Indice
Letteratura scientifica selezionata sul tema "Cartographie – Italie – 18e siècle"
Cita una fonte nei formati APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard e in molti altri stili
Consulta la lista di attuali articoli, libri, tesi, atti di convegni e altre fonti scientifiche attinenti al tema "Cartographie – Italie – 18e siècle".
Accanto a ogni fonte nell'elenco di riferimenti c'è un pulsante "Aggiungi alla bibliografia". Premilo e genereremo automaticamente la citazione bibliografica dell'opera scelta nello stile citazionale di cui hai bisogno: APA, MLA, Harvard, Chicago, Vancouver ecc.
Puoi anche scaricare il testo completo della pubblicazione scientifica nel formato .pdf e leggere online l'abstract (il sommario) dell'opera se è presente nei metadati.
Articoli di riviste sul tema "Cartographie – Italie – 18e siècle"
Pepe, Luigi. "Les milieux savants en Italie dans la deuxième moitié du 18e siècle". Dix-huitième siècle 40, n. 1 (2008): 211. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/dhs.040.0211.
Testo completoPalsky, Gilles. "La cartographie Française des côtes Cochinchinoises à la fin du 18e siècle: Jean‐marie dayot et lepilote de cochinchine". Imago Mundi 41, n. 1 (gennaio 1989): 59–69. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/03085698908592668.
Testo completoReinhardt, Chanelle. "Des caisses à Paris. L’entrée triomphale des objets recueillis en Italie (1798) comme lieu de l’art au tournant du 18e siècle". Dix-huitième siècle 50, n. 1 (2018): 113. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/dhs.050.0113.
Testo completoLagarde, Lucie. "Le Passage du Nord‐Ouest et la Mer de l'Ouest dans la Cartographie française du 18e Siècle, Contribution à l'Etude de l'Oeuvre des Delisle et Buache". Imago Mundi 41, n. 1 (gennaio 1989): 19–43. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/03085698908592666.
Testo completoTesi sul tema "Cartographie – Italie – 18e siècle"
Cagnasso, Richard. "L’apport des écoles italiennes dans les premières cartes de l’Océanie". Thesis, Paris, EHESS, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019EHES0059.
Testo completoOur research deals with the Italian cartography of Oceania, between 1790 and 1850. Its development is followed through dialogues and conflicts with the other European countries, mainly with France, intimately binding them with discussions over first place names on maps (the invention of Oceania, Micronesia, Melanesia, Mondo Marittimo), including the very first classifications of peoples stated by the same geographers who wanted to add classifications to geographical names, thus allowing to distinguish between peoples, human diversities, races: Pinkerton, Malte-Brun, Dumont d’Urville, Galanti, Balbi, Borghi, de Luca and Marmocchi. There’s a succession of three sections. In the first section, we are studying the works of the cabinet geographers in England and France before examining in detail the Italian schools. Conversely, we are watching these geographers who were navigator-explorers, starting first with sixteenth-century Italy then having a short overview of the attempts made to name the whole of Oceania (“The fifth part of the globe”, etc.) and its regions. The study of the Italian schools is taking us into the cities of Milan, Venice, Rome, Florence and Naples, as well as into these navigator-explorers’ places of exchange (academies, literary societies), taking into account who the major publishers or geographer publishers were. The second section is dedicated to the links between the geographers on a European level: the relationship between the Italians and their neighbors, mostly French and English, sometimes German. We are also looking at the way knowledge spreads and is debated upon with Adriano Balbi shaping a sort of breadcrumbs trail: first, chronology of publications and new names, with the special cases of the inventions of Ulimaroa, Ocean Lands, Notasia, and the withdrawal of Magellania, next the discussions on the names Oceanica-Oceania, Maritime World-Mondo Marittimo then, Balbi’s choices, the Italian inventions of « Meganesia, Micronesia », the discussions on the classification of the peoples, from Balbi to Dumont d’Urville and the way most of the Italian schools kept away from Dumont d’Urville’s pattern for a good 20 years. The third section documents and details the Italian geographers’ appropriations: Meganesia, Micronesia, Mondo Marittimo. This study shows the extreme interlocking of dialogues and conflicts among the Italian geographers themselves but also with their French and English counterparts. Regarding the appropriation of the word « Micronesia », it also leads us to observe closely the part played by Dumont d’Urville at the time, his very specific way to impose his views, excluding the other geographers’ opinions. We shall see that there is no doubt whatsoever about the motives