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Journal articles on the topic "Réminiscence (philosophie)"
Peix, R. O. "Réminiscence : une philosophie du soin." NPG Neurologie - Psychiatrie - Gériatrie 9, no. 51 (June 2009): 163–65. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.npg.2008.12.007.
Full textBruley, Pauline. "Péguy : une écriture improvisée ?" Littérature N° 212, no. 4 (December 11, 2023): 23–32. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/litt.212.0023.
Full textBotbol, M. "AFP – De l’oubli à la mémoire : la construction du souvenir." European Psychiatry 29, S3 (November 2014): 560. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.eurpsy.2014.09.372.
Full textFrigo, Alberto. "Le même nous. Identité et réminiscence chez Condillac." Les Études philosophiques N° 142, no. 3 (July 21, 2022): 131–57. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/leph.223.0131.
Full textSantini, Sylvano. "La perception du mouvement entre disparition et apparition : réminiscence mallarméenne de l’intermédialité." Intermédialités, no. 10 (August 10, 2011): 33–54. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1005551ar.
Full textFanger, Claire. "Virgin Territory: Purity and Divine Knowledge in Late Medieval Catoptromantic Texts[1] Le territoire vierge: Pureté et savoir divin dans les textes catoptromantiques du Moyen Âge tardif." Aries 5, no. 2 (2005): 200–224. http://dx.doi.org/10.1163/1570059054761659.
Full textZaslawski, Nicolas, and Françoise Schenk. "Cartes cognitives et miroirs à réminiscence : Ruyer et la neuro-éthologie contemporaine." Revue de métaphysique et de morale N°107, no. 3 (2020): 377. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/rmm.203.0377.
Full textLambert, Dominique. "Georges Lemaître." Revue des questions scientifiques 192, no. 3-4 (December 1, 2021): 409–15. http://dx.doi.org/10.14428/qs.v192i3-4.70103.
Full textGli, Mawuyra. "Les faces du bonheur dans Vol de nuit d’Antoine de Saint-Exupéry." Asemka: A Bi-Lingual Literary Journal of University of Cape Coast, no. 10 (September 1, 2020): 73–85. http://dx.doi.org/10.47963/asemka.vi10.273.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Réminiscence (philosophie)"
Panopoulos, Dimitra. "Pour une dialectique platonicienne contemporaine : antagonisme, justice et vérité." Paris 8, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA083238.
Full textTo overturn Platonism, such was Nietzsche’s injunction, taken up again, in our time, by Deleuze. Platonism and Anti-Platonism have long constituted possible polar opposites, determining various philosophical orientations and their confrontations. Here, we are far from history of philosophy concerns catalogued under the name of Plato. If the primary opposition of Plato and Aristotle remains of value in the field of polemics, it is less for itself than for the reconstructions for which these names hold high stakes. The opposition is soon enriched by contemporary questions, from which is drawn that which renders singular our time for the articulation of epistemological, artistic and political regimes of thought. By tracing a line diagonally from contemporary readings of Plato into today’s philosophical confrontations, thus opening new perspectives onto the meaning of such names as Sartre, Merleau-Ponty, Althusser, Lyotard, Deleuze and several others, this work traverses several fundamental questions: the object in mathematics, opposing realism and idealism, distancing and didactics in art, the emancipation and totalitarianism concerning the egalitarian exigencies in politics. The project aims to determine the political meaning of speculation: from the contemporary reconstruction of the philosophical scene for or against Plato, we are thus seeking to propose a new examination of the conceptions of antagonism, of dialectic and of justice
Pilote, Guillaume. "La réminiscence chez Platon : théorie de la connaissance ; anthropologie ; éthique." Thesis, Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/34591.
Full textYoum, Paul. "Les interprétations de la doctrine platonicienne de la réminiscence dans la tradition médio et néoplatonicienne grecque." Thesis, Paris 4, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA040098.
Full textFrom Philo of Alexandria to Elias through Alkinoos, Plutarch of Cheroneus, Plotinus, Porphyrus, Syrianus,Hermias, Proclus, Damascius, Simplicius, Olympiodorus, twenty eight texts written by sixteen authors of medioand neoplatonician philosophy have permitted us to deal with how these commentators read and understand thePlato’s theory of recollection. Reading Plato was, for them, dealing with how truth is being revealed to thehuman soul; that is to say, how the soul which have known things before entering bodies recollect them, how itovercomes oblivion.It is usually claimed that recollection in Plato is in the Meno, Phaedrus and Phaedo dialogues.Thus, we notice that Theaetetus and Timaeus were visited by commentators whose aim was to show that thetheory of recollection is the way truth is revealed in the soul’s discurse. For Plato, recollection is an a properexperience for human beings, for the tradition, that is the same attitude, except a surprising formula of Proclusthat we can find in an Elias’s text. For Plato, the soul, as it is said in the Meno, possesses knowledge; due to theMedioplatonicians specially, the common notions («koinai ennoiai» ), we have seen that the human knowledgecomes out as the product of recollection, but by a starting step in which these knowledge are need stimulation andclarification. Moreover, as soon as with Plotinus appeared the philosophical concept of forms in the soul, itbecame clearer for Syrianus, Hermias, Proclus, Damascius, Simplicius and others that intelligible forms werepresent in the soul as images. Concerned a lot by philosophical «symphonia» between Plato and Aristotle, theyintroduce the problematic of Universals through Aristotle writings, particularly through Categories. From thenon, recollection became a process which can be divided in various cognitive steps or various attainments ofdifferent types of «logoi». The consider the role of sensible beauty, the important place of abstraction, but finally,for most of them, recollection is specially the crucial moment when the soul recollect the intelligible forms,moving itself, as dynamic as «Eros», and, in its turn, produce forms. As a conclusion, recollection start later thenin Plato’s conception and moreover, it may go trough out and concern the realities above the level of intelligibleforms. Those are variations of the theory according to commentators who were generally convince that theirsearch was strictly truth and only truth, rather than fidelity toward Plato himself
Chevalier, Jehan de Johannis Alain. "L' irruption de la pensée : [contribution à la phénoménologie de l'intuition]." Lyon 3, 2007. https://scd-resnum.univ-lyon3.fr/in/theses/2007_in_chevalier_jehan_de_johannis_a.pdf.
