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Journal articles on the topic "Théâtre pour la jeunesse – 1970-.... – Histoire et critique"
Bromberger, Christian. "Méditerranée." Anthropen, 2019. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.106.
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Faure, Nicolas. "De "jeune public" à "tout public" : analyse du répertoire théâtral francophone pour la jeunesse." Paris 3, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA030065.
Full textThe increase in the number of plays for young people means that a new repertoire is growing. But this repertoire builds its identity when intended for people of any age, paradoxically. Today, the child is considered as able to think by himself. So the author has to give up being a teacher, and he speaks to the child as an equal. The artist is still an adult, who tries to describe for the child a confused world with easy but not simplistic words in all sincerity. Then everyone, old and young, becomes concerned. Besides, young people makes a fresh and incandescent audience that encourages the playwright to use all the means of the theatre in a firework display : words, imagination, fun
Veillas, Karine. "Théâtre francophone contemporain pour la jeunesse : jeux et enjeux (personnages, écriture et réception)." Paris 12, 2007. https://athena.u-pec.fr/primo-explore/search?query=any,exact,990003939040204611&vid=upec.
Full textThe current craze for French-speaking theatre for young people leads to considering forty plays through the notion of « jeu* », complex and polysemic term which has interestingly both a creative and destructive influence on this genre. The playing and acting of the characters sometimes clarify the tensions within the plays and facilitate the reception. But the understanding of the plays is challenged by very subtle forms of playing, ranging from dreaming to non-game. So the young audience needs to be involved to really understand the plays. Identification and catharsis are not enough. The games of re-writing also contribute to challenge the reception for a youngest audience because they are based on subversion and multiple layers of significations. But scenography and acting are ways to still release the pleasure of the show. Games about genres enable the young audience to keep contact with the plays because of the contributions of narrative literature, visual arts and poetry. Even if these influences endanger the acting of the plays, the renewal of the dramatic genre is also the way to find a new young audience. (*The word is in French game, playing or acting)
Ceysson, Pierre. "Etude d'une production littéraire : la poésie pour l'enfance et la jeunesse en France de 1970 à 1995." Lyon 2, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996LYO20018.
Full textBorn of a convergence between new teaching practises, the ideology of imagination in power and the work of educational mediators, poetry for children and young people has gained access to the general public within the last twenty years. Offering a large heterogeneity, the micro-field is structured by the opposition between "infrapoetry", which emphasizes formal requisites or children's talk, and poetics of the imaginary world or creative metaphor. The bipolarization and alterations of the field are analysed according to five regulations. "Poetry-education habitus" : the mediators are both teachers with identifiable practises, positions and strategies and poets keeping many-sides relationships within the different strata of publics and forms of recognition (cultural institutions, schools, publishers, awards. . . ). Thematics : a legacy reactivated by the anthology phenomenon, poetry for children deals with seasonal activities, knowledge acquired at school and language games ; according to children's ages, it blends nursery rhymes, popular and lyric poetry (Maurice Carême is still the perfect example). Models of childhood : the ideology and rhetorics of "children's verse" are opposed to a conception of the child as a person and to poetical versions of songs, symbols and images. Formulation : to thematics, tropes, anthropocentrism, all of them often paradied, is opposed the expression of subjectivity in primary images or langage-worlds. The logic of works : demanding and even utopian, often close to poetical modernity, the lyric-imaginary model remains marginal in a standardized production for young or adult readers, characterized by puns and palimpsets. This situation imposes lucidity and vigilance in the practise of poetry not just gauged "for" the schoolchild, but up to the level of childhood
Lesourd, Sibylle. "L'enfant protagoniste : Naissance, mouvances et paradoxes d’une figure clé du théâtre contemporain pour la jeunesse en France et en Italie (1959-2015)." Thesis, Paris 4, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA040013.
Full textTheatre for young people is experimental—the desire for and the modalities of an encounter between creators and a specific audience undergo redefinition with each performance. This PhD thesis sheds light on how theatre for young people came to be in France and Italy throughout history, as well as on the experiments carried out by the pioneers in the field. The focus is on the emergence of the child as a new protagonist within the theatrical field and on attempting to determine whether he indeed lies at the core of the creative process. In the first part, the emphasis is on the significance of the role of theatrical animation at the turn of the 1960s. The idea of a natural transition from artistic experiences involving young people to theatrical works designed for them was passed on from France to Italy ; by identifying the child as a potential partner in the creative process, theatrical animation prefigured the onset of new aesthetic forms directed to young audiences. In the second part, the aim is to show how artistic research has been crystallizing on the child as a spectator, who has become a specific target for stage directors and playwrights from the 1980s onwards. While reflecting on how to emancipate him, artists have taken ownership of various textual materials—some of which unexpected—and a path can therefore be traced from adaptation to creation. In France, a theatrical repertoire which belongs to youth literature in its own right has been emerging. At the same time, in both countries, the child as a character has been earning his way in play scripts and on stages. Thus, a specular relationship can be established between the child as a spectator and his double
Perzo, Laurianne. "Critiquer et enchanter le monde par le théâtre pour la jeunesse : exigences éthiques et esthétiques du répertoire dramatique contemporain." Thesis, Artois, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018ARTO0002.
