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Benoist, Bernadette. "L'érotisme dans les Chants de Maldoror." Thesis, McGill University, 1985. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=63317.
Full textChen, Yuan. "La Rhétorique dans les Chants de Maldoror." Paris 8, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA082180.
Full textTeramoto, Naruhiko. "Travail de la réécriture dans "Les Chants de Maldoror" de Lautréamont." Nancy 2, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000NAN21022.
Full textMetalinguistic act which consists in imitating and/or transforming the texts of the others, the "rewriting" is one of the major literary stakes of Lautréamont (Isidore Ducasse). Based on the taxinomy of the "transtextuality" proposed by Gérard Genette, our study aims to analyse in Les Chants de Maldoror (1869) the procedures of the rewriting as parody, plagiarism, quotation, allusion, etc. After having distinguished as strictly as possible the "hypotexts" or texts-material chosen and shaped by Lautréamont, we try to read alternatively and simultaneously them and the definitive text of the Chants which can be named "hypertexts". As the hypotexts form, in our theoretical point of view, the first link of the chain of the virtual "avant-text" of the Chants whose drafts are not found yet, our analysis is to trace the domain in motion of the pratic of the imitation and the transformation, which will enable us to establish that the rewriting in the Chants doesn't rest on the "reminiscences" themselves, but on the poet's careful reading of the hypotexts which he has before his very eyes. As we locate every procedure which aims to the constellation of the hypotexts - from the romantic works, the Gothic Roman and the roman serial to the scientific discourse -, we shall highlight the strategic aspect of the work of the rewriting by this poet who confronts the problems of the "beauty" (the literature) and of the "truth" (the science) in the postromantic period
Gates, Sarah. "On Horror: Transcreation, Imagery and the Grotesque in Les Chants de Maldoror." Thesis, Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/41907.
Full textDurand-Dessert, Liliane. "Lautréamont et Isidore Ducasse : la guerre sainte : lecture des "Chants de Maldoror"." Nancy 2, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985NAN21001.
Full textFarah, Tania. "L'univers féminin dans "Les chants de Maldoror" d'Isidore Ducasse comte de Lautréamont." Paris 3, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA030136.
Full textDíaz, González Elisa. "Les Chants de Maldoror. Técnica y ejecución de un libro ilustrado por Dalí." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Barcelona, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/373647.
Full textRomney, Jonathan Alexander. "Textual tyranny and the role of the reader in Lautreamont's Les Chants de Maldoror." Thesis, University of Cambridge, 1987. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.254309.
Full textNathan, Lois. "Le scripteur et ses signifiants en six chants ou Le miroir brisé de Maldoror : sémiotique pour Lautréamont /." [Mont-Saint-Aignan] : Université de Rouen, 2002. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb389005294.
Full textNathan, Lois Betty. "Le scripteur et ses signifiants en six Chants, ou le miroir brisé de Maldoror : sémiotique pour Lautréamont." Besançon, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992BESA1009.
Full textSalaün-Cornillet, Annaïck. ""La rencontre fortuite" : pour une poétique de l'intertextualité dans "Les chants de Maldoror" par le Comte de Lautréamont, Isidore Ducasse." Rennes 2, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002REN20051.
Full text@From hypertextuality to hypotextuality, intertextuality has become inseparable from the -frequently excessive- critical readings of Ducasse's works. Denouncing sources has come to represent an appropriation of the text. We have taken care to broaden this field of criticism, by questioning sources and testing them against the poetic mode. The source thus becomes the expression of a "super-truth", with hypotext being transformed into a mirror of the world, through a process of decontextualisation and recontextualisation. This is the true identity of the source that Ducasse gives us to read. The intertext thus confirms its poetic status - creation, no longer simply re-creation. In this way, the notion of reference can accept that of recontextualised appropriation and illustrates the manner in which the text becomes intimately linked with the history of the 19th century. This desire to embrace such a vast circle of knowledge is also found in a well as through his books. "Les chants de Maldoror" and "Poésies" draw up a scrupulous inventory of the reality that emerges from the author's critical gaze. Theses texts are also linked to others through -notably- the idea of literary influence. Ducasse's works become a mirror of the literary creation and history of Paris in 1870
Saliou, Kévin. "La Réception de Lautréamont de 1870 à 1917." Thesis, Brest, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018BRES0013.