leading to his famous 1832 map of Oceania so often considered as a map-based suggestion while we can doubtlessly show that it was the product of a theory on races. This clarification will be notably enhanced by the added study of a long text written by Dumont d’Urville, a manuscript drafted in 1825-1826, which remained incomplete and unpublished but reviewed and transcribed in this research. Our conclusion allows us to stay in the Italian cartographic world, to grasp the way a map may well impose a point of view, leading us from Oceania to Italy. Indeed, three of the four main Italian geographers we followed were also prominent protagonists in a cartography serving the political building up of a united Italy (Risorgimento) and we shall comment upon the power that a map may occasionally play
La nostra ricerca si concentra sulla cartografia italiana dell'Oceania tra il 1790 e il 1850, ma segue il suo sviluppo attraverso dialoghi (e conflitti) con altri paesi europei, e in particolare con la Francia, e collegando intimamente le discussioni sui primi toponimi collocati sulle carte geografiche (le invenzioni di Oceania, Micronesia, Meganesia, Mondo Marittimo, ecc.) con le prime classificazioni dei popoli formulate dai questi stessi geografi che volevano aggiungere ai nomi geografici delle classificazioni che consentissero di distinguere i popoli, le varietà umane, le “razze”: Pinkerton, Malte-Brun, Dumont d’Urville, Galanti, Balbi, Borghi, de Luca and Marmocchi. Tra parti si succedono. Nella prima, osserviamo il lavoro dei geografi di gabinetto in Inghilterra e in Francia prima di osservare nei minimi particolari le scuole italiane. In contrappunto, osserviamo i geografi che furono navigatore-esploratori, a partire dall'Italia del XVI secolo, poi una rapida rassegna dei tentativi di dare un nome all'intera Oceania (la "quinta parte del mondo" ecc.) e le sue regioni. Il studio delle scuole italiane ci porta elle città: Milano, Venezia, Roma, Roma, Firenze e Napoli, nonché ai loro luoghi di scambio (accademia, gabinetto letterario), guardando pure chi furono i grandi editori o geografi-editori. Finiremo questa prima parte con in confronto alle teorie proposte in Francia, Inghilterra e Italia per la classificazione dei popoli, in generale e in Oceania in particolare, a seconda che il tipo di discriminazione scelto fosse la lingua, le "nazioni" od ancora le "razze". La seconda parte è dedicata ai rapporti tra geografi a livello europeo: i rapporti che gli italiani intrattengono con i loro vicini, soprattutto francesi e inglesi, e talvolta tedeschi, ed si osserviamo la maniera in cui la conoscenza è diffusa e discussa, con Adriano Balbi come filo conduttore: cronologia delle pubblicazioni, delle denominazione, i casi particolari delle invenzioni di Ulimaroa, Terres Océaniques, Notasie, e l'abbandono di Magellania, poi gli scambi sui termini Oceanic-Oceania, il Mondo Marittimo e le scelte di Balbi, la creazione italiana di Meganesia e Micronesia, le discussioni sulla classificazione dei popoli da Balbi a Dumont d'Urville, e su come la maggior parte delle scuole italiane rimane al di fuori del modello di Dumont d'Urville per venti anni. La terza parte ritorna minutamente sulle invenzioni e l’accaparamento dei geografi italiani: Meganesia, Micronesia, Mondo Marittimo. Questa osservazione mostra l'estremo intreccio di dialoghi, o di conflitti, tra i nostri geografi italiani, tra loro e con i loro vicini francesi e inglesi. Essa ci conduce anche, per quanto riguarda l'appropriazione del termine "Micronesia", a guardare da più vicino il ruolo di Dumont d'Urville a questa epoca, il suo modo bene particolare di imporre i suoi punti di vista e di allontanare quelli degli altri geografi, e vedremo che ormai non c'è nessun dubbio per quanto riguarda alle motivazioni che l’hanno condotto alla sua famosa mappa dell'Oceania del 1832, così considerata spesso come una semplice proposta cartografica, mentre ora possiamo misurare fino a che punto fosse interamente il prodotto di una teoria sulle "razze". Questa chiarificazione sarà soprattutto rinforzata par lo studio che aggiungiano a un lungo testo di Dumont d'Urville, un manoscritto che aveva redatto nel 1825-1826, rimasto incompiuto e inedito, che abbiamo analizzato e trascritto.La nostra conclusione ci fa rimanere nell'universo cartografico italiano, e nella maniera in cui una mappa può imporre un punto di vista, ma passando dall'Oceania all'Italia. Infatti, tre dei principali geografi italiani che ci avranno accompagnati durante l'esame delle mappe dell'Oceania furono anche degli attori di primissimo piano nel una cartografia al servizio della costruzione politica di un'Italia unitaria (il Risorgimento) e ci commenteremo questa autorità che la carta può imporre a volte
Carnino, Cecilia. "Dal lusso al consumo". Paris 1, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA010602.
