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Journal articles on the topic "Légendes kongo – Histoire et critique"
Bromberger, Christian. "Iran." Anthropen, 2019. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.108.
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N'Tary, Kouka Asta Rose. "Le mythe chez les Kongo." Besançon, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994BESA1012.
Full textGiraud, Jean-Pierre. "Etude sur la mythologie d'Izumo." Paris, INALCO, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992INAL0018.
Full textMy research subject is on the Izumo mythology. The following documents have been mainly used : 1) the first documents to be studied were : 1) the "Kojiki" and the "Nihonshoki", 2) the "Izumo no kuni no fudoki". 3) finaly : "Izumo no kuni no miyatsuko no kanyogoto". The research is not an historical one but a study of the main different Shinto myths and their symbolism
Basset, Karine-Larissa. ""Nos ancêtres les Sarrasins" : Une altérité originelle face à l'histoire. Analyse historique d'un récit d'ascendance (France, XIXè-XXè siècles)." Paris 7, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA070010.
Full textThis study analyses an important part of the contemporary historical legendary : the written and oral "erudite" and "popular" narrations related to the Saracen establishment in France during the early Middle-Ages, and to its present marks, found in the landscape and through Saracen's "descendants". This peculiar object needed an adapted historical approach, sticking to the question of the emergence and the meaning by the legendary through the innovating aspect of its present forms. We definitely chose an empiric process, attentive to understand the narrations from the endogenous point of view, that resulted to a march made of four different narrative configurations. The first one presents the narration developed by scholars during the 19th century in the great Eastern France, when movements of territorial centralization and hierarchical definition of knowledges and powers are getting reinforced. In the same period, the Saracen narration appears in Provences as a claim for an Occitan Renaissance, obviously opposed to the French national narration, but also detached from an older black legend of Arabian invasions. .
Lagirarde, François. "Gavampati-Kaccāyana : le culte et la légende du disciple ventripotent dans le bouddhisme des Thaïs." Paris, EPHE, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001EPHE5013.
Full textThis dissertation deals with the local history of two disciples of the Buddha, Gavampati and Kaccāyana, as they are seen in Thai Buddhism from the 13th century CE up to the 20th century. Gavampati and Kaccāyana are examined by three different ways. The first one - the iconography - shows the persistence of a dwarf pot-bellied monk (called the Fat Monk by Luce) born in the ancient Mon Kingdoms, widespread from Burma to Cambodia especially in the Thai states or principality where his image is very common. In the second part the Monk is examined by ways of anthropology. The study of his cult shows that many sanctuaries are specially devoted to his person and that he is often next to the Buddha in terms of religious fervor. At this point we can emphasize the fact that the two names (Gavampati-Kaccāyana) are mixed up in Thai Buddhism. In the third part, devoted to the textual approach, all texts from the Pali canon and the Northern schools of Buddhism dealing with Gavampati and Kaccāyana are examined. These classical sources are then compared to manuscripts in Thai, Lao and Pali (Gavampati Sutta and Gavampati Nibbāna). These unpublished sources mostly tell us the story of a handsome disciple changing his appearance and taking the name "Gavampati". In conclusion it appears clearly that the name Kaccāyana has been used only at a relatively recent period by the Siamese of Ayutthaya and Bangkok. Gavampati remains the original name of the Fat Monk, the true bearer of the legend
Durand-Dastès, Vincent. "Le roman du maître de dhyāna : Bodhidharma et Ji-le-Fou dans le roman chinois en langue vulgaire du XVIIe siècle." Paris, INALCO, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000INAL0006.
Full textThe dissertation studies the transformations of the legends of two popular Chan masters undergone when turned into full-length vernacular novels during the 17th century. The first part deals with a novel entitled "Expelling the devils and restoring proper social relationships, or the Salvation of the East" (Saomei dunlun dongdu ji), published in Suzhou in 1635. While taking the Chan patriarch Bodhidharma's travels from India to China as its narrative framework, the novel develops in 100 chapters an allegory of moral progress through the strict observance of the five cardinal relationships. The Dhyâna master uses his unique awakening techniques in order to lead stray humans towards moral salvation. The second part focuses on the rewriting process affecting the legend of monk Daoji (Crazy Ji), as apparent in the 1668 novel "The Story of Fermented Dhûta" (Qu toutuo zhuan). This text introduces itself as a critical commentary of earlier versions of the saint's legend, and further turns their themes of Dhyâna masters, with their picturesque ways of teachings, are here portrayed as heralds of Confucian ethics. This characterises the above novels as a peculiar moment in the history of Chinese transformation of Buddhism. The dissertation studies not only the discourse of the novels, but also their publishing story, the identity and purpose of their authors as well as their reception. Both works are shown to have emerged at the meeting point between the two genres of literati novel and moral tract
Nguyen, Thi Hiep. "Variations des légendes merveilleuses vietnamiennes du XVe au XVIIIe siècle : textes littéraires et croyances populaires." Paris 7, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA070061.
