, of Delacroix’s lithographs and of Berlioz’ The Damnation of Faust enable us to recreate the evolution of the myths of Faust and of the devil within the considered period. So we could point out that when devil is getting human features, man becomes a devil. Finally, a consideration about the french terms of “réécriture” and “illustration”, that the author propose, in some case, to replace with “reformulation”, conclude this work that crosses reception theory, mythocriticism and intermediality
Vrijs, Anke. "Métamorphoses permanentes : image du corps reproduite, entre filiation et engendrement." Strasbourg, 2011. https://publication-theses.unistra.fr/public/theses_doctorat/2011/VRIJS_Anke_2011_1.pdf.
Full textStarting from the intuition that body and image are closely linked, we have then observed that this connection raises some interesting questions. Considering that for centuries, the relations of one image to another had been easily identifiable, it is to be admitted that today, the image of the body and its numerous transformations is part of a process involving a constant dialogue between unique and multiple images. The concepts of copy and original have become blurred and have lost their primary meaning. Actually, the production and reproduction of images have gotten mixed up. The image should therefore be considered as being in permanent transition, the steps of its successive transformations being more or less legible. We postulate and suppose that the transformed image is a hybrid, containing new and ancient elements, superimpositions and memories. The interdependence of images leads us to consider that the image is in a state of permanent metamorphosis and that its production may also be a re-creation. This raises the question of the relationship between the model, the production process and the idea of metamorphosis through partial or total reproduction. We suppose that from one medium to the other, the image can be recreated. This recreation could then lead to the idea of fun and games
Catoir-Brisson, Marie-Julie. "L' hybridation esthétique et culturelle dans le cinéma mexicain contemporain : approches intermédiales et interculturelles." Bordeaux 3, 2011. https://extranet.u-bordeaux-montaigne.fr/memoires/diffusion.php?nnt=2011BOR30037.
Full textContemporary Mexican cinema is located in-between, as much in geographical terms as in aesthetic and cultural ones. Many tensions reside within it, such as the ways in which it negotiates with contemporary Hollywood film and also with other cinemas and artistic forms. This research aims to explore the tension that animates every cross-cultural image and is expressed so distinctively within Mexican history and visual culture. This thesis seeks to investigate the extent to which contemporary Mexican cinema can be considered a site of appropriation of different media cultures in intercultural relations. The main corpus of study comprises the films of A. G-INARRITU and C. REYGADAS, which were released during 2000-2008. These films were analyzed using an intermedial approach, in order to emphasize their links with other media (such as television, comic strip, literature, painting) or other genres (advertisement, documentary, video-clip). The processes of communication that inform the films’ production and reception are considered, and the recurrent tensions between notions of the local and the global that characterize contemporary Mexican cinema are also highlighted. Moreover, this essential characteristic of contemporary Mexican cinema emphasizes its importance for understanding the factors at stake within intercultural communication. Adopting a communicational approach towards cinema, this thesis analyses images as complex objects and uses a dialogical reasoning that crosses different disciplinary boundaries. It aims to utilize productively a semiotic (more precisely semio-pragmatic) approach and a historical, anthropological and cultural approach towards images
Rauzier, Valérie. "Diamanda Galás et Kathy Acker : contre-pouvoir à corps et à cris." Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016MON30051/document.
Full textIn this paper, I wish to explore and discuss the strategies of resistance and of subversion implemented in the works of Kathy Acker and Diamanda Galás. Using the voice and the body as spaces of experimentation and emancipation, these artists, I will argue, both reveal and deconstruct the dynamics of power
Bertrand-Savard, Sarah. "Alessandro Baricco littérature, musique, peinture, cinéma, etc." Mémoire, Université de Sherbrooke, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/11143/5657.
Full textKeller, Damien. "Dialogues entre l’art et la vie : interactions, circulations, débordements : l'oeuvre cinématographique et télévisuelle de Jacques Rozier." Thesis, Rennes 2, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015REN20003.
Full textThis doctoral dissertation aims to investigate the cinematographic as well as televisual work of a singular filmmaker, Jacques Rozier, in the light of the different dialogues it engages between art and life in order to interrogate this conceptual couple. Author of a prolific work and emblematic figure of the French New wave with Adieu Philippine (1963), Rozier represents an atypical template of filmmaker, both because of the ways he used to create and of the shape taken by its career from the mid-1950s until today. His relationship with cinematographic writing is notably characterised by the conception of creation as an adventure, justifying the invention of a shooting environment allowing the unpredictable to happen. Such methods thus engage a kind of association with reality, with technique, with performers, with shooting, infact more generally with mise-en-scène, which is going to be characterised here. Sailing with the wind, he is continually going back and forth between long and short films, between fiction and documentary, between cinema and television, between intellectual and popular culture. By focusing on all these items in terms of aesthetic study as well as genetic analysis, and through an understanding of the terms of creation or reception by the viewer, it is about defining stylistics and interrogating the operations of the different mechanisms of interactions, of motions and of overflows involved in this work
Martel, Alexandre. "Intermédialité et déconstruction de la fiction chez Alain Robbe-Gillet : analyse comparative de "La maison de rendez-vous" et de "L'homme qui ment"." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/26823.
Full textPerovic, Sofija. "Déplacements spatio-temporels dans le spectacle lyrique contemporain." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 8, 2021. http://www.theses.fr/2021PA080076.
