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Journal articles on the topic "Âge scolaire – Seine-Saint-Denis (France)"
Constantini-Casanova, Marie-paule. "Un PAE aux Francs-Moisins à Saint-Denis. La recherche d’une identité culturelle commune." Migrants formation 72, no. 1 (1988): 55–57. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/diver.1988.6607.
Full textDelarue, Françis. "Les structures d'accueil pour les enfants étrangers non francophones en âge d'être scolarisés." Diversité 141, no. 1 (2005): 119–20. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/diver.2005.2422.
Full textDontenville-Gerbeau, Aude. "Juin 2007. Immigration : former les « professeurs des écoles »." Diversité 11, no. 1 (2009): 158–61. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/diver.2009.7876.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Âge scolaire – Seine-Saint-Denis (France)"
Al-Abdullah, Yahya. "Step Migration and Urban Integration : the Transnational Trajectory of the Dom Community from the Levant to the Northern Parisian Suburbs." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris, EHESS, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024EHES0097.
Full textMy research project deals with the forced displacement, step migration and urban integration of the Syrian Dom. The Syrian Dom are an ethnic minority present in the Levant, characterised by their strong marginalisation and precariousness, a stateless status, and a semi-nomadic lifestyle.Since 2012, a large part of this community has left Syria to settle in refugee camps in Turkey and Lebanon. Some of them subsequently immigrated to France and Belgium from 2014. Their recent settlement in the Paris region has forced them to adapt to a new urban environment, and to find the means to meet their most pressing needs on a day-to-day basis: food, housing and finding their way around the city. My analysis of their urban integration therefore focuses on three themes: the informal economy, housing and interactions with the authorities, with the question of school as a common thread. Indeed, the organization of the household is conditioned by the children's schooling.Thus, a central part of my research focuses on the schooling of Dom children as a vector of community integration, for several reasons. The first is that almost all the children in the community have no experience of schooling prior to their displacement, due to the stigmatization of their social status in Syria and the long journey they had to make to reach France. Some families have spent more than a year in five different countries, including Lebanon, Mauritania, Algeria, Morocco, the Spanish enclave in Morocco and finally France. The second reason is the decisive impact of education on both children and their families. It involves the relationship of families with their neighbourhoods and the tactics deployed on a day-to-day basis through the informal economy, in which the Dom community is involved
Andrieu, Éléonore. "Les Grandes chroniques de France dans la forge dionysienne : genèses d'un texte d'histoire médiéval : archéologie du sens et des formes de l'histoire des rois des Francs." Toulouse 2, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004TOU20036.
Full textIn the Grandes Chroniques de France, written at the Abbey of St Denis c. 1274, the genre, the forme, the sense of the text are all of them problematic: as rewritten by modern interpretations, it is seen as a chronicle on kings intended to serve as Capetian propaganda. In order to reconstruct the catalogue of the original forms and interpretants, we have defined certain form transferts between the work done at the Abbey (ecclesiastical building and kings'burial ground all at once) and the historiographical project begun there in Suger's time ; between the available medieval historiographical genres (that we redefine) and the french texte. The Dionysian transposal, nurtered by church rites and remodeling the genre codes, is a transposal of language, genres and epistemology: it gives birth to a roman aux rois, a genealogy of kings exalting the terrestrial values of History and its agents and imposing a brand-new silence to the historiographical God of ecclesiastical History
Marchandin, Pierre. "Moulins et énergie à Paris du XIIIe au XVIe siècle." Thesis, Université Paris sciences et lettres, 2021. http://www.theses.fr/2021UPSLN002.
Full textThe study of the place of renewable energy providing devices took in the satisfaction of preindustrial societies’ needs is very useful to understand what is at stake in the energetic transition debate. In order to address this question from a new perspective, and given that quite a few answers can be found on the scale of large cities, the present work aims at examining how those installations, and especially watermills and windmills contributed to satisfying the energetic demands of the metropolitan region of medieval Paris, which counted about 250,000 inhabitants in the early 14th century. Through a corpus of documents and images – most of which have never been previously published – it paints a qualitative, quantitative and relational picture of the Parisian energetic equipment and highlights its evolutions between the 13th and the 16th centuries, thus contradicting the idea of a fixed preindustrial energetic system. This work also studies the way energy providing represented a political and institutional issue, mobilizing numerous stakeholders
Berné, Damien. "Saint-Denis. L'espace et la mémoire du XIIème au début du XVIème siècle." Thesis, Paris 4, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA040022.
Full textThe commemorative and liturgical functions of Saint-Denis influenced the abbey’s spatial configuration for centuries after construction of the core of the church ended in 1281. The addition of lateral chapels on the north side of the nave in 1320-1324, like the creation and movement of altars during the next two hundred years, resulted from the expansion of the abbey’s liturgical engagement beyond its primary responsibilities for the cult of Saint Denis and the commemoration of the kings of France. This study of the chaplaincies and anniversary services established between 1108 and the early sixteenth century casts light on the memory network that develops around the abbey during this period, but also the evolution of the abbey’s policies toward the laymen. From the second quarter of the 14th century onwards, the abbots and chapter try to control the foundations flow (including royal ones). Furthermore, the priests of the collegiate church of Saint-Paul located near the abbey as well as parishes enjoying Dyonisian immunity were gradually associated with services at the abbey’s chapels and thereby incorporated into the Dyonisian community. Focused on the services performed within the abbey church and the establishments immediately dependent on it, this study aims to reconstitute a geography of memory at Saint-Denis. It reveals that the services performed at the different altars were strictly controlled, particularly in the restricted area of the chevet. Therefore, apparently from the time of Abbot Suger, each claustral official of the abbey was generally associated with a specific altar in the radiating chapels. This exclusivity thus distinguished Saint-Denis from other similar establishments, providing yet another example of the uniqueness of the royal abbey