Full textEvery being has one-day the intense and dominating emotion that sometimes constitutes the first step of creation, a sort of a mermaid-call like images striving for live. This conceptualization, be it artisitic or scientific, is subconscious. One must admit to a common denominator between this specific thought process and the intuitive phenomenon. This thought process that qualifies as eruptive surfaces as a movement of the soul, unbound by time, following a direction, a purpose, a finality. It ought to be analyzed as a force of evolution, eine Entwicklung. This thought process is the active element by which the Idea is fulfilled and given its form thanks to a quantum energy. Like intuition, the sudden emergence of thought anticipates the moment, somteimes in synchronicity diluting a pre-existing truth but providing an ineffable sense of joy. The hapiness that originates from the contact with the innate, the source, Beauty, a divine connection, another means todiscover Oneself
Novaes, Raimundo Clara Roberta. "L'expérience urbaine de l'ayahuasca : paysages des subjectivités contemporaines : Approche ethnopsychanalytique." Paris 5, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA05H126.
Full textNoting the vertiginous expansion of the ritual use of ayahuasca (a powerful psychoactive beverage from the Amazon which brings about altered states of consciousness) by populations other than indigenous, this research produces a cartography of these experiences within urban-ritual agencements in contemporary Brazil and dialogues with the experiences taking place in Paris and in the Netherlands. It has a phenomenological research method. This study’s tool case contains the concepts of ethno-psychoanalysis, psychoanalysis and philosophy. It is based on the material resulting from seventeen semi-structured interviews with people making urban-ritual use of ayahuasca. The detailed ethnography of the group Comuníndios (in Brazil and in the Netherlands) illustrates perfectly the landscape in motion of ayahuasqueiros agencements. The results show that the ayahuasca experience extends the ritual set and is incorporated in everyday life through an ensemble of teachings. The connection in between the ayahuasca use and daily life revealed important data: the narratives make it clear that these subjects don’t show neither a substance dependant way of being nor a sectarian way of life. Whereas drug addicts aim to forget “the self” and the “lived time”, the ayahuasqueiros on the other hand try to “remember”, to find and to develop themselves, to recall. The dimension of “self-remembering” (platonic reminiscence) in the dialectic memory-forgetting-remembering is very important in their approach. The nature of the contemporaneous desire of self-knowledge is discussed through the concepts of the unconscious and the “care of the self” (Foucault). The analysis of the processes of subjectification reveals that the ayahuasqueiros as well as their groups re-actualize an “anthropophagical” (Brazilian modernism) relation to the other, trying to introject from the other that which can be affirmative for themselves. These experiences are characteristic of present times since they are at the heart of the entwinement of the actual and the archaic
Raby, John. "Gilles Deleuze : musique, philosophie et devenir." Thesis, Rennes 2, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015REN20011/document.
Full textAccording to Gilles Deleuze, writing about music would be a summit of thought, the idea of superiority of the music is even asserted. Deleuze doesn’t think the relationship between music and philosophy as a comment but as a becoming. Music is not just a subject of analysis since in turn influences the style of conceptualization of the philosopher. The musical question thus revolves around two perspectives : a becoming-music of philosophy, a becoming-conceptual of music. For example,the concept of refrain refers to both a "little song" and the eternal return of Nietzsche.Becoming-music of philosophy is an artistic dimension of thought, so the writing style became a major issue. Deleuze shares with writers the creation of a foreign language in everyday language - which tends to create a « musicalisation » of words. As the writer invents a word music with a continuously variable setting of the language, the music of philosophy implies a continuous variation of the concept, including the use of metaphor. The philosophical text then refuses any interpretative approach to concentrate the affective part of the text. Such becoming is not without producing a form of ambiguity since it ultimately makes indistinguishable poetry and philosophy. How to take music fot the deleuzian concept in the field of philosophy?The same continuous variation is seen under high aesthetic ideal within the becomingconceptual of music. This second perspective corresponds to a more traditional aspect of Deleuze's thought since music is subjected to the ontological apparatus of the philosopher. Inspired by Wagner, Proust, Bergson and Boulez, Deleuze develops a metaphysic ofmusic based on two notions : the pure past and reminiscence. Because of such an idealistic conception of music aspect, Deleuze opposes Nietzsche's aesthetics to revive the romantism
Torcu, Asli. "Peinture réminiscente : surgissements, stratifications, dynamiques affectives." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 8, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA080047.