Full textThis thesis focuses on space and time displacements in contemporary opera productions in all its forms and expressions and seeks to offer a panorama of exemplary lyrical works (and their stage interpretations) through the prism of displacement. The opera scene today is a scene in movement, it is globalized, international, intercultural and intergenerational. Given this richness and diversity, several different methodologies were applied and crossed in order to question the nature of the link between the operatic fictions of displacement and their material realities. Displacement by means of transport or simply in spirit is sometimes already present in the libretti of operatic works, but it can also be imagined by the stage directors. The second part of the thesis deals with the new and different contexts to which the actions of opera performances can be moved and focuses on the transpositions imagined by directors in works that make no reference to travel, or to displacement, in their libretti.The third part addresses the complex relationship between opera and the media and shows that displacement in contemporary opera is not restricted to what can be seen on stage.Given the ephemeral nature of live performance, this thesis does not claim to be exhaustive, as the task of gathering and creating a kind of archive of contemporary operatic performances that have travel as their subject or are the object of various displacements would be an impossible task
El, Sonbati Karim Alexandre. "Le chamanisme : une traduction socioanthropologique à travers l'art." Thesis, Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/20318.
Full textBlais, Amélie. "Préludes, nouvelles. Suivi de Entendre pour mieux lire : Étude des relations musique texte dans L'art de la fugue de Guillaume Corbeil, essai." Mémoire, Université de Sherbrooke, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/11143/6494.
Full textDelage, de Luget Marion. "Du monstre dans l’œuvre intermédiale de David Lynch : ou comment les arts peuvent déborder le cadre formel de l’identité." Paris 8, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA083543.
Full textThe intermedial Work of Lynch deconstructs canons: it says this monster, formal organization which does not respect the symbolic economy, the one who becomes emancipated of this myth of the archetype, on which identical constructions are based. Which mechanisms produce the genre, the archetype (Aristotle), and consistently the exception? Which devices are elaborated to generate these iterative representations (J. -L. Déotte)? A model always promulgates corrections and disqualifications ( Derrida); against it, Lynch proposes an irreverent use of the notions of anomaly and defect. Arbitrary partitions distinguish the taboo and the sacred (M. Douglas). Let us question these limits which attest to a totality by protecting its homogeneity: the frame, predicative structure, to denounce its artificiality. Let us criticize the comprehensiveness that Beauty supposes: Lynch put dislocation of bodies forward against it, generating this set, not an indivisible and exclusive unity, but network of linkings. And let us envisage strategies thwarting the reproduction of the same. Against the invariant of the summetria, the négentropie (R. Caillois). Against these hierarchies distinguishing good and bad forms, the critical solutions of bas matérialisme (G. Bataille), performativity (J. Butler), informe (Y. -A. Bois, R. Krauss). Lynch parodies this standard which leads to the loss of identity, insisting: viability and reproducibility are not indossociably coupled. This for a definition of the monster in art, fertile, métastable, in progress ( Lyotard): an operation proposing a re-meaning of the established standards - the good shape of the individual, of the work, and the ideal of the practices
Argod, Pascale. "Le carnet de voyage : approches historique et sémiologique." Bordeaux 3, 2009. https://hal.science/tel-04218581v1.
Full textAn attempt to define the hybrid genre “travel sketchbook” between a documentary and a artist book from an overview of the current edition (800 titles in the corpus) and from an semiotic and historical research influenced by the arts and humanities originated from a mixture of genres. The history of painting, as literacy works and cultural studies central to graphic arts and anthropology can best be articulated as a minor artistic genre in the media and editorial and media sectors related to the development of watercolour and educational travel experiences, increasing enthusiasm for tourism and exotic illustrations and covering comic strips most recently an interest in blogging and audio-visual documentaries. The graphic reports, or life drawings, lie between an ethnographic perspective and an exotic look, between an objective and a subjective view, between a documentary and a work of art. This is a mixture of genres, collage crossing of fine arts, mixed-media and the meeting of two cultures studied by the semiotics. The search for a typology that has been published reveals the limitations and generic features as indefinite; it is the subject of hybridisation, artistic movement and media influence. This is conductive to communicative and educational development, around the concepts of intercultural mediation and vision of others across geopoetics. Through this educational tool, visual and plastic arts serve education and personal creative expression to promote education to intercultural and citizenship
Vion, Magali. "Nouvelles écritures du réel : les romans de la "generación X" en Espagne." Thesis, Université Grenoble Alpes (ComUE), 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017GREAL027/document.
Full textContemporary Spanish novel saw the emergence in the 1990's of an ensemble of novels published by a group of young authors gathered together by critics under the name of " Génération X ", doubtless problematic naming of which limits we shall nevertheless try to define. Born in the 1960s, these authors represent a disillusioned youth in mass media's era,a youth suffused with rock and punk culture to which the critics often likened them, evolving in a decisively urban space (generally Madrid), that they know for being themselves actors of this scenery before staging it. Representatives of an eclectic and contemporary culture, the city and the " underground " and marginal universe which they represent are profoundly marked by the omnipresence of image and music, and by the accelerated rhythm of modern life. It shows in the modalities of an innovative writing based on an imposing mechanism of references, where various semiotic codes are mixed and where language of the street is mimetically reproduced. These aspects are what authorize us to mantain that more than the authors it is an ensemble of novels that converge and constitute a stage in a generelized realistic turn. Our thesis will consist in studying what kind of overview of spanish society emerges from the way this litterature processes the construction of characters, time and space, and how various visions and representations of the city get confronted and overlap to participate in the elaboration of the portrait of a disturbing sector of the end of the XXth century Spanish society, which justifies the use of the term of " realismo sucio " to qualify the esthetics of these authors. We shall propose an approach of representatives published between 1990 and 1999 by Francisco Casavellas, Lucía Etxebarria, Ismael Grasa, José Angel Mañas, Ray Loriga, Benjamin Prado, Pedro Maestre and Roger Wolfe
Letessier, Anne-Sophie. "Paysage(s) : l'écriture et l'image dans l'oeuvre romanesque de Jane Urquhart." Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016MON30064.