Full textLong before Surrealists seized upon Lautréamont in the name of poetic modernity, Les Chants de Maldoror (1869) and Poésies (1870) had been read by a whole literary generation which broached upon them in discussions about decadence and symbolism. But that reception is not obvious : Isidore Ducasse’s work is not a perfect reflection of the era’s aspirations, and the lack of information about its author generates a void to be filled only by a mythic story. It is necessary to parse this half-century of readings, full of ideological hijacks, fantasies about a supposed poète maudit as well as of literary disputes in which what is at stake is the discovery of a new Rimbaud. With the help of analytic tools borrowed from network sociology, our aim is to declineate the literary landscape in the years 1868 to 1917 in order to show how a literary myth took shape, through small journals and circles, at the turn of a century
Saigusa, Hironobu. "Isidore Ducasse, dramaturge ? : étude de la théâtralité dans les chants de Maldodor." Nantes, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009NANT3015.
Full textThe Chants de Maldoror by Isidore Ducasse (better known as the Comte de Lautréamont), which at first sight have little to do with the dramatic genre, contain multiple theatrical aspects despite their appearance. These elements – the “theatricality” of a non-theatrical piece – are what we aim to identify and valorize in this study. The first three parts of this essay are in line with traditional Lautréamont study, which is to say a textual analysis of the Chants (Part I) and drawing a parallel between the Chants and other literary works (we address the Greek tragedy in Part II and the fantastic drama in Part III), while the fourth and final part deliberately differs in rendering an account of some contemporary attempts to adapt the Chants de Maldoror for the stage. In this way, we aim to clarify from different angles the theatricality in Ducasse's work
Evcan, Nusret Sinan. "La politique à travers Lautréamont." Paris 8, 2007. http://octaviana.fr/document/133306348#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=0.
Full textThis thesis tend to depict the political and philosophical core of Lautreamont’s work: The Chants of Maldoror and the Poems. Taking departure from Maldoror’s confession “Haven’t been long time that I do not resemble myself?” we first explore the de-naturalized nature of the human animal. How, through which force and which disequilibria the nature leaves its place to the unnatural? The power of the virtual. However, the reason of man can not explain alone the magic of cheating. The fusion of an instinctual excess with that reason creates at the end an instinctual reason amplifying the injustices and inequalities that animal instincts could have created alone. The politics and the love, two of the four truth procedures of Alain Badiou enter the scene just in that point. To those considering politics as the scene of the free competition of the powers supported by the instinctual reason of the human animals, Badiou opposes a trans-human politics. A collective politics taking its power from the event and from the subject inscribed in it deriving its identity from its trace (the trace of the event). The politics can be called politics only when it aspires for justice and equality. Maldoror at his coin, half sleepy in his post reactive obscurity, thinks about the cruelty of his kind, about those human Izards without which his spirit and his heart would perhaps not be contaminated by the poisonous fusion of the reason and the instinct. After a sleepless night he would perhaps be surprised to find himself once again in his childhood and why not in a universe of love and justice?
Hara, Taichi. "Création et communication chez Lautréamont." Paris 4, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA040033.
Full textThe objective of this study consists of describing the spiritual drama of Isidore Ducasse through his poetic creation. Our procedure is composed of three steps. The first explores the poetic universe expressed in his first work, "Les Chants de Maldoror", using as an essential reference the movement of repetition. The second part of the dissertation adopts a wider perspective, which allows us to articulate the two works of Ducasse : from this viewpoint, more externalized relative to the text, we examine the ethical meaning the author gives to the act of writing. The third part juxtaposes the repetitive movement and the serial composition of maldororien images under the notion of dream : as such, the dream world appears as a space where the poet and the reader enter in communication in virtue of the ambiguity which characterizes the dream. Thus, the works is Isidore Ducasse permit us to restore modern literature to a communicative horizon
Berjola, Giovanni. "Je saisis la plume". Isidore Ducasse et l'acte créateur." Thesis, Université de Lorraine, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013LORR0051/document.
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Desjacques, Alain. "Chants de l'Altaï mongol." Paris 4, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA040113.
Full textWerlang, Guilherme. "Emerging peoples : Marubo myth-chants." Thesis, University of St Andrews, 2001. http://hdl.handle.net/10023/11121.
Full textLinardi, Ana Beatriz. "Lautreamont / Magritte : poesia e artes plasticas nos cantos de Maldoror." [s.n.], 2001. http://repositorio.unicamp.br/jspui/handle/REPOSIP/251276.
