Dissertations / Theses on the topic 'Philosophie mexicaine'
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Zavala, Iván. "Comparaison des valeurs fondamentales de la société mexicaine, la société canadienne et la société américaine." Paris 4, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA040058.
Full textThis thesis is a cross-national study on core values in the three countries of North America: Canada, Mexico, and the United States. The notion of value, such as it is used here, has its sociological meaning: the collective preferences of the people concerning specific subjects. The values analyzed here have been chosen mainly by the intuitive conviction s that they reflect the most crucial differences among the three countries of this study. The analyses performed show two types of findings: - concerning most of the variables, the significative differences are explained by the national characters or by the origins of the three countries. - concerning some variables, the significative differences are explained by social factors, such as age, education or income. These three societies cluster around three main axes: 1. Individual and community (values concerning the relationship between the individuals and the society). 2. Liberalism and authoritarianism (political values). 3. Attitudes and values regarding the work
Thiebaut, Guy. "La contre-revolution mexicaine : histoire, litterature et societe. l'exemple du roman cristero de 1926 a nos jours." Lille 3, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993LIL30004.
Full textThe main objective of this dissertation is to study the works of fiction whose central theme deals with the cristiada, the rebellion led by the cristeros in mexico from 1926 to 1929. Part i sets out to situate the episode in its historical context and to explain corpus theories which underlie the development of the cristero ideology. Part ii presents, in chronological order of publication, a representative corpus of fifteen texts, published between 1928 and 1961, in order to bring them out of oblivien and re-insert them in the panorama of mexican literature. Part iii brings out, after a thematic analysis, a typology of the cristero novel, as a specific genre, approached as the novel of the mexican counter-revolution. Part iv sets out to show how the study relates to the problems of contemporary literary creation, which integrates the cristero theme - new a motif - into the prospect of reconstructing the historical metmory which present-day generations have been denied by efficial history, dictated by the government or the liga
Lara, Bores-Alengrin Alba Rosa. "La quête identitaire dans l'oeuvre narrative de l'écrivain mexicain José Agustin (1964-1996)." Aix-Marseille 1, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003AIX10007.
Full textPeña, López René. "Imaginaire mythographique et image publicitaire : les figures du métissage dans la publicité mexicaine." Thesis, Dijon, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014DIJOL039.
Full textMixed race physiognomy and native culture of mexican population are rarely exposed in advertising in that country. This research deals with biological and cultural mestizaje as a visual figure. Presented in mexican advertising, it takes part of the grid of meanings behind the collective identities system. This work tackles the origins of stereotypes and visual isotopies leading to maintain, through the mythographic language of images, an unfavorable opinion on the mixed race population. Entities and Media having contributed to maintian in place these beliefs since the colonization of Mexico in the sixteenth century, are studied in a multidisciplinary, communication defined perspective.The rule of verbal, often imposed as a form of rationality in the study of figurative language, as well as the strategies performed by the Establishment to refuse any questioning about its legitimacy, make particularly complex the study of the relationship between images setting and political imaginary. We therefore propose a historic observation of the construction of the mestizaje's figure in Mexico, through the most significant visual productions of each period. This observation should lead to understand the emergence of sens as the investment that meaning systems have on mestizaje figure and its sensitive recurrences
Castilleja, Magdaleno Diana Patricia. "Émergence d'un genre littéraire au Mexique de 1950 à nos jours : l'essai comme écriture." Paris 3, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA030056.
Full textRamouche, Marie-Pierre. "Savoir et pouvoir dans "la trilogia del siglo XX de Jorge Volpi." Paris 8, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA083130.
Full textThis thesis examines the novels that compose Jorge Volpi's trilogy (En busca de Klingsor, El fin de la locura et No será la Tierra) from the perspective of the relationships between Knowledge and Power. The study demonstrates that the Mexican author, under the influence of the works by Michel Foucault on the links unifying the notions of Knowledge and Power, built a trilogy that highlights the close and paradoxical relationships between these two concepts, which intersect and inverse throughout these three novels, until finally converging in their exact antithesis, madness. Whether it be in the conflicts opposing "men of knowledge" — the scientists and the intellectuals — to the politico-economic power, or in the most intimate strata of an individual's psyche — in one's relationships with others and with oneself —, or even at the very heart of his conception of literature and in his own writing, this study reveals that Jorge Volpi revisits the concepts of knowledge and of power through the prism of madness. Throughout his work, the knowledge-power relationships lead to madness which is itself the source of another form of knowledge-power, both unfathomable and uncontrollable, for which Volpi seems to feel a deep fascination
Santiso, Javier. "De l'utopisme au possibilisme : une analyse temporelle des trajectoires mexicaines et chiliennes, 1970-1996." Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997IEPP0021.