Full textThis dissertation proposes to analyze the relations between landscape, images and text in the novels by Jane Urquhart in order to shed light on the political and aesthetic interrogations underlying her landscape writing. As Urquhart dramatizes different ways of seeing, representing and experiencing landscape, the very term no longer appears self-evident, which may prompt the reader to prefer the plural form: landscapes. Indeed, the interplay between the intertextual and interpictorial frames the novelist draws upon and displaces becomes a field of investigation. She does not conjure up the pictorial image to better describe landscape, but rather to probe the limits of its visual and aesthetic definition as “a view or prospect of natural scenery.” By doing so, she reconsiders the relation between visibility and landscape. Refusing to write about the latter through “painting-effects” or ekphrasis, she reflects upon the analogy between the efficacy of images and landscape as an event in the course of which the beholder is affected by his/her surroundings. The erasure of the visible provides her with a device to dissociate both the pictorial images and landscape from aspectual apprehension. While in each of her novels language is confronted with the challenge of representing space, one may read them as a series of reconfigurations which can be accounted for by considering what the text does in relation to landscape
Obieje, Oluchi Patricia. "Littérature et musique : esthétique et éthique du sujet "afro-descendant " dans quelques œuvres poétiques ou romanesques de Sterling Brown, Langston Hughes, Toni Morrison, Henri Lopes, Leonora Miano." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Strasbourg, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024STRAC014.
Full textThe relationship between literature and music and the intermingling of artistic genres refer to a notion of artistic mixture involving a literary and cultural modality. The maintenance of different artistic genres in literature evokes the production of intermediality. The intermedial involvement in this context generates a literary variety and a cultural diversity indicating the aesthetics of heterogeneity, reiteration and melody in literature. The unification of these two distinct arts - literature and music - is recognized as a “musico-literary” construction. The concept of “musico-literary” creation indeed poses the question of intermediality in literature: its construction, its quest and the deciphering of its symbolic use. This study therefore aims to study the aesthetics of musical effects in literature and the symbolic uses of cultural and musical values of Afro-descendant origin in some poetic and novelistic works by Sterling Brown, Langston Hughes, Toni Morrison, Henry Lopes and Léonora Miano. The “musico-literary” analysis of these texts reveals a literary and cultural aesthetic concerning the mixture of Afro-descendant musical and cultural heritage and Western cultural imprint. We conduct a thematic and comparative study of the works in the corpus to identify the aesthetic role and ethics of the mixture of literary and musical genres to question the issues of intermediality in literature
Cassigneul, Adèle. "Voir, observer, penser : Virginia Woolf et la photo-cinématographie." Thesis, Toulouse 2, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014TOU20048.
Full textThis study contends that Virginia Woolf's writing draws its inspiration from Julia Margaret Cameron's Victorian photographs, the 1920s avant-garde photography and cinema, and Woolf's own Monk's House Albums, making her work at once photographic and cinematographic, or photo-cinematographic. Exploring the Woolfian text as a complex representation device, I examine the plasticity of its prose and narrative strategies to show how photography and cinema help to shape its aesthetic, but also ethical and political contents. This thesis first places Woolf's works in their modernist context and underlines the part played by the Hogarth Press, enabling Woolf to include images in her texts. I then shed light on the kinematic aspect of her work by analysing the photo-filmic exploration of the London scene and the montage of stream of consciousness. The third part probes into the anachronic rhythm of fluctuating time, emphasising the haunting aspects of memory through surviving images that condense their temporality in the instant (snapshot) or unroll it (streaming images) ; thus time achieves a personal and intimate, but also collective and historical dimension. Finally, I look at the Woolfian text as a subversive place of negotiation inhabited by eccentric characters with elusive identities and in which images help the author to make a "poethical" stand
Lebita, Galbert Davez. "Forme et sens dans la tétralogie de Wajdi Mouawad : lecture du thème de la transmission de la mémoire." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016USPCA025/document.
Full textThis thesis does a theorical anylsis and esthetical of the theme of the transmission of the memory in the Wajdi Mouawad’s tetralogy. This approach allows to identify the structure of Wajdi Mouawad’ spectacles and to see in what this structrure participates not only a new theatral pratic but also the theme figuration transmission of the memory. At the end of XIXth century, the traditional form of drama has undergone deep changes due especially to the introduction within it elements specific to the epic form. Today, we assist in Wadji Mouawad’ spectacles to the bursting of the form, to the references to art, myth and history related to the memory matter. Wadji Mouawad’s theatre several temporalities make coexist, combines the intimate and the universal in epic tales of powerful narrative telling the wiew of the contemporary of the author. The imbrication of tales in Wadji Mouawad’s dramatical work drives to find a factual thruth about oneself and others. But this factual truth doesn’t really seem to appease the characters’ thirst. Even the research of beauty, means the artistical creation, is related on others questionnings of ethic order
Gaudeaux, Ariane. "Petites lucarnes sur grands écrans. Poétique historique de la télévision au cinéma.États-Unis, 1954-2002." Thesis, Paris Est, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PEST0030.
