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Matsanga, Mackossot Ginette Flore. "De l'inscription de la palabre traditionnelle dans le théâtre francophone d'Afrique Centrale : (les Punu du Gabon)." Paris 13, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA131029.
Full textTraditional palaver for the Punu people is a social phenomenon, a meeting, a gathering intended to settle down problems which may bring about disorder in society. It is based on an exchange of words. As a codified speech, palaver can only be apprehended within a particular environment. The manifestation of this phenomenon discloses some elements of drama such as dialog, gesture, silence and dancing. We have studied traditional palaver as a social drama basing our work on two transcribed and translated texts. In that framework, the palaver's analysis has led us to realize how speech changes into action and meaning thanks to its countless aspects. We have then come to the conclusion that oral tradition inspires francophone African drama a lot, notably Gabonese one. To that end, "La Mort de Guykafi", a play by Vincent de Paul Nyonda has helped us justify that assertion
Moundounga-Kombila, Philippe. "Objets exogènes et dynamique sociale." Aix-Marseille 1, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989AIX10057.
Full textThough generally made responsable for the debasement of the cultural identity of native populations, in gabon the opening up to the western world by the adoption of materials objects bringing in the values of europe and of institutions of interposed moral and juridical rules contributes, in suc fields as previously defined, to the perpetuation of the cultural identity of the punu's. Insofar as far from abolishing the scopes of reference and the network of solidarity inherited from the forefarthers, such institutions make use of them and procedeed by amalgamation, they form a new existential basis and a means of integration to a society now dual in its essence because opened up to both western an african values
Tomba, Diogo Amevi Christine Cerena. "Étude d'un genre de la littérature orale : la devise (kûmbù) chez les Punu du Gabon." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015INAL0022/document.
Full textThis research study focuses on language and oral literature of the Punu people in the south of Gabon. The study explores the punu styles of literature in particular praise-poetry (devise), which has been, up to now, very rarely studied. Considered to be a form of praise by which an individual declaims his identity, praise-poetry allows an individual to stand out and express his vision of the world.This thesis is divided into five chapters which together provide a theoretical attempt of this literary genre in the society. Taking the notion of permanence as a defining criterion, the study highlights the discursive properties of praise-poetry and its functions. Added to this is a unique corpus of clan and individual praise poems, transcribed, translated and commented
Nzamickale, Damien. "L’art oratoire chez les Bapunu du Gabon : pour une rhétorique interactionnelle." Thesis, Lyon 2, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012LYO20009.
Full textIn ritualized encounters of the Bapunu in Gabon, there is no doubt that speech is always a communicative event. This dissertation deals with two types of speech events – traditional weddings and customary trials. In these two different though related events, the author gives evidence of a very specific interactional rhetoric. He shows that punu oratory presents aspects of dialogue and aspects of monologue all at the same time. In fact, each orator comes to take the « speechfloor » in order to answer other orator’s contradictions. But these dual contributions to the interaction are intrinsically tirades where argumentation is displayed, and some rhetoric processes are designed to seek the public’s reaction. On the whole, the demonstration leads us to a comprehensive and insightful approach to Punu oratory
Ndombet, Wilson-André. "Histoire des Ajumba du Gabon : du XVe siècle à 1972." Paris 1, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA010572.
Full textThis thesis titled "history of the ajumba from fifteen th century to nineteen seventy two aim sat the restitution of the this people; nowdays becoming extinct from its protohistorical and historical origins; history of the wars, migrations, clannic divisions and reconstructions. This thesis also retraces the history of the ajumba socio-political, religious and economical organisation, particularly in the middle of the nineteen th century and from this latter till nineteen seventy two, throug the different changes that the ajumba have known : the appearance of supra-clannic power and dynastic power under the impulse of a strong man called amburwe y'owanga; the introduction of a capitalist economy that changes the ways of the life of the ajumba and introduces a new type of social relations
Okwa-Ondo, Peter Abraham. "La pirogue et le moteur : essai d'interprétation des modifications introduites par une technologie nouvelle chez les peuples de l'Ogooué et les lacs, l'exemple des Fang (Centre-Ouest du Gabon)." Tours, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001TOUR2003.
Full textKialo, Paulin. "Anthropologie de la forêt : populations pové et exploitants forestiers français au Gabon /." Paris : l'Harmattan, 2007. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb41159982n.
Full textOmanda, Rosa. "Elements morphosyntaxiques du galwa langue bantoue du Gabon et éléments pour un dictionnaire bilingue." Nancy 2, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007NAN21006.
Full textThis thesis studies a bantu language of Gabon, Central Africa, the galwa (B. 11 c) which is a part of the B. 10 language family. This African language belongs to the bantu group of the Benoué-Congo nib family which is itself a part of the Niger-Congo language grouping. This report first establishes the phonological base system and briefly introduces the morphophonology of the language. The syntaxmorphology characteristics of the language are covered as well as the processes of word formation (derivation and composition) and various grammatical categories and their place in the structure of noun and verb phrasing. Finally, this thesis covers the complexity of language wording and introduces a lexical model
Plancke, Carine. "J’irais avec toi : désirs et dynamiques du maternel dans les chants et les danses punu (Congo-Brazzaville)." Paris, EHESS, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010EHES0601.
Full textThis PhD-thesis explores the mainly female song and dance practices of the Punu of Congo-Brazzaville. It develops their potential to give expression to creative impulses and affects and also highlights their regenerative capacity. To this enjd a double approach is adopted: a phenomenological and a praxeological one. Each approach is realized through a specific method. A precise description of concrete events discloses their most striking impulses and inspirations emerging in connection with the pre-established song and dance structure. The outline of the different dynamics leads to the qualification of these events as potential spaces: they open up space for singular contributuions that nevertheless stay in close connection with the group and the shared ethos. An analysis of the Punu life world at moments of important transition. It is sustained that this revitalisation acts through a resonance connecting the physical, social and cosmic body, furthered by the congruence operating between the song and dance forms and the regenerated universe. The song and dance practices are most strongly oriented towards the watersprit universe. As this universe is conceived in reference to the intra-uterine experience, its nature and the particularity of the dance dynamics relating to it are finally re-evaluated in their matrixial dimension, i. E. In their weaving of transformational borderlinks that generate continuous transmissions in a multisensorial encounter that is accompanied by shared and diffused affects
Lechaux, Emeline. "Tisser le fil de la mémoire : contribution à l'histoire des répertoires musicaux des cérémonies de "bwétè" chez les Mitsogo du Gabon." Paris, EHESS, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015EHES0640.
Full textThe purpose of my thesis is the ceremonies organized within the context of initiation into bwétè dísùmbà, in the Mitsogo population og Gabon. I intended to achieve two objectives: on the one hand, to expose the constants and variants of the ritual protocol, the musical instruments and mópɔ̀sɛ̀ répertoire performed around the sacred tree, form materials collected over half a century (1966-2013); on the other hand, to provide ethnomusicology with a permanent tool which consists of a method of making diachronic comparison of corpus thesis materials. Working on Gabonese and archived fields getting archives fields as part of a new research, I gathered heterogeneous documents collected by three ethnomusicologists: Pierre Sallée, Sylvie Le Bomin and myself. Methods of parametrization, categorization and source criticism as well as multimedia tools, proved to be relevant in studying this kind of corpus. The results point to the value of exploiting archives for ethnomusicology and enriching the anthropological and historica knowledge of a ritual through the analysis of audio