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Coste, Claude. "Roland Barthes moraliste /." Villeneuve d'Ascq, France : Presses universitaires du Septentrion, 1998. http://www.uqtr.ca/biblio/notice/tablemat/03-2233516TM.html.
Full textGeck, Martin. "Roland Barthes: »Rasch«." Bärenreiter Verlag, 2012. https://slub.qucosa.de/id/qucosa%3A71887.
Full textRafik, Fatima. "L'esthetique de roland barthes." Paris 8, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA080188.
Full textThroughout his work, barthes favors the practice of a great critical tolerance toward literary and artistic outputs. It is at this point that his multi-dimensional conception of aesthetic, which he applies with an equal suppleness to writing, to reading, to the theater, to painting, and to literary criticism, is worked out. For him, the aesthetics of every produced work gains in approaching this one in a formal coherence wich removes it from remedies that reduce to biographical elements of the author as well as from rigid obediences to prefabricated theories. In such a context, the question is then to set the work free from all these threats so that it can give up its intrinsic wealth. Aesthetical criticism points out the plural semantic riches of the work more than it "lays them bare". The riches of the work are inherent in it, ant it is through a loving and genuine journey in it that it can agree to reveal some of its elements. It is for this reason, barthes reminds us, that literary as well as aesthetical criticism concerns itself mainly with "covering the work with its oun language" and "weaving a croun of language" around it. Now according to him, such an approach, if it comes necessarily after the produced works, is abready guessed and contained by them. Barthesian aesthetics then supposes, at every moment, an "ergography", i. E. The listening of different works on the meaning that each literary and artistic production performs in its oun way. This is the reason why barthes, throughout his writing, prefers without hesitation, in criticism, the notion of validity to that, more pompous, of truth
Kuwada, Kohei. "La "moralité" de Roland Barthes." Paris 4, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA040094.
Full textThe essential plurality of Roland Barthes (1915-1980) and the specific nature of his thought and his writtings, characterized by relentless rejection of the reduction of plurality to the general, make it especially difficult to write about him and his work. This study aims at discerning some unity in his intellectual path, without artificially concealing such a fundamental plurality. Appearing for the first time in Roland Barthes notion of "morality" can be considered a central notion of the author's work, providing a vantage point to better understand his intellectual development. Barthes considered his late works as belonging to morality but he struggled to define this notion clearly. What exactly does Barthes mean by "morality" - a notion that, according to him, is to be understood as the opposite of "morals" ? And how is the notion conceptualized throughout the various phase of the evolution of Barthes thought and writings ? In tackling this issue, this work attempts to emphasize the paradoxical aspect of this notion - a notion of paramount importance in determining both the ethical and aesthetic character of Barthes' writings
Weng, Chen-Sheng. "Roland Barthes et la psychanalyse." Nice, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003NICE2012.
Full textThe works of Roland Barthes maintain an intimate and ambivalent relation with the psychoanalysis ; however, this aspects is often underestimated, if not neglected, par his critics. The importance of psychoanalysis is above all intertectual. It can be perceived in the citations, the vocabulary, the theoretical references and the figures of speech. More profoundly, there exists structural analogies between literature et psychoanalysis in Barthes's discourse, especially concerning pathology, fragment, dichotomy and narration. In Blending the psychoanalysis with other disciplines, Barthes succeeds in forging his own thinking. Finally, his autobiographical writings also contain psychoanalytical elements which make them close to Freud's self-analysis
Uzzo, Alain. "Roland Barthes : la "Vie Nouvelle"." Aix-Marseille 1, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000AIX10061.
Full textBale, Rebekah Ruth. "Tracing the novelistic in Roland Barthes." Thesis, Hong Kong : University of Hong Kong, 1998. http://sunzi.lib.hku.hk/hkuto/record.jsp?B21021533.
Full textPommier, René. "Le "Sur Racine" de Roland Barthes /." Paris : Eurédit, 2008. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb414062380.
Full textTeskey, John Francis. "L'énonciation scripturale, l'exemple de Roland Barthes." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1997. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk3/ftp04/nq41580.pdf.
Full textFong, Chung-yan, and 鄺頌欣. "Melancholia and autobiography in Roland Barthes." Thesis, The University of Hong Kong (Pokfulam, Hong Kong), 1997. http://hub.hku.hk/bib/B31951259.