Full textAs well as an actor brings with him his whole history each time he appears on the screen, television’s presence in a movie generates an infinite source of historical, aesthetical, sociological and political meaning. From Rear Window (Alfred Hitchcock, 1954) to Far From Heaven (Todd Haynes, 2002), this thesis observes the way american directors criticize the effects of television on the spectator and on society, adopting an approach inspired by poetics, sociology and history. Is there, as Marshall McLuhan seems to think, an essence of medias, and consequently, an essence of television ? If so, is it negative ? Does television appear as a « cool medium » (McLuhan) in the American director’s eye ? Do directors use television as a comparing point to assert the artistical quality of cinema ? Many directors’ movies are analyzed (including Douglas Sirk, Billy Wilder, John Carpenter, Richard Fleischer, Sidney Lumet and David Cronenberg) to allow a reflection on those questions. By filming television, directors create a hypermediacy phenomenon (Jay David Bolter et Richard Grusin), where reflexivity faces a fascination for the medium
Roche-Liger, Cathy. "Poétique du pictural dans l'oeuvre de Paul Ducan." Poitiers, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2011POIT5009.
Full textPaul Durcan is a contemporary poet, a Dubliner who seeks transcendence through art, religion and love. He is paradoxically both blasphemous and religious. He expresses his faith through an art which he refuses to divide into different forms. His work subscribes to a continually renewed dialogue, both with the Old Masters and with contemporary artists. The pictorial in its different degrees of saturation does not merely run through his work; the particular nature of Paul Durcan’s poetry lies specifically in its visual dimension. The poet has a very personal conception of ekphrasis. He expresses the tensions present within this genre: the dynamic between stillness and movement. His relationship with the works of art is within the context of a love story, of a real exchange between painting and words. The poet has an intimate and sensual relationship with art. This is transcribed by his savouring of details which he eroticizes, enjoying them again through words. Exploring the limits of art he draws anthropomorphic maps, through which he also seeks to draw the outlines of his own face. His aesthetic is one of transformation. He creates Arcimboldo-like composite portraits. When these shift, the poet seems then to merge an Arcimboldo-like mobility with a Bacon-like metamorphosis, through words. Thus, Paul Durcan’s poetic is a pictorial writing of metamorphic movements, mobility, and superimpositions which can become anamorphic. It is part of a lively relation to art which is also conveyed by his anthropomorphic writing of the world and of creation. Like Bacon he seeks to capture the human trace. What he seeks to evoke is a lively enchantment and not a death-like fixedness
Tudesque, Andrée. "Marcel Pagnol : aspects bucoliques, poétiques et classiques de son oeuvre." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018AIXM0137.
Full textAbstractThe notoriety of Marcel Pagnol is no longer to be attested to, but it is clear academics do not generally show any consideration for him. This magician of words, this storyteller heir to the Provencal oral tradition, plays as a virtuose with speech, and his creation is the result of literary interferences. The different perspectives of the work of Marcel Pagnol, which has its source in his classical training, have determined this research, which focuses on analysis of some of his writings. Thus, this aims at recognizing his symbolic capital and contribution to literature. The classicism that permeates the education he received has guided all his literary, theatrical and cinematographic achievements; consequently, it determined his reception because the character of his work, enriched by the ancient heritage and the Provençal cultural patrimony, is to have reached universality. This thesis focuses on aspects of his creations, which reflect not only his education, but especially the ability of the author to use different genres such as the pastoral and its ramifications, which range from poetry to novel and to theater, then to film with which he will maintain close and complementary relations. Influenced by Music, Latin and Provençal culture, Marcel Pagnol diverged from the beaten track of literature of his time, by putting his creative originality at the service of poetry, prose, theater and film
Kolarova, Vassiléna. "Montaigne et le phénomène interartistique." Paris, EHESS, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010EHES0115.
Full textThe thesis examines the works of Michel de Montaigne focusing the research on his famous "Essays" and "The Diary of Montaigne's Travels". The author of the thesis manifests the existence of the "interartistic phenomenon" in the historical context of the Renaissance and its evolution from ancient philosophy (Horace -Ut pictura poesis, Philostrate -ekphrasis) through Renaissance thought (Leonardo da Vinci's Paragone ("comparison of the arts")) to modern ideas whereas the research is done from a theoretical point of view. The "interartistic phenomenon" expresses the relation arising between arts at the time of an aesthetic perception of a work of art. The aim of the research is to study the work of Montaigne as a work of art in first place. The varieties of the "interartistic phenomenon" which exist in the work of Montaigne are analyzed in light of the artistic vocabulary he is using to qualify his work. The author of the thesis takes notice of the interartistic conception in the work of Montaigne revealed by the convergence of nature and art, particularly in the diary of Montaigne's travels
Papantoniou, Nowak Stéphane. "Le livre. Dedans / Dehors. Autour des éditions Al Dante : la question du medium : Livre, transmédialité et intermédialité. Contemporanéité et avant-garde. Questions de création littéraire et artistique. L'édition comparée." Thesis, Lyon, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018LYSEN002.
Full textThis doctoral thesis offers to study poetic practices in and out of the book from poets’ itineraries published by the Al Dante publishing house. The thesis is questioning the performance's notion, most often reduced to its scenic's dimension, but also the avant-garde's idea, too often limited to a political history which has ended. The avant-garde notion doesn't appear anymore as the element structuring the group but as an acting spectrality, leading to mix political issues - criticism of the institutions, criticism of the dominant language, challenges the places assigned by culture - with aesthetic issues. It is therefore a question of poetic translation as actualization of the political situation, and of transmediation. The stylistic approach has been gradually supplanted by a mediological approach to problematize heterogeneous practices. The Al Dante publishing house specificities allow us to see the book in a more general poetic ecosystem, where the book is no longer the only purpose, but the mediation between a process of creation and public events. So we can read this contemporary moment not only as the emergence of dominant themes, but also as a crisis of the book’s centrality and its economy. The Al Dante publishing house practices has led us to defend a theory of “editorial gesture” that cannot be reduced to the layout of manuscript or the production of a book and its marketing, but sometimes leads to the creation of books that didn’t find an editorial space. To push the boundaries of edition, to think the specificity poetry-action’s book is raising paradoxes: the disintegration of the linearity of the speeches, the reconfiguration of the page’s space, the specific adaptation of the books forms and fonts. These practices concern the book’s performative dimension. So it participates in a renewed way to a "typographic performance"
McKeown, Claire. ""L’implacable lumière du Nord" : l’impressionnisme littéraire chez les auteurs scandinaves et britanniques à la fin du XIXe siècle." Thesis, Mulhouse, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018MULH8892.
