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Nadeau-Bernatchez, David. "LA MUSIQUE COMME RAPPORTS AUX TEMPS Chroniques et diachroniques des musiques urbaines congolaises." Thesis, Université Laval, 2013. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2013/29438/29438.pdf.
Full textMante, David. "Brazzaville : dynamique urbaine et urbanisation du district de N'gamaba : contribution à l'étude de la croissance périphérique de Brazzaville (Congo)." Paris 7, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA070153.
Full textThe urban growth of brazzaville, the capital city of the congo is spectacular since 1960. In twenty five years, the urbanized area outkirts exceed that of the century third quarter of the colonial city. This spatial growth is not only result of an increasing demography which has quintupleted since 1960, due to the immigration and the natural growth. This is so, the consequence of urbanization processes airising out of public powers, and left to local chiefs. Social and cultural factors arise in the bursting of the city, because the educated population concentred in brazzaville, fress itsef from the traditional customs and family home. With the lack of urbanization processes and land markety, the population anxious about finding a suitable dwelling, resorts to the self-building or horizontal building plot in the peripheric growth, and contributes to the destruction of the site. The boundaires of the city unceasingly drawn back, prevent measures from beinq efficient, and require an urgent intervention of the public powers. But over rational towon planning of brazzaville, the urban solutions. .
Mabusa, M'Pia Nsele Nkenta Mwana-Ya-Eseka Juss Inokipa. "Anthropologie de la communication musicale traditionnelle congolaise : le cas de la communauté Bateke du Congo Kinshasa." Paris 8, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA083619.
Full textTeke traditional music is the music of entire people, it is their cultural identity, the apprenticeship in life, their means of reconciliation and expression. Teke music is social phenomenon at once global and complex in which all practices, manifestations and events of communal life are articulated and integrated. This study undertakes the description at analyse of Teke musical productions and practices, examining the following. Music in the life cycle: at birth, at initiation, at marriage, at death and funerals. Music and subsistence: the role of music in agriculture, hunting, at the opening of the fishing season. The occidental notions [of] «musician» and «audience» do not exist in the traditional Teke conception of music
Kraïem, Nadia. "Le rap : un espace biographique d’éducation et de formation." Thesis, Paris 13, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA131032.
Full textThis thesis is intended to study the French rap music in a biographical practice with an educational and formative goal. This research is focusing on the resources implemented by the rap artist when he writes. The rap writing can be described as a biographical writing in which the subject (re)considers himself through the creation of lyrics and music as a matter of research. To explore the biographical dimension of the rap writing, this thesis strived to achieve the biography of the rap artist named Diam's by relying on the « Théorie des moments » of Remi Hess (2003) and by using as a unique base the lyrics of this artist which describe her stories of Life. This thesis underlines also the self-education process which is put in place during the rap writing. The different interviews of many rap artists necessary for the writing of this thesis show that rapping is a formative practice because it requires knowledge already acquired which develops as it is implemented. This thesis points out the social aspect of the rap music which contributes to the socialization of the artist and to the socialization of the listener. Conceived as an educational practice, this thesis studies the educational impact of the rap music on the listener. Thus, this thesis introduces the different types of self-development and of self-education through the rap artist by underlining the “hétérobiographie” (Delory-Momberger). Rap music appears as a social vehicle that would do the link between the institutions and young people. The rap artist becomes a youth worker transmitting values to the listeners and implementing measures easing the development of the young adult
Banzouzi, Jean-Pierre. "Imaginaire et quotidien à travers le discours du kiosque à Brazzaville (Congo): une nouvelle appropriation de la rue en tant que lieu de discours et de sociabilité." Doctoral thesis, Universite Libre de Bruxelles, 1997. http://hdl.handle.net/2013/ULB-DIPOT:oai:dipot.ulb.ac.be:2013/212127.
Full textKoliulis, Alessio. "Écologie de la musique techno : subjectivité, machines et territoires urbains : pour une critique de l’esthétique techno à partir de Detroit et Londres." Thesis, Paris 8, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PA080093.
Full textElectronic and techno music have experienced a new wave of success after the global explosion of the 1980s and 1990s. Clubs, abandoned factories and urban parks are just some of the spaces in which this phenomenon merges with the city. At the same time, nightlife activities play an important role for new urban economies, often contributing to gentrification processes. During five years of research between London and other cities including Detroit and Berlin, a relationship of affinity between techno music and the urban theme emerged. From participant observation to the collection of interviews, from the analysis of materials to a multimedia research-action project, this study interprets techno music as an aesthetic element that creates urban and virtual territories. The value of these social spaces grows with the emergence of new technologies, making techno the symbolic capital of technoculture. Technocratic policies use this capital to accumulate profit, while those subjectivities that regain possession of techno outside market-led business models contribute to the production of an alternative discourse on the possibilities of technology. This contrast results in a conflict within the technological, between “technocratic policies” and “techno-politics”. With an interdisciplinary approach rooted in Guattari’s social ecology of the links between techno, technics and technology, this thesis seeks to identify the ways in which techno aesthetic functions as a component of subjectivation. The work can interest those doing research in the fields of electronic music, ecology, urban studies and aesthetics
Ventura, da Silva Alessandro. "La musique populaire dans les villes américaines en réformes : communautés noires et politiques de modernisation urbaine (Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires et New York, fin XIX siècle et début XXe siècle)." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017USPCA154.
Full textThe aim of this thesis is to identify the analogies between the cultural manifestations of black communities in the cities of Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires and New York in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. From the point of view of this reflection, we claim to show that the cultural and ideological stimulations that permeated these cities were fundamental for the formation of a provocative and attenuating matrix in musical and poetic compositions such as sambas, milongas, tangos and jazz of this period and in this way can be observed in a trans-hemispheric perspective in the Americas. Fatally, as the cities of Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires and New York have in common the fact of having participated in a modernizing experiment, we deduce that the element of disillusionment felt by a social fraction produced a movement of criticism in these musical demonstrations that defeated the civilizing aims by creating atmospheres that rivaled the official city. It is the city against the city that will draw our attention from the atmosphere felt in the clubs, favelas and conventillos of these cities and which, taken in its complexity and historical density, will provide us with elements to think similarities and the differences of these cities and musical experiences in the Americas
De, Andrade Pereira José Marcelo. "La roda de samba et de choro dans le contexte urbain brésilien : Anthropologie de la dynamique et des espaces de sociabilité musicale à Rio de Janeiro et Salvador de Bahia." Thesis, Lyon 2, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012LYO20097/document.
Full textFollowing a dynamic that could be called "make anthropology in the city," this study proposes to analyze the roda de samba and choro in an urban context of the city of Rio de Janeiro and Salvador de Bahia. Starting from an approach that is both multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary uses knowledge and theoretical-methodological precepts of disciplines such as anthropology, music, musicology, ethnomusicology, history and sociology, it seeks to understanding on the one hand, what mechanisms will allow such practices out of the social margins to gain visibility in the city areas and secondly, what are the social, symbolic and identity issues observed from the registration the roda in new areas of the city