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Schramm, Helmar. "Karneval des Denkens : Theatralität im Spiegel philosophischer Texte des 16. und 17. Jahrhunderts /." Berlin : Akademie Verlag, 1996. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37539660h.
Full textVuilleumier, Laurens Florence. "La raison des figures symboliques à la Renaissance et à l'âge classique : études sur les fondements philosophiques, théologiques et rhétoriques de l'image." Paris 4, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA040216.
Full textIn order to point out the philological, philosophical, theological and rhetorical basis of XVIIth cent. Imagery, the author had first to write the still now missing history of the reception of Pythagoras' symbols from the beginning of the renaissance. Stressing the contribution of successive generations of humanists: Traversari, Alberti, Ficino, Poliziano, Pico, Nesi, Reuchlin, Steuco. . . The following period was marqued by the integration, around the symbola themselves, of other symbolic figures, as well ancient, such as the proverb, the enigma and the hieroglyphic, as modern, such as the emblem and the device. Erasmus, Giraldi and Caussin have thus contributed, each in his own way, to reinforce the unity of the new symbolic world. But nobody more than Claude Mignault, through the very intricate story of his Alciati's editions and evolution of his famous Syntagma de Symbolis. At the beginning of the XVIIth c. , the Pythagorean model is reinforced if not replaced by Dionysius areopagita, whose work inspires altogether the symbolic theology and the mystic theology of the Jesuit father Maximilian van der Sandt, whose pious approach legitimates a special chapter devoted to the uelum templi considered as the allegory of allegory, the last part of the book would show how the great rhetoricques of the second half of XVIIth century succeeded in analyzing and codifying the new language: Jacob Masen for the visual and graphic image, Emanuele Tesauro for the metaphora and Menestrier for the festive and funeral decorations of ephemeral baroque
Nauert, Charles Garfield Liard Véronique. "Agrippa et la crise de la pensée à la Renaissance /." Paris : Éd. Dervy, 2001. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb38809483n.
Full textBerns, Thomas. "Violence de la loi à la Renaissance : l'originaire du politique chez Machiavel et Montaigne /." Paris : Éd. Kimé, 2000. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb372051365.
Full textGambino, Longo Susanna. "Savoir de la nature et poésie des choses : Lucrèce et Épicure à la Renaissance italienne /." Paris : H. Champion, 2004. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb39198289q.
Full textClément, Michèle Diogène le Cynique. "Le cynisme à la Renaissance : d'Erasme à Montaigne. suivi de Les epistres ([trad. de] 1546) de Diogenes." Genève : Droz, 2005. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb39929178z.
Full textContient Les epistres de Diogenes, philosophe cynicque ([trad.] 1546), trad. de grec en francoys par Loys du Puys. Bibliogr. p. [267]-273. Notes bibliogr. Index.
Lacas, Martine. "Construire la ressemblance : architectures du portrait à la Renaissance." Paris, EHESS, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006EHES0016.
Full textHalleux, Élisa de. "Les figures androgynes à la Renaissance : l'ambiguïté sexuelle dans l'art et la théorie artistique au XVIe siècle." Paris 1, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA010663.
Full textBeaume, Diana. "Alfred Jarry et la pensée des contraires." Le Mans, 2010. http://cyberdoc.univ-lemans.fr/theses/2010/2010LEMA3002.pdf.
Full textAlfred Jarry is the creator of a fascinating and disconcerting work. By many aspects, his poetics confirms the aesthetic principles of symbolism, but some other aspects remain enigmatic if the interpretive grid of symbolism is not complemented by distinct perspectives. The danger of a chaotic approach is not insurmountable, because all the ideas of this singular author are leaded by a directing notion that ordons and gives them coherence : that is the identity of opposites. Our essay is devoted to the study of its operation in the poetics of Jarry. The thrust of our exploration is the symbolist avatar of a philosophical notion that has been very popular in the erudite circles during the Renaissance, when it was mainly traveling in his Latin variant, the coincidentia oppositorum. Jarry, who penetrates deep into the complexity of the idea’s Renaissance context, appropriates, assimilates and. . . Diverts it, so that he can use it as a aesthetic engine for its literature. In the beginning, our study examines the context of the original concept, and then marks out how the coincidentia oppositorum informs the poetics of Jarry. This way, some of the most poignant "inconsistencies" of the fantasy world issued from his pen can be read as a result of the unusual, but coherent, mix of two worldviews separated by several centuries of cultural variations
Leflot, Thomas. "La correspondance des arts chez Vincent d’Indy : étude de ses pratiques musicales, picturales et de ses écrits au regard de son environnement socio-culturel, philosophique et artistique." Thesis, Paris 4, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA040120.