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Saurin, Patrick. "Teocuicatl : chants sacrés des anciens Mexicains /." Paris : Publ. Scientifiques du Muséum, 1999. http://www.gbv.de/dms/sub-hamburg/313165483.pdf.
Full textRovsing, Olsen Miriam. "Chants de mariage de l'Atlas marocain." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1986. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37595148j.
Full textSchina, Alexandra. "Chants populaires néo-helléniques. La mort." Thesis, Paris 4, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA040038.
Full textThe research relates the Modern Greek conception of death and life after death, as it is reflected in modern folk songs. It presents the pagan mentality, inherited from the antiquity, and the elements resulting from the Christian religion. It describes the sentimental and social concerns: the personal destiny of the dead, the familial dissolution, the changes in people’s social status, the importance of mourning’s preservation. It presents the characteristics of death divinities: Charos, the attempts to redeem him, the battle against him and his coexistence with God; the divinities of Christian character and the demotic perception of the Devil. It treats the moments before, during and just after death and their ceremonial: the death signs, the farewells, the confession and the ultimate breath. Laments are analyzed: their characteristics, their ceremonial, their importance and their contents (couples, orphans, widows, family members, young and old people, emigrants). Burial customs and ceremonials (the ultimate kiss, the lowering down the earth, the grave and the consolation) are presented, as well as the mourning’s influence on the family members’ future in traditional society. The relation between the living and the dead is treated: separation and its outcomes, the desire to contact the dead (sending things, the ascent and descent from and into Hades, the recognition among the dead, the demands of return, the Masses of Remembrance). Finally we analyze the demotic conception of the world below (Hades), of Paradise and Hell, as well as the ideas about the Resurrection
Rovsing, Olsen Miriam. "Chants de mariage de l'Atlas marocain." Paris 10, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985PA100076.
Full textGONZALEZ, GUTIERREZ MAYRA LIZETH 636452, and GUTIERREZ MAYRA LIZETH GONZALEZ. "Acercamiento psicoanalítico a los cantos de maldoror del Conde de Lautréamont." Tesis de maestría, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11799/68800.
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Nkili, Agnès Marie. "Bikutsi, chants de femmes chez les Mvëlë." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1986. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37594954f.
Full textNkili, Agnès Marie. "Bikutsi : chants de femmes chez les Mvëlë." Paris 10, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985PA100249.
Full textNoiret, François. "Les chants "zafindraony" du Sud-Betsileo (Madagascar)." Paris, INALCO, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994INAL0004.
Full textThe region of Betsileo is famous throughout the island of Madagascar for its Zafindraony songs. These christian songs, a creation of the people which arise without clerical control, reflect the cultural and social history of the region during the last century. The thesis dedicates, to begin with, five chapters to the history of the genre zafindraony : to its birth (I), to its performance today (II), to its place in Betsileo literature whence it has emerged (III), to its complex position within a bi-polarised society (IV and V). The second part, a literary analysis examines 180 songs gleaned from their context. The approach is in part ethnological, in part literary, the performance of the songs allowing the effect of their oral nature to be grasped. The corpus is arranged according to the citerea : oral (traditional) and written (imported). Whilst protestantism, attached to the written word, rejects narrativity in favour of prayer and wisdom, the action of a few jesuit missionaries (H. Dubois) has released amongst the catholics a powerful current of creation of song tales (above a biblical) in which the oral character seeks to reemerge, particularly in songs of the death and resurrection of the great hero Rajeso (Jesus). The common inspiration of these tantara (stories) is the strength of the aina, the malagasy life-force current that is expressed in the emulation of rival groups, the alternation of choirs and of voices, the theme of the stories (the reversal of a situation, sacrifices, fights) and the circumstances of their performance (song competitions, evening gatherings, funerals). All these together have as their end the anatra, the advice, in which the traditional objectives of malagasy wisdom : the socio-cosmic integration of the individual and the maintenance of social cohesion (fihavanana), are expressed in christian terms. An authentically malagasy fruit of the meeting of cultures, these songs show that in Betsileo "to sing is to conquer death. "
Pagotto, Sara Cristina. "ANIMALIDADE E METAMORFOSES NOS CANTOS DE MALDOROR: A LITERATURA TRANSGRESSIVA DE LAUTRÉAMONT." Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Goiás, 2017. http://tede2.pucgoias.edu.br:8080/handle/tede/3658.
