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Articles de revues sur le sujet "Fénelon, François de (1651-1715) – Technique"
Williams, David Lay. « Introduction ». European Journal of Political Theory 20, no 3 (27 avril 2021) : 568–74. http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/14748851211002020.
Texte intégralKates, Gary. « Was François Fénelon a Political Philosopher ? » Modern Intellectual History, 26 mars 2021, 1–13. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s1479244321000147.
Texte intégralThèses sur le sujet "Fénelon, François de (1651-1715) – Technique"
Grosperrin, Jean-Philippe. « Le glaive et le voile : économie de l'éloquence dans l'oeuvre de Fénelon ». Paris 4, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA040228.
Texte intégralTrémolières, François. « Fénelon et le sublime ». Paris 4, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA040125.
Texte intégralFénelon (1651-1715) is one of the first authors to recognise the new importance of the sublime, following the translation by Boileau of Longin's Traité du Sublime (1674). The first chapter of this thesis concentrates on how his writings on rhetoric : the Dialogues sur l'éloquence, ca 1679, published three years after his death and the Lettre à l'Académie, one of his last works, were received. The reading of the Dialogues (chapter two) lead me logically to the study (chapter three) of the philosophical and theological writings, which in turn clearly pointed to a second set of occurrences of the sublime, focusing on the spirituality of "Pure Love" (chapter four). In my opinion, this course of study was necessary in order to come back to the question of wordly sublime: "so familiar, so sweet and so simple" referring to his wishes in the Lettre (chapter five). The final and sixth chapter deals with Les aventures de Télémaque
Cha, Young-Sun. « La simplicité chez Fénelon ». Paris 10, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA100065.
Texte intégralRobert-Boisbouvier, Marie. « Fénelon et les problèmes de la mystique, 1694-1697 ». Paris 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA040012.
Texte intégralLautel, Alain. « La Fortune des "Aventures de Télémaque", de Fénelon, en Grande-Bretagne au dix-huitième siècle ». Nancy 2, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987NAN21007.
Texte intégralArchbishop Fenelon's adventures of Telemachus have passed through more than eight hundred editions and translations. The anglo-saxon fortune of the book is the biggest after the french one. The thesis, composed of three separate volumes - the study itself, a collection of accompanying monographs and documents, and a biblio- graphical catalogue - begins with an examination of Fenelon's reputation in great-britain before the Telemachus, based mainly on his treatise of the education of daughters and on the strong european impact of the controversy concerning french quietism : the persons and the dates associated until now with this first emergence are refuted and new data are proposed. The publication of the english telemachus and its reception are then considered, as well as the reasons that explained the character of the initial appraisal. Of particular interest is the broad pedagogical value of the book, which could play a significant part in the moral, prac- tical and intellectual education of young men belonging to the upper and middle classes of society. Attention is then paid to a selection of five english translations, first with a description of their gene- ral circumstances, and secondly with an exhaustive juxtalinear com- parison of the texts. The authenticity of the version attributed to Tobias Smollett is refuted. Methodological principles connected with the comparison of translations and allied computer techniques are also discussed. There follows a survey of the eleven complete second- ary translations and of the ten incomplete ones, in prose or in verse. Finally, literary and stage references to the fortune of Telemachus and to the reputation of its author are further dealt with, for the period beginning after the first reception and continuing into the twentieth century
Terestchenko, Michel. « La querelle du pur amour entre Fénelon et Bossuet : enjeux spirituels, théologiques et philosophiques ». Paris 4, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA040018.
Texte intégralThe dispute on pure love which opposed, between 1697 and 1699, Fénelon and Bossuet can not be limited solely to those distinguished prelates of the church of France, nor can it be reduced to this unique period of the end of the great century. Not only did it involve the most prominent theologians and philosophers of France and Europe, such as Malebranche, Leibniz or Pierre Nicole, but it also goes through the whole century. It was the matter of much older controversies, such as the debate between Jean-Pierre Camus, the salesian bishop of Belley, and father Antoine Sirmond which took place during the years 1639-1642. The first aim of our study was to locate the controversy on the nature of the love of god in the religious history of the seventeenth century. The analysis of the implications of this dispute reveals that it has to be understood from three point of views : spiritual, theological and philosophical. 1) The spiritual doctrine on prayer and on contemplation that Fénelon presents connects him with the great spanish mystic tradition of the XVIth century and with the eckhartian tradition of the XIVth century and, beyond this, to the negative theology of Denys the Areopagite. The doctrine of Fénelon on the state of the soul immersed in god appears to be the western understanding of the "hesyschast" spirituality of the desert fathers, and especially of John Cassian's. 2) From the theological point of view, the doctrine on the pure love of god, free from all care for one's own salvation, is, according to Fénelon, the only possible way of reconciling the obligation. .
Touboul, Patricia. « La fonction des arts du dessin dans le projet d'une instruction par l'image chez Fénelon : enjeux esthétiques, philosophiques, théologiques ». Paris 3, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA030026.
Texte intégralIn order to meet the requirements of his pastoral mission of conversion and edification, Fénelon had to take seriously, as a consequence of the original sin, the necessity to appeal to visual imagination and to formulate rhetorical rules attributing some value to mental pictures. Such a point of departure is not really original in the Counter reformation context, but it gives birth, in the fenelonian corpus, to some theorization about the notion of an image which starts from categories associated with the visual arts ; these categories themselves are borrowed from the art of eloquence, from metaphysics, form philosophical anthropology, from spirituality, and from art criticism. This specific content contributes to give to this notion of a visual image some speculative and pragmatic functions which are particularly active in the fields of eloquence, pedagogy or religious instruction; at the same time this content serves as a basis for a système des beaux arts and for a scale of moral values
Brito, Tarsilla Couto de 1977. « O retorno de Astréia ou Fénelon e a arte de fugir ao tempo ». [s.n.], 2013. http://repositorio.unicamp.br/jspui/handle/REPOSIP/269931.
