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Béland, Benoît. "L'inscription de la lecture dans L'hiver de force de Réjean Ducharme : lecteur fictif/lecteur réel." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 2000. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/ftp01/MQ48133.pdf.
Full textAguettaz, François. "Le lecteur et ses figures : le lecteur de poésie et son imaginaire de la lecture." Chambéry, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995CHAML001.
Full textFor the reader of poetry, the effectiveness of his reading largely depends on his own imagination of reading, that is to say, his perception of himself as a reader. This perception - this representation - is in fact a source of energy likely to produce various dynamics in the process of reading. In this respect, it can either inhibit the reader if it is a negative perception, or stimulate him if it reflects a positive image of himself. This representation which is extremely habitual in fact, has frequently lost its power of stimulation because it has been reduced to cliches or commonplaces. But many readers know how to draw a vivid stimulus which revitalizes their reading. The description of this representation (for example, reading as a picking, hunting, travelling), on one hand allows to explore a few fundamental dynamics (dynamics of opening, preying on, travelling over, or initiatory quest) and, on the other hand to emphasize, in its various aspects, the specific creativity of the reader : production of new perceptions of the world, production of order or destruction of fossilized structures, development of instruments, regeneration of vital energy and finally creation of a representation. The process of reading, such as it is experienced by the real reader, is then enlightened in all its dimensions of profound experience, and, for from being limited to a mere intellectual operation, it becomes the way to achieve poetical knowledge
Mariette-Clot, Catherine. "Stendhal lecteur." Grenoble 3, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994GRE39001.
Full textIn the matter of literature, critics often speak about the important link between the writer and his memory or his language. But they forget, sometimes, the real roots of this memory and the place where the writer learns this language. In this study, my aim is to verify that reading is the main basis of writing. In Stendhal's books, this very problem is set. The "testimony-book", vie de Henry Brulard, intimates that the story hinges on the fact that life is told in terms of readings more than in terms of slight incidents. We can also verify that this theme is relevant in Stendhal's novels. But Stendhal goes further: he identifies himself to his readings and gives a metaphysical value to reading. For him a real life may resemble toa story ; then, I tried to analyse the effects of reading in Stendhal's pieces of autobiography according the model of Don Quichotte. They both live the same relation to literature and have the same behaviour in front of life events. They are surprised in the same way when they discover their transformation into a text. Then, Stendhal invents his reader through the pages of his books and set a program for this reader. He has a hard time leaving his text to the posterity
Cazentre, Thomas. "Gide lecteur : la littérature au miroir de la lecture /." Paris : Éd. Kimé, 2003. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb39068603g.
Full textManzini, Frédéric. "Spinoza : lecteur d'Aristote." Paris 4, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA040157.
Full textChetail, Fabienne. "Rôle de la syllabe dans la reconnaissance visuelle de mots en lecture : étude chez le lecteur expert et l'apprenti lecteur." Bordeaux 2, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008BOR21546.
Full textThe aim of this research is to investigate the role of the syllable in the processes of visual word recognition in skilled and beginning readers. In adults, the nature of syllabic effects (Experiments 1-4) and the joined role of orthographic information (Experiments 5-8) is examined. In children, the use and the role of syllable units are assessed, related to their phonological habilities and reading level (Experiments 9-12). In these experiments, the effects of syllable frequency, syllable congruency, and syllable-length were tested in the lexical decision task and the word naming task, combined or not with masked priming. Taken together, the data support the assumption of a functional role of syllable units during lexical access, in both adults and children. Furthermore, the results make it possible to specify the processes underlying syllable effects (sub-lexical activation and lexical inhibition), and the variables influencing the strength of these effects (syllabic and orthographic characteristics of stimuli, type of task, reading level of the participants). The data are discussed in current model of lexical access incorporating syllable representations
Pavón, Cuéllar David. "Lacan, lecteur de Marx." Rouen, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2012ROUEL023.