Full textLiterary impressionism is the subject of a large number of critical writings, and yet it remains a vague, catch-all notion which has even been disputed by some critics. This study postulates that despite its multiple definitions, literary impressionism is a key factor in the development of Northern European (British and Scandinavian) modernism at the end of the 19th Century. Through careful study of writers who themselves linked impressionism with literary aesthetics, including Henry James, Herman Bang, Stella Kleve and Thomas Hardy, I have identified the major characteristics of this multifaceted stylistic technique, and gone on to demonstrate their value in the development of a new literary aesthetics based on shared subjectivity, preparing the “inward turn” of modernism, as analysed by Erich Kahler. This thesis places two literary histories in parallel: that of a term which allowed for a conscious theorization of nascent modernism, and that of the literary impression in Northern European prose, which pre-dates the artistic movement which would give it a name. Finally, by taking into account the authors’ aesthetic preoccupations and varying degrees of social engagement, I suggest that aesthetic empathy plays an important role in impressionist thought, in its literary, artistic and social manifestations
Chmurski, Mateusz. "Figures de la modernité. Théorie et pratique du texte dans les littératures d’Europe centrale (1900-1914) à travers les œuvres de Karol Irzykowski, Ladislav Klíma et Géza Csáth." Thesis, Paris 4, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA040178.
Full textThis thesis concerns the crucial time when the heritage of 19th century and the birth of modernartistic movements intertwine. It focuses on the relation between diaristic writing and fictionin the works of three Central-European authors: the Pole Karol Irzykowski (1873–1944), theCzech Ladislav Klíma (1878–1928) and the Hungarian Géza Csáth (1887–1919). Only theirworks from the period 1900–1914 are considered, but the corpus’ nature is threefold, since itreflects the constant interweaving of the diaristic practice in fiction, essays and psychological,psychoanalytical and (para)philosophical essays. The common frame of analysis is to befound, on one hand, in the exploration of writing deployments (dispositifs as defined byMichel Foucault) connecting the existential and literary dimensions through the examinationof the manuscripts, and on the other, in the contemporary idea of the narrative constitution ofidentity. The thesis proposed is that at the beginning of the last century the crisis of modernsubject abolished the borders between literary genres. Keeping a diary became far more than atestimonial practice: its manuscripts reveal all the accessible aspects of one’s existence. Fiveconsecutive chapters explore this intrinsic junction between the existential and the fictional inthe entire oeuvre of the three authors
Neau, Jessy. "L'écran de l’écriture : les adaptations cinématographiques de Wojciech J. Has comme opérateurs de lecture des textes de Jean Potocki, Bolesław Prus et Bruno Schulz." Thesis, Poitiers, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017POIT5001/document.
Full textThis dissertation proposes a renewed approach to the topic of film adaptation, by studying several literary texts together with their film adaptations directed by the same filmmaker, Wojciech Jerzy Has (1925-2000). The originality of our analysis lies in placing films, not texts, as primary and central elements in the organization of our approach. By the choice of a target-oriented approach (Cattrysse 2014), literary texts become the points of arrival rather than the starting points of this comparative analysis. Three films directed by Wojciech Has give the impulse to an itinerary of analyzes that includes various texts adapted by this director (those of Jan Potocki, Bruno Schulz and Bolesław Prus). This mode of organization creates unprecedented modes of relation between the texts and the films, but also between texts themselves, while no relation of explicit intertextuality justifies their connections: Jan Potocki’s Zaragoza Manuscript (1794-1810), Bolesław Prus’ The Doll (1890) the short stories of Bruno Schulz (1934-1937) belong to three different centuries. The reversal of the traditional critical path that we are implementing in this work, by mobilizing the resources of films to capture and project the experience of reading, reveals analogies between filmic and textual analysis. The notions of figure and montage will allow to discover how adaptations can also qualify as rewritings (réécritures) (Ropars 1990), a concept that points towards films that alter the text.It is by the unveiling of some figures related to the fantastic genre that a posterior coherence is given to the texts adapted by Has: the three films present doubles, automata, labyrinth experiences and self-reflexive configurations, creating new relationships between heterogeneous texts. Our research doubles the experimentation of this cinematographic operator of the literature with a fantastic operator, which acts as an element of cohesion in the differential game between literature and cinema
Croteau, Stéphanie. "Le personnage vu de dos au cinéma et dans les autres arts ˸ esthétique, migrations et imaginaires d’une histoire à revers." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019USPCA033.