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This dissertation aims to analyze the animality and the metamorphoses in the work the corners of Maldoror of Lautréamont, which manifests itself through a surreal and bestiary also present transgressive literature as language event, which runs through violently in the six corners of this poetry incandescent. To conduct this research, the theoretical basis will be Gaston Bachelard, that, in his book Lautréamont (2013), indicates the energy complex and vital, the time devourer and the poetry of aggression present in the corners, foundations that sediment and illuminate the inquiries of animalism, metamorphosis and primitive. On principles, inherent to the status of life and language, fundamental concepts to dialogue with the work lautreamontiana, support us in As palavras e as coisas and Ditos e escritos III (Prefácio à Transgressão) of Michel Foucault (2007, 2015). In addition, you will need the theoretical foundations of the work O Corpo Impossível (2012) of Eliane Robert Moraes, to correlate the construct of desanthropomorphism in the surreal bestiary of Maldoror.
Esta dissertação tem como objetivos, analisar a animalidade, as metamorfoses e a construção da poesia ardente, na obra Os Cantos de Maldoror de Lautréamont, que se manifesta através de um bestiário surreal. Também é imprescindível apresentar a literatura transgressiva enquanto acontecimento da linguagem, que percorre violentamente os seis cantos desta poesia incandescente. Para conduzir esta investigação, a base teórica será Gaston Bachelard, que em seu livro Lautréamont (2013) indica o complexo energético e vital, o tempo devorador e a poesia de agressão presente nos Cantos, alicerces que sedimentam e iluminam as indagações da animalidade, metamorfose e primitividade. Sobre princípios inerentes ao estatuto da vida e da linguagem, conceitos fundamentais para dialogar com a obra lautreamontiana, nos apoiaremos no livro As palavras e as coisas e Ditos e escritos III (Prefácio à Transgressão) de Michel Foucault (2007, 2015). Serão também necessários os fundamentos teóricos da obra O Corpo Impossível (2012) de Eliane Robert Moraes, para correlacionar ao construto da desantropormofização do bestiário surreal de Maldoror.
Collamore, Lila. "Aquitanian collections of Office chants : a comparative survey /." Ann Arbor (Mich.) : Umi : Bell and Howell, 2001. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb392889439.
Full textFarnedi, Sylvia. "Lautréamont ou les Chants de mort de l'écriture." Paris 8, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA081712.
Full textSaurin, Patrick. "Teocuicatl les chants des dieux des anciens mexicains." Toulouse 2, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996TOU20062.
Full textIn this work, we have transcribed, translated and commented on twenty teocuicatl, "sacred songs" of ancient mexicans. This material contained in a manuscript entitled "primeros memoriales" was collected by fray bernardino de sahagun, a franciscan, in the middle of the xvith century in tepepulco's valley. Firstly, we have tried to answer to a certain number of questions wich motivated our research : - what kind of knowledge do these songs give about divinities? - what are the relationships between these songs and rituals? - what does these poems reflect concerning the exoteric and esoteric aspects of religion? - do these songs resist to any political influence? - what do they teach us about prehispanic societies way of life? secondly, we have been interested in the very statement of songs. Basing our study on concepts such as act, context and performance, we could verify that each teocuicatl simultuaneously realized the effective presence of the god, the actualisation of the myth, and the accomplishment of the rite. Finally, our approch made us remark that these songs rejoin around three essential preoccupations : hunting, war and the cycle of maize and life in general, but that they also convey paradigms we also find in the maya civilization, for instance, the cycle of the maize god
Bruno, Emilie. "Psallendae Mariae: Marian Processional Chants of the Ambrosian Rite." Thèse, Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/23567.
Full textBrouillet, Manon. "Des chants en partage : l'épopée homérique comme expérience religieuse." Paris, EHESS, 2016. https://halshs.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-01503016.
