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Muikilu, Ndaye Antoine. "Le théâtre en République Démocratique du Congo de 1905 à 1960 : des initiatives missionnaires aux appropriations locales. Matériaux pour une histoire culturelle." Thesis, Université de Lorraine, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013LORR0114.
Full textFirst systematic study of the history of theatre in the Democratic Republic of Congo, this work positions itself within the quadruple historic, literary, theatrical and ecclesiastical plan. It is structured in three large parties framed my an introduction and a conclusion. Annexed are the biographical notes concerning some actors and a list of the mentioned theatrical pieces. With regard to its content, the first part consists of an inventory which is organized on a topological basis. The theatrical representations are reviewed by locality in the country's eight administrative sub-divisions, which are classified in alphabetical order. At the end of each section, a statistical matrix visualized by an histogram and accompanied by an explanatory note provides a synthetic view of the whole work. This inventory is preceded by a description of information written sources, i.e. the newspapers of the time. The second part presents a chronology of theatrical acts in Congo between 25 December 1905 and 30 June 1960. In a systematic and logical fashion, the third part deals successively with the constitution of the directory, an intellectual theatre aimed at entertaining the masses, its religious, educational and social aspects, and finally its formative character
Mombo, Mvunzi Louis. "Le théâtre comme vision du monde : essai d'interprétation de l'oeuvre dramatique de Norbert Mobyem Mikanza." Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010MON30019/document.
Full textThis thesis is a study of the way the author Nobert Mobyem Mikanza considers the world surrounding him and how he conceives the art of theatre. This study falls into three parts. The first one is a historical and panoramic view of the congolese theatre. Its importance consists mainly in situating the part played by the play wright Norbert Mobyem Mikanza and in pointing out the originality of his theatrical work. The second part deals with the study of the form, that is how the plays are set and organized, these elements being the fable, the characters, the actions, the time, and space, the language, all that helps converging theis meaning to the audience. The third part entitled « deeper structures » is an analysis of the dramatic works of Norbert Mobyem Mikanza. His works port rays no thing but a fight, an unegual one, in which social and moral issues come in conflict with antisocial and immoral issues, not anly in the Congolese society but also further in the African society as a whole
Niossobantou, Dominique. "Le Théâtre congolais : critique et prospective." Paris 3, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA030045.
Full textOur study devoted to the criticiom and prospective of the congolese contemporany theater is concerned with giving a panoramic and predictive view as well, in questioning onself about what is already found and done, and could be done. Thanks to the internal exploitation of twelve plays belonging to nine authors among the most famous and most representative ones, the first part tries to decipher this modern theater of french language, and starts on questions relating to the specific, thematic, socio-historical aspect. The second part concerns a pedagogical research and experimentation of a dramatic approach taken out from the tendency to the social description, but turned towards the semiology which is concerned with space, time, characters, system of reference, objects. . . The third part, based theory and prevision, brings out its concern to restore theater to the people, and tries to advocate a new aesthetics, suited and rid of any pastiche colouring by exploiting certain phenomena and certain theatrical forms, perhaps even in an embryonic state, but more authentic and more popular
Le, Lay Maëline. "Le théâtre au Katanga (République Démocratique du Congo)@ : analyse d'un discours didactique en contexte de diglossie." Paris 13, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA131010.
Full textDeutsch, Michel. "Heiner Müller, une écriture de l'état d'exception." Paris 10, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA100001.
Full textMüller's texts, like those of Arthaud or of Bretch in Lehrstücke, are part of a literature an "exceptional state" and can consequently be read as a literary statiology and hantology. We know that if stasis means 'at rest, position, stop (status), stasis means first of ail, for us from now on, movement (kinesis), stirring, revolt and civil war. Civil war rages in Müller's texts and theater (killings, destruction, dilapidation, reevaluation of literary heritage. . . ). I am borrowing the concept of hantology from Jacques Derrida, but give it a limited definition in order to point out the insistence on the trace, the return and the presence of specters and ghosts from the past that inhabit Müller's theater, in his "dialogue with the dead". The revolution is an explanation of the past and with the enemies of the revolution. Appeasement and reconciliation belong to a literature of every day situations, without enemies; a literature of consensus that Müller shakes to its foundation by fragmenting the narrative, by amplifying it, by resorting to the "work" of the dream, by pointing it towards terror, towards a theater of dismembered bodies (disjecta membra). Tragic pitted against dialectic and, as Nietzsche wrote about Wagner: we were hoping for a Greek and found ourselves before a German
Bery, Victor Hervé. "L'enracinement culturel dans l'œuvre de Guy Menga : essai de re-contextualisation." Nice, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004NICE2021.
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