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Journal articles on the topic "Bon sauvage (philosophie) – Dans les médias"
Singleton, Michael. "Culte des ancêtres." Anthropen, 2019. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.092.
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Cilluffo, Grimaldi Pierre. "Tropiques écologiques : une analyse critique des éco-imaginaires Amazoniens via le prisme de la réactualisation médiatique du « bon sauvage »." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Sorbonne université, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024SORUL097.
Full textOur analysis brings new understanding to the figure of “noble savage” in its historical evolution, its reconfigurations, then its scope contemporary media and society. The “noble savage” is the hero, despite himself, of wanderings of the human eco-imaginary faced with the adaptation of a Western society now obliged to better respect nature. However, we demonstrate that lies a neo-colonialist unthinking behind the respectable and good masks intentions around indigenous populations essentialized in a purity sphere. As such, we demonstrate that the heroization of certain figures(e.g. Raoni) can rely on active and problematic storytelling. The “noble savage” is so alive in the 21st century, showing up in cinema (e.g. Avatar) and in political speeches, it becomes a meta-marker of the evolution of our Western culture. Its popularity since the stories of the first explorers is reinvented therefore on our screens. Consistently, our main corpus extends from the end of the 20th century to the present day with a cultural studies methodology. We have selected a dozen pieces of content on the “savage”/“noble savage”, a selection by their popularity and durability in collective memory
Dion, Françoise. "Diderot lecteur de "De l'homme" : l'état policé et l'état sauvage dans la "Réfutation" d'Helvétius." Clermont-Ferrand 2, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995CLF20077.
Full textIN HIS REFUTATION OF DE L'HOMME, DIDEROT OPPOSES THE SAVAGE AND THE CIVILIZED STATES. THERE ARE MANY REASONS FOR THIS : HIS CONTRIBUTION TO THE HISTOIRE DES DEUX INDES ; HIS REFLECTION ON THE CIVILISATION IN RUSSIA, WHERE HE WAS STAYIND AT THE TIME; AND THE FACT THAT HELVETIUS'S BOOK IS PLAINLY PARTIAL TO CIVILIZED CONDITION. BOTH PHILOSOPHERS THINK THAT HAPINESS LIES IN A CONDITION NEITHER IN THE SAVAGE NOR IN THE CIVILIZED CONDITION, BUT SOMEWHERE IN BETWEEN. FROM THERE. THEY DIVERGE. HELVETIUS THINKS THAT MAN MUST BE CONTROLLED BY EDUCATION AND BY LAW; HIS POSSESSIONS, BEHAVIOR, EMOTIONS AND EVEN HIS THINKING MUST BE CONTROLLED. IN THIS THEORY, POLITICAL POWER (THE LEGISLATOR, THE SOVEREIGN) PLAYS AN ESSENTIAL ROLE. THE MAN WHO IS NOT CONTROLLED IS AN AGGRESSIVE SAVAGE. AND THE SAVAGE IS INFERIOR TO THE CIVILIZED MAN. ON THE CONTRARY, DIDEROT THINKS THAT THE SAVAGE without EDUCATION AND LAWS, IS AS WORTHY AS THE CIVILIZED MAN. THUS EDUCATION MUST BE BASED ON INNATE TENDENCIES AND TALENTS, AND ENABLE THEM TO FLOURISCH. TO MUCH CONSTRAINT IN EDUCATION CAN BE DESTRUCTIVE. LAWS SHOULD NOT BE TOO LIMITATING FOR THE SAME REASON; THEY MUST PREVENT AN INDIVIDUAL'S LIBERTY FROM INFRINIGING UPON THE LIBERTY OF OTHERS: SO THE SOVEREGN MUST BE THE FIRST TO BE CONTROLLED. HELVETIUS CHOOSES THE ACQUIRED INSTEAD OF THE INNATE, CULTURE INSTEAD OF NATURE, CONTROL INSTEAD OF
Paschoud, Adrien. "Savoir et apologétique dans le discours missionnaire jésuite : le monde amérindien vu à travers les Lettres édifiantes et curieuses (1702-1776)." Paris 3, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA030017.
Full textJesuit missionaries gave often extensive accounts on what appears today as being of major interest to anthropologists : war, cannibalism, hunting, burial ceremonies, religious systems, social organisation, etc. The practical purpose of our research is to gain a better understanding of the epistemological and cultural foundations of such knowledge on Savage societies. The Lettres édifiantes et curieuses were a publication which aimed to support missionary work in the Americas, but which also was set to thwart emerging heterodox discourse on the Noble Savage. In this perspective, the Savage world is often mythified given that Jesuit missionaries praise converted Indians' devotion, which they associate to Christian First Church, in the case of the theocratic system of the reductions or in the case of Indian martyrs. Thus, the Jesuits built up their own historiography when growing pressure endangered their doctrinal and political positions in the catholic sphere of Eighteenth Century France
Lee, Myung-Eun. "L'insularité théâtrale au XVIIIe siècle." Paris 4, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA040002.
Full textThe objective of this thesis is summarized in the following question: is it possible to establish a general scheme of the 18th century's theatrical insularity? In other words, how does the figure of the island as the image of contemporary world formulate the drama writing? In which way does the island condition its evolution, mise-en-scène and public interpretation? If our attention is paid to the theatre pieces having the island as the action ground, it is as the way of insisting on the singularities of theatrical facts, for the island is as much theatrical a place as dramatic. But it is also as the way of insisting on the very specificities of the insular space, and on all the geographic imaginaries which comprehend the island in connotation. All the symbolic that emerge from the representations of the island grasp in itself the reflection of the epoch's self-image. Through all its connotations related to the configuration of insular topology, the insular scene distinguishes itself as more classic from the other places that we could meet in the theatre. The proper identity of each island and its originality with regard to all other places, including the other islands, can be never neutral in the development of the intrigue. On the contrary it has such influence on the development that the latter could be often totally dependant on the former. Considering the theatre to be fixed and limited in space (the scene) and in time (the duration of the representation), which constitutes its most characteristic mark, we find it obvious that the theatre is easily associated to insularity by these prosperities, and that theatricality and insularity have a common ground that makes their symbiosis, as it is said, natural
Books on the topic "Bon sauvage (philosophie) – Dans les médias"
Diderot, Denis. Œuvres philosophiques. Paris: Garnier, 1998.
Find full textEllingson, Ter. Myth of the Noble Savage. University of California Press, 2001.
Find full textEllingson, Ter. Myth of the Noble Savage. University of California Press, 2001.
Find full textThe Myth of the Noble Savage. University of California Press, 2001.
Find full textThe Myth of the Noble Savage. University of California Press, 2001.
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