Full textIn the Homeric epics, gods and men are regularly presented in contact with each other. Far from considering the Iliad and the Odyssey as texts that allow us to know how the Greeks represented the gods, this dissertation focuses on the "presentification" of the gods: they enter into relation with the men who experience their presence. Moreover, from an anthropological perspective, I take into account context of the epic performance as a moment when gods are made present. Such a link between men and gods requires and at the same time makes possible that the audience is constituted as a community. Through to the singer's song, reciprocity, kharis, binds the men together with each other and with the gods. Thus, the "songs between gods and men" are a religious experience. I ground my work in a comparatist approach in order to explore the ritual dimension of the oral performance. Through close-reading, I analyze inspiration, divination and the gods' presence in the Homeric epics. The epic action and the poetic performance are characterized by co-agency. Indeed, men and gods need to collaborate for the efficacy of the performance, but they also collaborate in various epic actions. Heroes, diviners, and singers are not manipulated by th gods, nor are they mere mouthpieces. But they are able to be in contact and co-act with the gods. Thus, the Homeric epics shape polytheism while the performance as an event embodies it
Sevestre, Nicole. "Du versus au conduit : contribution à l'étude du chant versifié latin des Xe et XIe siècles." Paris 4, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA040039.
Full textOne of the most interesting forms of monophonic Latin songs in the early middle ages are the versus: they are independent creations, new compositions, truly opposite to the tropes or sequences. The author presents an inventory of 47 manuscripts, realizes their description and perform an historical study. Then, she analyses the types of melody, comparing them with the most ancient liturgical sources, in confrontation also with the teaching of medieval music-theory. A next point studies the triple function of the versus: verse, like the verse of "troubadours", it exploits the same formal possibilities (oda continua, refrain, rondellus,. . . ); rhythmus it is motus vocum, ars rhetorica; conductus, it can serve for accompanying the processions (principally during the triduum paschal). It is a free form, largely extra liturgical one and it will become a great participant of the future polyphony. Two added volumes give anthologies of pieces (vol. 2, a large account of 100 transcriptions used for the analysis; vol. 3, a corpus versuum of 79 songs with neums)
Khalil, Alexander Konrad. "Echoes of Constantinople : oral and written tradition of the psaltes of the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople." Diss., [La Jolla, Calif.] : University of California, San Diego, 2009. http://wwwlib.umi.com/cr/ucsd/fullcit?p3344581.
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Mukoseeva, Elena. "La notion de patrie dans les chansons russes et françaises de la première moitié du XXe siècle." Lyon, Ecole normale supérieure, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009ENSF0071.
Full textBy working on the concept of fatherland in Russian songs (rodina) and French songs (patrie) from the first half of the XX century, we intended to clarify both the evolution of this notion, through the vector that songs constitute, and the mode of its diffusion into society. This dissertation is primarily an analysis of discourse, which draws on linguistics, history, and political science. Through a study of song texts, we sought both to reveal the semantic associations originating in political cultures, as well as the connotations related to different articulations of the first half of the XX century, a century rich in events for which the concept of patria was a subject of reappropriation (foreign wars, revolutions, civil wars). The comparative perspective has allowed us to refine the analysis by both applying a subtler mode of questioning and a parallel comparison of the manner by wich the concept of fatherland functions in the tow political cultures and its utilization over the course of history
Dugántsy, Mária. "Erzä-mordwinische rituelle Klagegesänge /." Uppsala : Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis, 1991. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb355195251.
Full textMaître, Claire. "La réforme cistercienne du plain-chant : étude d'un traité théorique." Paris 1, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA010613.
Full textThis thesis is divided into three volumes : 1) an historical study of the reform of plain-chant within the cister cian order, during the twelfth century. 2) edition and translation of the treatise which formalized this reform. This treatise is now preserved in just one faulty copy, from the thirteenth century : ms Paris, Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève, 2284 3) Musical commentary of this treatise
Brink, Danette. "Plainchant and liturgy in the diocese of Münster in Westphalia : the fifteenth-century Freckenhorst antiphoner (D-MÜd PfA 53)." Master's thesis, University of Cape Town, 2008. http://hdl.handle.net/11427/7777.