Full textThe research topic addressed in this paper is a visual motif circulating widely among the arts: the figure seen from behind. Through notions that I have been led to further or develop – appearance, inevidence, dorsality, I examine how this posture depicts a way of inhabiting the image and its world, and analyze its implications in artistic practices as well as in the philosophical and social field. In order to carry out this survey, I was inspired by a gesture of Aby Warburg, the creation of atlases of images. Atlas making allowed me to reveal three expressive modalities of the back running through the history of art and cinema, and which are also found within my boards. I address these questions in the first chapter of the thesis. The second chapter, titled "Repli (s)", focuses on my first picture board, devoted to figures from behind who avoid and sneak away, conveying a withdrawal of expressive meaning. The third chapter addresses my second picture board, in which I sought to depict a form of absorption led by the figure from behind since the Romantic Age.The fourth and last chapter, entitled "Exclusion (s)", examine a violence committed upon the subject. By focusing on the portrayal of African-Americans in American plantation films, I try to show how a form of aesthetic, social, and political exclusion has been created by the representation from behind. What are withdrawn, absorbed or excluded characters telling us in view of the frontality that still prevail today? The figures seen from behind, as presented in my thesis, introduce a dorsality of representations and of existence
Heidelberger, Aurore. "De la mesure à la démesure vers le dionysiaque : une étude de l'excès dans l'oeuvre du chorégraphe et cinéaste flamand Wim Vandekeybus : sous l'angle de l'intermédialité et de l'importance grandissante de la visualité." Phd thesis, Université de Strasbourg, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00922987.
Full textDélicat, Marcelle. "Le pictural dans la création artistique littéraire, bédéiste et cinématographique. Une lecture intermédiatique des fictions biographies des peintres du début du XXème siècle." Thesis, Pau, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PAUU1041/document.
Full textThe aim of this thesis is to read through the media hosts that are the literature, comics and cinema, the presence of pictorial elements in biographical fiction. Here is about a comparative study that considers art as a construction’s place but also the conservation of the history in general and artistic history in particular. In general, the interactions between the pictorial and other arts take two ways. The first way or orientation is the reconstitution of the pictorial field and it's functioning. And the second way or orientation goes through the reappropriation of techniques and means of creation producing pictorial effects with other artistic forms. The insertion of the pictorial may suggests a clear tension between the host media and the inserted form and the result is divided between opacity and transparency; homogeneity and heterogeneity of the host media
Picard, Julie. "Compter mes jours : recherche explorant l'espace entre ma pratique artistique et ma pratique comptable." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/29477.
Full textPages, Hippolyte. "Les imaginaires mythiques du métal et leurs survivances : un exemple d'intermatérialité artistique." Thesis, Toulouse 2, 2018. http://dante.univ-tlse2.fr/id/eprint/9305.
Full textIn a context of artistic production where the diversity of plastic form is widely increasing, this thesis offersto go back to a material and practical approach of the latter, and more specifically of metal sculpturespresented by artists from the beginning of the 20th century. The analysis of the metallic matter whichcomposes these modern and contemporary works will, throughout this research, be operated through thelens of the different imaginaries animating and pervading it. Those imaginaries, coming from such variedhorizons as Ancient Greek, Roman or Scandinavian mythologies, the popular mythology of the IndustrialRevolution or even literature and Science Fiction cinema, will serve as vectors allowing to bring forwardthe different characteristics and various uses of metals in the contemporary art world. The intrinsic linkbetween the physical attributes of metal, the oneirism it conveys, and the way it re-surfaces in sculptureswill be at the core of the present study.The analysis of metal imaginaries and their artistic legacy calls for a pluri-disciplinary scientific research.It starts with a historical approach of the birth and evolution of metallurgy, the myths and the consequentcreations it has generated (I). With the industrial revolution, these metallic dreams have evolved and causeda deep metamorphosis of plastic and semantic qualities of metallic artworks (II). Finally, in the last days ofpost-modernism, either utopian or dystopian vistas are emerging to question the relations between man andthe metallic matter, and these contemporary enquiries will be this work’s last point of focus (III).Throughout the research, the running question of intermateriality (owing to the pre-existing model ofintermediality) – meant to reveal the essential relationship between matters – will be developed, questionedand illustrated simultaneously
Brun, Marion. "Marcel Pagnol, un « illustre méconnu » : réflexions sur les valeurs d'une œuvre littéraire et cinématographique." Thesis, Paris 4, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA040118.
Full textThis thesis provides a new study on a writer usually neglected by scholarship : Marcel Pagnol. Taking his case as a starting point, this study aims to analyze the processes of legitimation and construction of canon. This research, building on sociology of literature, investigates the paradoxes of an “illustrious unrecognized” who pertains to official, classical and patrimonial literature but that nonetheless remains discredited by several matters. His fame and successes damage his symbolic capital; his regional particularism may prevent him from reaching universality. Between institutionalization and disrepute, Pagnol draws a medium path and carries out a medium art (middlebrow culture) which reconciles goodliterature and general public. In theater, he makes commercial theater, boulevard theater and some of the avant-garde come to an agreement, proving the permeability in dramatic field. In cinema, he combines art-house movies, literary script and neorealist avant-garde with popular melodramas. In literature, he emphasizes continuity between oral tradition and media innovation. This middlebrow author, this modern conservative balances regionalism against parisianisme, intellectualism against pragmatism, in a medium way that makes cinema and theater, theater and variety, tale and radio interact
Mohring, Agatha. "Les dispositifs de l'intime dans le roman graphique espagnol contemporain : une approche intermédiale." Thesis, Toulouse 2, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018TOU20040.