Full textThe celebrated composer and professor Vincent d'Indy is less well-known for his lifelong interest in the arts. He drew and painted for many decades, and he travelled throughout Europe looking for the most beautiful historical sites as well as the most famous museums. Associating with artists and patrons of art in salons and exhibitions enabled him to benefit from contact with numerous painters or sculptors. His constant reference to nature in his watercolours was also apparent in his symphonic poems or operas. This rustic theme places him in a field of romantic influence in which compositions blaze a trail. Also, his approach to the history of music is heightened by the many aesthetic references which throw light on his influences, such as Émile Mâle, John Ruskin or Félicité de Lamennais
Bert, Mathilde. "Lectures, réécritures et peintures à partir de Pline l'Ancien : la réception de l'"Histoire naturelle" en Italie, de Pétrarque à Vasari." Paris 1, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA010624.
Full textPoujade, Baltazard Sylvaine. "Francisci Robortelli Vtinensis in librum Aristotelis De arte poetica explicationes : introduction, édition, traduction." Thesis, Rennes 2, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018REN20069.
Full textThis work is an edition and a translation in French of Robortello’s text untitled Francisci Robortelli Vtinensis in librum Aristotelis De arte poetice explicationes. It is the first published commentary on the Poetics, edited in 1548 in Florence, and revised for a second edition in Basel in 1555. The book contains an edition of the Greek text of the Poetics, based onthat of Aldine edition of 1508, but with several emendations, followed by Pazzi’s Latin translation dated from 1536, and his own commentary. This study, by discovering the whole of the author's analyzes, shows that this comment, far from being anerroneous interpretation of Aristotle's text, is a first reading on the path of our modern understanding of the laws of poetic creation
Rossi, Ercolani Vincenzo. "Rabelais et la pharmacie dionysiaque : dépassement de l'ego à la Renaissance." Tours, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007TOUR2005.
Full textFollowing two basic concepts of mine, pragmatic philology and Dionysian medicine, I have analysed Rabelais’ work pointing out the presence of the pharmakon. I have tried to understand what theory of man might go together with Dionysian pharmacology. To carry out this research a large number of authors (from Homer to Ficino) had to be analysed and in this way I have been able to draw up a theory of pre-modern individuality. By finding an alternative to the current opinion according to which the Renaissance would already present modern man, Rabelais’ thought appeared clearer to me. The pharmakon is part of a coherent syncretist philosophy that places a higher value on the ontological function of excess. Rabelais’ text can therefore regain its systematic structure. The elements that make up his work are all parts of a coherent thought (in keeping with itself and in relation to the Renaissance) which I called: philosophy of going beyond the Ego
Vélez, Posada Andrés. "Ingenia : puissances d'engendrement : philosophie naturelle et pensée géographique à la Renaissance." Paris, EHESS, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014EHES0030.
Full textThe Renaissance was certainly the age of the ingenium. Interpreted as a generative power, this notion involves a thought on the productivity of Nature and expresses a reflection on singularity and difference. Its presence in the artistic practices and discourses is well known. However, its rôle in natural philosophy, medicine and geography has been less studied. This dissertation aims to show that ingenium was used in oder to understand the variety of human beings, the operations related to creativity and the différent qualifies of places on Earth. Hence, the purpose is to present a spiritual geography of the culture of ingenium of the Renaissance
Kieffer, Gilbert. "L'esthétique, entre philosophie et non-philosophie." Paris 10, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA100059.
Full textFaye, Emmanuel. "Philosophie et question de l'homme en France à l'époque de la Renaissance." Paris 1, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA010698.