Full text. That dissertation includes two axles. The first starts with a study of the Jiandeng xinhua (New tales told beside the Trimmed Lamp), a collection of tales of the extraordinary written in classical Chinese by the Ming writer Qu You (1347-1422). The dissertation also scrutinizes the dissemination of Qu You's collection to Korea, Vietnam, and Japan and its adaptations in these countries. While it concentrates on the specific case of Vietnam, the theoretical issues are discussed from a broader comparative perspective, drawing on examples from across East Asian literature. After circulating in China for the les than one hundred years, Qu You's Jiangdeng xinhua was unofficially introduced in Korea and became the inspiration for Kim Si-sup (1435-1493) collection Kûmo sinwa (New tales from the Golden Carp Mountains). A modem annotation version of Asai Ryôi's (1621-1691) Otogi bôko (The protective Doll) analyzes in detail how eighteen out of sixty-eight stories in the collection were influenced by Jiandeng xinhua. During the Ming invasion of Vietnam the 15th century, the Jiandeng xinhua was imported and helped to establish the literary tradition of the chuanqi/truyên ky genre in Vietnam. This dissertation concentrates on the cases in Vietnam. The collection Truyen ky man luc (Tales of the strange casually recorded) by the sixteenth-century Vietnamese writer Nguyen Du provides us with an interesting example of how Jiandeng xinhua was adapted and reworked in Vietnam. We may reconstruct a kind of dialogue between chuanqi writers from different times and places. We examine the most representative tales of Vietnam and their variations of the XVth century, among which three collections of Le Thanh Tông, Nguyen Du and Doan Thi Diem. On the basic of their own belief Systems, typically localized various elements of the original Chinese tales, particularly those having to do with religious belief. This religious localization is illustrated here by several examples taken from Truyen ky man luc (Tales of the strange casually recorded) and Truyen ky tan pha (New tales of the extraordinary). In writing Jiandeng xinhua (New tales told beside the trimmed lamp), Qu You inherited the chuanqi tradition of tang - Song literature. On the other hand, as a historian, he also applied the historian's critical method to his composition of the tales. Although there is no available explanation from Qu You for the title of his collection. The dissemination of Qu You's collection to Korea, Vietnam and Japan and its adaptations in these countries is noteworthy because it reveal how writers from those countries responded to it. The second party will be dedicated in search of popular beliefs concerning certain tales of the extraordinary of the Vietnam. Across this party, they could discover some popular beliefs, which are still alive in the modem society of the Vietnam. The second party concentrates on the stories that have no relationship with the Chinese collection. All the tales of TKML are connected with Vietnamese historical events; the past events they narrate are quite similar to those taking place in the author's time. Several examples taken from TKML and other chuanqi tales in Vietnam can serve as illustrations of religious localisation. The tales "The story of the Young Woman from Nam Xuong", "The general of Yaksa", "The history of marriage of Tu Thuc with a Fairy", "The Virtuous Woman of Khoai Chau" plus supporting évidence from field study demonstrate how Vietnamese popular beliefs. When examined in the transnational, cross-cultural and trans-generation contexts, the chuanqi tales of the tow collections provide insights into the socio-political, intellectual, literary, and religions interactions between China and Vietnam. In Vietnam in particular, told stories about strange events mixed with moral lessons from three teachings (Confucianism, Buddhism and Daoism) as well as local belief
Diallo, Amadou Oury. "Histoire et fiction, contextes, enjeux et perspectives : récits épiques du Foûta Djalon (Guinée)." Thesis, Nice, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014NICE2011.
Full text: This work questions the complex relationships between fiction and history, the effects of contextual background, the weight of historical, ideological, and axiological issues in oral epic. In Épopée du Foûta-Djalon, the narrative fiction links real and fictional facts in a dynamic momentum to construct a memorable story, one in which epic truth enhances the heroic figure – Abdul Rahmane – at the expense of the historical figure – Almâmy Oumar -, and one in which some facts have been rearranged and updated, and thus bring forth the founding myths which are endowed with whole new meanings in the process. The conflict which opposed Fulah and the Mandinka people in 1867 is represented in the story in the form of adversary values which the bivalent, epic vision reinforces in a set of contrasting dualities: Fulah versus the Mandinka people, Muslims versus Animists. Because it aims to exalt founding values, the epic story differs from, though is inspired by, History, the essence of which is shifted to fit a drama meant to flatter and awaken the collective conscience endlessly urged to meet today’s challenges. Apart from its idyllic and eulogistical tone, the epic also takes on satirical airs through a thorough criticism of the vicissitudes and dramas of contemporary Africa (L’enfant prodige). The analysis of the narrative composition, structure and performance reveals an aesthetics based on what is called “the formulaic style”, the episodic narrative structure and a strong rhetorics of “epicisation”. This aesthetics culminates in the effects of the musical accompaniment which embellishes the listening of this oral epic and translates the main themes into sounds
Maurin, Sylviane. "“Constellation des archétypes jungiens dans le destin et dans l'œuvre de Louis-Ferdinand Céline : idéologie, légendes, mystification ”." Montpellier 3, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006MON30043.