Full textThe manuscript Münster (in WestphalialWestfalia), Bistumsarchiv, Freckenhorst, StBonifatius Hs. 53 (D-MÜd PfA 53) is an antiphoner (antiphonary/antiphonal) that theFraterherren of Münster wrote in the middle of the fifteenth century. The plainchantmelodies are in German neumatic notation (Hufnagelschrift) and the texts are in Gothictextualis textura, textualis rotunda, textualis quadrata and textualis semi-quadrata. The studyproceeds from the work of Hans Ossing, Untersuchungen zum Antiphonale Monasteriense(Alopecius-Druck 1537): Ein Vergleich mit den Handschriften des Munsterlandes (Regensburg, 1966). The work consists of: • a description of the codicological and palaeo graphical characteristics together with an overview of the manuscript's content; • a comparative study of: • the Advent responsory texts with reference to Renato-Joanne Hesbert's Corpus Antiphonalium Officii: Fontes earumque prima ordinatio [CAD, vol. 5] (Rome, 1975) and the interactive database on David Hiley's Cantus Planus website at the Institut fur Musikwissenschaft der Universitat Regensburg (http://www.uni-regensburg.de/F akultaetenlphi1_F ak 11Musikwissenschaftl cantusl); • the plainchant melodies of the Christmas Matins responsories (Vigilia Nativitatis Domini and Nativitas Domini) with reference to the Antiphonale Monasteriense, DMÜsa Msc. 433, D-MÜp K' 146, D-MÜd PfA Hs. 113, D-MÜd PfA Hs. 114, D-MÜd PfA Hs. 132, D-MÜd PfA Hs. 91 and D-MÜd PfA Hs. 66; • a diplomatic edition of the plainchant melodies for the historiae (versified officeslrhymed offices) of Sts Gertrude (Gertrudis) of Nivelles, Boniface (Bonifatius/Bonifacius), and Achacius (Achatius) and the ten thousand (10 000) martyrs, which includes D-MÜd PfA Hs 202, B-TO 63, B-TO 64, D-MÜd PfA Hs 199 and D-MÜd PfA Hs 132; • a comparative study of the content of PfA 53 and the Antiphonale Monasteriense derived from electronic indices created according to the guidelines of Cantus: A database for Latin ecclesiastical chant (http://publish.uwo.ca/-cantusl) maintained by Debra Lacoste.
Ouedraogo, Albert. "Poétique des chants de funérailles de chefs en pays moaaga." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1987. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37600179x.
Full textSarafidou, Triantafyllia. "Le Discours poétique dans les chants populaires grecs de Cappadoce." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1987. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb376010447.
Full textSarafidou, Triantafyllia. "Le discours poétique dans les chants populaires grecs de Cappadoce." Lyon 3, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986LYO31002.
Full textThis dissertation treats the poetic discourse of oral literature so so far as this literature is extremely opened to a perspective of modelisation. Starting form the notion of discourse as it has been elaborated by e. Benveniste, we have firstly been led to discern two cycles of folk songs in the corpus of songs from cappadoce, corpus which has served us as a material of work : the cycle of lyric songs and the cycle of narrative ones, being respectively defined by the undertaking or not the poetic instance from the folk singer him self. The notion of narrativity constitutes a factor of global structure organizing the poetic discourse and we condier it on two levels of analysis : firstly on the level of structure where the indicative term is the narration as a story construction and the suitable analytic term the event. Then, we consider it as a form where the dominant term is the narration as discourse and the suitable analytic unit the poetic verse constructed on the model of an autonomous organization, the phrase. But, while the narrative discourse is essentialy "representative" of verbal or not-verbal realities, in the lyric folk songs there is no representation but only the poet's speech qhich is directly investid in the poetic discours. This speech puts the conditions for the structure of the lyric dialogue and the lyric monologue - which is an inward dialogue - both of them being mainly relative to the speech act, the enonciation. If we consider the way the lyric song is constru- cted, we remark that because of lacking of a logical structure, this kind of folk song will always follow the pattern representing the psy- chological mouvement of the pot's expression. What is seeked then in this analysis of oral poetic discourse is to be suggested a type index of structures to which the discourse of every folk song of the corpus could be reported
Bogniaho, Ascension. "Chants funèbres, chansons funéraires du Sud-Bénin : forme et style." Paris 4, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA040058.
Full text"Tchiahan" is the name of sung mortuary literature of some peoples of south benin. It belongs at the same time to rites and fest fields of oral literature. It also contains natural types, some other types marked by the time and finally some defined by the structure. Their creation follows strict techniques. The mortuary song as the symbiosis of music and text, is based on verbal aesthetics. Bacause the symbiosis is not a mixture but rather an association, the isolated mortuary text is a close poem or a two voices poem. Man and death are its characters and its internal thought process is based on the causality. Moreover, its structure is composed of sounds, tones and compound and always material words which lead to different and variated rhymes and rhythmes. In this structure of a saving inword, the use of the first person "i" and the sentimental verbs dominate. It gives to the text a lyric form and an emotive and picturesque style. Its special rhetoric uses embodiment and reification, images, metaphors and symbols. The are borrowed from cosmos and nature
Da, Lage-Py Emilie. "Des chants au Monde : l'authenticité musicale, réseaux, dispositifs et médiations." Paris 8, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA081655.