Full textItry to show the philosophy of Descartes with his propect, in 1636, of "a universal science tendin to raise our nature to its highest degree of perfection", is in line with a general philosophical trend ahead atested in France by Raymond Sibiuda's "scientia de homine" in 1436, Charles de Bovelles's "humana scientia" in 1511, the formulation by Montaigne of the existence of a "moral science" in 1580, and the definition by Pierre Charron of "la vraye science de l'homme" (the true science of man) in 1604. I show how, as to the problem of man, philosophy and theology pregressively but radically differ. I also try to put into light the philosophical value of Charles de Bovelles's thought which is still too often underrated
Tozzi, Béatrice Tancelin Philippe. "Art et pouvoir." Saint-Denis : Université de Paris 8, 2009. http://www.bu.univ-paris8.fr/consult.php?url_these=theses/TozziThese.pdf.
Full textBOCK, HEA SUCK. "Metaphysique et art mandalas : art zen et bouddhisme, et leurs rapports avec les artistes du xxe siecle (essentiellement americains)." Paris 1, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA010569.
Full textBuddhism postulates the void and pure consciousness as both the efficient and final cause of nature. In the first part, we show that this theory influences the design of sino- japanese and tibetan mandalas as well as the art of zen, through two explanations : 10) explanation of the origin of mandala, of its development in the context of indian esoteric buddhism, of sino-japanese and tibetan mandalas and extended interpretations of the buddhist mandala. C. G. Jung and mircea eliade introduce the mandala concept into the interculturel field, by establishing a relationship between certain circular, symmetrical and directional shapes, from the paleolithic era up until our time. 20) explanation of the basic tenets of buddhist philosophy, of its development and of the art of zen. In the second part, we study how the buddhist concepts translate into the formal system of the works of art, the creation of mandalas, artistic and creative psychology and the work of arts assessment. We examine how such concepts influence artistic analysis through the writings of american artists and directors, as well as through the study of important contemporary artists such as ad reinhardt, m. Graves, i. Lassaw, p. Jenkins, sam francis, m. Tobey, william t. Wiley, j. Cage, r. Lippold, eric orr, j. Mccracken, c. Von wiegand, g. Onslow-ford, a. Atwell, j. Miles, g. Beker, j. Johns, 0. Fischinger, j. Whitney, j. Belson, p. Sharits, malevitch, kandinsky, mondrian, pollock etc
Krieger, Sharon. "L'art et le judaisme." Paris 1, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986PA010508.
Full textBoucherat, Véronique. "L'art en Champagne à la fin du Moyen âge : productions locales et modèles étrangers (v. 1485-v. 1535) /." Rennes : Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2005. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb400965098.
Full textBibliogr. p. 387-403. Index.
Richir, Luc. "L'invention du corps." Paris 12, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA120062.
Full textGalaverna, Christine. "Philosophie de l'art et arts africains : une approche pragmatique." Grenoble 2, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999GRE29026.
Full textCardinali, Philippe. "Esthétique(s) de l'image et de la ville dans l'Italie de la pré-Renaissance et de la Renaissance : 1297-1580." Paris 8, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA082951.
Full textThis work focuses on two revolutions, one iconic, the other architectural and urban, which took place in Italy during the Pre-Renaissance and Renaissance periods. After Saint-Paul, sensitivity was considered as a complex cryptogram. These two revolutions gave it a new dignity. In the first revolution, the image of sign gives way to the image of representation, with the invention of geometric perspective by Brunelleschi. The second one sees the Middle-Age Hermeneutic City (a semiotic labyrinth in a world as enigmatic as the city) give way to the Optic City. The latter is characterized by its sensitive intelligence of which the inhabitants, who have become "operatore e speculatore delle cose" (the expression of the first perspective theorist Alberti), are witnesses. Our hypothesis is that these two revolutions are simply two dialectically connected phases of a single process, in which perspective plays a central role. We refuse to consider perspective as a simple figurative code, as illustrated in Panofsky and Argan's theories. In the first part of this thesis, I deal with the transition from image of sign to image of representation, using the images of the urban representation. In the art of Sienna, we understand how the geometrisation of the physical space through geometric perspective is the continuation of a republican management of urban terrritories. The second part focuses on the passage from the Hermeneutic City to the Optic City, viewed in the main urban creations from the Quattro and Cinquecento eras. The most significant repercussions of this double revolution up to the present time, will be discussed in the epilogue
Frison, Danièle. "Le juif dans la tradition anglaise : Moyen âge et Renaissance /." La Garenne-Colombes : Éd. de l'Espace européen, 1992. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb35680769n.
