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Montabord, Karine. „Dada et la danse : dans les interstices de l'interdisciplinarité (1913-1924)“. Electronic Thesis or Diss., Bourgogne Franche-Comté, 2023. http://www.theses.fr/2023UBFCH032.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleThe backbone of this study is the fact that dance, even if not continuous, is a constant in dada events. Past researches focus on the meeting in Zurich, between the dadaists, Rudolf Laban dance school and Mary Wigman, however dance itself has never been the central point of a global study, taking into account a larger group of Dada locations. This thesis studies the events that took place between 1913 and 1924 in the four major hearts of Dada : New York, Zurich, Berlin and Paris as well as Geneva and the Dada Tour in the Netherlands. The argument of this work is approached from two angles: first, an emphasis on identifying (who dances, what, when and why? How does dance take place in the events? ) and second, putting the emphasis on the impact that dance within the dada movement had on artistic production, especially for the visual arts. Dance is not approached as an isolated event but instead is linked with other dada activities, in the context of an interdisciplinary exchange. Dadaists meet in cafes, private lounges, concert halls and ballrooms, dance is part of their everyday life and is thus approached initially as a social practice, as entertainment meaning leisure but also the diversion of forms of expression. Dance is also used as a medium favoring interdisciplinary exploration, kinesthetic experiences that artists can then transpose in their works, thanks to common elements between dance and visual arts. Thereafter, the traces of dance can be explored, as a subject as well as a metaphor. Finally, dadaists call for a renewal of the materials of art. However, during the events, the body is seen as a crucial material, readily available for artists. Hence, the interest taken in materiality and plasticity of the body also establishes a path towards dance
Thomas, Catherine Cazenave. „Danse contemporaine : le hasard comme processus de création“. Paris 8, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA080857.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleManucu, Nicoleta. „Avant-gardes littéraires et artistiques : aspects de la modernité dans les relations franco-roumaines“. Cergy-Pontoise, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2007CERG0336.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleRumanian modernism can probably be best described as a patchwork of paradox. Our study has focused on how. The movement evolved, by paying close attention to the paradoxes that shaped its cultural and political development. Traditionally considered one of the 'small nations' and on the cultural fringes, Rumania nevertheless produced an impressive line-up of renowned and recognised avant-garde writers and artists in the two decades from 1920. In sculpture, Constantin Brancusi, and his vital contribution to a new, plastic form and Tristan Tzara, forever associated with Dadaism. Artists Marcel Janco, Victor Brauner and Jacques Herold would have to be included in this explosion of talent, as would Gherasim Luca, a poet whose verses still surprise through their originality. How could a country which was relatively poor and backward, produce, albeit sometimes in a faltering and fragmented manner, such artistic energy, and its own modernism? Our detailed literary and historical investigation took in diverse, wide-ranging opinions, both 'moderate' and 'extreme' as weIl as a look back at the visual evidence. In the end, we were led to question the truth of the paradigm according to which, no matter where in the world and no matter when in history, every nation's cultural dynamism reflects its political importance. The amazing eruption of the Rumanian avant-garde on the intemational scene deserves to be reinterpreted in light of the country's abundant cultural tradition, which has always been able to absorb the best of foreign trends and styles, in many cases enriching them with own remarkable artistic contributions
Spettel, Elisabeth. „Double jeu de la subversion : entre dadaïsme, surréalisme et art contemporain“. Thesis, Bordeaux 3, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015BOR30042.