Full textWithout being either a Marxist or close to Marxism, the psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan (1901-1981) refers to Karl Marx (1818-1883) with emphasis and enthusiasm. Besides counting Marx among the most passionate followers of the truth, Lacan surprisingly sees him as the inventor of the symptom and the founder of structuralism. It also assigns to him capital merits in a Lacanian perspective, such as the subversion of knowledge, the refutation of metalanguage, the discoloration of the master discourse and the denunciation of epistemological deception. All this constitutes a reading of Marx which is characterized by its complexity, boldness and originality. In this thesis, we deal with such a reading. We explore its precedents and its foundations. We consider its consistency and its place in the context of the Lacanian theory. We look at its evolution over the succession of writings and seminars of Lacan. We compare it to other approaches to Marx
Boncour, Élisabeth. "Maître Eckhart, lecteur d'Origène." Paris, EPHE, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014EPHE5031.
Full textEven though Meister Eckhart may not have read the entire writings of Origen available in his lifetime, an alert reader of his work in latin and German cannot fail to be struck by the philosophical affinity of these two writers an aspect that can be demonstrated in three areas : exegesis, anthropology and deification. It is by relying on what Scripture says that Eckhart, following in Origen's footsteps, develops a spititual interpretation of the Bible, as well as the philosophical certainty that the sacra pagina is a philosophy in itself - the true philosophy. It is to Origen, furthemore, that he owes his comments on permanence and the impossibility of mankind disposing of the image of God, which establishes him, from the moment of his idealised formation in the paternal intellect, as the Son of God. This is why the Word can take root in the soul : there is a place in the soul which, comprised of true humanity, has the capacity to make us now and henceforth, sons of God. Whith Origen as with Eckhart, there is the same central notion : in the World Flesh depends purely on the renewal of our own true essence, that of being sons of God
L'Hermitte-Howlett, Sylvie. "Malraux, lecteur de Dostoi͏̈evski." Paris 3, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA030043.
Full textThe aim of this study is to carry out, by a systematic confrontation of their works, an explicit analysis of the way in which André Malraux and Dostoievsky's novels are implicitly closely related. The different readings of Dostoievsky and various intercessors like Gide, Suarès and Chestov enable Malraux to weave a most personal dialogue with the Russian novelist, so as to discover his " demon " and more deeply fathom the question of Evil. Malraux's early novels adapted Dostoievsky's heritage to the Asian and European revolutionary contexts. Malraux gradually appropriates this heritage for himself to such extent that it becomes his own signature. His last writings pay Dostoievski a tribute which appears sometimes like a form of identification. The analysis of Dostoievsky's novels by Malraux reveals a formalistic conception of novel writing before its time. Through his novels, his essays, prefaces, accounts, speeches and interviews we have sought to piece together the essay on Dostoievsky which Malraux didn't have the chance to publish
Adam, Rodolphe. "Lacan, lecteur de Kierkegaard." Paris 7, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA070026.
Full textKierkegaard is a Lacan's teaching major philosopher. From 1948 till 1975, on several occasions, he cornes again on the psychoanalysis discours. Always evoked concisely, the religious thinker has however got a crucial function concerning Freud's coming back. The investigating methodology based on the exact reading of all the Lacanian references to Kierkegaard, aims at showing the importance that this last involues according to psychoanalysis basic concepts. Lacan's return to Freudian concept of repetition always take place on his multiples scansions facing Kierkegaard's text of 1843, "The repetition". Where is displayed the Freudian truth : répétition is always missed, never satisfied. Anguish finds also its compass with Kierkegaard to reveal that's what it doesn't deceive and its relation to the Other's desire. With Kierkegaard, instant is also a premiss of logical time founding. At last, existence proved perfectly concordant with Freudian experience. These concepts living to read again Kierkegaard as a thinker of real for Lacan, what draws what isn't Hegelian in psychoanalysis, a real not subordinated to rational
Desbiens, Isabelle. "Ravel lecteur de Mallarmé /." Thèse, Chicoutimi : Université du Québec à Chicoutimi, 2001. http://theses.uqac.ca.
Full textTestut-Prouha, Arnaud. "Théocrite, lecteur de Platon." Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017MON30103/document.
Full textThis is to show that Theocritus poetic art is based on literary and speculative elements specific to Plato : dialogue, mimesis, genres, myths, images
Mazauric, Catherine. "Le Lecteur d'Afriques - Contribution à une didactique transculturelle de la lecture littéraire." Phd thesis, Université Toulouse le Mirail - Toulouse II, 2004. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00750393.