Full textBadet, Muriel. "L'enlèvement : les mouvements du désir : ses représentations dans l'art occidental, de la Renaissance au XXe siècle." Paris, EHESS, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002EHES0075.
Full textThis study is based on a wide range of works and texts which provide the starting point. Their comparison allows to study the stakes of abduction representation. There is no chronological objective, but choosing the love abductions, the first question refers to the etymology of the term “abduction” and its various meanings, from rape to rapture. A whole series of actions follow such as to take away, to lift up, to move. The disruptions and contradictory impulses of desire are represented by the dynamic of abduction. When there is passion, the image used are those of amorous pursuit, brutal fevers; when it is strategic, the representation changes, and concentrates on the presence of accomplices or signs indicating the trap into which the victim will fall. The movement is stopped. In the examples of men abducted by women it would appear that desire is suffered rather than voluntary. The position of domination is reversed for the dominated. The only choice left to the abductor is to grabe the object of desire. At the same time, inertia rather than activity is the emotion's signal. The main combined of power and apathy affect the woman when she has decided to be abducted. The apathy represents and agreement and leads to the abduction, where the body is overwhelmed and where the soul swoons and flys away with a feeling of unlimited pleasure. Moving the study to the social experience, we notice that if abductions are punished, their representations mix the erotic symbol of the subject with the wedding rules, and with panegyric or hegemonic speeches
Schiano-Bennis, Sandrine. "La renaissance de l'idéalisme à la fin du dix-neuvième siècle." Paris 4, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA040064.
Full textThe rebirth of idealism at the end of the nineteenth century (1870-1900). Actions and reactions; an intellectual movement. The writers in the wake of their age. New ideas and ideals: against positivist theories. Human, reality and truth: theories of knowledge, story of a desillusion. Pessimism, scepticism, idealism: new state of mind and intellectualist formula. The return of metaphysics: French, German and English works. The reception of systems: a psychology of conviction which complied well with the polemical requests of the time. Some exemples of idealist figures in literature (Mallarmé, Villiers de L’Isle-Adam, Huysmans, Jules Laforgue, Paul Bourget, Maurice Barrès, Anatole France, Remy de Gourmont, André Gide, Leon Bloy, Josephin Péladan,. . . ) Dilettantes and intellectuals. The starting-point of an aesthetic; fictions and expressions of the self. Idealism, mysticism: substitutes for ethics and religion
Riviale, Laurence. "Le vitrail en Normandie entre Renaissance et Réforme, 1517-1596 /." Rennes : Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2007. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb411726022.
Full textBibliogr. p. 404-419. Index.
Rabbi-Bernard, Chiara. "De la fabrique du corps à l'art du vivant : de la connaissance et de la représentation du corps humain à travers l'évolution du savoir anatomique et son rapport avec l'art à la Renaissance." Paris 4, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA040316.
Full textPellé, Anne-Sophie. "Aemulatio Italorum, la réception des estampes de Mantegna par Dürer et ses contemporains germaniques : la gravure comme agent d'émulation culturelle à la Renaissance." Thesis, Tours, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016TOUR2006.
Full textDuring the early 16th century the German territory was not only the most important but also the most fruitful center for the circulation of Italian painter Andrea Mantegna's (1431 - 1506) prints. From Dürer to Peter Vischer in Nuremberg, from Ulrich Apt's workshop to Jörg Breu the Elder in Augsbourg, from Hans Baldung Grien to Matthias Grünewald in Alsace, from Urs Graf to Jörg Schweiger in Switzerland, Altdorfer's workshop, located in Regensburg to Wolf Huber's in Passau. Basically all artistic and humanist centers in the German-speaking world were concerned. This thesis takes as its primary object the problematic of cultural transfers and aims at showing, through a multidisciplinary approach, that the German reception of Italian engravings is not only limited to formal and stylistics aspects but it is integrated in a reflection regarding the emulation, which will take into account both historical and cultural particularities of the German Sacred Roman Empire
Godin, Christian. "La totalité : les arts et la littérature." Paris 1, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA010736.
