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Journal articles on the topic "Théâtre (genre littéraire) écossais – Histoire et critique"
Gérin, Pierre. "Une tentative de réhabilitation du patrimoine théâtral acadien : l’édition critique de Subercase ou les Dernières années de la domination française en Acadie d’Alexandre Braud (1902, 1936)." Études, no. 20-21 (July 10, 2012): 111–22. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1010327ar.
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Schaaf, Jeanne. "Lieux et non-lieux du théâtre écossais : constellations identitaires à l’ère postnationale." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018SORUL061.
Full textAs a public space, the theatrical stage is where representations of the nation are constructed and deconstructed, in an unceasing dialogue between art and politics. In Scotland, the tension that destabilizes the very idea of nationhood is exacerbated by the recent geo-political context (the referenda on devolution in 1979, 1997, the referendum on independence in 2014, and Brexit in 2016). Reflecting this instability, the Scottish stage similarly reinvents its relationship to the national space by playing with the very scales of space and community, from the local to the global. Space and place, constantly challenged on the stage, become objects of representation that question the multiple ways of doing, showing, and seeing theatre. Both in its projects and its ideology, the National Theatre of Scotland (NTS 2006) seeks to reinvent the nation. As a building-less national theatre, the NTS reinvests all types of spaces, be they real or virtual, asking us to rethink the presence and absence of the body on stage, and fostering new transnational communities of “spect-actors”. This theatre without walls is a metonymy for the radical opening up of Scottish theatre itself, which invites postnational and horizontal representations of identity. The Scottish stage thus presents us with a productive paradigm to explore new understandings of the nation and the contemporary dramatic forms it fosters
Bérard, Stéphanie. "Au carrefour du théâtre antillais : littérature, tradition orale et rituels dans les dramaturgies contemporaines de Guadeloupe et de Martinique." Aix-Marseille 1, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005AIX10107.
Full textMejri, Mahmoud. "La nouvelle thématique dans le théâtre tunisien contemporain : Mutations socio-culturelles et activité théâtrale." Paris 4, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985PA040070.
Full textJones, Moya. "Le théâtre alternatif en Grande-Bretagne et son économie : 1968-1986." Bordeaux 3, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988BOR30043.
Full textFringe theatre in great-britain can be distinguished from other kinds of current theatre - the national companies, commercial theatre and repertory theatre - from several points of view. Not only because its legal and work structures are specific, but also because its income, its expenses, its content and venues are characteristic, as are the people (practitioners and public) concerned with it. Set in the social, political and economic context of post-war britain, this form of theatre in fact belongs to a long tradition of a more popular parallel theatre which has always existed alongside the "legitimate theatre". Its economic problems however are particularly acute. Government subsidy systems and commercial sponsoring are examined in order to assess, eventually, the potential future of this archaic sector of post-industrial society. Reborn of the counter-culture movements of the 60s and 70s, it has been partly assimilated by mainstream society. Its survival seems to depend in part on how it is to be financed as well as on its own particular strengths
Autant-Mathieu, Marie-Christine. "Le Théâtre soviétique au "Dégel" (1952-1964)." Paris 3, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA030069.
Full textThe "thaw" starts in soviet theatre in 1952 with a renaissance of comedies and satires. With the openings on west and a restoration, though limited, of realisations accomplished in the twenties, comes a rehabilitation of some playwriters and directors. The reconstitution of cultural heritage is accompanied with a revision of values (criticism against the stanislavski's system). As opposed to the defenders of theatricality the founders of the theatre "sovremennik" prove the vitality of psychological realism. The need of a moral purification the whole society longs for, after the stalin period, shows itself through an axaltation of humanism. Playwriters won't play their role of omniscient leaders anymore. Some of them protest against lies in educational and social system. Directors choose plays without positive heroes but where ordinary people live their everyday life. From 1952 to 1964 a new generation of playwriters, directors, actors appears, socialist realism, through theatricality, admits a disjonction between reality and its image. A policy of persuasive rallying takes place of forceful enrolling between political authorities and artists. The "thaw" is a very useful period of rederence for those willing to implement the perestroika at the end of the eighties
Egger, Carole. "Le Théâtre de Luis Riaza." Aix-Marseille 1, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/2000AIX10010.
Full textKim, Young-eun. "L'héritage des formes traditionnelles dans le théâtre contemporain coréen." Aix-Marseille 1, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008AIX10020.