Full textBrown, Andrew Stephen. "Roland Barthes : the figures of writing." Thesis, University of Cambridge, 1988. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.292859.
Full textBrandini, Laura Taddei. "Imagens de Roland Barthes no Brasil." Universidade de São Paulo, 2013. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/8/8146/tde-13022014-102229/.
Full textRoland Barthes never placed his feet on Brazilian territory. Which is not to say that he has never been in Brazil: his writings, full of his ideas, his concepts, his paradoxes and his comings and goings, treated to ensure his presence in the history of Brazilian literary criticism of the twentieth century. The relations between Barthes and intellectuals are the subject of this work, which aims to find, describe and discuss the images of the French writer, products of his reception in Brazil, from 1953, the publication date of Barthes first book, Le Degré zéro de l\'écriture, until the present time. Effects of a refraction process, such images do not merely reproduce the dynamics of Barthesian thought, but also highlight the particularities of the context and intellectuals who have appropriated of them. As the periodization studied comprises a transition moment in the history of Brazilian criticism that the reception to the work of the writer becomes evident: the consolidation of the university institutions in the 50s and 60s opened a new space for literary debates, once limited to newspapers. Literary criticism and theoretical discussions, so far dominated by self-taught critical, began, gradually, a concern of academics. The proposition of this thesis is to examine how Barthes thoughts were integrated in this context, having as a guiding thread, and the main corpus, the newspaper O Estado de São Paulo, complemented by the university journal Língua e Literatura. Having first been discussed by the journalistic critics and later becoming a subject of academic criticism, Barthesian thought emerges in the form of partial images that, at the end of the investigative path, composes a heterogeneous and complex mosaic. Misunderstood, struturalist master of nouvelle critique, semiotician and guru in universities, hedonistic, subversive: in each image pulsates a facet of Barthes in a steady movement, engendering new readings and the writing of new texts, and thus circulating, alive.
Endo, Fumihiko. "La pensée éthique de Roland Barthes." Paris 7, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA070119.
Full textThe aim of this thesis is to study the ethical thought of roland barthes. It tries to demonstrate the research of barthes for a moral of semiotic practice or of symbolic activities. Its first part is a description of the dialectic relation between ideological criticism and semiotics in barthes' works. We will study the birth of an semiocritical project (chapter 1). Its development in the structuralist phase (chapter 2) and its transmutation caused by introduction of the notion of "text" (chapter 3). Frankness of sign, suspension of signification and exemption of meaning will be postulated as positive values. The second part treats of the problem of "discursivity" in barthes and studies his research for a new affirmative discursivity. "arrogance" and "indifference" will be described as negative values inherent in existing scientific and critical metadiscourses. The notion of "pleasure" will be analysed from a semantical point of view (chapter 4). Then, an analysis of the two discourses of imaginary composed by barthes will be proposed (chapter 5). The last chapter (chapter 6) will be a study of the research of barthes on photography
Asllani, Persida. "Roland Barthes : l'écriture de la théorie." Paris 7, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA070059.
Full text"Roland Barthes - Writing the Theory", is a research about writing ("écriture") of literacy theory, to put in evidence the process of coming up and of operative notions in Roland Barthes's entire work. As on the same time literary notions, philosophie, musical and utopist notions, they stay on crossbreeding between fiction and theory. The Thesis structure follows évolution and persistance of key-notions : writing of Tragedy (first of ail), Death, Utopia, Clarity, Music, presents some peculiar views of writing process, imagined as a kind of possible and impossible process. Prefaced and never-published anthology of the 1920 questions proposed by Barthes, from 1942 until his death (1980), completes the thesis (Vol. II)
Vaz, de Barros Stéphane. "Roland Barthes et l'action des langages." Paris 8, 2008. http://octaviana.fr/document/13651636X#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=0.
Full textWe tried to show that the purpose of the barthian semiotics is to suggest the inanity of sense, and indirectly the inanity of the History which is ignored less by methodological strictness than by hostility against historical speech. Thinking that men produce sense from nothing, for instance from a semantic opposition, he put down quite clearly the arbitrary and mechanical aspect (therefore miserable) of the process of sense. We assume that "political anxiety" is at the origin of this search of vacuity, of this quest of emptiness, that it could dictate as well the idea of mobilizing the action of the Scripture against the theoretical languages than the theoretical perspective, the refusal of the aesthetics of transparency, suspected of having collaborated with the destruction of the "order of Antithesis"
Barbe, Norbert-Bertrand. "Roland Barthes et la théorie esthétique." Orléans, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996ORLE1014.
