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Brissette, Jean-Philippe. "L'expérience de l'échec dans les Pensées de Pascal." Thesis, Université Laval, 2009. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2009/26462/26462.pdf.
Full textErnst, Pol. "Géologie et stratigraphie des Pensées de Pascal." Paris 4, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA040005.
Full textThe geology consists of identifying the "paper" of ms. 9202(. . . )The stratigraphy sets out to discover the order which Pascal used the different packets of similar sheets. .
Alexandrescu, Vlad. "Le paradoxe chez Blaise Pascal." Paris, EHESS, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995EHES0301.
Full textQhile reviewing in our introduction some stages of the history of skeptical thinking, from pyrrhon to sextus empiricus, we have decided to consider the 'skeptic paradox' - the evocation of contradictory opinions regarding every topic - as the structural unit of the skeptic discourse. We have tested the functionality of this unit on writings belonging to the french skeptic tradition (montaigne and la mothe le vayer). An analysis of this notion reveals the necessity of specifying the conditions on the employment of the skeptic statements. We propose to summarise these conditions in the constrait of a 'distant enunciation', which is possible to paraphrase with the aid of the epistemical modal values, such as the uncertain or the probable. As one direction of our examination we have explained specific relationships between the skepticism and the dogmatism, found at the inner level of the discourse. After presenting a three-layered theoretical model, which allows us to establish a differentiated typology of the paradoxical statements, the second part of the thesis is dedicated to the study of four of pascal's works : the reflections on geometry in general, the conversation with mr. De sacy, the writing s on the grace and the thoughts
Grasset, Bernard. "Les Pensées de Pascal : une interprétation de l'Ecriture." Poitiers, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001POIT5001.
Full textBusoiu, Ana Maria. "Pascal et l'existentialisme." Dijon, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009DIJOL009.
Full textIs Blaise Pascal a forerunner of existentialism? Can his Christianity really be qualified as existentialist? Can Pascal be associated with atheist existentialism, especially with Sartrian existentialism? Is Pascal of present interest nowadays? This thesis tries to answer these questions, using the comparative study of the works of Blaise Pascal, Soren Kierkegaard, Gabriel Marcel, and Jean-Paul Sartre. It supports the idea that Pascal is not simply a forerunner of existentialism, but a genuine philosopher of existence. His work brings forward a philosophy of existence. His work brings forward a philosophy of existence which didn’t remain without consequences his approach is thoughtful and argumentative, his conceptual coherence is obvious, his theory is stated and proven. Man must choose because he is “embarked”, so he cannot elude the choice; this is the theory that places Pascal in the central of Mounier’s “existentialist tree”. Nevertheless, what remains central to his thought is his Christian view: everything is possible with God, man is nothing without God
Bouchilloux, Hélène. "Apologetique et raison dans les pensees de pascal." Paris, EHESS, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990EHES0306.
Full textThis study is a consideration of the meaning to be given to the pensees. It challenges the interpretations which, considering the pensees as merely apologetical, strumble over the deliberate disorder, the enlarged comprehensiveness and the greatly increased number of protagonists. This threefold difficulty can be solved without mutilating the text if we perceive, behind the discourse about proof, which is strictly apologetical, a discourse about the ends of the proof, which is entirely different. In accordance with what he sets out in his short treatises, de l'esprit geometrique and de l'art de persuader, pascal does not aim at convincing but, by means of a demonstration akin to the verification of hypotheses in physics, at showing how reason is powerless to believe naturally and so justifying its abandonment into a faith which is a principle of judgment, as the "heart" is a principle of reasoning. While descartes' metaphysics enables reason to experience its own finitude by setting above it the incomprehensible infinity of the god who warrants its truths, pascal's apologetics, by witnessing to its corruption, adds to its demonstrative use a critical one which places theology at the centre of all its truths. It is therefore by the light of the disposal which causes the splitting up of the pensees that we must read the whole work in order to gras
Michon, Hélène. "L'ordre du cœur : philosophie, théologie et mystique dans les Pensées de Pascal." Paris 4, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA040249.
