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Статті в журналах з теми "Brea (famille) – Critique et interprétation":
Kaufmann, Jean-Claude. "Nuptialité ou conjugalité? Critique d'un indicateur et état des évolutions conjugales en Europe." European Journal of Sociology 35, no. 1 (May 1994): 3–20. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0003975600006743.
Langevin, Louise. "Liberté de choix et protection juridique des conjoints de fait en cas de rupture : difficile exercice de jonglerie." McGill Law Journal 54, no. 4 (May 4, 2010): 697–716. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/039649ar.
Duval, Art M., Caroline J. Klivans, and Jeremy L. Martin. "Critical Groups of Simplicial Complexes." Discrete Mathematics & Theoretical Computer Science DMTCS Proceedings vol. AO,..., Proceedings (January 1, 2011). http://dx.doi.org/10.46298/dmtcs.2909.
Дисертації з теми "Brea (famille) – Critique et interprétation":
Perottino, Serge. "Transcendance et subjectivité : les problèmes de la création : Brea, Van Gogh, Chagall." Nice, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989NICE2009.
Turc, Sylvie. "La famille et les relations familiales dans l'oeuvre narrative de Leopoldo Alas, "Clarín"." Paris 4, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA040049.
The research on the family and the familial relationship in the narrative work of Leopoldo Alas,'Clarin',is turned towards a presentation of the different types of families and their factors of development. .
Lee, Kwang Jin. "Famille impossible, identité possible chez Patrick Modiano." Paris 8, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA083055.
The Modiano protagonist is seeking to have both an ideal (perfect) and virtual (fantasy) family. Every scene not only represents the unconscious fantasies of the protagonist but also the major story for Modiano. We can see, on the path from research to mystification of the family, a typical dramatization. However, for the Modiano protagonist, the only family is the one of the novel. The family is impossible, but the novel is possible. Similarly, there is no new family, but only the New Family Novel : there is not only the novel but also the theatre (or circus). In reality, life is a circus both comical and grotesque at the same time. The family is lost, but for Modiano, it is impossible to find the thing that one once lost. It is better to re-create something new : instead of finding the family back, the protagonist writes something. In all the Modiano books, the question of identity begins and ends with that of writing. Our study aims to know how he establishes the link between identity and writing, how the process develops itself. The book is the golden key to enter the world of Modiano and the keyword to translate the mystery of life : literary creation is the only (re)solution for Modiano. The book is the free space that allows one to accomplish his mission which seems impossible : to live and re-live his life
Cojez, Anne-Marie. "Topographie du réel et espace romanesque dans En famille et autres romans d'Hector Malot." Artois, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007ARTO0005.
H Malot’s career as a writer started in the late 1850’s at a time when the battle for Realism was going on. A young progressionist amenable to leftist views, he sided with the Moderns. His early novels bear witness to this commitment. Towards the end of his career he still proclaimed his support for the movement. Yet, as a proponent of the narrative tradition, he was convinced that any reality could not serve as the subject matter for an artwork, so he went his own way. Following Balzac’s example he supported character study that emphasized the moral man. E Zola rejected him as an idealist because of the small emphasis he gave to determinism and physiology. Malot’s writings, widely distributed through the press and cheap series made him a popular novelist. He relied on these medium in order for his novels to echo the moral, social and political issues that prevailed over the century. In a literary column that he wrote at the beginning of his career, he expressed his admiration for Dickens who, in Malot's own words, managed to coax his readers into seeing the shortcomings of Victorian society without shocking them and prodded them into redressing those failings. For Malot, this is where realism lies : in a literature that is in touch with the issues of the day, and with the potential to generate a reaction to them. The study of En Famille confirms the stance taken by H MALOT. If the book was not written until documentation had been gathered and research carried out in line with the procedure required for a realist novel it was devised out of a move in which imagination and narrative play a leading part. In a way that is even more overt than in other realist novels, genuine places open up onto a dreamlike world which serves as a backdrop to the story. The novel is nonetheless linked to the events that were foremost on French people’s minds in the 1890’s : poverty among workers and the risks of social unrest that were looming. Malot paints a picture of the situation and in order to confront it urges readers to display humanity in a paternalistic way
Hochner, Herman Henri. "Les Métaphores de la relation Dieu-Israël dans la littérature prophétique : aperçus historiques et littéraires des métaphores de la vigne (agriculture) et de l'épouse (famille)." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2008. https://publication-theses.unistra.fr/public/theses_doctorat/2008/HOCHNER_Herman_Henri_2008.pdf.
The study of metaphor in the literature of the biblical prophets is an important chapter in the history of exegesis. Biblical metaphors use the linguistic, rhetorical and poetic effects of the Hebrew language in order to give greater immediacy and intelligibility to the significance of the messages to be transmitted. The extent to which a metaphor is undertood depends on the social and cultural milieu to which it is addressed. The present study is devoted to a close analysis of the metaphors borrowed from the agricultural milieu and from that of the family, in particular the vine and its products, conjugal and filial love and the way they are developed. The vine is an integral part of the landscape of ancient Israel and is certainly the image most widely used to designate Israel as a people. The image of the couple as representative of the relationship between Israel and its God appears for the first time in Hosea (1:31) and is later taken up by other prophets such as Isaiah, Jeremiah and Ezekiel. The period during which these messages were transmitted has been submitted to extensive analysis and adds an historical dimension that stretches across a long history right through to the destruction of the first Temple. The sources and documents used are the Hebrew text of the Bible, rabbinical readings and the historico-critical approach
Inoguchi, Yoshihiko. "Le mythe de la famille dans l'oeuvre de Georges Bernanos : autour de la paternité." Nancy 2, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995NAN21013.