Full textWe'll make a critical analysis of the aesthetics of Barthes, on the one hand historic by the study of its philosophical origins (Platon, Aristote, Longin, Hegel), and on the other hand "structural" by a comparative study of an excerpt of the "introduction a l'analyse structurale des récits", in order to display the internal contradictions of this aesthetics, based on the discrediting of art, considered like "corporeal" and no intellectual, and based too on an semantic and psychoanalytic opposition - which originate from mystic tradition -between the involutive "nothing but" of art (Freud, Jung, Adorno, Barthes) and the semantic "all" of the narration, between the artes mechanicas (the "ut pictura poiesis") and the "god of the text" (Barthes). Finally we'll hold up the historic and intellectual analysis of the "kunstwissenschaft", notably owing to the works of its most famous menber, Erwin Panofsky, as an alternative of this reducing conception
Vaz, de Barros Stéphane Samoyault Tiphaine. "Roland Barthes et l'action des langages." Saint-Denis : Université de Paris 8, 2009. http://www.bu.univ-paris8.fr/web/collections/theses/VazdeBarrosThese.pdf.
Full textFong, Chung-yan. "Melancholia and autobiography in Roland Barthes." Hong Kong : University of Hong Kong, 1997. http://sunzi.lib.hku.hk/hkuto/record.jsp?B18685523.
Full textMacleod, Sheila Jean. "Three french writer-photographers after Roland Barthes." Thesis, Birkbeck (University of London), 2004. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.411256.
Full textFallah, Nejad Mohammad Reza. "Roland Barthes et la critique de Proust." Paris 4, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA040072.
Full textIn this study, we examine the bases of a “ new ” barthesian literature inspired by the Recherche. In the first part of the study, by looking at the Proust's masterpiece, we try to find out the art works, paintings and the musical pieces which have been used to produce a new artistic world. In the second part, we review the fictional aspects of Proust and Barhes's writings. We see how Roland Barthes defines the Recherche as a third-form of writing between the essay and the novel, reaveling the desire behind the Proust writing. Barthes considered the literature as a constant revolution in language. He wanted to create a “ new ” sort of novel, simple, filial and desirble which resurrects the french language
Paillé, Willy. "L' exercice de l'intime d'après Roland Barthes." Bordeaux 3, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011BOR30017.
Full textThe Intimate is the image that Barthes’ tought works on. “Our most intimate quest doesn’t go at the end of matters but at its whys”, he says at the beginning of his work. And at the end: “The intimate wants to speak within me, to make its call at the face of generality, of science. ” In his critical speech, we wonder if Barthes hasn’t set free a poetics of the Intimate. First we shall attempt to define the illusion carried by the Intimate in general. A certain public utility is willing to neutralize it in one’s private life (his speech has the form of what J. Kristeva ascribes to the “virtuous exasperation” of Criticism facing “sentimental naïvety”). Then we must reassert its possible Call and Word, by showing how Barthes himself dealt with them. Therefore these lines of attack: the Style or the Intimate force, its representation in the scandalous oblivion of the subject — after Barthes, far from him; the Diary in which this scandal best echoes — according to Barthes: depending on the rythm that causes to rethink the Essay; the very writing of the Intimate or written form, can’t be resumed to the identity, but can be measured by the wide range of themes (Voice, Ego, Resistance). It turns the work into “work-life”, going from this space to life’s structure and events; the Nothing of the speech at which this writing is articulated with, which Barthes starts to mention with reading and eludes at the same time
Taouk, Louisa. "L'intertextualité chez Roland Barthes : fragmentations et spirale." Paris 7, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991PA070102.
Full textRoland Barthes' text is a space constantly traversed by the other: by the reader, who raises the problem of intersubjectivity and the coalescence of the image; by the author, who subvertes the rules of scientific authority in order to install an affective criticism; and by reality now understood as fiction, which returns to the text (literary, iconic, musical) via the detail. This relationship with the other leads to an ethics, namely irony. Furthermore, "significance" takes into account the presence of the subject's body in the process of meaning. History becomes an intertextual construction -between mouvement and return- it articulates fragmentation with the omnipresence of meaning. Neither evolution nor synthesis, the spiral becomes the image of critical writing
Oliveira, Alice Bicalho de. "Ensaios sobre corpo e grafia: figura, grão e gesto em Roland Barthes: figura; grão e gesto em Roland Barthes." Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/1843/ECAP-7SGKWM.