Testo completoChapron, Emmanuelle. "Des bibliothèques "A Publica Utilita" : publicité, politique culturelle et pratiques du livre à Florence au XVIIIe siècle". Paris, EHESS, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004EHES0047.
Testo completoPerrin, Khelissa Anne. "Décor et décorum dans les palais de l’aristocratie génoise au XVIIIe siècle : l’exemple des objets mobiliers et de l’ameublement du palais Spinola à Pellicceria". Paris 10, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA100091.
Testo completoThe study relates to the behaviours of the Genoese nobility with regard to the objects of their city palace. It bases its thoughts on the example of the furnishings of the Palazzo Spinola a Pellicceria in the 18th century, ex-domus magna of old line families : the Grimaldi, Pallavicini, Doria, Spinola. Without posing hierarchical distinctions a priori, the paintings, the sculptures, the furniture, the textiles ornaments, the crochery, the jewels are studied in a triple prospect : as patrimonial objects, as luxury objects when they take part in the sumptuary expenditure, and as objects of the decoration. The examination of the wills, the account books and the inventories, associated with the observation of works of art currently preserved in the Genoese and foreign collections, initially makes it possible to determine the logics wich govern inheritances, then the ways and the function of acquisitions and commissions and, finally, the structure and the artistic forms of the domestic interior. Expression of the decorum, namely social conventions and customs, the interiors of the Genoese aristocracy combine in the 18th century the necessary highlighting of the family inheritance with the requirements for comfort specific of the period. The essential patrimonial and social goal conferred on the Genoese settecentesca decoration, at the origin of its permanence and its conservation over several generations, corrects the idea of an evolutionary development of the artistic forms where those ancient would make place for the modern, thus inviting to go beyond a stylistic approach of art
Alex, Barbara. "Présences étrangères à Rome à la fin du XVIIIe siècle (1779-1793). Les artistes dans les paroisses du centre historique d’après les "Stati d’Anime"". Montpellier 3, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009MON30005.
Testo completoRegarded as the Academy of Europe at the end of the Eighteenth Century, Rome, the capital of arts has attracted European travellers on their Grand Tour as well as Italian and foreign artists wishing to complete their training. Cradle of the « genuine style », the city witnessed a privileged episode in the history of art : an intense moment of exchanges and influences at international level. The aim of this study is to rediscover it by grounding itself on a exciting source : the Stati delle Anime, which were parish registers containing the names of all the inhabitants of Rome. The examination of several parishes of the historical centre of the Eternal City made it possible to trace back a whole network of cohabitations and artistic neighbourhoods illustrating the major part played by that cosmopolitan Rome and by her artistic milieu in the spreading of neoclassicism
Montègre, Gilles. "Rome capitale culturelle au siècle des Lumières : présence française et construction des savoirs dans la Ville éternelle au temps de l'ambassade du Cardinal de Bernis (1769-1791)". Grenoble 2, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006GRE29023.
