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Landry, Tristan. "La valeur de la vie humaine dans la Weltanschauung russe soviétique : idées, littérature, avant-garde (1836-1936)." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1999. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk1/tape9/PQDD_0005/NQ43083.pdf.
Full textFabre, Michel. "L'enfant et les fables : jalons pour une pedagogie du recit exemplaire." Caen, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986CAEN1014.
Full textFrom works of greimas and suleiman and from j. J. Rousseau's intuitions, it is possible to modelise a kind of texts (fable) and to take into account the understanding of message. Are pupils during the last years of primary school able to: - acces to the message itself? - identify the ideologie of a text? - understand the author 's thesis? the study leave to the construction of an descriptive and explanatory model of the mesinterpretations wich take to account: - subjective factors: readers'attitudes or identification and contre identification phenomena wich are linked with them. Aptitude to identify the rhetoric marks. - textual factors: easiness of the identification of the message, rhetoric complexity of the texts. - situational factors: similitude or opposition between the reader's values and the author's. Is demonstrated the possibility but also the necessity of a pedagogy of the rhetoric reading considered as a destruction of the hermeneutical obstacles (bachelard) and an apprenticeship of the working ru- les of the texts
Mendlevitch, Jenny. "L'émotion : vecteur de compréhension à travers l'incorporation des "signes" de l'œuvre littéraire chez le jeune lecteur." Montpellier 3, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008MON30073.
Full textIn France, the primary school is threatened by the illiteracy which touches more and more provided education for pupils. Vis-a-vis this problem of access to the direction, which remains to the college, the study of the comprehension of texts becomes essential. Our step, being based on the theoretical principles of embodiment (Glenberg, 1997, 2002 and Barsalou, 1999) or of the énaction (Varela, 1989), is to highlight the dominating role of the sensoriality, constitutive of the emotional character of literary work, in order to show that it seems the vector of comprehension. The emotion, as a corollary of the body has a central place in the genesis of the thought (Wallon, 1949). The results show that the reading of a literary text, which seeks to be said, makes emerge at the young reader of the emotions resulting in the felt body ones. This “to make sign”, which without referring explicitly to a particular emotion, the literary text, from its literary value can evoke it, resounds at the reader and allows him to create the direction of the text. This process allows a better comprehension thus because the young reader processes the data with his own emotional experiments (Zwaan, 1994), unlike the texts of textbooks which do not enable him to be read through the text. It is then possible to say that the significance of a text is determined by the type of body which we have (Barsalou, 1999) and more particularly by the way in which the mother, as a facilitating environment (Winnicott, 1971) presented the object at her child
Carayon, Claudie. "La representation de la lecture chez l'enfant." Toulouse 2, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989TOU2A001.
Full textThis research is about social representations of reading for children. The results show that it exists three types of representations, associating an attitude and an image of reading. They are proper to socio-genetical and socio-cultural groups. They interact with specific reading competences. There are: -a favourable representation, with a favourable attitude and an image of a leisure and pleasure reading. It is shared by children from 9 to 11 years and the favoured classes. These children have good reading competences. -an unfavourable representation, built around an unfavourable attitude and an image of a technical and constraint reading. The children from l to 7 years and the middle classes adhere to it. They have difficulties to read. -an ambivalent representation essentially based on an ambivalent attitude. It is not the particularity of any soial group, but children who constitute it are for the most boys and children educated with new pedagogy. The representations play a part of motivation to the reading behavior, mobilizing and juistifying reading (or no reading) behaviors
Malenfant, Nathalie. "Examen de la contribution des habiletés de traitement temporel à la performance en lecture durant l'enfance." Thesis, Université Laval, 2009. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2009/26113/26113.pdf.
Full textOlivier, Séverine. "Le roman sentimental: productions contemporaines et pratiques de lecture." Doctoral thesis, Universite Libre de Bruxelles, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/2013/ULB-DIPOT:oai:dipot.ulb.ac.be:2013/210245.
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Couture, Sophie. "Liens entre les pratiques parentales préscolaires en littéracie et la lecture à 8 ans : médiation par le vocabulaire et la connaissance des lettres." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/27131.