Full textBratfisch, Juliana Gonçalves. "Política do intervalo (la voie de Roland Barthes)." Universidade de São Paulo, 2014. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/8/8146/tde-22052015-104452/.
Full textThis study attempts to trace the paths of a reading in which Barthes is seen, not as a critic, but as a writer of French literature. To do so, I chose to go through his complete works, looking at his inscription in the interval between the read and the written texts - but also in how he fits into the range that exists between fiction and criticism - until the meeting of a phrase that might illuminate my whole itinerary.
Burnett, Maija. "Eyeing the ear : Roland Barthes and the song lyric." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1997. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/ftp03/MQ37195.pdf.
Full textBahnasli, Ahmad. "Le jeu de la lecture chez Roland Barthes." Reims, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993REIML004.
Full textNowadays, the question of the reading in the literary studies takes the first place of the cultural scene. Studing this question in the works of barthes goes in this way. Because, like the writing, the reading makes a considerable part of his activity. However, barthes, concerning this problem, has never recoursed to the methodological gesture of the closing. Moreover, his apprach have been put through a perpetual playing of transfer; the author always mistrust about everything which is static in the so-called natural. Through a permanent activity of research, the critic constantly aims the same object: decoding, coding and reading. His works reveal the succession of the theorical debates of our time new criticism, new novel, structuralism, semiology, without forgeting pleasure. That way, reading is a continuous subversion of language. Barthes is a double reader, because he reads for the others and he can read for himself. For him, reading means also to decode, demystify, in short, to enter into the infinite plural of a text. This is also a highly amorous practice. Barthes was hoping for a "science of the reading". We want to study the chronological and systematic evolution of the notion of the reading through barthes'works
Guittard, Jacqueline. "Roland Barthes : la photographie ou l'épreuve de l'écriture." Paris 7, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA070077.
Full textTo present photography in Roland Barthes's works as the "test of writing" comes down to give it a dominating place not as an ornament but as the model and horizon of a writing that is trying to arise out of the dead ends Barthes himself formulated. This thesis thus retraces the different stages of a iourney undertaken by a writer who permanently refers himself to the photographie lesson. This genealoay hits sideways on the biographical, intellectual and ideological dimensions. From this viewpoint, the ignored or hidden presence of photography had to be revealed in Barthes's sociological period at the CNRS as weil as in the mythological writing, just as had to be revealed the death- ridden component of the photographic image which is already noticed in the scientific texts. What this contribution bring to Barthesian studies is the discoverv of unpublished biographical documents as weil as iconic documents springing from a crossbred writina which is at the same time theoretical. Sensual and sensitive. The inversion of the link between writing and photography, far from being simply paradoxical, eventually keeps asking the moving question of reality and realism that has always haunted the author the wish to remain neutral cannot put up with classical realism no more can the autobiographical discourse introduce itself with a noisy and complacent "I ". Photography was this "free ride" that helped Barthes to start celebrating reality out of the comptability of meaning and to haul it to the rank of amorous realism when he finally dared autobiographical discourse
Farqzaid, Bouchta. "Forme et signification de l'image chez Roland Barthes." Paris 3, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA030026.
Full textThe picture, Roland Barthes dedicated many articles there (Tests, mythologies, Empire of the signs, He prevents and the obtuse), of the interviews (Grains of the voice) or even a work in whole (The clear Room). Also, our modest test must have the advantage to gather all this reflections of the Barthes in order to illuminate the context, the approach and the contribution of it. Painting, advertisement, photograph, movies, theater, poetry, calligraphy, kitchen is there the big axes
Messager, Mathieu. "Les hétérologies du savoir (Roland Barthes, Pascal Quignard)." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016USPCA136/document.