Der volle Inhalt der Quelle« Do not enter if you are not subversive ». This sentence could decorate the frontispiece of Cabaret Voltaire, the famous place where Dadaism was born in 1916. Dada 's shows subverted aesthetic conventions, questioned the status of the work of art and mixed styles and mediums even integrating objects, photomontages, masks, marionettes in artistic area. This interdisciplinary and transgressive characteristic reappears with Surrealists, well-known for their scandals, manifestoes, literary and artistic inventions but also for their political involvement. These both avant-gardes broke with academic history of art. Their subversive characteristic is still influencing nowadays a lot of occidental contemporary artists on a formal, thematic or creative way. Nevertheless, the change of context leads to redefine the subversion which sometimes turns into provocation in contemporary artists' practices, taking the risk of changing into a new norm and being taken over by the art market. This thesis intends to study these differences between subversion and provocation comparing two contexts : the context of the historical avant-gardes' and the contemporary one with the end of the grand narratives
Martel, Michèle. „Hans Arp : poétique de la forme abstraite“. Paris 1, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA010706.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleKoulik, Irina. „Les langues transmentales et les machines du texte : la pensée du langage dans les avant-gardes littéraires“. Paris 8, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA081688.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleSclippa, Jean-Claude. „L'évolution du sens esthétique et l'interrogation sur le beau dans les Avant-gardes de 1905 à 1935“. Brest, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997BRES1005.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleThe evolution of the aesthetic sense is a movement that has been engendered by a constant succession of innovations from 1905 to 1935. From cubism to surrealism, literary or poetical creations and productions have been observed, appreciated, contemplated and submitted to critical activity, revealing new techniques, news ways or devices, a new sensibility, which not only move away from classical aesthetics but actually break away from it. Common traits, new theories, a modernity which keeps being outdated, connect the avant-garde movements and are outlined in the uninterrupted sequence of three decades. Three main stages (1905-1914,1915-1924, 1925-1935) are defined which testity to this ineluctable evolution within the sphere of the avant-garde movements, the latest taking over the innovations of its predecessors, so that the base of the new aesthetics cannot exist but in a factual order, in an actual organic development. The aesthetic intention of each poet or writer is confirmed by the singularity of the work which fits into the continuous evolution of the avant-garde movements and stands out in a typology of the xxth century's aesthetics. Beauty reveals itself in surprising shapes since the aesthetic jugement is no longer based on taste but fully takes up the field of cognitive appreciation
Fagnart, Claire. „La "désesthétisation" dans l'art du XXe siècle, approche à partir de deux oeuvres : Fontaine de Marcel Duchamp (1917), Boîte Brillo de Andy Warhol (1964)“. Paris 8, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA081093.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleVerdier, Aurélie. „Aujourd'hui pense à moi. Francis Picabia. Ego, Modernité 1913-1927“. Paris, EHESS, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015EHES0067.
Der volle Inhalt der Quelle« I am nothing, I am Francis Picabia. » In this tension between exaltation and rejection of the self the artist signalled his position within modernity. His refusal of collective action expressed itself during the First World War in an oeuvre focused neither on history nor on formal problems, but on the self. The present study articulates the ego, a conceptual figure of the avant-garde, along the lines of Sigmund Freud's 1915 analysis of melancholy, understood as a pathological imitation of mourning and as a loss of self. The project, in tracking Picabia's key gestures, seeks to revise some of the best established certitudes about the artist - the refusal of repetition, for example, or the taste for contradiction - in order to reconsider the ego as a crucial actor in the modern history of forms, producing its own ruptures. The first section, extending from the orphic period of 1913 to the maximalist painting of 1924-1927 known as the Monstres, analyzes the portrait, the stain, and the proper name as three « objects of the self» breaking with traditional representation of the subject and authorial codes. A second section examines three examples of the painter's procedure : first, the omnipresence of the round form in his oeuvre as the sign of an uncertain self is paired with another circularity, that attributed to melancholy and mania. Next, the ambivalent relation of Picabia to Picasso is envisaged as an alternative to the idea of influence. Finally, and decisively, the artist's covert re-use of mechanical images led to his reactional response to the threat of a mechanization of art explicitly disavowed by Picabia but present everywhere in the work