The aim of this thesis is to pinpoint the complex ideas related to the family throughout Bernanos’ works and from such analysis to deduce the existence of a certain number of archetypes which structure and organize this mixture of the imaginary. In particular, the accent has been placed upon notions of paternity in comparison with correlative notions such as maternity and fraternity. The method of analysis is based on two concepts: "le mythe personnel" (personal myth) elaborated by Charles Mauron and "le roman familial" (the family novel), theory invented by Sigmund Freud. Based on these two concepts, we have examined the evolution of paternal figures from one story to another
Milongo, Léonard. "Jésus et les siens : (contribution à la recherche de Jésus de l'histoire)." Strasbourg 2, 2006. https://publication-theses.unistra.fr/public/theses_doctorat/2006/MILONGO_Leonard_2006.pdf.
Jesus and one’s family. During his public ministry, Jesus was in disagreement with different groups between other his own family. This last is the subject of our investigation. The conflict between Jesus and his family has often been interpreted variously. Someone estimate that it doesn't go back up to Jesus of Nazareth, others have contrary opinion. Strength is to note that this opposition has his roots in Jesus' life. The survey is about a very large choice of texts of Marc, Luc, Jean, Acts of the apostles, Paul's letters. Our objective is to understand the manner of which every evangelist presents the relations of Jesus of Nazareth with his family's members. Considering, the place that James the brother of the Lord occupied in the community of Jerusalem, he appeared necessary to us to study his statute. This survey reviews with the fine-toothed comb the different relative theories to the brothers of Jesus and their attitude to his. This study puts in light in the texts the elements supposed to go back up to the tradition and their significances. The historic plausibility of the data is demonstrated by means of the criterias of authenticities. It illuminate finally the question décisive : What was Jesus' attitude towards his family ? Jesus is the prophet eschatologic in presence the relations between people take another dimension. In fact, brother among the brothers and sisters, Jesus is the one that gathers in family all those that make God's will
Asciano, Jean-Luc André d'. "La famille, l'amour, la mort dans l'oeuvre de Jean Genet." Paris 7, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA070120.
Because Genet was an orphan and had no family of his own. It seems interesting to study the way family works in his books. Using psychoanalysis and anthropology we can try to make apparent the structures of these families. We soon realised that they concern the law the perversion of law and especially death. In Genet's work the family is about the struggle with death - family can be mortifying or rather a possibility to survive death. The family is linked to the name of the father, and the signature of the author. Therefore, through the name and signature, we must deal with the problem of language and the other. That is to say language in addressing the other the reason or the consequences of this address in relation to love and forgiveness. The objective of this thesis is then to define the relationship between family, love and death in Genet's work
Dal, Molin Paolo. "Introduction à la famille d'œuvres…Explosante-Fixe… de Pierre Boulez : Etude philologique." Nice, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007NICE2019.
The …explosante-fixe… family is a group of works in progress that are connected through the same initial material, conceived by Pierre Boulez in the early 1970s. The dissertation first presents the family genealogy reconstructed from the extant sources (musical manuscripts, editions, recordings, correspondence, and other documents). Three of the works are then studied in detail: „…explosante-fixe. . . " (1971) – the founder –, explosante-fixe for chamber ensemble and live-electronics (1972-1974), and rituel. In memoriam Bruno Maderna for orchestra in eight groups and percussion ([1972]-1975). The study advances two approaches which are considered to be interdependent : critical investigation of sources and theory-based analysis
Gonzalez-Benevent, Silvina. "Le regard d'une génération : formes d'incomplétude chez Carlos Saura et Juan Marsé." Montpellier 3, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008MON30033.
The notion of generation, wich is large and sometimes still difficult to define, is a starting point to establish a connection between a famous film-maker : Carlos Saura, and an equally renowned novelist : Juan Marsé. Both were born during the Spanish civil war, yet they did not come from the same social background and they had different career paths. It is thus necessary to focus on the relevant elements of their careers and to study their works in parallel. Such fields as psychology and sociology are the basis of an analysis which deals with two emblematic works by Carlos Saura Cría cuervos and by Juan Marsé –Si te dicen que caí. Drawing a parallel between these two works clearly reveals the resonance of the context on their authors' creations. However, belonging to a generation cannot be limited to sharing historical experiences. The impregnation of actually lived history is carried on and restructures over a whole period of time. The end of the Franco regime logically disrupts the act of creation by establishing a new space for freedom. Nevertheless, this optimism remains unfulfilled when Carlos Saura and Juan Marsé's last works make unclear feelings resurface, feelings that were not satisfied during the political and social transition of the authors' country
Книги з теми "Brea (famille) – Critique et interprétation":
Roy, Simon. Ma vie rouge Kubrick. Montréal (Québec): Boréal, 2014.
John, Peck. David Copperfield and Hard times: Charles Dickens. Basingstoke: Macmillan Press, 1995.
Backhaus, Knut. Die " Jüngerkreise" des Täufers Johannes: Eine Studie zu den religionsgeschichtlichen Ursprüngen des Christentums. Paderborn: F. Schöningh, 1991.
Wesley, Marilyn C. Refusal and transgression in Joyce Carol Oates' fiction. Westport, Conn: Greenwood Press, 1993.
Barton, Stephen C. Discipleship and family ties in Mark and Matthew. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1994.
Osiek, Carolyn. Families in the New Testament world: Households and house churches. Louisville, Ky: Westminster John Knox Press, 1997.
Lister, Kenneth R. Paul Kane, the artist: Wilderness to studio. Toronto: Royal Ontario Museum Press, 2010.
Belsey, Catherine. Shakespeare and the loss of Eden: The construction of family values in early modern culture. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 1999.
Belsey, Catherine. Shakespeare and the loss of Eden: The construction of family values in early modern culture. Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire: Macmillan, 1999.
David Copperfield, Hard times: Charles Dickens. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1995.