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Journal articles on the topic "Péloponnèse (Grèce) – Conditions sociales"
ΚΡΕΜΜΥΔΑΣ, ΒΑΣΙΛΗΣ. "ΓΕΩΓΡΑΦΙΑ ΤΗΣ ΠΟΛΙΤΙΚΗΣ ΣΥΓΚΡΟΤΗΣΗΣ TOΥ ΡΗΓΑ." Μνήμων 21 (January 1, 1999): 183. http://dx.doi.org/10.12681/mnimon.790.
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Tremblay, Sarahlyne. "La chefferie : essai d'application d'un concept anthropologique à la société protomycénienne." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2003. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/17758.
Full textHoët-Van, Cauwenberghe Christine. "Rome et la société provinciale du Péloponnèse sous le Haut-Empire (31 avant J. -C. - 235 après J. -C. )." Paris 1, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA010502.
Full textPeloponnesus, the acropolis of Greece according to strabo, was part of the roman province Achaia, the management of which was allocated in 27 bc to the roman senate. The conquest of greek went back to 146 bc, when Corinth was destroyed by romans. The integration into imperium romanum was completed under the empire, but Peloponnesus retained many specificities, included its attachment to the Greek principle of liberty. This one was granted the entire greece by nero, but swiftly revoked by his successor. Later, hadrian tried to gather all the greeks in the framework of Panhellenion. Three colonies modified the landscape of the peninsula. One of them, corinth, was the capital city of the province and got involved later in serving the empire. The greek elites were maintained by rome and sparta was favoured in its relations with the central authority. Free cities remained quite numerous in Peloponnesus and the civic life was really lively during the early empire. Personal ties with the emperor were essential. Claudii's patronage was vital for local notables to obtain the roman citizenship, they got in great numbers under the Julio-Claudians. This procedure for granting was them slowered until the general concession under caracalla. The imperial cult, marked by hellenistic practices, was lively at the municipal level. The federal imperial cult overtook the provincial cult, uneasy to set up and maintain. Romans didn't hang over the peloponnians in other religious matters, except by intervening on the restoration of traditional greek cults. Augustus', then Hadrian's actions were essential. Hadrian backed up and extended the movement of second sophistic
Tzavara, Angeliki. "Clarentza : une ville médiévale de la Morée latine (XIIIe-XVe siècle)." Paris 1, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA010539.
Full textCharalambous, Kyriacos. "L'opposition cachée, homme-femme (France-Grèce)." Paris 8, 1988. http://octaviana.fr/document/180469703#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=0.
Full textBecause it unites the five elements of any mode of production - owners, workers, tools, property and labor rela- tions - the family forms a mode of production. Peasant's family, shephered's family in precapitalist France and Greece, craftsman's family, middleclass family and working-class fami- ly in capitalist society in these same countries forms more than a mode of production. The social statut of housewife is approximately equiva- lent to this one of slave. The concept of capitalist mode of production does not des- cribe complex social relations. It does provide a theorical model for these between capital and labor but it hides that between man and woman. This is despite the fact that relation between spo- oses is assimilated within a capitalist type of production. Within the middle-class family, in business world, in society as a whole, there existe a confusion between relations, between class and thoses existing between sexes
Pylia, Martha. "Les notables moréotes, fin du XVIIIe début du XIXe siècle : fonctions et comportements." Paris 1, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA010665.
Full textMargaris, Zoé. "L' immigration albanaise en Grèce." Paris 8, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA082436.
Full textThe fall of the communist regime in Albania has lead to the influx of minority immigrants of Greek origin into Greece, transforming it from a country of origin to a recipient country of immigrants. This influx, often confused with the repatriation of emigrants, is marked by the xenophobic dimension of having to live with the “foreigners-expatriates”. The members of the minority, as a special category in the Albanian population but also as an immigrant group in the Greek community, were gradually lead to the (re)formation of their identity, according to the demands and standards of local recipient communities. Therefore, through the cultural osmosis among local and immigrant communities, in the official –state– as well as the unofficial levels, their identity has been (re)defined after the immigrational experience, and as a generative force of group goals and individual choices is (re)produced ethnically through innovative codes, corresponding to their contemporary field of reference
Sapounakis-Dracakis, Lydia. "La Grèce urbaine et rurale (1835-1875) : consommations et revenus." Paris 1, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA010604.
Full textMüller, Christel. "Rome et la beotie de la basse epoque hellenistique a la fin du haut-empire. Etude d'histoire politique et sociale." Lyon 2, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996LYO20014.
Full textThis research tries to show the romanization of a province - achaia- which has not been studied as much as others, and especially of one of its region : boiotia. All types of documents are used, even if inscriptions play a very important part : a new corpus of ig vii has been made on this occasion. Three phenomena are contemplated : provincialization during the late hellenistic period (206-27 a. C. ) ; imperialization to the middle of the third century ad ; latinization which covers the whole period and concerns social aspects of romanization, through the study of latin onomastics and roman citizenship
Siphnéou, Euridice. "Lesbos : la ville de Mytilène et sa région : économie et société de 1840 à 1912." Paris, EHESS, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994EHES0077.
Full textThis doctoral dissertation confronts with the phenomenon of development of lesbos, greek island situated at the noth-east mediterranean, and its capital mytilini, during the last seventy two years of ottoman occupation (1840-1912). It depicts the picture of lesbos growth in the second half of the 19th century, a process that englobes the biological, economic, social and intellectual spheres, as well as its protagonists- the subdued greeks. An extensive part is devoted to the study of the economy of "monoproduction for exportation", as well as the oil-process from its primitive stage to the oil-plant steam industry. The study of the dowry acts and testaments allows a closer approach to the social structure, indicating its different groups. Special attention has been given to the study of the lifestyle and enterprise attitudes of the upper class, merchants, landowners, industrials, as well as the lesbians of the "diaspora". Finally, the last part is dedicated to the bourgeois society and the social effervescence of the capital after 1880. The analysis indicates that mytilini must be included between the first cities of the empire, that at the end of the 19th century, evolve rapidly towards capitalism
Zarkias, Cornelia. "Société et espace dans l'île de Skyros." Paris, EHESS, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991EHES0053.
Full textThe societe of the island of skyros, which is an agricultural and pastoral society, is stratifies in three social groups : the landowners, the shepherds and the agricultural workers. Every social group inhabits a seperate neighborhood in the village; spatial configurations reflect social structures and values. The residence of each domestic group, which consists of father, mother and unmaried children, is matri-neolocal. The transmission of both material and immaterial goods, is caracterised by the preference of the eldest girl without excluding boys and second-born children. Sex is of major importance regarding the transmission of goods. It is true that endogamy plays its role in every social group; this fact combined with matri-neolocality, dowry-system and the special building regulations, creates kernelneighborhoods ( aderficata) where feminine lineages can be detected. Space is subjected to transformations, corresponding to the transformation of social structures, which are caused not only by internal factors, but also by external ones, such as urbanism and tourism