Nédélec, Marine. „De l'incohérence à l'humour, Dada et le surréalisme dans le miroir de la presse : réception et diffusion de Dada et du surréalisme par la presse française (1920-1927)“. Thesis, Paris 1, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PA01H084.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleWhat is left to examine about Dada and the Surrealism almost a hundred years after the birth of these movements? Numerous studies have dealt with the subject, yet the reactions of their contemporaries have still to be explored. If Dada’s and the Surrealism’s reception among the public has been touched upon by scholars, it remains an unexplored aspect of these movements. This thesis relies upon the analysis of a hundred and twenty-six titles from the 1920’s French press in order to fill this gap by exploring the reception of Dada and Surrealism. The structure of this thesis has been built upon the themes found in the press articles. The first part shows how Dada and to a lesser extent Surrealism have been perceived as incoherent, absurd and thus unintelligible. By trying to explain the reasons of this Dadaist incoherence, this first part touches upon the notion of hermeticism. Then, the second part analyses Dadaist humour through its mystification and laughter which often turns to be offensive and tragic. By cross-reading the various critical assessments of these two movements, this thesis allows us to put back these avant-guardes in their own historical contexts. It unveils their history which is underlined by the concerns of the 1920’s. in addition, the analysis of their reception enables us to insert these two movements in a cartography of references which goes back to the Antiquity, continues in the Middle Ages, expands in the 19th century and comes to an end in the beginning of the 20th century. Therefore, Dada and Surrealism have been read and evaluated in relation to artistic and literary history, from Romanticism to Futurism, right through Symbolism, Incoherent Arts, Impressionism, post-Impressionism, Cubism and the Humorists
Werger, Susanna. „Le Caractère destructeur dans l'art : poétique, musique et performance des mouvements d'avant-garde autour de la première guerre mondiale“. Thesis, Strasbourg, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019STRAC022.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleDestruction is a perspective that encompasses a large number of different authors and composers. This work seeks patterns of repetition throughout literary history, to find moments of continuity or rupture. The common denominator of destructiveness is used to detect a facet of the style of the time. The interest in contemplating several fields in the art of avant-garde movements lies in artistic practice, which is experiencing more and more exchanges and synergies between the different fields of literature, music and performance; forms of expression influence each other, clash and communicate. The opening up of genres and linguistic borders for comparative studies makes this approach all the more essential: this necessitates the study of the major works that unite all forms of expression. It is therefore desirable to be able to understand and visualize the reciprocity between the above fields. The captivating slogan of destructive character synthesises a creative basis of avant-garde art and touches upon its inevitable paradox : destruction actually implies creative aspects; the space freed up is immediately filled again
Orita-Serban, Manuela. „Ecrivains roumains d’expression française (Tristan Tzara, Benjamin Fondane, Mircea Eliade, Eugene Ionesco) : aspects de l’exil, trajectoires emblématiques“. Paris 4, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA040253.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleIn our thesis we study the literary evolution of four Romanian writers put to the test of exile: Tristan Tzara, Benjamin Fondane, Mircea Eliade and Eugène Ionesco. These writers have two cultures and, therefore, two visions : the Romanian and the French one. The impact of exile on their creation shows itself in a form of revolt, present in the works of these four writers. We try to see how these writers live the spiritual and the absurd dimensions at the same time. Tristan Tzara created his Dada Manifesto (which seemed merely absurd), Benjamin Fondane lived the absurdity of Nazism until its last tragic consequences (his deportation to the extermination camp at Birkenau). Mircea Eliade lived a political absurdity in Romania but he searched for the sacred in his writings, the essential dimension of every person or of every society or civilization (the vertical axis between man and the divine). Concerning Eugène Ionesco, in pursuit of the spiritual , he wrote the Theatre of the Absurd. The voices of these authors arrived from abroad, brought a new dimension to French literature. An original French-Romanian literature was born in relation to the new cultural context and to the tradition of Romania
Pouilly, Elisabeth. „L'"état d'esprit performatif" dans le théâtre et le cinéma d'Alejandro Jodorowsky“. Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018USPCA144.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleDeriving from Dada and surrealism, the Panic group, made up of Fernando Arrabal, Roland Topor and Alejandro Jodorowsky, was created in 1962. The evolution of Jodorowsky's artistic practice from 1962 to 2016 is rich in teachings on theatrical performance and the interaction between theatre and cinema. We agree with the observation made by Joseph Danan in Entre théâtre et performance: la question du texte that from a "dramaturgical state of mind" evoked by Bernard Dort has succeeded a "performative state of mind" on the contemporary scene. Jodorowsky's work is crossed by this "performative state of mind", from his "panic ephemera" that he realised between 1962 and 1967, to his "panic theatre" and his "essential theatre" and his cinema. The analysis of the ephemera, temporally and essentially close of the first historical performances, makes it possible to highlight the characteristics of the performance which can pass in other artistic forms. Before the presentation of a performance is implicitly a pact between the performers and the spectators. This "performance pact", corresponding to the expectations and beliefs of the performance spectator, is based on three points: the involvement of the artist himself in his work, the uniqueness of the performance and the realization of real acts. With our study we are able to see how these three points, while adapting to the art in which they are brought, constitute the core of the "performative state of mind" that runs through the whole of Jodorowsky's work