Full textHourquet, Jean-Louis. "Nicolas Poussin, lecteur des Anciens." Thesis, Rennes 2, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016REN20007.
Full text« Read the story and the painting »: this invitation, sent by Poussin to one of his patrons, grounds the iconological approach of his works. The artist asserted elsewhere that « newness in painting does not consist mostly in a yet unrepresented subject, but in a proper and new dispositio and elocutio, thus turning the common and the old into the singular and new ». Still, little sustained critical attention has been paid to the actual ways in which Poussin made use and transposed the Ancient authors from which this erudite painter drew a large of share of his inspiration. We have therefore tried to recover what, according to Poussin himself, constitutes the newness, the singularity of his way of transposing the literary material. It appears that, rather than producing an illustration, Poussin’s word relied on a hermeneutic mode of engagement, calling upon the viewer to decipher in the paintings the secret relationships drawn between a plurality of a literary work’s loci, or between the Ancient source text ostensibly figured in the painting and another, eventually modern one. Such a conception of his practice is epitomized in Poussin’s characteristic use of a critically neglected device : the visual equivoque. We mayrecognize in its use the trace of a genre, that of the enigma painting, dear to the culture of Jesuit colleges, and anothermark of their influence on Poussin’s oeuvre
Broqua, Vincent. "Ted Hughes lecteur de Shakespeare." Paris 3, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA030135.
Full textDrawing on new evidence from the Ted Hughes archives at Emory University, this dissertation investigates Hughes's reading of the British national poet. In his 1949 edition of Shakespeare's Works and his anthologies of Shakespeare's verse Hughes fragments Shakespeare's text whereas he tends to read it in a systematic way in his criticism. This works as a paradigm in his readings of Shakespeare. His systematic reading permeates his biographical writings where Shakespeare helps him to reread his personal myth and to reassess his poetic career. However, the shakespearian echoes in Hughes's poetry are also a way to reinstate Shakespeare's sometimes occult presence in his text. Moreover, Ted Hughes reinterprets Shakespeare's language in his blazons, his poetry of dissection and, last, in his consonantal language of contamination. His lifelong engagement with Shakespeare's texts tends to a reflection on the interrelations between poetry and drama
Gautier, Hélène. "Du Bellay lecteur de Virgile." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018USPCA073.
Full textThis dissertation presents a critical analysis of the way reading Virgil impacted the works of Du Bellay, even so far as to define and reveal Du Bellay’s poetry and his figure as a poet.In the first part, an assessment of the various tools for reading Virgilian texts from Antiquity to the Renaissance brings to light the means available to Du Bellay in order to read and imitate Virgil – his reading of Virgil and his own writing being intrinsically associated. A preliminary listing and categorization of the elements Du Bellay borrowed from Virgil in his works from 1549 to 1560 makes it possible to highlight ways to analyze how Virgil is imitated by Du Bellay. The second part then examines in a diachronic fashion the notion of Virgilian “innutrition”. This part thus draws particular attention to 1552, year of the translation of books four and six of The Aeneid, a pivotal year in Du Bellay’s poetic production for it seemed to have born witness to his assimilation of Virgilian texts and his moving on to genuine rewriting of Virgil in his later poems from 1552 to 1560.The third part articulates the specifically poetic issues to socio-political concerns, insofar as it exposes the purpose of Du Bellay in his imitation of Virgil, most particularly the definition of his position as a poet within the city in the Roman collections (1558) and especially in the political speeches from the later years (1558-1560)
Martins, Victor Mendonça Nobre. "L'Oedipe selon Foucault : Foucault lecteur et non-lecteur de Freud à travers le «complexe d’Oedipe»." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019USPCC069.