Full textThis is an excerpt from a dissertation encyclopaedic in scope, and that deals with the drift and purpose of the concept of totality in every field of thought and reality. The work as a whole investigates how the above concept operates within artistic and literary patterns, that is, all through the medium of expression at large. The introduction broaches the subject of what is known to us as art, insofar as it is contingent on history. Chapter one goes on to detail such patterns as are incidental to totality inasmuch as they have a purpose in the arts and literature. We understand totality as referring to 1e) extensive encompassment 2e) intensive encompassment and 3e) non-encompassment (this latter encompassing the three aspects of a) dissolving intension b) fragmentation and c) non completion). Chapter two takes a look at the interplay of these patterns in the fine arts (i. E. Architecture, sculpture and painting). Chapters three and four deal with music and literature, respectively. The universal art-work and the art forms as a synthesis of all arts form the substance of the fifth and last chapter. Consequently, totality, at the heart of the rent fabric of our times, is not only a fact, but also stands out as a value at once impossible and necessary. Totality, present even when it is wanting, wins out however overwhelmed and outdated it may appear
Harari, Yuval Noah. "Renaissance military memoirs : war, history, and identity, 1450-1600 /." Woodbridge : Boydell Press, 2004. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb392083492.
Full textBibliogr. p. 205-218. Index.
Maia, Tomás. "Le Deuil de personne : la possibilité de l'art et le tragique moderne." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004STR20054.
Full textThe thesis addresses the primordial question raised by art : that of its origin or of its very possibility. Our starting point is a general hypothesis on art in the Western world : human beings strive for a rebirth through art, yet it is only through the precise opposite that this renaissance becomes possible -that is, through the repetition, or more specifically, the anticipation of death. Thus, art is the experience which some sociologists and historians of religion would call "deathbirth" or death as initiation. The aim of this thesis is, above all, to distinguish as far as possible between the artistic and the religious experience given that the heralding of modern times has coincided with the collapse of "positive religion" i. E. Of dogmas and ecclesiastic power. .
Pasanen, Kimmo. "Le tableau vide, le sens de l'oeuvre et les jeux de l'art." Paris 1, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA010656.
Full textIn this thesis, the question of the contents and meaning of an abstract painting is being studied by analysing the works and writings of an rumber of artists in different cultures and epochs who have realized their ideas in the form of an empty painting. The empty painting brings forth in particular the question about ressemblance and identity between the representation and the reality represented, the basic issue of images. The theses elucidates this question from two angles: in the first part, it analyses the meaning of the empty painting as conceived by the artists in question, and in the second part, it analyses the question of signification in philosophical terms. The concept of games of art is formulated in order to join these two analyses within a general theoretical framework. This concept is based in the first place on the work of wittgenstein on langage games and their further developments in terms of philosophical semantics of language games and possible worlds, in particular by jaakko hintikka. Secondly, the formulation of the games of art is based on the notion of art as an activity and on the philosophical theory of action
Boitel, Frédérique. "Le corps dans les champs contemporains de la picturalité et de la sculpturalité." Paris 1, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA010579.
Full textGuillermic, Sandrine Pouivet Roger. "Musique, propriétés expressives et émotions." S. l. : Université Nancy 2, 2007. http://cyberdoc.univ-nancy2.fr/htdocs/docs_ouvert/doc296/2007NAN21008.pdf.
Full textDuong, Sophie. "Les "hermaphrodites", des phénomènes au carrefour des savoirs et des conceptions scientifiques et philosophiques : une étude sur l'"objectivation" scientifique et médicale des hermaphrodites de la Renaissance au début du XVIIe siècle." Paris 7, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA070025.
Full textThis work aims to propose a conceptual history of hermaphrodism during the 16th and the early 17th centuries, through the study of the scientific and philosophical concepts linked to the existence of human hermaphrodites, in the conceptual evolution of the idea/the notion of « monsters », of generation, of differentiation of sexes and of the organization of genitalia. On the one hand, this study intends to show that during the Renaissance in Europe (Germany, Italy, Spain, France), the ancient and medieval heritage of scholarships and conceptions linked to hermaphrodites and monsters was the subject of scholars' questions and research and was renewed and enriched through the re-discovery of anatomy, in particular for hermaphrodites. On the other hand, its purpose is to demonstrate that an impulse, itself renewed, tried to restore hermaphrodites and monsters only In the domain of natural sciences, excluding them from the domain of divination from the second-naïf of the 16th century onwards, or even attempted to consider hermaphrodites only as human beings certainly presenting an anomaly, but a minor anomaly which nevertheless calls into question one's belonging to one or the other gender. Far from proposing a linear conceptual history, but considering the possible influences of these concepts on the conditions and social status of hermaphrodites, this study highlights two « traditions >; in the interpretation and presentation of hermaphrodites, which coexisted during the 16th century and raised questions still debated during the next centuries, such as the existence of the « perfect » hermaphrodite
Saint-Eve, Justine. "Machiavel relisant Tite-Live : entre politique et histoire, entre Renaissance et Antiquité." Thesis, Université Laval, 2013. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2013/30188/30188.pdf.