Full textFrench theatre for young people has an increasing repertoire which explore children’s relationship with the world in an ethic and aesthetic context. This repertoire is a grouping of text which use a lot of different themes and which renew theatre in general. It also questions the message transmission from the author to the young addressee. Then, we think that addressing children may determine the writer artistic work. The double bind is very large with dramatic literature for young people. Indeed, it seems so important for authors not to hurt in a manner the addressee who is child-sensitive while plays they write deal with hard reality. And this in order to raise children awareness towards society and to suggest them to act in the world. The author engages his responsibility and his texts offer rich readings of the world. On one hand he faces the youth audience with broad society issues while on the other hand he wants to assert the sanctity of childhood. Several detour are used to enable them to read the world in its tragic aspects. Playwrights use childhood as a moral, social and political subject to condemn the problems of the modern world with children characters. When the child is present as a character it is often to criticize the society and to question human nature. However, plays are optimistic. It is precisely the specificity of childhood that uses the first detour to expose an unfortunate reality. Childhood is also use as a possibility to offer a worldview. Even if the authors present some dreadful situations, their creations are nice and understandable. It talks about important things of our present and one of its main purpose is to bring enjoyment. In introducing « aesthetics of resiliency » with children characters who are clinging to life and survive in spite of hard situations, young people theatre show its capacity to transform violence and enchant people’s lives : characters’ lives and even maybe readers’ lives. It is a crossover theatre because readers are simultaneously old or young and everyone seems to find some answer inside this literature. Indeed, childhood is a writing process therefore these texts might concern everyone. Childhood would be a personal and an universal value. Young people theater is therefore intergenerational. In short, the aim of this thesis was to examine the theatrical writing for young people and to examine the relation of the artists with the reality. This writing reveal the reality of the world and give a voice to what cannot be expressed itself – infans – revealing those oppression or injustice situations. A poetic of childhood spread though this theatre
Bertrand-Rettig, Eva-Susanne. "Les enfants et l'enfance dans la littérature de jeunesse contemporaine à visée réaliste de langue allemande et française." Clermont-Ferrand 2, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1996CLF20086.
Full textGille, Comte-Sponville Aurélie. "Modernité et archaïsme des lieux dans les romans d'enquête et d'aventure pour la jeunesse pendant les Trente Glorieuses en France." Thesis, Artois, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016ARTO0008/document.
Full textPost-World War II France experienced a period of outstanding economic growth known as the “Thirty Glorious Years”, which ended with the 1973 oil crisis. Publishing benefitted greatly from the rise of the consumer society in this period of prosperity, and scores of children’s books and novels for young people were published immediately after the Second World War and soon became very popular. It was the heyday of a few book series such as Bibliothèque rose, Bibliothèque verte, or Signe de Piste. But while most households were gradually getting more and more modern, many novels for children and young adults involved children going off in search of adventure or leading investigations in places anchored in the past – castles, caves, forests, etc. – or in timeless, ideal places recreated within their own daily lives – heterotopias. The present research dissertation delves into a broad corpus of literary series and Boy Scout novels and explores both their literary aspects. By questioning the interaction between modernity and archaism in post-war children’s literature, it shows that both concepts are part of a narrative tension that shapes the logical development of the story and paves the way for an initiatory process reminiscent of primitive rites of passage, the narrative patterns of fairy tales and Bildungsroman. The initiation itself, however, is never completed for it is not the actual purpose of the novel. The places are significant only insofar as they belong to the quest for the utopia of eternal childhood, in which the ageless heroes as well as the places are set in perfection, in a form of ideal euchronia
Maheux-Tremblay, Ariane. "Le suicide dans la littérature québécoise pour adolescents : une esthétique de la fragmentation au service de la reconstruction de soi." Thesis, Université Laval, 2013. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2013/29643/29643.pdf.
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