Full textFoucault's work, from the 1970s until his death in 1984, was marked by a critique of the "Oedipus complex", a concept essential to Freud. The radicalism of Foucault's critics would have implied, on the one hand, a certain distance from the psychoanalysts of his works and, on the other hand, that his readers take a certain distance from the Freudian letter. A fundamental detail to the understanding of this difficult interlocution: the references of the philosopher to the "Oedipus complex" were always formulated without presenting to his readers any quote from Freud. From within his own text, which systematically refers to the work of the psychoanalyst, Foucault summoned each time his interlocutor without ever giving him the floor. What reading of Freud would he have done? How could he write so much on the "Oedipus complex" without ever mentioning Freud? In order to identify the modalities, the aspects, the forms of this erased reading operation, we will approach the main Foucaldian references to the "Oedipus complex" and their negative logic
Fradette, Marie-Ève. "Évaluation des pratiques éducatives parentales dans la lecture interactive chez le lecteur débutant." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 2000. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk1/tape3/PQDD_0016/MQ51133.pdf.
Full textRosellini, Michèle. "Lecture et "connaissance des bons livres" : Charles Sorel et la formation du lecteur." Paris 3, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA030154.
Full textThe unprecented effervescence of publishing in the XVIIth century inspires Charles Sorel to write about books and readers. Thus we can perceive Sorel's writings (1620-1674) as a meeting point of questions about literary value and literary criteria, the diffusion of scientific knowledge, the dangers and the utility of fictional writings, the benefits of curiosity, the legitimacy of the reader's pleasure, the margin of interpretation. Sorel deals with those questions in his theorical writings (bibliography, philosophy, history, encyclopedia), and experiments them in fictions that introduce readers as characters. His purpose is to form an "universal" reader and not the well-known type of honnest man. So this study is willing to be a first approach to a History of reading and reader
David, Sophie. "Lecteur réel et scolarisation de la lecture littéraire dans la liaison école-collège." Toulouse 2, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010TOU20106.
Full textIn the conjunction between the research works of the theorists of the literary reading and the educational specialists which elaborated the concept " of subject reader " and the programs for the French school of 2002, which introduced the literature and recognized the role of the reception, opens a field on the place and the formation of the reader at school. We made our subject of research, confined in the connection between two symbolic classes: the primary and secondary school. A first working axis consisted in leading an investigation on the reader through the official texts. So, we were able to establish that when they speak about the reader, it is mostly according to an ideal, what makes it an authority forged by representations and ideological movements more than an embodiment of particular individuals. This "school" reader is not the common, real reader. Secondly, we approached the question of the reader on the theoretical and didactic plans to encircle more exactly what we can understand by "real reader", and we ended in a double meaning of a word, that of a real, settled reader as theorized, and that of an empirical reader, who is concretely embodied, in competition with the school reader. This research work ended, in the third time, in the elaboration of didactic steps susceptible to take into account the interactions between these three readers' postures. We deducted several interests from it: so the pupil is formed as much by the reading as in the reading in a reflexive act where he confides, himself, at the same time as he discovers the work. They are so many tracks for the formation of the teachers
Delpierre-Sahuc, Marie-Elisabeth. "De l'apprenti-lecteur au producteur habile : méthode de lecture et orthographe : quels liens?" Paris 3, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA030020.
Full textA correlation between the writing performance of elementary classes’ students and the reading method used in the “CP” class was underlined in 2000 (Master’s study). The purpose of the present research is to confirm this impact and to describe the development of writing automatisms and psycho-cognitive process evolution, which are both essential for the writing processing, in reading and spelling. The students’ longitudinal follow up, from the CP to the CM2, shows that the CP teaching may have a positive impact on establishing the writing processes and the performances of young readers and writers. Certain types of errors in dictation, copy work and essay can be observed until the CM2. Three methods have been analysed: the “dumb dictations” inspired by M. Montessori, the Freinet Natural method and the AFL Protocol, which differ in their theoretical, educational and linguistic bases. They are compared with the mixed, analytic and synthetic approaches. The results show that one of the essential teachings is the teaching of the grapho-phonological code, which settles reading skills and facilitates the control of spelling set of rules. The research underlines a “teacher’s practice” effect for the mixed methods restricted to reading’s teaching in the CP class and a “method” effect for those approaches which organize the teaching on all three cycles of primary school. The results show the necessity of an efficient textual activity, in order to develop the writing skills. The observed trends show a less effect of the socio-cultural environment on the performances of those cohorts which have received a phonologically based learning of letter-sound rules
Perrin, Agnès. "Apprentissage de la lecture et construction de l'identité de lecteur au cours préparatoire." Thesis, Grenoble, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012GRENL032/document.