Testo completoLocated at the crossing of the social history, the urban history and the history of the erudite practices, this research lies within a precise geographical scope, the town of Rome, while embracing a multiplicity of actors, namely the men of French culture who resided or remained in it during the embassy of the cardinal of Bernis, between 1769 and 1791. Closely correlated with the revival of the studies led on pontifical Rome and the European cultural capitals of XVIe to the XIXe century, the project is structured around three objectives. On the one hand, it accounts for the activity of the French cultural mediators durably present in the holy city, in order to understand how the fact of residing in Rome influenced the intellectual practices and exchanges. In the other hand, it explores the modes of territorialisation of the knowledges in the city, through the study of the institutionalized (academies), privatized (salons) and clandestine (maconic lodges) forms of the Franco-Roman cultural life. Lastly, it is interested in the erudite research undertaken by the French in the city, of the study of antiquities to the natural history while passing through medicine or theology. The thesis shows thus in what the town of Rome was essential during years 1770-1780 as a cultural capital of first importance on the scale of Europe of the Lights, creating the conditions favourable to a dialogue between erudite disciplines and competences. The analysis is served by the mobilization of a corpus of diversified sources : correspondences and accounts of travellers, diplomatic dispatches, files of the parishes and the Roman cultural institutions
Pellae-Bougnol, Florence. "Le Carnaval de Venise au 18e siècle : solennités, fêtes et divertissements de la place publique". Paris 13, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA130410.
Testo completoThe carnival of venice, in the eighteenth century, is closely linked to the image of the gallant city conveyed by the writers and painters of the time. But the evolution of the feast, as centuries went by, shows that there is another type of relation between the carnival and the city. In the thirteenth century, the carnival is spontaneous and violent. As early as the sixteenth century, it is part of the institutions of the town and progresses a lot until the end of the eighteenth century. The games are arranged in well-ordered spectacles and the carnival, which becomes the lists of popular struggles, turns into the favourite field of politics. The use of the myth of venice, more particularly when receiving famous guests, indicates that the carnival is henceforth an affair of the state, a propaganda concern which tends to glorify the powers that be. It is this relation between the power and the feast that we have tried to define in all its bearings : the integration of the carnival to the official venitian calendar, the description of the events and the organization of the feast. In the administrative field, the analysis of official documents, allows to estimate the part played by the state in the financial care of the feast, the way it works, the supervision of order and morals. It has been possible to set the problem of the statute of the carnival in the society and to see to what extent, the feast, while obtaining the masses' favours, was able to serve the purposes of an aristocracy who withheld the spiritual and temporal
Marchi, Lara. "La Reggenza et les autorisations : l'application des lois sur les fidéicommis et sur la mainmorte dans la Toscane des Lorraines (1737-1765)". Paris, EHESS, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009EHES0039.
Testo completoThis study places itself in the political and institutional context of Tuscany's Grand Duchy, governed by Lorrrain's sovereigns, after the extinction of Medici's dynasty in 1737. It is mostly focalized on the application of two laws issued by the new government at the half of eighteenth century, the first about fideicommissum (I747) and the other regarding the ecclesiastical mortmain (1751). The research work begins with the realisation of two databases; taking advantage of the informations contained in hundreds of appeals to the Consigho dl Reggenza after the publication of the laws. Their application was indeed founded upon a system of control exercited through the sovereign authorisation. Aim of this study is to understand what we can define a new -in comparison with Medici’s age -form of political control over the society, the one of a police State. At the end of the research, we have noticed that the new government was more inclined to gather information than to realize reforms. This was however an important passage and the starting point for Peter Leopold's age
Loriga, Sabina. "L'Institution militaire : expérience biographique et identité sociale en Piémont au XVIIIe siècle". Paris, EHESS, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990EHES0064.
Testo completoMamy, Sylvie. "Les manuscrits musicaux vénitiens en France au siècle des Lumières : copie et réception". Paris 4, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA040072.
Testo completoBirth, development and decline of music publishing in Venice from the XVth to the XVIIth centuries. Revival attempts c. 1770. Expansion of music transcription in the Venetian theatres and ospedali immigration to France of Italian opera buffa composers whose works and treatises were published in this country. Importation of Venetian music manuscripts to Paris for individual correspondence between A. Conti in Venice and the comtesse de Caylus in Paris: sending of Venetian music manuscripts. Venetian sojourn of J. -J. Rousseau; in Paris he becomes publisher, copyist and champion of Italian and particularly Venetian singing. Confiscations by the French in Venice in 1797 to enrich the Paris Conservatory library