Full textCe mémoire doctoral s’intéresse aux pratiques parentales en littéracie comme prédicteurs des différences précoces en lecture. Les études antérieures ont rapporté des liens préférentiels entre deux types de pratiques parentales en littéracie, deux habiletés préalables à la lecture et le développement de la lecture au primaire. D’une part, l’enseignement des lettres par le parent, une pratique formelle, contribuait à la connaissance des lettres, laquelle était un prédicteur des habiletés de lecture de l’enfant. D’autre part, la lecture parent-enfant ainsi que l’exposition aux livres, des pratiques informelles, prédisaient le développement langagier de l’enfant, lequel contribuerait plus spécifiquement à la compréhension en lecture. L’hypothèse selon laquelle des processus de médiation sont impliqués a été proposé par plusieurs chercheurs mais, aucun n’avait testé formellement cette hypothèse. De plus, la contribution des pratiques parentales en littéracie était évaluée une seule fois, en maternelle ou au début de la première année du primaire, ce qui ne permettait pas d’identifier l’âge vers lequel il devient pertinent d’introduire l’enfant au monde littéraire. L’objectif du mémoire était donc d’évaluer formellement un modèle de double médiation à l’aide d’analyses acheminatoires tout en considérant l’exposition à la littéracie tout au long de la petite enfance. En accord avec les liens préférentiels suggérés dans la littérature, on a constaté que l’enseignement des lettres par les parents à 4 et 5 ans prédisent indirectement les habiletés en lecture (8 ans; décodage et compréhension en lecture) via leur contribution à la connaissance des lettres (5 ans). Également, le vocabulaire réceptif de l’enfant (5 ans) était un médiateur des contributions de la lecture parent-enfant à 2.5, 4 et 5 ans, à la compréhension en lecture (8 ans). Ce mémoire souligne l’importance d’initier les enfants à la littéracie en bas âge afin de supporter leur acquisition subséquente de la lecture.
This doctoral dissertation focuses on parental literacy practices as predictors of early and long lasting differences in reading achievement. Previous studies have documented preferential associations between two types of parental literacy practices, namely parent-child reading and parental teaching of letters, and pre-reading as well as reading skills without formally evaluating the hypothesis of mediation processes. The main objective of the doctoral dissertation is to formally evaluate this putative dual pathway using path analysis. Our longitudinal research design is unique as we repeatedly evaluated parental literacy practices over early childhood, which can inform us on the appropriateness of different literacy practices from toddlerhood onward. We found that parental teaching of letters at ages 4 and 5 contribute indirectly to reading skills (8 years old; decoding and reading comprehension) through their effect on early letter knowledge (5 years old). Conversely, vocabulary development (5 years old) mediated the influence of parent-child reading at 2½, 4 and 5 years on reading comprehension (8 years old). Results have important implications as to the specific stimulations enhancing each aspect of literacy development and suggest ages around which they begin to influence children’s development.
Mercier, Jean-Pierre. "La part du lecteur de textes littéraires dans la classe de français." Thesis, Université Laval, 2008. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2008/25663/25663.pdf.
Full textLemarchand, 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
Larrivé, Véronique. "Du bon usage du bovarysme dans la classe de français : développer l'empathie fictionnelle des élèves pour les aider à lire les récits littéraires : l'exemple du journal de personnage." Thesis, Bordeaux 3, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014BOR30044/document.
Full textWith mirror neurons and simulation theories, recent findings in neuroscience on inter-subjective relations offer new data to literary theory about fictional narrative. They help restore literary bovarysm of which cognitive version, the fictional empathy, is the subject of this thesis. It appears that, in a world created by fiction, the fictional empathy that the reader feels for characters allows him to understand their mental states and anticipate their behavior. Thus, the fictional emotions, real catalyst of the simulation process that allows the reader to physically experience the perspective of the character, fully participate in the process of understanding and interpreting the story. The objective is therefore to rethink the mental activity of the reader of fiction, with a focus on how the reader grasps the fictional world and gets involved emotionally. The capacity for fictional empathy then becomes a reader’s skill, essential to immerse himself in the fictional universe. This approach raises a question about the teaching of literary reading. When reading fiction, in which way and how is it advisable to seek the students’ fictional empathy for the characters? To address this issue, this thesis proposes that a reading-cum-writing support mechanism be envisaged: the "character’s diary". The experiment conducted in CM2 and 6th grade classes, relates to the diary of Gilgamesh, mythological hero whose adventure stories belong to our founding texts. Through the observation of students' written along with the analysis of interviews and individual questionnaires, it would appear that fictional writing requested from students in the first person are a means to exercise their capacity for fictional empathy and as a corollary develop their skills in literary reading
Books on the topic "Livres et lecture – URSS – Aspect psychologique"
In defense of reading: Teaching literature in the twenty-first century. Malden, MA: Blackwell Pub., 2008.
Find full textC.S. Lewis, writer, dreamer, and mentor. Grand Rapids, Mich: William B. Eerdmans Pub., 1998.
Find full textPowerful magic: Learning form children's responses to fantasy literature. New York: Teachers College Press, 2005.
Find full textProdigals and pilgrims: The American revolution against patriarchal authority, 1750-1800. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1989.
Find full textFliegelman, Jay. Prodigals and Pilgrims: The American Revolution against Patriarchal Authority 1750-1800 (Cambridge Paperback Library). Cambridge University Press, 1985.
Find full textH, Cramer Eugene, and Castle Marietta, eds. Fostering the love of reading: The affective domain in reading education. Newark, Del., USA: International Reading Association, 1994.
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