Full textIn the last decades of the twentieth century, literary critics strove to define what place to give the reader amidst the process of literary creation. Scrutinized under different angles (cognitive, cultural, psychoanalytical, anthropological, sociological, linguistic, aesthetic), the activity of the reader as recipient of a given work has now been described with accuracy, observed again and again to better fathom the conditions in which this reception takes place. In the wake of these studies, didactic research also questions the way a reader in-training can set up an intimate relationship to literature and grow into a position which allows him/her to enter the game -to which a literary work quintessentially invites him/her- in order to assimilate the literary text, to actualize it and draw personal benefit from his/her readings.We believe the various reader positionings, so far described only from the models of expert readers, can also be taught, simultaneously with the rigorous acquisition of reading skills. To tackle this issue, this thesis has defined an epistemological framework based, on the one hand, upon Michel Picard and Vincent Jouve's models of theorization of the readership, and on the other hand, upon research in literature didactics which have renewed the way of teaching it by taking into account the reader as subject. The exploratory dimension of this research which compares two types of learning has permitted to find out-the different processes implemented by pupils to understand and invest the texts-the representations concerning reading that they build according to different learning situations-the conditions necessary to the mobilization of their subjectivity in building a participatory and/or distanciated reading.This research will also have permitted to suggest a few hypotheses aimed at building the bases of the modelization of the reading processes at work for the reader in-training
Richardson, Nicole L. "Du lecteur réel au lecteur fictif : essai de sociopoétique des quatre premiers romans de Gérard Bessette." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1996. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk3/ftp05/mq20948.pdf.
Full textMuneaux, Mathilde. "Effets orthographiques sur la perception des mots parlés : Etudes chez l'apprenti lecteur et le lecteur expert." Aix-Marseille 1, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004AIX10044.
Full textNjoh, Victor. "Hume, lecteur des morales de l'Antiquité." Paris 1, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA010581.
Full textDavid hume, scottish philosopher, was disappointed by the attitude of public after his publishing of treatise of human nature (1739), where he has explained the tenets of his moral philosophy. He decided again to explain more simply these tenets in his moral essays (1742) which became more popular. These essays were presented as four portraits of philosophers : epicurean, stoic, platonist and the sceptic. Every philosopher thinks that philosophy is an art of life. This art may be conduct us to happiness. And at last, the sceptic uses the ideas of the three others in order to make up his method. Consequently, happiness consist in attitude to maintain generally us in life
Monsabert, Anne-Sophie de. "L'intranquillité du lecteur de Georges Pérec." Paris 7, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA070144.
Full textThe origin of this thesis is the perception of an uncomfortable feeling - the "intranquillity" - arisen from the reading of ggeorges perec's works. Hard to define and not very inclined to be an object of theory, this feeling can't be understood but by examining its functionning into the texts themselves. Four short and quite anecdotal texts are so studied in details. Tackled according to specific approaches : time, everyday-life, writing, they are moreover connectd with richer and more famous books. Then inventory- the theme of enumeraton -, which is an atypic and so worrying writing form, is examined with help of many examples picked out perec's works. A second part, clearly different, begins here : it's about a classification of some perecian figures, which allows to better perceive the connections between the author, the reader and the text. This sort of taxonomy, yes arbitrary but neither exhaustive nor definitive, leads to recognize the "intranquillity" as a crossing point for those three entities
Jouve, Vincent. "L'interaction lecteur personnages dans le roman." Paris 3, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA030085.
Full textThe aim of this study is to rethink the question of the novel character on the basis of a theory of reading. The first part ( perception ) concentrates on an analysis of the mental process through which we imagine th character when we are reading. We try to show how the identity of the novel character emerges from a cooperation between the text and the reader. The second part ( reception ) analyses what relations - either conscious or unconscious ones - take place between the rea- der and the characters. The character is examined as the basis upon which the rea- der can foresee the story, understand the text and experience feelings. The third part ( implication ) studies the phenomenology of the interaction between the reader and the characters and its extra-textual extensions. In the last part ( application ), we test our theory through the analysis of excerpts of three novels. We chose them from a historical point of view ( medieval novel, classical novel, "nouveau roman" ) and a formal one ( narative, dialogue, character- sketch ). These excerpts are taken from the roman d'eneas, an anonymous twelfth century narra- tive, from illusions perdues by balzac and from molloy by beckett
Lotodé, Valérie. "Le lecteur virtuel de Rachid Boudjedra." Montpellier 3, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005MON30007.