Full textFrom Mexico to Chile, politics is no longer a question of certainty, of clear views and visions of the future. In these two countries, the emergence of a political temporality involving a fixed horizons of expectation, and a renewed focus on the present, all bear witness to a reconfiguration of political discourse and action, a new vision of the world. The transformation in perceptions of time conceals a more essential change. In fact not only a whole vocabulary but also a grammar is disappearing. The political phrasing which existed in past decades, and which revolved around terms that referred to revolution and to the state, is being replaced by a language whose primer is made up of democracy and the market, concepts that involve a fixed temporal horizon. Without forgetting significant nuances and contrasts between individual cases, one can see the emergence not of a new paradigm but of a politics of the possible, that is more concerned with an ethics of consequences than an ethics of convictions. The contrasting political paths of Mexico and Chile demonstrate both the importance and the limits of the transformations taking place in Latin America. They bear witness to the disappearance of the grand maximalist, historicist and utopian theories and their replacement by more pragmatic and possibilist policies. Politics is ceasing to be a utopian technique and becoming a fragmentary one, a kind of discourse and action that no longer refer to teleological models but rather remains open to the play of possibilities. Economic policies, buttressed by paradigms that were conceived as modelos para armar, have given way to less rigid approaches. The trajectories of the countries examined here confirm that the transformation currently under way cannot be reduced to a simple paradigm-shift that could be summarised as simply a passage from the noble savage to the good democrat or from the good revolutionary to the good free-marketeer
Dinneen, Nathan. "Ranges of consideration: crossing the fields of ecology, philosophy and science studies." Thesis, University of North Texas, 2002. https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc3292/.
Full textRuiz, Virginie. "Rosario Castellanos et l'altérité indienne dans la "trilogie du Chiapas" : une vision ethnocentrique de l'Indien mexicain." Phd thesis, Université du Sud Toulon Var, 2010. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00596305.
Full textSolares, Heredia Martin Mauricio. "Identité, pouvoir et métafiction dans le roman mexicain contemporain : 1991-1999." Thesis, Paris 3, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA030060.
Full textThis essay presents an analysis of the construction of characters, the representations of power and the development of metafictional writing through a discussion of seven Mexican novels published in the nineties. The essay utilizes the theoretical advances of Roland Barthes and Philippe Hamon in regards to semiological analysis of characters and Gérard Genette’s modes of narrative representation to analyze El disparo de argón, Huatulqueños, La lotería de San Jorge, Una de dos, Salón de belleza, Un asesino solitario y En busca de Klingsor. Metafictional writing was looked at using the theoretical lens of not only Genette, but also Linda Hutcheon and Patricia Waugh. In conclusion, narrators, characters and setting are constructed by means of techniques like hyperbole or comparison. In addition, landscape comes to function as another character in the story, creating a metaphysical space that reflects history. When speaking of power, there are two identifiable types of characters: vulnerable creatures with an ephemeral authority and invisible, inhumane powers that patrol and decide characters’ destinies. The first group eventually acquires the same physical characteristics and attitudes, while the invisible powers correspond to figures like Fate, Chance, God or the Devil. The representations of power fulfill a series of similar roles. Each of the seven novels studied in this essay uses techniques which emphasize the narrator’s own awareness of the act of writing. The analysis of the mise en abyme, metalepsis and transtextuality in the narrative allows for a systematic determination and evaluation of the effectiveness of metafiction
Diaz-Davalos, Angel Martin. "The Politics of Life and Death: Mexican Narconarratives at the Edge of the Twenty-first Century." Diss., Temple University Libraries, 2018. http://cdm16002.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p245801coll10/id/532801.