Full textContemporary graphic novels address intimate themes such as autobiography and everyday life. They try to represent the unspeakable, the interiority that resists direct figuration, and they have to create modalities of disclosure that do not imply the distortion of intimacy. To do so, graphic novel artists often resort to strategies used by other media. They can also refer to them in order to cause a breach in the narrative and the figuration through which the reader can catch a glimpse of intimacy. Theater, photography, sketches or travelbooks, dance or cinema often break into the panel. They can even deeply modify the form of graphic novels. Analysing nearly forty intimate and intermedial contemporary Spanish graphic novels, this thesis studies the modalities of representation of intimacy. Moreover, it aims at defining its challenges in the 21st century. It also shows that intermedial references allow the artist to articulate the text and the image in a different way to suggest intimacy. Apparatus and intermediality theories turn out to be relevant tools to examine interconnection levels between different media, as well as their impact on the figuration of intimacy. The intermedial porosity of the graphic novel also questions its media status and its position in the contemporary editorial and cultural context. Its relations with the comic and the novel are ambiguous, since they oscillate between distancing and approaching. Moreover, on the one hand, they corroborate the mediatic independence of the graphic novel, while, on the other hand, they invalidate it. This thesis aims at finding out if the contemporary Spanish graphic novel is already established as a cultural series differentiated from the comic, or if it is still in an emerging stage
Las novelas gráficas contemporáneas tratan temáticas intimistas, por ejemplo la autobiografía o el relato del día a día. Plantean cómo representar lo indecible, la interioridad que resiste a la figuración directa, y tienen que inventar modalidades de desvelamiento que no impliquen la desvirtuación de lo íntimo. Entonces, los artistas recurren con frecuencia a estrategias propias de otros medios, o se refieren a ellos para crear brechas en la narración y en la imagen a través de las cuáles lo íntimo se deja entrever. El teatro, la fotografía, el libro de bocetos y de viaje, la danza o el cine irrumpen a menudo en las viñetas, y hasta pueden modificar en profundidad la forma de las novelas gráficas. Este trabajo observa, en unas cuarenta obras españolas contemporáneas, intimistas e intermédiales, las modalidades de representación de lo íntimo, y define sus retos en el siglo XXI. Demuestra también que las referencias intermediales permiten articular de una manera distinta el texto y la imagen en la novela gráfica para sugerirlo. La Crítica de los dispositivos y las teorías intermediales resultan ser herramientas pertinentes para examinar los niveles de interconexión entre los distintos medios, y sus incidencias en la figuración de lo íntimo. La porosidad intermedial de la novela gráfica también pone en tela de juicio su estatuto mediático y su ubicación en el panorama editorial y cultural contemporáneo. Sus relaciones con el cómic y la novela son ambiguas, puesto que oscilan entre distanciamiento y acercamiento, y que, por un lado, corroboran la independencia mediática de la novela gráfica, y, por otro lado, la invalidan. Esta tesis intenta averiguar si la novela gráfica española contemporánea ya está asentada como serie cultural diferenciada del cómic, o si sigue involucrada en una fase de emergencia
Sukle-Zanone, Therese. "La métamorphose dans l'oeuvre de Steven Millhauser." Thesis, Grenoble, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013GRENL016/document.
Full textSteven Millhauser's fiction is characterized by perpetual movement: a transition from realism to the fantastic, with plots which resist denouement and characters, places and objects in constant transformation. Millhauser's work offers the reader a literary metamorphosis which is both stylistic and thematic. The millhauserien metamorphosis is typically American, the offspring of Emersonian philosophy, and it highlights the transformative power of art and, specifically, of literature. Using the mutually transformative relationship between art and cultural identity as a starting point, this thesis demonstrates the ways in which Millhauser's fiction develops the metamorphic nature of the esthetic experience. The relationship between the reader, the text and the author is at the heart of literary metamorphosis, and this transformative relationship, which often appears in Millhauser's work, sets the stage for an exploration of the possibilities and limits of language. If Millhauser's fiction illustrates the destructive potential of linguistic metamorphosis, and articulates a certain anxiety concerning the limits of language, his work is nonetheless dominated by the sentiment of wonder and hope in the regenerative value of fiction and its power to reveal the unusual beauty of a world which has become ordinary
Wang, Yu. "Sémiotique et rhétorique des codes socio-culturels de l’affiche et de l’affichage : le cas des campagnes de prévention contre le SIDA." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université de Lorraine, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017LORR0382.
Full textThis research proposes a semiotic and rhetoric discourse analysis of the poster and the display, about the prevention of AIDS through sexual transmission. In the wake of the School of Paris and the Groupe μ, our research is divided into three parts, respectively: the semiotics of the poster, the rhetoric of the poster and the semiotics of the display, in order to have a complete and extensive study of the visual and communicative discourse. Based on the hypotheses about the influence of the socio-cultural context of the poster and the display, the semiotic and rhetoric analysis through a multicultural corpus illustrates that the socio-cultural codes concern with all aspects of the poster and the display in our research
Charette, Luc. "Imagité [image_magie_agité]." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2003. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/33846.
Full textLa réflexion présentée dans ce mémoire de maîtrise en arts visuels vise à mettre en contexte ma pratique artistique la plus actuelle. Ce mémoire accompagne une exposition intitulée IMAGITÉ [ image_magie_agité ], une œuvre installative in situ présentée à la Galerie d’art de l’Université de Moncton.Ce mémoire contextualise et qualifie mon processus de création en tant qu'artiste visuel produisant dans le domaine de l'intermédia. C'est de mon approche artistique dont il est question, de ma pensée la plus récente vis-à-vis de mon art élaboré à l'aide d'éléments du monde médiatique et des nouvelles (ainsi que les plus anciennes) technologies des communications. Dans ma production hybride j ’explore les espaces réels (installations) — visuels (imagerie) — virtuels (Internet), par l'entremise de questionnements en rapport avec le concept du temps, les systèmes de langages, l’identité et la représentation.L’objet de mon expression, comme on sera en mesure de le constater par la lecture de ce mémoire, reflète un caractère qui se situe davantage dans le domaine de la poésie urbaine.
Québec Université Laval, Bibliothèque 2019
Becquet, Alexandra. "Ford Madox Ford et les arts : peinture, musique et arts du spectacle dans l'oeuvre romanesque." Thesis, Paris 3, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA030166.