Full textAimed at portraying Rachid Boudjedra's virtual reader in four of his novels, this thesis stands between theories of the reception and the aesthetic effect, Umberto Eco's semiotic approach, and narratologic and linguistic analysis. In this study, Valérie Lotodé determines how work envisages its receiver, registers him discreetly into the text, and programs its own actualization. She also gives a more human image to an altogether theoretical figure by releasing its sexual and cultural identity. Owing to the fact that Rachid Boudjedra, Algerian author writing in french, creates his novels in a cleaved social and historical context, and that he uses the language of the Other, the analysis of the virtual reception proves extremely pertinent to propose the Maghrebian specificity of his writings, and the cultural duality of their readership
Cathelineau, Pierre-Christophe. "Lacan lecteur d'Aristote : politique, métaphysique, logique /." Paris : Ed. de l'Association freudienne internationale, 1998. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb375529099.
Full textCathelineau, Pierre-Christophe. "Lacan lecteur d'Aristote : politique, métaphysique, logique /." Paris : Éd. de l'Association freudienne internationale, 2002. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb38868939j.
Full textCathelineau, Pierre-Christophe. "Lacan, lecteur d'aristote. Politique, metaphysique, logique." Paris 4, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA040105.
Full textThe commentary on aristote's work that lacan gave in the course of his seminary -that is to say thirty years- is nowadays widely unrecognized. We have been wishful of demonstrating the richness and the importance of this commentary for the modern interpretation of stagirites. The title of this thesis reflects how interested lacan could be in the philosopher's thought. The object of our work has first been to explain why the ethics to nicomaque and politics which are indissociable, were according to him the paradigm of the classical reflexion on the subject. It has also been to show what inferences he drew from all that in his own discipline. Then we have decided to stress on the link between this masterful ethics and the question of being that he brought up. Heidegger's philosophy as well as that of the anglo-saxon essentialists revived aristote's work, each in their own way : what interpretation did lacan put forward them, which was to give a clinic significance to hupokeimenon and to the singular ousia? the last purpose of our study has been to show that lacan built up his logic on the foundations of aristote's. He had recognized on him the advised precursor of the science of real, the one of whom he wanted to be the successor. He had also recognized the inventor of the modal reasoning of which he introduced the application into clinics
Lemarchand, Thieurmel Stéphanie. "Lecture subjective en classe et avènement du sujet lecteur : étude longitudinale en lycée professionnel." Thesis, Rennes 2, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014REN20036/document.
Full textIn vocationa l schools, can the school become a vector for the enhancemeht of the reading experience ? To answer this question, we encouraged the pupils to read subjec tively and analysed the persona!readin gs of each student. A comparative study over three years took place in two different classes which allowed us to highlight the links between school reading and everyd ay literature. In each case, we find the need for stories which provide the means to access knowledge, the very knowledge Claude Lévi-Strauss termed the mythical thought. We identify three uses of school texts which, once subtly mixed, allow access to literary reading and the birth of the subject-reader
Genin, Christine. "L'expérience du lecteur dans les romans de Claude Simon, du "Vent a l'Acacia" : lecture studieuse et lecture poignante." Paris 10, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA100134.