Full textThis master thesis is about Niccolò Machiavelli's Discourses on Livy. Our main issue is to know why did Machiavelli interest in Livy's History of Rome, from which point of view did he read and comment on it, and the political lessons he taught Florence from it. In chapter one, we present our method inspired from the Cambridge contextualist school. Next, we put Machiavelli back in his time through a short biography; then we present Livy's History of Rome, and the author himself. In chapter two, we present the Discourses on Livy and the background in which Machiavellli wrote it. We demonstrate how this work follows on from the Renaissance litterature and at the same time breaks with it. Then we study the possible connections between the ancient Rome and the 16th century Florence. Afterwards, we comment some chapters of the Discourses, as an exemple. The last chapter deals with the philosophical issues in the Discourses: which view on History reveals through it, which part do play the concepts of virtù and fortuna and finally, the possibility of updating Machiavelli's approach, that is to say taking - or not - into account the historical exemples as a guide for today's political action.
Buydens, Mireille. "Formalisme et aformalisme: essai sur le statut de la forme et du regard au travers d'une analyse du maniérisme." Doctoral thesis, Universite Libre de Bruxelles, 1994. http://hdl.handle.net/2013/ULB-DIPOT:oai:dipot.ulb.ac.be:2013/212664.
Full textLe, Nen Dominique. "Renaissance de la main aux XVème - XVIème siècles : une communion entre art et science." Nantes, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005NANT2113.
Full textMitalaité, Kristina. "Philosophie et théologie de l'image dans les "Libri Carolini" /." Paris : Institut d'études augustiniennes, 2007. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb41151636q.
Full textBibliogr. p. 499-521. Index.
Desmet, Nathalie. "Les expositions "vides" : économies et représentations (1957-2010)." Paris 1, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA010622.
Full textHayat, Michaël. "Représentation et anti-représentation, des beaux-arts à l'art contemporain /." Paris ; Budapest ; Torino : l'Harmattan, 2002. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb38940399k.
Full textMadeline, Bertrand. "Les images vivantes à la Renaissance : légendes, discours et représentations." Thesis, Paris, EHESS, 2021. http://www.theses.fr/2021EHES0007.
Full textWhat could a Milanese dagger bearing the Latin inscription DANIELO ME FECIT / IN CASTELO MEILANO 1475 and the Hare drawn by Albrecht Dürer in 1502 have in common? What brings together an automaton, such as the mechanical monk of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, dated to 1560-1570 and attributed to Juanelo Turriano, and the mutilated head of a bishop’s statue sculpted by Albrecht of Nuremberg between 1510 and 1520 and discovered in a mass grave in Bern? What do the following objects share: the Complaint of the Poor Persecuted Idols, illustrated by Erhard Schoen around 1530, and the unfinished Michelangelo’s Atlas, sculpted between 1519 and 1536; a pittura infamante and a painting by Titian; Leonardo da Vinci’s sfumato and a Renaissance anatomical illustration in which an animated flayed body reveals the mysteries of its corporis fabrica; an emphatic encomium of art discourse that exalts the illusion of life in a painting or a sculpture, and a votive counterweight from the late Middle Ages; the personification and prosopopeia that are fundamental to Erasmus’s Praise of Folly and the wax funerary effigy of Francis I that Jerome Cardan described as an imago viva?All these objects materialize a presence and have a close link with the topos, dear to the Renaissance, of the living image. During the Renaissance, the living image was a multiple phenomenon, with an anthropological dimension that this dissertation seeks to elucidate. For art historians today, it is also a theoretical object, that is to say a construct that can activate, as Giovanni Careri wrote, « a fruitful tension between the singularity of an object and the generality of a theory »
Tăutu-Ruhen, Eugène Dumitru. "Art et esprit dans la philosophie de Hegel : essai de synthèse." Poitiers, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005POIT5008.