Full textOur work has two aims: to place Pascal in a philosophical and theological tradition, and to propose a full understanding of the entire fragments. The first point implies many approaches to the Cistercian and neoplatonic tradition, the second considers three grounds of the discourse in the apology. A philosophical discourse that puts the three traditional questions: self-acquaintance, knowledge of god and of the world, but concludes with an absence of answer. A theological one that belongs to the thomistical tradition and uses the rhetorical fiture of prosopopee, succeeds and presents Jesus-Christ as an issue for every human problem. Finally, a third type of discourse, called a mystical discourse, rejects every kind of wisdom and proclaims the crosses madness. It inaugurates therefore the order of the heart; which can be defined by the rejection of all discursiveness. Based on the inquiry of god, the discourse develops the topic of deus absconditus
Amaarref, Amina. "Le visible et l'invisible dans la spiritualité de Pascal." Paris 4, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA040211.
Full textThe theme of the visible and the invisible is beginning as a leitmotiv in the all works of Pascal so as this spiritual theme is at Augustinian’s inspiration and it found the spiritual doctrine of the great apologist: the whole creation is an image of god. Therefore, this theme is it wonderfully good orchestrated in the letter 4, to Miss Roannez, written just after the saint-Thorn's miracle. It is true, like M. Jean Mesnard propose it, in his study of the memorial, "that the eye and spirit are requested at the same time" (in Pascal, Œuvres completes p. 45). Certainly, Pascal is also a great poet for ever this work is buoyed with a wonderful lyricism mystic
Magniont, Gilles. "Le discours pascalien dans les "Pensées" : traces et stratégies énonciatives." Bordeaux 3, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998BOR30032.
Full textConscious of the problematic status of the thoughts - a work both uncompleted and disparate - we have set out in this work to question the pascal writing in its very details so as to emphasize the persuasive strategies at work. How can an apologist convince one of god ? pascal would stress the difficulty of such a task which involved justifying the authority of an argumentation as well as reaching readers notwithstanding their variety. That is why we thought it pertinent to observe the effects of this twofold requirement in the thoughts and from that viewpoint to take advantage of the linguistics of enunciation whose very object is to determine the link between discouse and the enunciator and the co-enunciator. In the first part we have analysed to what extent the writer gave roots to his discourse. Pascal's purpose was to reach deep into the minds of others through the alternate use of generic, specific or ambiguous references. Indeed heterogeneous + tracks ; happen to mingle in his fragments of discourse, so much so that it may be irrelevant at times to speak of persuasive purpose, more precisely when enunciative ruptures allow irrepressible emotions to come to the surface. In the second part we have examined how central a place is given to the reader of the apology thrue direct addresses or implicit cross-references to questions and objections. There again the oscillation of a discourse aiming at extralinguistic presences cannot be due only to rethoric necessity. One can understand the pascal discontinuous writing as a practise of writing which is most naturally favourable to enunciative effects. Were the apologetic discourse deprived of this form, would it still retain all its power ?
Picavez, Hugues. "Modalisation et verbes de connaissance : une approche linguistique des Pensées de Pascal." Nantes, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003NANT3019.
Full textBooks on the topic "Pascal, Blaise, 1623-1662 – Et l'échec"
Breandán, Ó Doibhlin, ed. Smaointe le Blaise Pascal. Baile Átha Cliath: Coisceim, 1994.
Find full textPascal, Blaise. Pensées: Édition établie d'après la copie de référence de Gilberte Pascal. Paris: Classiques Garnier, 1999.
Find full textPascal, Blaise. Discours sur la religion et sur quelques autres sujets qui ont été trouvés après sa mort parmi ses papiers. [Paris?]: Fayard/Armand Colin, 1992.
Find full textZhaowu, He, ed. Si xiang lu: Lun zong jiao he qi ta zhu ti de si xiang. Beijing: Shang wu yin shu guan, 1985.
Find full textPascal, Blaise. Selections from the Thoughts. Arlington Heights, Ill: Harlan Davidson, 1986.
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