Full textThis study analyses the modalities of the cognitive experience which is an essential part of the reading process of Claude Simon’s novels: writers, in working on the language and the thematic and formal characteristics that constitute his style, comprehends and restores his own cognitive experience of reality, an experience which we share in the reading process. Reading is, however, an ambivalent pleasure, with two aspects: one intellectual and active, a studious reading, the other emotional and passive, a poignant reading. They must be in constant equilibrium for the reader to have a complete cognitive experience. Each section of this study describes one of three main modalities of the cognitive experience in the reading process of Simon’s works, and attempts to determine the extent of the studious reading and of the poignant reading. Thus are considered: first, the restoration and exploration of perception, principally under its visual and subjective aspects; then, the reconstitution of memory, both personal and collective, and in its dynamic and associative aspects; and lastly, perception and memory are structured through the construction of the text, which reproduces in a coherent network the mental construction of knowledge and emotions. This description of the cognitive experience in the reading process of Simon’s works reveals the importance of the poignant reading, which his critics too often overlook, and, above all, the indissociable nature of the two types of reading, which his critics too often overlook, and, above all, the indissociable nature of the two types of reading processes. In our critical relationship to the text, we must therefore emphasize emotion, without, however, denying the studious part of the critic's subject. We should also rehabilitate the notion of critical consciousness by expanding the notion of consciousness to include all the neurobiological and cognitive content it has acquired today
Mansar, Hedhili. "L'invention du lecteur dans le roman sadien." Paris 4, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA040138.
Full textDavid-Ménard, Monique. "Raison et délire, Kant lecteur de Swedenborg." Paris 4, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA040121.
Full textHow important have been Kant’s thoughts on madness in determining the formation of his philosophy, both critical and transcendental, in his theoretical aspect, eg. In his theory of the object, as well in the practical aspect ? The research, here, developed intends to re-read the critique of pure reason in examining the relationship between anthropology and philosophy from the essay on the sickness of the mind (1764), to the dreams of a spirit-seer in the light of dreams of metaphysics (1766) and, later on, to the anthropology (1798)
Lakhdari-Benalioua, Fadila. "D. H. Lawrence, lecteur du "Golden bough"." Aix-Marseille 1, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987AIX10086.
Full textA general introduction to such new fields as anthropology, ethnology and ethnography, to james george frazer and to the controlling ideas of the golden bough includes the preliminary aspects one needs to be familiar with before getting into a detailed discussion on the impact of the golden bough on d. H. Lawrence's selected works. Lawrence has certainly been very deeply affected by his reading of the golden bough. The basic myths, the rites, the legends, the customs and beliefs which constitute the framework of the golden bough have undoubtedly contributed to the shaping of lawrence's imaginative vision of the world. The most important myth is that of the dying and reviving god with its rituals of death and rebirth celebrated every year and closely related to the recurrent rhythm of the seasons. Such a myth, which emphasizes the cyclic conception of the universe and the interrelation of man and the world of nature will help lawrence illustrate his own vision of the world
Asselot, Emmanuel. "Oscar Wilde, lecteur de l'Antiquité gréco-latine." Saint-Etienne, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999STET2063.
Full textGRANDGEORGE, ETIENNE ANDRE. "Un nouveau lecteur de glycemie : etude clinique." Université Louis Pasteur (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992STR1M214.
Full textAssali, Mouna. "L’expérience de la lecture, à la lumière du livre Le nom sur le bout de la langue de Pascal Quignard suivi de Regard aveugle, récit fragmenté." Mémoire, Université de Sherbrooke, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/11143/9564.
Full textChaudhury, Shantona. "Les effets d'une curiosite bien incommode du lecteur, roman, reel et lecture dans Jacques le fataliste." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 2002. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk3/ftp05/MQ65610.pdf.
Full textRabearizafy, Nestor. "Lecteur implicite et lecture virtuelle dans la poésie lyrique du XIXe siècle : Le cas de Verlaine." Montpellier 3, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998MON30013.
Full textThe lyric text is a favourite field for the germination of inscribed reading, a kind of virtual reception that can be located through the textual inscribing of the implicit reader. The text elaborates its reception through a reading contract which puts the author ant the reader into relationship, and which interaction strategies prepare the aesthetic effects that the reader is bound to realize. This practical pattern making would allow to understand some lyric attitudes in the xixth century. Romantics provokes an identificatory reading through an assimilation contract. The initiators of modem poetry emphasizes a suggestive communication in a rhetoric of connivance. Verlaine chooses an original orientation. Refusing any direct inscribing, he multiplies the verbal lines of the implicit calls which slowly confine the reader in the dizziness of uncertain words. The polyphonic interlacing of the voices stresses a poetry of sharing which pours crude feelings, and makes relevant all the notations of heartbeats. The musical dictatorship of a symphonic poetry enlarges the field of what is beyond words and succeeds to suggest the fugacity of the impressions carried out by verses. The reader is often solicited in the structure of the unachieved, and reading becomes a cooperating activity, a refusal of stillness, a constant effort to prolong lifetime in vanished freshnesses
Khelifi, Rachid. "Traitement de l'information latérale au cours de l'apprentissage de la lecture : études comparatives chez l'apprenti lecteur." Thesis, Lille 3, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013LIL30034.