Full textOuedraogo, Albert. "Poétique des chants de funérailles de chefs en pays moaaga." Limoges, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986LIMO0502.
Full textThe work presented here, a transcription and translation of forty seven songs recorded at the funerals of three chiefs in moaaga country (burkina faso) seeks to highlight the litterary character of a predominently oral tradition. By poetry should be understood the linguistic mechanisms employed by the singers to produce a pleasurable or emotive response. The people are projected into mithical time and space by a combination of mottos, proverbs and fragments of fables. In this way they may be said to achieve a hightened perception of their own real existence. More than any other medium, song is the most powerfull form for an oppressed nation to express its anguish and srife. But while crystalizing the different problems within the community, the funeral songs also have an important unifying function transcending individual conflicts and promoting social cohesion. Whereas death for the individual, represents an invincible foe, the funeral ceremony demonstrates the supremacy of the tribe as a whole over death, and thus allows it to honour the dead who have shown themselves faithful to the tribe's traditions. The funeral traditions represent a way of overcoming death. Paradoxically, death probably functions as a catalyst in strengthening community bonds acting in opposition to potential group-splitting quarrels. It is thus an assurance of the continued survival of the species in harmony with the universe of the ancestors. The ritual dancing, music making and shouting all finally attest to the unchangeable and unchanging nature of the group as opposed to the peripeties of individual members of that group
Luhrs, Joanne. "Football chants and the continuity of the Blason Populaire tradition." Thesis, University of Sheffield, 2007. http://etheses.whiterose.ac.uk/12799/.
Full textSyrotynska, Natalia. "Sacred symbols of the eight-modes genres in the Liturgical chants." Internationale Arbeitsgemeinschaft für die Musikgeschichte in Mittel- und Osteuropa an der Universität Leipzig, 2018. https://ul.qucosa.de/id/qucosa%3A70739.
Full textCoyault, Bernard. "Figures prophétiques et chants révélés dans le réveil évangélique du Congo." Paris, EHESS, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015EHES0664.
Full textDaniel Ndoundou (1911-1986), a littleknown Congolese prophet and pastor of Evangelical Church of Congo, ran a popular movement whose impact went far beyond the scope of his church over a period of 38 years. This "1947 Revival" (or nsikumusu), which had started among the students, both pastors and teachers, of Ngouedi's missionary station in the south of Congo Brazzaville is part of the legacy of Kongo Prophetism. At the death of the prophet, the movement was left without a successor which led to its partitioning with the emergence and multiplication of local and anonymous prophetic figures. Until today, they reproduce and enrich the initial prophetic matrix. Their therapeutic and visionary activity is conducted within "specialized groups" within the parishes, under the control of the pastors, but also in private therapeutic centers called bizinga, outside the control of the church. The kilombo choirs where "revealed songs" are interpreted is one of the original features and the identity marker of the movements as are the big "spiritual retreats" attended by thousands of participants. The thesis traces the history of Nsikumsu by showing the key role of these local prophetesses and prophets in the construction of a hybrid religious proposal where the prophetic effervescence and unexpectedness combine with the Protestant doctrinal tradition inherited from missions. Faced with the dynamism of Pentecostal and Charismatic Churches, the prophets of nsikumusu attract new audiences in search of meaning and healing and build an identity link connecting the believers to a prophetic tradition both ancient and renewing
Soughati, Najem-Eddine. "Approche semio-linguistique des chants de mariage berbère (Moyen Atlas, Maroc)." Paris 5, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA05H054.
Full textThe present study is a kind of a semio-linguistic approach about Berber marriage singings of the middle atlas of morocco where the collection of the data was made. First, our task to describe the ceremony of marriage and to present the previous theoretical approaches concerning semiotics. Our second part is about morphonological description of ayt youssi dialect. The third part talks about the narrative structure that underlies the Berber marriage. The fourth part deals with the discursive level. Two points were raised : religion where isotopies and adjuvants characterize the marriage. The thematic sphere of confrontation where a group of figures put into relief the verbal tilting between the two families s and at the same time between two the tribes
Horstmann, Sabine. "Das Epithalamium in der lateinischen Literatur der Spätantike /." München ; Leipzig : K. G. Saur, 2004. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb39233390x.
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