Full textAccording to Heidegger, in his book : « On the Way to language », 1976, p. 276, “Any thought which deploys sense is poetry”. This is the starting point in his phenomenological interpretation und testimony of “The criticism of pure reason”. His attempt of an aesthetic synthesis stems from this starting point. The art of the verb aufheben recognises the Assumption of humanity, its History where “the spirit through mankind becomes art”, the price of sacrifice, a priori the only price given the soul. Whether a response from the Being or a demand, whether a Deliverance or a Resurrection, the soul is the only thing that can either create a lifespan or life itself thanks to its tragic enlightening. Is death a transition (by transcendentalism?), the overtaking of the spirit, or tragic summary? The answer lies trapped within the question. One needs to understand the immortality of the soul, one needs to be as clear sighted as the ewe “Miorita”, with a positive ness in word, in action an in accomplishment, saying “Yes” in all our ages, yes to life , yes to universal love, with a craving hunger and thirst for the Truth. We are given the meaning at the end with the poem “About the Being of Wisdom” which is the seventh imaginary answer to the epistolary novel “Bordeaux's Pilgrim”. Third point of trilogy : “THE FAITH OF THE INTELLECTUAL PURITY UND THE IMAGINARY ANSWER” continence five titres : (I) (le titre for the third point of trilogy); (II) THE TRAGIC SPIRIT UND/OR THE CONSUBSTANTIALITY; (III) INTO THE NUMBER OF QUANTITY IN GOLD UND THE PHILOSOPHY OF SPIRIT; (IV)THE PHENOMENOLOGY UND/ OR THE TAUTOLOGY; (V) the poem “ABOUT THE BEING OF WISDOM”, the only text of trilogy present, for to bring into the world und to take on oneself the answer imaginary of faith, by heart to germinate hölderliniens imaginary answer, by The answer at The Hyperion Revelation und at The Phenomenology of Spirit, by the answer in the to by of faith, of Spirit (the exile und the return) at Earth's Wisdom
Delerins, Richard. "Le goût des saveurs : art culinaire et philosophie à l'âge classique." Paris 1, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA010667.
Full textBoubli, Lizzie. "Ostinato rigore - destinato rigore, variante et variation dans le dessin italien : modes et pratiques au XVIe siècle." Paris 1, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA010501.
Full textBeurey, Françoise. "Opacité et infini : l'oeuvre et le temps." Paris 1, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA010579.
Full textDiop, Babacar Mbaye. "Analyse et critique des différents discours sur les arts plastiques de l'Afrique noire : approches historiques, ethno-anthropologiques et philosophiques." Rouen, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008ROUEL627.
Full textThe aim of this study is to understand and to analyse the various theories on the plastic arts of sub-Saharan Africa, by focusing on the following questions : can we really differentiate the ancient art, the traditional art and the contemporary art of sub-Saharan Africa using time as the measure to compare artistic creations of today and yesterday ? The ancient and the traditional are they not also the memory of the contemporary ? can we establish a link between the art of sub-Saharan Africa and that of Old Egypt ? Should we search for the origins of the African artistic creation in a foreign culture ? How has opinion evolued from contempt for the African arts to their recognition ? How must one read and understand the Negro-African arts ? Are there any aesthetics and art critics in sub-Saharan Africa ? What is the place of the African arts and their artists in the march to globalization ? In the study of these questions we will examine the following : the history of African art - from the ancient African arts to the modern and contemporary arts - through the analysis of the traditional arts - or what was formerly called "the Negro Art" - and several views and interpretations concerning the African arts. These central ideas from the backbone of the two parts of this essay which will allow us to reveal the false theories which have often nourished the study of the arts of sub-Saharan Africa. The approach is philosophical as well as historical allowing the understanding of different theories on African art and their significance
Fourdrinier, Axel. "Rupture et création." Phd thesis, Université Toulouse le Mirail - Toulouse II, 2013. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00878834.
Full textCaye, Pierre. "Le savoir de Palladio : architecture, métaphysique et politique dans la Venise du Cinquecento." Paris 4, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991PA040301.
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