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This dissertation examines the link between sovereignty, law, community and (il)legal violence in 20th/21st century Mexican narratives associated with drug trafficking themes. The field of biopolitics provides ample pathways to explore the intersection of these concepts as they are portrayed in contemporary Mexican literature, music and film. Combining the theories of Michel Foucault, Roberto Esposito, Giorgio Agamben and Carl Schmitt, among others, this project analyzes the law and the sovereign, as well as the community and the narco within the spaces they inhabit as they enter in (violent) dialogue with each other. Furthermore, such relationship is viewed panoramically in three stages. First, I analyze the rise of a mythologized narco-sovereign and the creation of what could be conceptualized as Narcobiopolitcs, which materializes the moment the drug trafficker emerges into the Mexican collective imaginary and fights for a space for its own “community.” Second, narco-communities are allowed to thrive in the outskirts, cementing the figure of the narco-sovereign, a figure that challenges the power of the law. Lastly, the relationship between the law and the trafficker disintegrates due to an excess of violence and the communities they inhabit collapse, thus pointing to the fall of the (narco) community. The authors examined to explore these three phases are: Pablo Serrano, Yuri Herrera, Juan Pablo Villalobos, Gerardo Cornejo, Raúl Manríquez, Víctor Hugo Rascón Banda and Orfa Alarcón (literature); Gerardo Naranjo (film); Los Tucanes de Tijuana, Jenni Rivera, El Komander, Gerardo Ortiz and Los Tigres del Norte (music). The prologue provides a socio-historical context explaining the rise of drug trafficking violence in 20th century Mexico, as well as the current debate on narconarratives. It argues that such debate has yielded stagnating responses from academics and critics and specifies this project’s need to steer away from it. Chapter one offers the theoretical framework that will be utilized along the subsequent chapters in order to create a new space for dialogue surrounding these narratives. Chapter two analyses the rise of the mythologized figure of the narco-sovereign. The purpose of this entity is to create its own narco-community at the margins of the law, even though such community will always be under the Sovereign’s gaze. Chapter three showcases well-developed narco-communities who have managed to claim, through their narco-sovereigns, a space in their fight against the government institutions. Chapter four pinpoints the moment the relationship between legal and illegal violence collapses. This moment is portrayed in the narratives as the destruction of the community, with both entities (government and drug traffickers) responsible for such catastrophic downfall. Finally, the epilogue will conclude this dissertation by summarizing the main theoretical and analytical discussions, thus offering an opening to academic dialogue about narconarratives without the aim of sealing off the topic. Additionally, the epilogue will disclose research routes to undertake in the near future.
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Kaiser, John William. "Paz's theory of self /." view abstract or download file of text, 2007. http://proquest.umi.com/pqdweb?did=1335359551&sid=1&Fmt=2&clientId=11238&RQT=309&VName=PQD.
Full textTypescript. Includes vita and abstract. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 174-176). Also available for download via the World Wide Web; free to University of Oregon users.
Senate, University of Arizona Faculty. "Faculty Senate Minutes December 5, 2011." University of Arizona Faculty Senate (Tucson, AZ), 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/10150/209889.
Full textKlein, Jara Paula. "El carácter cínico en Armando Ramírez, Guillermo Fadanelli y Rocío Boliver : una exploración de la escritura, el cuerpo y la sexualidad." Thesis, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/22638.
Full textThe present investigation explores the narrative universe of three Mexican authors: Armando Ramírez, Guillermo Fadanelli and Rocío Boliver. Despite obvious differences, their works share characteristics that I propose to identify as “cynical”. In this dissertation, we use cynicism as a theoretical approach that makes possible new interpretations of artistic, cultural, and political expressions that have entered into conflict with dominant value systems. Through different narrative genres and idioms (novel, short story, literary essays and performance), these authors’ shared discursive universe expresses a discomfort with the world and reflects on the existential conflicts of the Mexican social subject. The authors appropriate writing, the body and sexuality as prime material for the denunciation of the political devices that configure social categories, as well as the canons and norms that regulate the cultural environment’s ethical and aesthetic codes. At the same time, by taking bodily and written languages to the extremes of abjection, the body and sexuality emerge in these productions as an irruption and displacement of official discourses. Armando Ramírez gives his novel a the cynical dimension by using the violence of language and sexual assault to denounce, with the voice of the subjugated, a long history of class conflict. In Guillermo Fadanelli, cynicism expresses itself through the destruction of universal discourses that give linear meaning to existence. Fadanelli profanes writing, literary genres, the family as a social institution, the maternal figure and sexual taboos. For her part, Rocío Boliver’s work becomes cynical when she questions the absence of a positive representation of female sexuality and old age. She resorts to disidentification with the Catholic religion and the mechanisms of capitalization of the body. This allows me to situate these three authors in the Western, and especially Mexican, cynical tradition, as this dissertation also recognizes the historical presence of critical cynicism in Mexico’s cultural production and in the construction of its national identities.