Full textThe thing one observes moving from Roland Barthes to Pascal Quignard is the search for a sort of heterology of knowledge; the emphasis of an “other” discourse on knowledge or rather the spectacular display of a heterodox form for the writing of knowledge. This takes place by means of the intertwinement of both narrative and argumentative registers, as well as by the choice of a more fragmented rather than dissertational form, by a sort of openness to enunciation games but also by the incorporation of short fictional excerpts within the margins of such prose of ideas and finally by pondering the figural dimension deeply operating the writing of the theoretical text. The comparison initiated herewith between these two generations of writers has led us to put forward a genealogical approach of such “heterological” restoration of knowledge by literature. The question was outlined as follows: what does the insistence of the use by the literary of a scholar discourse literalization tell us, in its own way, concerning the very idea literature projects of itself? Underlying all the annexations of scholarly disciplines within the field of literature — indeed exclusively conducted from literature's point of view, in an almost unanimous indifference towards “science” whose emancipation no longer needs to be claimed — one asks whether there would not be a complete symbolic turnaround strategy of both the power and the figure of the literary. We do not aim at contributing to the history of literature — whose plan, often too wide, ends by essentializing the precise object it seeks to historicize — but rather to participating in the history of an idea of literature itself; and herewith, in a more strict manner, attempting to enlighten the history of the idea that recent literature has (once again) sought sovereignty within the order of discourse
Yacavone, Kathrin. "Towards redemption : Walter Benjamin and Roland Barthes on photography." Thesis, University of Edinburgh, 2008. http://hdl.handle.net/1842/3715.
Full textOster, Angela. "Ästhestik der Atopie Roland Barthes und Pier Paolo Pasolini." Heidelberg Winter, 2005. http://deposit.d-nb.de/cgi-bin/dokserv?id=2837327&prov=M&dok_var=1&dok_ext=htm.
Full textМіхно, Світлана Василівна, Свитлана Васильевна Михно, Svitlana Vasylivna Mikhno, and A. Holovchenko. "The death of the author according to roland barthes." Thesis, Вид-во СумДУ, 2009. http://essuir.sumdu.edu.ua/handle/123456789/16784.
Full textSun, Qian. "Roland Barthes, lecteur du XIXe siècle : Michelet, Balzac et Flaubert." Paris 8, 2014. http://octaviana.fr/document/182423298#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=0.
Full textAs the famous French literary theorist, semiologist and leader of the new criticism in the last century 50’s to 70’s, Roland Barthes had a great passion for the classical literature of the 19th century. Barthes who was an influential voice for the “New Novel” claimed to be “the rear guard of the front guard”, and had done in-depth research on many French writers of the nineteenth century, especially Michelet, Balzac and Flaubert, each of whom has his own characteristics in his writings and plays a crucial role in different evolutionary stages of his thoughts. It is in the reading of the classics of the 19th century that Barthes consolidated the unshakable status as a well-known pioneering literary critic of the 20th century
Bloedhorn, Thorsten [Verfasser]. "ZeichenWelten : Roland Barthes' Denken in Begriffen der Bedeutung / Thorsten Bloedhorn." Berlin : Freie Universität Berlin, 2010. http://d-nb.info/1024006727/34.
Full textO'Sullivan, Maria. "Entendre autre chose : Roland Barthes as literary critic, 1942-1970." Thesis, University of Oxford, 2010. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.540168.
Full textStafford, Andy. "Roland Barthes, 1947-1960 : journalism, sociology and the popular theatre." Thesis, University of Nottingham, 1995. http://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/10978/.
Full textGardner, Calum. "Roland Barthes and English-language avant-garde poetry, 1970-1990." Thesis, Cardiff University, 2016. http://orca.cf.ac.uk/94082/.
Full textNantois-Kobayashi, Sachi. ""Mathesis singularis" : lecture et subjectivité dans l'oeuvre de Roland Barthes." Paris 4, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA040197.
Full textThe intellectual evolution of Barthes is frequently haunted by the apparently contradictory assertion of the duality : theorist Barthes or nonchalant amateur Barthes ? This study as a starting point takes this contradiction repeated by the same author. In the first time, the elaboration of the semiotic system appears founded on the subjectivity, certainly not impressionist, but rooted in the experience and the practice, on the contrary to the commonplace proper to the science. In the second time, the subject comes back in the sign of the break. The searching of the « absolute subjectivity » which starts from “my” subjective reactions by taking the affects for reference points, is placed in a certain form of the knowledge by virtue of the quest for the essence of the photography and the new form of writing called “Roman” : the one is “mathesis singularis” et the other is the “science of fantasy”
Heddi, El Hassane. "Forme et sens de l'image dans l'oeuvre de Roland Barthes." Bordeaux 3, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993BOR30050.