Full textThe reminiscence and the appearance of images triggered by the emotional factors are inherited in the process of pictorial creation that comes from the inner necessity. By becoming actualized by the act of reminiscence, the affects inscribed in the memories nourish the creative force. In these dynamics of interiority, pictorial language is formed by the engagement of the memory. The emergence of images is subject to affect in the memory. The metaphor of the night has allowed us to question further the uncertainty of the memory and the after-dream state, where the images of intimacy are buried.The increase of subjectivity, the intimacy and desire reflect the intention of an emotional archaeology that brings the painting back to its origins. The use of images of the images in the contemporary artist’s works explores the connection of remembrance with the present. The pictorial time length, nurtured by this use based on an interaction between the emotional “touch” and the image, corresponds to the reminiscence.Painting, as an internalized form of the real, spreads out in a staging of multiple temporalities by a stratification of pictorial matter. In this space, memory refreshes itself in the sensation of the colour. As an affective quality, the colour enables the expression of the emotional climate attached to a remembrance and makes the affect visible. The surface of the painting is a chaotic material, but also source of "Proustian accidents," reunions and enigmas. Here, memory is the origin from which emanates the imagination
Torcu, Asli. "Peinture réminiscente : surgissements, stratifications, dynamiques affectives." Thesis, Paris 8, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA080047.
Full textThe reminiscence and the appearance of images triggered by the emotional factors are inherited in the process of pictorial creation that comes from the inner necessity. By becoming actualized by the act of reminiscence, the affects inscribed in the memories nourish the creative force. In these dynamics of interiority, pictorial language is formed by the engagement of the memory. The emergence of images is subject to affect in the memory. The metaphor of the night has allowed us to question further the uncertainty of the memory and the after-dream state, where the images of intimacy are buried.The increase of subjectivity, the intimacy and desire reflect the intention of an emotional archaeology that brings the painting back to its origins. The use of images of the images in the contemporary artist’s works explores the connection of remembrance with the present. The pictorial time length, nurtured by this use based on an interaction between the emotional “touch” and the image, corresponds to the reminiscence.Painting, as an internalized form of the real, spreads out in a staging of multiple temporalities by a stratification of pictorial matter. In this space, memory refreshes itself in the sensation of the colour. As an affective quality, the colour enables the expression of the emotional climate attached to a remembrance and makes the affect visible. The surface of the painting is a chaotic material, but also source of "Proustian accidents," reunions and enigmas. Here, memory is the origin from which emanates the imagination
Chuang, Hsin-i. "La matérialité du souvenir : l’expérience esthétique comme expérience mnésique dans l'art contemporain." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 8, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PA080025.
Full textThe memory creates a predisposition to move towards the evanescent moments of an intense memory because it declares itself as a certain deviation related to time and space, referring to where we're located. After analyzing the powers of remembrance in terms of dealing with artistic practices, we proposed to demonstrate that the work of art correlated with perception teaches us to fully grasp a potential materiality that makes possible a new analysis of our sensitivities. Due to works of art being based on a tangible reality, it is often confused with the formal process of materials that can support them . In particular, thinking about the materiality, not by the reflection of the artist's work, but by our feeling, changes completely our apprehensions. By way of an unobtrusive indication, the intensive sensation of the body leads us to recognise all those things which have contributed to transmitting the emotions felt and to enriching our memory. The artist operates a presentification of his/her emotional state and explores the connections and the disjunctions between the senses, in order to find herself/himself in a rhythm of the duration, which only exists if she/he participates at the same time. we have probed into a profile of the materiality of memory, with a view considering the tangible possibility of an emotional state within the framework of our different experiences, as a force for artistic creation. We attempted to recognise the specificity of this study and paid particular attention to the « process of creation », because our approach starts with practical and theoretical conditions, which may be combined with issues of the memory in the field of art
Larose, Daniel. "Géométrie et évolution de la dialectique dans le Ménon de Platon." Thèse, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/6070.
Full textThe purpose of this dissertation is to show the impact of the geometrical paradigm on the evolution of the dialectic in the Meno. The first part of this research is devoted to the dialectic of the first dialogues, the Socratic elenchus. This practice of philosophy is then compared to the dialectic of the Meno which is characterized by the introduction of the concept of recollection. The second part of this study concerns the two geometrical passages of the Meno: the duplication of the square and the hypothetical method. The first passage allows Plato to defend the possibility of scientific research, while the second (inspired by geometrical analysis) is presented as a new model for conducting philosophical inquiry. This new method, which consists in reducing the difficulty of a problem by postulating hypotheses, allows to reason from logically posterior things (quality: “is virtue teachable?”) to logically prior things (essence: “what is virtue?”).