Full textFord Madox Ford is an impressionist writer who purports to be a historian of his own time and seems to represent modern life in a text conceived visually to make you see. He thus encourages a parallel between his writing and the nineteenth-century French painters’ art to be drawn ; yet he draws on a vast array of arts and aesthetics in his narratives to forge his impression according to his original and singular conception of art. That conception supports the artistic accumulation and association exercised in the novels while it shatters established aesthetic frameworks to merge arts and aesthetics in a form which adapts to reality to structure its formlessness and reveals it to offer an experience of it to the reader. In obeying pictorial and theatrical norms to be seen as pictures or in scenes, the narrative in fact discloses how modernity resists mimetic illusion. So painting and the theatre do not represent visibility but its loss, and the novels are forced by their object to embrace a thoroughly modern de-figuration which Fordian aesthetics endorses and the cinema realises. The latter then grants access to the vision of a fragmented and moving world totalled by the continuous metamorphosis of film, which besides encourages visual identification. However the cinema does not lead to the totalisation of the novel, nor to the dialog which the writer intends to have with his sympathetic reader in order to transfer his artwork onto him. That transfer does happen by means of the text and its structure but ultimately without figuration, through the music of the novel which at once governs, unites and abolishes representation, the arts and the text so the artwork be com-prehended
Gondouin, Tiphaine. "Médium et appareil dans la création photographique." Thesis, Strasbourg, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012STRAC022.
Full textWhen creating a picture is done by using and operating a camera there comes a time when this device becomes essential and a subject for all kinds of questioning. Photography brings this type of questioning to my mind. How to take a picture all of a sudden happens to be an essential as well as recurring question. Then a critical appreciation free from fascination may be undertaken on what we consider as a mere technique that is used to take a picture. But how to proceed to the analysis of the photographic medium ? Considering the medium as a global set a paradigm taking full part in the creation and conditioning it at the same time allows the carrying out of an appreciation on this particular part taken by the photographic medium in the realization (or installation) of a picture. From that moment this appreciation can be studied by examining all the elements of the camera in a wider definition of the latter than a mere consideration of the camera itself in order to know not only what it is but also how to use it and thus to find out its own “poïétique” as well as its unique connection to reality. This method relates to a deconstruction then a bringing forward of the primary and fundamental elements of a photographic medium (grain, burn, flatness, darkness…) ; what it is made of and makes it unique . In a different way, the conditioning that the photographic equipment operates in the realization of pictures can be considered as a disclosure of the process : an emphasis on the process, the approach, the method that allows the picture. This approach and this research make it possible to recontextualize the process the « poïétique » at work in each artistic creation of photographic pictures
Rojas, Amador Paula. "Les médias numériques dès une écriture intermédiale : suivi de Le monde n'arrête pas, scénario dramaturgique." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/34123.
Full textOur research-creation addresses the problematic of adapting a narrative text to the theater when it comes to incorporating the possibilities offered by the digital media, and adopting the expanded text that follows. For this adaptation process, which is moving away from the traditional process, we opt for an intermedial approach. We focus more particularly on the hypermedia theater, which allows us to question the connections that occur between the visual, sonic, spatial and textual writings, as well as on their dynamics of co-presence in the theater scene. An essential part of the methodology of this research-creation rests on the development of a series of scenic research laboratories in which videographic, sound and spatial devices have been created. These devices have been integrated into the dramaturgical creation presented in the form of an intermedial script. Chapters 1 and 2 touch on the conceptual framework. In the first chapter, we present the concepts of intermediality, theater as hypermedia, intermedial writing and other concepts that allow us to discuss adaptation and its relationship with the media. In the second chapter, we study video, sound, space and text in relation to digital media. In addition, we reflect on the dramaturgical composition of each of these expressive elements and the points of reference that can contribute to the conception of dramaturgy. Chapters 3 and 4 discuss the practical and creative aspects. In the third chapter, we describe scenic devices in the four scenic research laboratories and creative processes. We make an intermedial analysis. We also discuss the working protocol that emerged from these practical experiences in the Laboratory of New Technologies of Image, Sound and Scene (LANTISS). Finally, in the fourth chapter, we present the dramaturgical work entitled “The World Does Not Stop” and its process of creation.
Salari, Chiara. "Le paysage explosé : Atlas contemporain des circulations photographiques et médiatiques du paysage. Perspectives américaines, italiennes et françaises." Thesis, Université de Paris (2019-....), 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019UNIP7175.
Full textThis research explores the transformation of landscape in contemporary visual culture, where aesthetics dialogues intensively with the political and social, through an intercultural perspective between the United states, Italy and France. Rather than from an exclusively artistic or geographic point of view – moving beyond the outdated thesis of a “landscape death” as developed in the 1980s – the landscape is considered as a notion and a media object in circulation, a potential medium for the creation of national and cultural visual identities, of the imaginaries and the sense of places. Firstly, we situate the contemporary photographic landscape in its relation to some Euro-American artistic traditions and cinematographic practices, addressing and developing underlying questions of intericonicity and crossed gazes. Secondly, we investigate the role of contemporary landscape photography within the strategies of visualization and planning of territories and environments, in other words in its documentary function for geographical, architectural or urban projects, which are often materialized by exhibitions. Thirdly, we observe the transformation of the landscape according to the evolution of digital media. Indeed, starting from Web 2.0 we see a new hybridization between artistic, institutional and amateur images which circulate on the same networks and a fracturing of the ontological barrier between fixed and moving images. The geo-localization and the articulation of images to geographic information systems, as well as the miniaturization of mobile devices, contribute to the constitution of a new scopic system which no longer respects the visual conventions of the traditional landscape “view” and of the central perspective