Full textRouquet, Christiane. "M. Bulgakov et le monde théâtral et littéraire de son temps." Aix-Marseille 1, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989AIX10029.
Full textMr. Bulgakov's work appears to be very autobiographic. Through the study of "theatrical novel", the letters "to a secret friend", "the master and margarita", the plays "moliere", "the crimson island" and "the life of monsieur de moliere", our first objective is to show the autobiographic frame of his work, to bring out mr. Bulgakov's opinion about theatrical and literary worlds and reveal his conception of the art. Then, we want to look into the different ways bulgakov transformed autobiographical events into "literary facts" and bring to light the symbolic image of the writer in his struggle with those in power. In the first part, we will investigate bulgakov's experience with the art theatre, focusing on the difficulty of relations between the artist and the authorities, we will look for traces of his collaboration (in "theatrical novel", "the crimson island") and examine his satire on the theatrical world. In the second part, after having studied the publishing trade (gudok, nakanune, rossia, nedra) during the nep period, we will analyse the satire on the literary world through "theatrical novel". We will end our study with the analysis of the different methods used to transform autobiographical events into "literary facts" (demarcation, absurdity, fantastic, symbolic); we will show that the novel is deeply autobiographic and proves to be a retort to a strictly materialistic society
Ruset, Séverine. "Au-delà du naturalisme : les métamorphoses de l'espace et du temps dans les dramaturgies anglaises contemporaines." Paris 3, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA030128.
Full textThe naturalistic tradition is deeply rooted in English contemporary theatre, where numerous writers – anxious not to impede the clarity and the relevance of the critical examination to which they subject the problems of their time – attempt to reproduce scrupulously the reality they observe. Others choose on the other hand to distort and remould it. They create strange, heterogeneous and mobile space-times ; not to offer the audience an escape, but rather to energise the relationship between the fictional world and the real world. Our thesis investigates the forms and stakes involved in the metamorphosis of space and time in English contemporary drama. Through a corpus of seventeen plays written after 1968, we examine how the renewal of space and time structures undertaken by some writers influences the representation of reality and the spectatorial experience. Hence the treatment of time appears as a determining factor. Contrary to the naturalistic chronotope, which gives priority to space, the free forms which come under our scrutiny have made time the variable of the theatrical equation
Mavromoustakos, Platon Zach. "Espace dramatique - espace scénique dans le théâtre néo-hellenique contemporain." Paris 3, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA030141.
Full textThis research is intended to reveal the elements persisting in the evolution of the modern greek theater through the image of the dramatic and scenic space, since world war ii. A preliminary research based upon statistics of textual elements permitted to spot several tendencies in the image of the space in the modern grek plays in which the most important isnnamed as the "theatre of every day life". A more profound study was to be accomplished on plays and performances considered as being the most caracteristic for each tendency. Were analysed : the courtyard of miracles by i. Kambanellis, the ring - the backgammon by d. Kechaidis, mana mitera mama by y. Dialegmenos, the family by y. Armenis, the ghost of m. Ramon novaro by p. Matessis, the negotiations for antigone's marriage by v. Ziogas, the ali redzo story by p. Markaris. Conclusions from this aproach state the intercourses between modern greek playwriting and scenic practice, especially with karolos koun and his art theatre, intercourses dealing with the traditional greek naturalistic playwriting of the between the two wars period and the influences received by foreign dramatists and finally intercourses refering to the social reality which followed world warii. Annexed to this work are a detailed list of the greek playwriting production and its performances from 1942 to 1982 and a detailed account of the statistics used for the preliminary phase of the whole work
Books on the topic "Théâtre (genre littéraire) écossais – Histoire et critique"
Berthier, Patrick. Le théâtre au XIXe siècle. Paris: Presses universitaires de France, 1986.
Find full textRezvani. Théâtre: Dernier refuge de l'imprévisible poétique. [Arles, France]: Actes sud, 2000.
Find full textBradby, David. Le théâtre français contemporain, 1940-1980. Villeneuve d'Ascq: Presses universitaires de Lille, 1990.
Find full textLe théâtre au XIXe siècle: Du romantisme au symbolisme. Rosny-sous-Bois: Bréal éditions, 2001.
Find full textMeyer, Michel. Le comique et le tragique: Penser le théâtre et son histoire. Paris: Presses universitaires de France, 2005.
Find full textMeyer, Michel. Le comique et le tragique: Penser le théâtre et son histoire. Paris: Presses universitaires de France, 2003.
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