Full textThe first part titles photographies. She is about "le message photographique" and "rhetorique de l'image". The first one deals with the very paradox of photography in press as a "codeless message". The second one is about advertising photography as a language. The second part is called les en deca de l'image. It deals with respectively "le sens obtus" about some photograms of s. M. E. , r. B. 's autobiography r. B. By r. B. And l'empire des signes which is a book on japan. In this part, the image is not more a way of communication, but creates the "visual plattering". The third part deals with la chambre clarie, the very last book r. B. There is clearly expressed the romanesque temptation from r. B. This part is called l'image entrelacs. I tried to analyse the following concepts : punctum, studium, writing, scene, theater, painting, death, litterature, speech, and their relation to image
Petetin, Véronique. "Figures du sujet dans l'oeuvre de Roland Barthes : dérives, bonheur, anagramme." Bordeaux 3, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988BOR30003.
Full textSynchronic, diachronic and lexicographic analysis of the birth of the very idea of the subject in writing, highlighted by the notions of a thematical, grammatical, linguistic and psychoanalystic subject. Typology of the many aspects of the subject as quoted from the overall of roland barthes's work; how the word occurs, how frequently, in which contexts and what it means; how such meanings derive, through semantics and recreations, to a new endowment of the subject in writing. Focusing upon the particular contribution of roland barthes's writing, together with its enjoyments, as felt in the today's quest for the name of the subject who writes, and thus suggesting a neologisme : the "sujeme"
Bellocchio, Carolina Molinar. "Uma visão sutil do mundo: escritura, enunciação e variação em Roland Barthes." Universidade de São Paulo, 2017. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/8/8146/tde-01022018-125445/.
Full textThis work came up as a wish to unravel the writing notion proposed by Roland Barthes from the assumption of the indistinct aspect of aesthetic and ethic elements. Taking into consideration that since his first writings one identifies the idea of form understood as a value, we would like to demonstrate how the materiality of his writings plays the bind between the writer with his present throughout the years. In this crossing, we propose that Barthes has appropriated the notions of discourse and enunciation by Émile Benveniste, once they helped him to conceive a new comprehension of the sentence as a creative, particular and unprecedented activity. This comprehension of Benveniste suited Barthes idea of writing, making it possible to be precisely understood as produced by an always-present subject, although paradoxically disseminated and constituted through the language. The sentence, therefore, becomes the space where the subject varies infinitely and constantly produces nuances. Writing comprehended as enunciation makes possible the unlimited exercise of a form that binds the subject to the others. This designates an ethical, moral or morality inscription, hues of concepts produced according to the shift of Barthes texts. In the encounter of the subject and the world, of the singularity of his body and the others bodies, writing becomes the very angle and the manner to enunciate each time a \'subtle vision of the world\'.
Martinsson, Yvonne. "Eroticism, ethics and reading : Angela Carter in dialogue with Roland Barthes." Doctoral thesis, Stockholms universitet, Engelska institutionen, 1996. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:su:diva-80480.
Full textHowie, Elizabeth Mavor Carol. "Photography's courtly desires Jacques Lacan, Roland Barthes, and the photographic beloved /." Chapel Hill, N.C. : University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2007. http://dc.lib.unc.edu/u?/etd,1116.
Full textTitle from electronic title page (viewed Mar. 27, 2008). "... in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the Department of Art." Discipline: Art; Department/School: Art.
Salgado, Carmem Cinira Lacerda Guimarães. "Possibilidades de leitura e produção de textos inspirados em Roland Barthes." [s.n.], 1988. http://repositorio.unicamp.br/jspui/handle/REPOSIP/252269.
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JASIONOWICZ, STANISLAW. "Roland barthes-gilbert durand visee de l'oeuvre et visions du monde." Grenoble 3, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997GRE39017.