Barón, Jaime. „Le sujet poétique chez Apollinaire et Huidobro : recherches autour du mythe du poète dans le contexte avant-gardiste“. Bordeaux 3, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005BOR30047.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleSummary : Successive breaking-ups of the oxymoron-subject in Apollinaire from 1907-1908 onwards lead to a stable semiotic definition of the I-as-Poet. The crisis of poetry is taken charge of by this definition that may undergo allotopic returns (scissions) or be projected towards its spatial and calligrammatic opening up. In Huidobro's work, the tmesis-subject responds with a progressively euphemised strategy of disjunction in 1917-1918. In the structure of tmesis, we spot a passage announced by several symptoms (refraction, ostranenie, the theme of clocks) which reread the Apollinarian crisis by acknowledging the absence of a poetic present. Hence the need to deploy an implicit narration of the myth of the poet, dynamised by massive use of quotations from Apollinaire. Altazor redefines this narrative nourished by a post-biblical or “Altazorian” culture, a dialogue with the avant-gardes and oxymoric resurgences from Apollinaire. A parallel between Huidobro and Reverdy from 1915 to 1918 allows us to detect both the specificity of this Huidobrian myth and its continuity with the literary past, while a comparison with Dada and Surrealism (in the 20s) situates it on the background of questions of legitimacy diversely oriented on conflictive pragmatic axes. The representation of the subject as a dual sign reveals its several areas of oscillation (historical, aesthetic and cultural) and confirms in the poetic scripture of the war the wholistic and mediating goal of the oxymoric system, as opposed to the tmesis-subject obliged to re-balance the crisis from a figural and cultural point of view
Thiérard, Hélène. „"Hylé I" et "Hylé II" de Raoul Hausmann : des ensembles textuels autobiographiques en mouvement“. Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016USPCA043.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleThis thesis discusses Raoul Hausmann's work in progress, Hyle, whose genesis lasted over 30 years (1926-1958). "Hyle I" (unpublished) and "Hyle II" (2006) both have strong autobiographical character and deal with the years 1926-33 (Germany) and 1933-36 (Ibiza). Each consists of approximately a hundred units combined together into a textual ensemble, which goes beyond traditional genre classifications and produce a transgeneric, plural and mobile textual identity. Taking into account Hausmann's crucial importance in Berlin Dada both on the theoretical field and for his artistic and poetical production, this thesis looks into the question of the continuation of an avant-garde project within "Hyle". In order to understand what remains of Hausmann's utopian project of an enlargement of human perception, it is most helpful to explore the intermedial relations between the work in progress and Hausmann's practice of photomontage, visual poetry and photography. The comparative analysis of "Hyle I" and "Hyle II" is based on an extensive genetic enquiry using the two principal Hausmann archives in Germany and France. It first focusses on the macrostructural level and highlights how the technique of textual montage creates a spatial and dynamic coherence mode, which is conflicting with that of narrative linearity – this being supported in "Hyle II" by a comprehensive poetics of space. The analysis then sheds some light on the ambiguity of an autobiographical project which forms itself in the course of the genesis and oscillates between retrospective subject constitution and subject fragmentation or dissolution. It finally analyses the language experiment in Hyle as a utopian attempt to shift the verbal bondaries which limit our understanding – culminating in "Hyle II" with the multilingual writing influenced by the exile years
Die Dissertation untersucht Raoul Hausmanns Work-in-progress "Hyle" unter Berücksichtigung seiner mehr als 30 Jahre umfassenden Textgenese (1926-1958). "Hyle I" (unveröffentlicht) und "Hyle II" (2006) handeln von Hausmanns Leben in den Jahren 1926-33 (Deutschland) und 1933-36 (Ibiza). Diese jeweils aus ca. 100 zusammenmontierten Einheiten bestehenden Textensembles gehen über traditionelle Gattungszugehörigkeit hinaus zugunsten einer transgenerischen, pluralen und beweglichen Identität. Ausgehend von Hausmanns wesentlicher Rolle in Dada-Berlin – im theoretischen wie im künstlerischen und poetischen Bereich – wird in dieser Arbeit der Frage nach der Fortschreibung eines Avantgarde-Projekts in "Hyle" nachgegangen. Das vielfach intermediale Verhältnis des Schreibprojekts zu den Ausdrucksformen der Fotomontage, der visuellen Poesie und der Fotografie wird herausgearbeitet und in Beziehung zu Hausmanns utopischem Projekt einer Erweiterung der menschlichen Wahrnehmung gesetzt. Die vergleichende Analyse von "Hyle I" und "II" erfolgt anhand einer fundierten, sich auf den beiden Haupt-Nachlässen in Deutschland und Frankreich stützenden Rekonstruktion der Textgenese. Sie zeigt zuerst auf makrostruktureller Ebene, wie die Text-Montage einen räumlich-dynamischen, im Spannungsfeld mit einem linear-narrativen stehenden Kohärenzmodus stiftet, und wie sich dies zudem in "Hyle II" in einer umfassende Raumpoetik artikuliert. Die Analyse hebt dann das Ambivalente eines autobiographischen Unternehmens hervor, das sich erst im Laufe der Genese entwickelt und zwischen retrospektiver Ich-Konstitution und Subjekt-Auflösung bzw. -Fragmentierung oszilliert. Sie befasst sich schließlich mit dem Sprachexperiment als einem utopischen Projekt, das den starren, unsere Erkenntnis beschränkenden Grenzen der Sprache erneut Beweglichkeit zu verleihen sucht – und im mehrsprachigen, durch Exil-Erfahrung geprägten Schreiben in "Hyle II" seinen Höhepunkt erreicht