Full textWe explored the destiny of Louis-Ferdinand Céline with the gleam of Carl Gustav Jung’s discoveries, the collective unconscious the archetypes and the (acausal) synchronicity. It’s the pagan vision of the world (Weltanschauung) of Carl Gustav Jung since its own research joined again with the depths of the unconscious pagan collective which appeared in our deepening of the work of Louis-Ferdinand Céline. In the thirties, Carl Gustav Jung explored the depths of the collective unconscious through the historical upheavals of the time. In 1936, through the events of the third Reich, in the germanic collective unconscious he distinguished the constellation of the archetype of Wotan. In the destiny of Louis-Ferdinand Celine, the constellation of the shadow appeared since he recommended an alliance with National Socialist Germany in order to ressourcer the celto-germanic roots of France of North in the objective make reappear civilization in the destruction. It was the mark of a pre-christian neo-paganism. With the gleam of the (acausal) synchronicity, we clarified the space-time upheaval of the german trilogy, Castle to castle, North, Rigodon. Just as we studied the "visual" hallucinations of the author. We are leaning on the mystifying character, trickster of Louis-Ferdinand Céline. In the german trilogy, we raised the figure of the celtic interlacings as that of the archetype of the North whose direction seems the ultimate belief in the crossing of Germany in prey with its Twilight of the gods (Götterdämmerung)
Le, Doussal Florence. "Le Roi Arthus d'Ernest Chausson ou la quête de l'Idéal." Paris 4, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA040235.
Full textWith King Arthus, Ernest Chausson ploughed a furrow through the forest of celtic imagination by participating in the quest for artists who draw their creative activity from dreams. Legend is in essence a coded language which reveals the mysteries of the world, and at the time of Symbolism it became a palimpsest in which everyone added their own message. What would he use in the « Breton material » and how would he help to keep it alive ? This noble mind had to suffer all its life in order to follow its vocation ; as a young man he confided : « Ten years and so little to show for it. Will I have another ten years to live ? Thus I feel frightened, not of death itself, but of dying before finishing my task, without having done what I was destined to do. » His lyrical drama was first performed four years after his death at the Théâtre Royal de la Monnaie, on november 30th 1903, in Brussels. Its long gestation was to reveal ― more than any other work ― his deep nature, the images that were dear to his poetic sensitivity and his musical ideals. The initiatory path of the celtic King, a veritable cry of the soul, seems to reveal the internal struggles of this poet-musician. Could this emblematic figure, called on to rescue a disenchanted world, be the bearer of his spiritual testament ?
Daix, David-Artur. "Les sentences (gnomai) dans la littérature grecque archai͏̈que et classique (d'Homère à Thucydide)." Paris, EHESS, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000EHES0086.
Full textBooks on the topic "Légendes kongo – Histoire et critique"
Munder, Ross John, ed. Les Pièges de l'amour érotique: Pour une psychanalyse des légendes amoureuses. Paris: Presses universitaires de France, 1987.
Find full textL'histoire du Rising Sun et ses légendes jazz & blues. Montréal: Michel Brûlé, 2008.
Find full textNoah, Imeyen A. La symbolique des animaux dans les contes ontarois. Ottawa, Ont: Université d'Ottawa, 1985.
Find full textLa pensée du Graal: Fiction littéraire et théologie, XIIe-XIIIe siècle. Paris: Champion, 2008.
Find full textOntario. Esquisse de cours 12e année: Histoire de l'Occident et du monde chy4u. Vanier, Ont: CFORP, 2002.
Find full textOntario. Esquisse de cours 12e année: Histoire de l'Occident et du monde chy4u cours préuniversitaire. Vanier, Ont: CFORP, 2002.
Find full textOntario. Esquisse de cours 12e année: Histoire de l'Occident et du monde chy4c cours précollégial. Vanier, Ont: CFORP, 2002.
Find full textDavid, Wasserstein, ed. The legend of the Septuagint: From classical antiquity to today. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2006.
Find full textThe Holy Grail: Imagination and belief. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2004.
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