Full textThe thesis is devoted to analysis of the activity of roland barthes and gilbert durand. Its main purpose is to compare and relate the kind of imagination, research methods and the results of findings of these two critics that are generally considered as representing two extremes of humanities. In the first part of the paper the intellectual personnalities of r. Barthes and g. Durand are presented. This allows to indicate the basics elements on which their thoughts are based. The second part is devoted to the methodological aspect of research activity of these two critics as far as writing are concerned. It has been found that they both, maybe in different ways, examine the possibility of reconciling the objective analysis of literary work with the subjective approach, usually considered as being in opposition. The third part relates the former results of research (presented in the first part of the paper) to r. Barthes' and g. Durand's critical reflections, mainly about narrative writing of the 19th and 20 th centuries. On this basis the relationships between the attitudes towards literary works and outlooks on life represented by these two autors are analysed. The fourth part, which is also an extended conclusions, aims at thinking over the place of r. Barthes' and g. Durand's activity on the background of general trends of the culture nowadays
Han, Yong-Hee. "Enjeux de la théorie du texte dans l'oeuvre de Roland Barthes." Paris 8, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA082270.
Full textWe studied the stakes of text's theory or litterary theory in Roland Barthes' work. We studied it in four parts : semiology, thematism, structuralism, " textualism ". We saw psychoanalisis all long our four parts. Barthes' semiology went thraugh different steps, which are not coherent from the begining to the end. His epistemology is linked to psychoanalisis more than linguistic. Thematism is introduced since the beginning of Barthes' theory and remains during a long period. Abaut his structuralism's epistemology, thematism and psychoanalisis are as important as linguistic. Especially psychoanalisis, which ruled over his structural thought. In textualism, since S/Z, psychoanalisis, almost lacanian, mixed up with materialism, is very actual. From now and then, he underlined words such as : " work ", " production ", " weaving ", " signifiance ", " enjoyment " to develop his text's theory
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Full textPommier, René. "Racine et la "Nouvelle Critique" le "Sur Racine" de Roland Barthes /." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1990. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37600478d.
Full textPetetin, Véronique. "Figures du sujet dans l'oeuvre de Roland Barthes dérives, bonheurs, anagrammes /." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1988. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb376175370.
Full textPadilha, Conrado Valle de Queiroz. "O conceito de mito na obra de Roland Barthes: desdobramentos e atualidade." Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo, 2014. https://tede2.pucsp.br/handle/handle/4643.
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The cardinal purpose of this work is to present the Barthesian concept of myth as per its definition in Mythologies. It is also an attempt to follow how it unfolds in the work of Roland Barthes through a small set of selected texts: Writing Degree Zero, Mythologies, Elements of Semiology, L obvie et l obtus, Roland Barthes by Roland Barthes, and Camera Lucida. This research implies in handling the concept of connotation, through which Barthes defines the myth as an ultra-signification message. We here play with the hypothesis of the concept of studium, belatedly introduced in Camera Lucida, as a reformulation of the myth in the photography field, since Barthes himself sees in it the same characteristic effect of the connotative phenomenon. In such a manner, the corpus of this research is given by the author s mentioned texts; for its convenient aspect, it is also added of the repertoire of images offered by the researcher Jacqueline Guittard and her Mythologies illustrées, which recaptures and expands the edition known so far; the images of Camera Lucida are also added to it. The relevance of this research is tied to the possibility offered by Barthes oeuvre to criticize the mass communications in a historic and semiotic perspective, always paying attention to the work of the signifier
O trabalho tem por objetivo primordial apresentar o conceito barthesiano de mito , conforme definido em Mitologias. Trata-se também de acompanhar seus desdobramentos na obra de Roland Barthes por meio de um pequeno conjunto de textos selecionados: O grau zero da escritura, Mitologias, Elementos de semiologia, O óbvio e o obtuso, Roland Barthes por Roland Barthes e A câmara clara. Tal busca demanda trabalhar com o conceito de conotação, através do qual Barthes define o mito enquanto uma mensagem de ultrassignificação. Jogamos com a hipótese de que o conceito de studium, tardiamente introduzido em A câmara clara, é a reformulação do mito no campo da fotografia, já que Barthes vê aí o mesmo efeito característico do fenômeno conotativo. Assim, o corpus da pesquisa é dado pelos referidos textos do autor. Pelo caráter oportuno, este corpus é acrescido do repertório de imagens fornecido pela pesquisadora Jacqueline Guittard em seu Mitologias ilustrado, que retoma e aumenta a edição até aqui conhecida; a isto acrescentam-se ainda as imagens de A câmara clara. A relevância da pesquisa liga-se à possibilidade que a obra de Barthes nos oferece de voltar às comunicações de massa uma crítica ao mesmo tempo semiótica e histórica, sempre atenta ao trabalho do significante