Texte intégralTese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto de Estudos da Linguagem
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Resumo: Quando Fénelon decidiu escrever um espelho de príncipe literário para instruir o neto de Luís XIV nas artes de governar, não imaginou que seu texto fosse causar celeuma, muito menos que se produziria uma fortuna crítica tão vasta e multifacetada. Para além das leituras de caracteres com que o público da época se divertiu descobrindo as figuras reais por detrás das personagens, um dos problemas permanentes para a interpretação de As aventuras de Telêmaco é sua classificação. O livro não se enquadra perfeitamente na narrativa antiga, nem no romance. A despeito da função moralizante-educacional do texto, o personagem Telêmaco ganha autonomia ao ser, nos primeiro livros, narrador de si mesmo. Com isso, temos acesso a uma subjetividade inteiramente nova para um texto que se pretendia pedagógico. O caráter exemplar da epopéia homérica que inspira as aventuras é minado pelas armadilhas criadas pelos sentimentos do próprio herói na missão difícil de despojar-se de si mesmo. Por outro lado, o objetivo de seu texto prende-o às narrativas antigas de caráter moralizante - formar um reicristão. As aventuras de Telêmaco permanecem inscritas em um "tempo sem tempo", em que vemos as transformações sucederem-se umas às outras, sem podermos situá-las numa linha cronológica como no romance. A discussão sobre utopia vem, assim, renovar a discussão do gênero dessas Aventuras. Defendemos que a presença de um "país de nenhum lugar" nessa ficção pedagógica organiza sua estrutura narrativa e orienta seus procedimentos miméticos em função dos espaços visitados. Dividida em duas partes, a presente Tese busca, em um primeiro momento, descrever o texto literário Les aventures de Télémaque de Fénelon. Em termos estritamente literários, tratamos de sua estrutura narrativa, organizada em função de modelos e de antimodelos de governo; de sua linguagem mítico-alegórica que veicula um conteúdo moral e espiritual cristão; e de seu gênero literário. Com uma revisão bibliográfica, esboçamos as razões que fizeram da publicação do Telêmaco um escândalo; e ainda as alterações de sentido e modos de interpretação que o texto sofreu ao longo de uma fortuna crítica de 300 anos. Na segunda parte, nos dedicamos à análise de Salento, o último reino visitado pelo personagem principal, como uma utopia que propõe uma volta no tempo, de modo que afirmamos seu caráter conservador. Nossa proposta de estudo leva em consideração que o Telêmaco de Fénelon não é composto apenas de idéias políticas e religiosas, mas de um conflito entre diferentes concepções de história
Abstract: when Fenelon decided to write a literary mirror for princes to instruct Louis XIV's grandson in the arts of governing, he did not imagine that his text would cause a stir, or that it would produce such a vast and multifaceted critical fortune. Apart from the readings of characters which amused the audience that would try to discover the actual figures behind the characters, one of the perennial problems for the interpretation of The Adventures of Telemachus is its classification. The book does not fit neatly into the ancient narrative, neither into the novel. Despite the moralizing and educational function of the text, the character Telemachus gains autonomy being the narrator of him in the first book. With this, we access an entirely new subjectivity in a text that was intended to be pedagogical. The exemplary feature of the Homeric epic that inspires the adventures is undermined by the traps created by the hero's own feelings while he deals with the difficult task of divesting himself. Moreover, the purpose of the text - to form a Christian king - connects it with the moralizing ancient narratives. The Adventures of Telemachus remains enrolled in a "time out of time" in which we see the transformations following each other, being impossible to place them on a timeline like we do in the novel. The discussion of utopia has thus renewed the discussion about the genre in these adventures. We argue that the presence of a "country of nowhere" in this pedagogical narrative organizes its structure and guides its mimetic procedures according to the spaces visitEditora Divided in two parts, this thesis seeks, at first, to describe Fénelon's literary text, Les aventures de Télémaque. In strictly literary terms, we deal with its narrative structure, organized around government's models and antimodels; its mythical-allegorical language that conveys a moral and spiritual Christian content; and its literary genre. Through a bibliographical review, we outline the reasons that made Telemachus' publication a scandal, and also the changes of meaning and modes of interpretation that the text has suffered over a 300 years old critical fortune. In the second part, we are dedicated to the analysis of Salento, the last kingdom visited by the main character, as a utopia that offers a return on time, so we affirm its conservative feature. Our proposed study takes into consideration that Fénelon's Telemachus consists not only of political and religious ideas, but also of a conflict between different conceptions of history
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Cuche, François-Xavier. « Une pensée sociale catholique : les idées de Fleury, La Bruyère et Fénelon ». Paris 4, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA040311.
Texte intégralWe are trying to show how coherent were a group of disciples of Bossuet and their social and economic thought as it manifested itself in the critique of contemporary society, their basic theory of society, the historical or fictitious models they set up as examples and their concrete reform proposals. Their thought was often close to the thought of the "reformateurs" of the end of the seventeenth century, but they were catholic thinkers first of all. They confronted the problem of the secularization of society, due to the rise of the modern state, as well as the first advances of the "enlightenment" they were conscious of the historical changes and refused all absolute anthropological pessimism, even if they experienced their time as a time of crisis - an intellectual, social and economic crisis. Based on the results of our study, two conclusions could be made : the fact that every christian social synthesis is perishable, but also that catholic social thought shows remarkable conceptual, ideological and theological consistency throughout the centuries
Aune, Laurence. « Une littérature d'opposition pacifique sous Louis XIV : La Fontaine, la Bruyère, Fénelon ». Aix-Marseille 1, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/2000AIX10009.
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