Full textThis thesis explore in beginning readers processing of lateral information in isolated reading task and eye movement in text reading. In a first serie of experiments, we show that beginning readers are sensitive to the lateral information. This sensitivity depends upon the difficulty of the central word that is under processing, but also upon the nature of the lateral information (linguistic versus non linguistic). Control of the visual attention could be less developped in beginning readers that in expert readers. In a second serie of experiments, our results indicate that increased reading skill goes hand in hand with the ability to extract more information from lateral vision. Differance are also evidenced between beginning readers and expert readers in the way initiation of the lexical processing from lateral information is achieve. In a third serie of experiments, results show that in text reading, beginning readers make shorter saccades, had higher fixation durations and higher refixation probabilities than in older or expert readers. Developmental differences that are evidenced are mainly linked to cognitive processes than oculomotor processes
Hayes, Maureen. "Lecteur et intertexte dans L'antiphonaire de Hubert Aquin." Thèse, Trois-Rivières : Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, 2003. http://www.uqtr.ca/biblio/notice/resume/17983504R.html.
Full textBouteille, Jean-François. "Lecteur de code pour la synchronisation son-image." Grenoble INPG, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986INPG0094.
Full textHiati, Rachid. "André Malraux, lecteur de Nietzsche et de Dostoi͏̈evski." Lille 3, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001LIL30005.
Full textBarel-Moisan, Claire. "La place du lecteur dans le texte balzacien." Paris 8, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA082170.
Full textWhat positioning does the Balzacian text attribute to its reader? At the crossroads between Wolfgang Iser and Umberto Eco's theories on reading, pragmatic approaches, and research on Balzac's poetics, we analyze the mechanisms created by Balzac to " build " his reader and encourage support and attention to the novel. Thus, we attempt to determine the role and freedom provided to the reader in La Comédie humaine. At the outset, we study the reader's positioning in prefaces and novels by focusing on poetic, narratologic and pragmatic approaches. We progressively cover a vast array of techniques used by Balzac, ranging from interpreting the basic " guardianship " of the reader to the unveiling of devices that make him the interpretative focal point required for the fictional efficiency. Besides, we examine the reading contracts established in Balzac's prefaces, as well as the evolution of the strategies implemented by the author to establish contact with his audience. Leaving the heart of the novels, we then concentrate on the architecture of La Comédie humaine. Our analysis, based on reception aesthetics, studies why 19th century readers experience difficulties in understanding Balzac's off-putting " macro-work ", and examines the effects created by the possible variations of its structure. Finally, we emphasize on the dynamism and movement inherent to the architecture of La Comédie humaine, by focusing on the novel and reader's navigation in Balzac's system. We examine, with a genetic perspective, the movement of certain novels in the ranking, as well as the various paths available to the reader to travel through La Comédie humaine
Gola-Asmussen, Céline. "La compréhension des phrases chez le lecteur débutant." Aix-Marseille 1, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000AIX10096.
Full textLalancette, Guy. "Le lecteur de Serge, ou, L'architexture d'une fiction." Thèse, Chicoutimi : Université du Québec à Chicoutimi, 1989. http://theses.uqac.ca.
Full textEn tete du titre : Memoire presente a l'Universite du Quebec a Chicoutimi comme exigence partielle de la maitrise en etudes litteraires. Programme de maîtrise en études littéraires de l'UQTR extensionné à l'UQAC. CaQCU CaQCU Document électronique également accessible en format PDF. CaQCU
Bouteille, Jean-François. "Lecteur de code pour la synchronisation son-image." Grenoble 2 : ANRT, 1986. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37596376k.
Full textMeyer, Christine. "Canetti, lecteur de Stendhal : construction d'une écriture autobiographique /." [Mont-Saint-Aignan] : Publications de l'Université de Rouen, 2004. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb39903190z.
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