El presente proyecto de investigación explora el universo narrativo de tres autores mexicanos: Armando Ramírez, Guillermo Fadanelli y Rocío Boliver. Aparentemente disímiles entre sí, sus respectivas obras comparten un carácter que aquí proponemos identificar como cínico. El cinismo, como enfoque teórico, abre las posibilidades interpretativas de manifestaciones artísticas, culturales y políticas en las que se observa una fricción con los sistemas de valores dominantes. A través de distintos lenguajes (novela, cuento, ensayo y performance), el universo discursivo de estos tres autores expresa un malestar con el mundo, reflexiona sobre los conflictos existenciales del sujeto social mexicano y se apropia de la escritura, del cuerpo y de la sexualidad como material de denuncia. Con ello, exhibe los dispositivos políticos con los que son configuradas las categorías sociales, así como los cánones y normas que regulan los códigos éticos y estéticos del entorno cultural. Al mismo tiempo, el cuerpo y la sexualidad emergen en estas producciones como una irrupción y desplazamiento de los discursos al llevar a los extremos de la abyección el ejercicio pleno del lenguaje corporal y escrito. En el caso de Armando Ramírez, el carácter cínico se construye a partir de la violencia del lenguaje y del ataque sexual para denunciar, desde la voz del sector dominado, el histórico conflicto de clases sociales. En Guillermo Fadanelli el cinismo se expresa a partir de la destrucción de los grandes relatos que le dan un sentido lineal a la existencia. Este autor profana la escritura, los géneros literarios, la familia, la figura materna y los tabúes sexuales. Por su parte, la obra de Rocío Boliver se torna cínica cuando cuestiona la ausencia de una representación positiva de la sexualidad y de la vejez femenina, y recurre a la desidentificación con la religión católica y con los mecanismos de capitalización del cuerpo. Lo anteriormente dicho nos permite ubicar a estos tres autores en una tradición cínica no sólo occidental sino particularmente mexicana, ya que este ensayo también reconoce históricamente la presencia del cinismo crítico en la producción cultural del país y en la construcción de las identidades nacionales.
García, Reyes Roberto. "A philosopher in Aztlán studies for ethnometaphysics in the Indohispanic (Chicano) Southwest /." 1988. http://catalog.hathitrust.org/api/volumes/oclc/28469403.html.
Full text"Modernization ideology, modernization utopia: Developments in Mexican social thought, 1940-1950." Tulane University, 1998.
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Carrillo, Juan Fernando. "So far from home : portraits of Mexican-origin scholarship boys." Thesis, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/2152/ETD-UT-2010-05-848.
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Robinson, Irma Chávez Poey Delia. "El budismo zen, el yin yang y la ecología en la obra de Alberto Blanco." 2004. http://etd.lib.fsu.edu/theses/available/etd-07072004-214100.
Full textAdvisor: Dr. Delia Poey, Florida State University, College of Arts and Sciences, Dept. of Modern Languages and Linguistics. Title and description from dissertation home page (viewed Oct. 2004). Includes bibliographical references.
"[Re]animating Predator Conservation: Linking Perspectives on the Reintroduction of the Mexican gray wolf (Canis lupus baileyi)." Doctoral diss., 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/2286/R.I.55697.
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Poméon, Thomas. "De la retórica a la práctica del patrimonio: procesos de calificación de los quesos tradicionales mexicanos / De la rhétorique à la pratique du patrimoine : processus de qualification des fromages traditionnels mexicains." Phd thesis, 2011. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00603402.
Full textLos quesos tradicionales son parte de este conjunto gastronómico y culinario mexicano clasificado por la UNESCO como Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial de la Humanidad. Sin embargo, atrás de los discursos, estos quesos están más bien en vía de desaparición, y con ellos los sistemas productivos asociados. En esta tesis, se explora la posibilidad de proteger y valorizar los quesos tradicionales por indicaciones geográficas (IG) a partir de tres casos empíricos (el queso Cotija de la Sierra de Jalmich; el queso Bola de Ocosingo; el queso Crema de la Costa de Chiapas). Se interroga la capacidad de los procesos de calificación territorial para movilizar e incluir a un conjunto de actores locales y extra-locales, y activar una trayectoria de desarrollo endógeno. Se realiza primero un análisis contextual, incluyendo al sector quesero y la protección y valorización de productos tradicionales. Después, la mirada se centra en las arenas locales donde se dan los procesos de calificación, a raíz de entrevistas realizadas con queseros, académicos, funcionarios, entre otros. Una reflexión teórica sobre las nociones de calificación territorial y patrimonialización, como formas de acción colectiva en sistemas productivos locales, guía el esquema analítico. De esta manera, se caracterizan y analizan los sistemas productivos queseros locales, y la construcción de marcas colectivas de tipo IG. Se concluye que esta construcción no necesariamente se centra en el desarrollo territorial y la protección de un patrimonio colectivo local. Bajo la influencia de factores tanto locales como nacionales, planteados en términos de dispositivos institucionales, cognitivos y técnicos que enmarcan y caracterizan las acciones individuales, colectivas y públicas, las modalidades mismas de la construcción de estas IG muestran que se puede llegar a situaciones muy diversas. Dependiendo de las voluntades y capacidades de los actores, se puede tomar así dos vías diferentes: un proyecto de apropiación privada, que instrumentaliza el patrimonio al mismo tiempo que le quita su esencia; o un proceso inscrito en una pluralidad de acciones y de tiempos, basado en la institucionalización y valorización de la dimensión patrimonial y colectiva del producto. En los casos estudiados, se destaca la tensión entre estos dos modelos ideales, reflejada en la confrontación de una multiplicidad de motivaciones, intereses y asimetrías de poder, que se deshacen o al contrario se hacen o reafirmen durante el proceso de calificación.