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Journal articles on the topic "Colonialisme (idée politique) – Au théâtre"
Toulhoat, Mélanie. "« Lutar, aprender, vencer, trabalhar »." Revue d'histoire contemporaine de l'Afrique, July 11, 2022. http://dx.doi.org/10.51185/journals/rhca.2022.varia03.
Full textMelliti, Imed, and Abdelhamid Hénia. "Anthropologie indigène." Anthropen, 2016. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.003.
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Freitas-Fernandes, Aurélien. "Le Concert Party hier et aujourd’hui en Afrique de l’ouest : une enquête de terrain (évolution histoire, question dramaturgiques, enjeux esthétiques et sociologiques)." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 3, 2023. http://www.theses.fr/2023PA030030.
Full textThis thesis in Theatre Studies, accompanied by a scientific documentary film, is based on a historical and anthropological field study that aims to understand the dramaturgical and sociological issues of a genre of musical cabaret theatre called the Concert Party. From its origins during the colonial period to the present day, the Concert Party has been an extremely popular and subversive artistic movement in West Africa. Produced in the vernacular (Twi, Ewe, Mina...), associated with highlife music and relying on highly coded disguises, make-up and dramaturgy, the shows are still performed in the maquis of the large and medium-sized cities of the West African coast and derisively enjoy turning colonial and racist representations on their head while resisting cultural alienation and political powers. Born in 1930 in the Gold Coast (now Ghana), the genre was exported to its neighbouring country Togo in 1965 after independence. However, the genre's fate in these two countries was very different, without losing its subversive force. The research, which focuses on the history and mutations of the genre up to its present day, is based on research undertaken during several visits to Ghana and Togo, as well as on field experiences from the inside. It was carried out, among other things, by immersion in the Azé Kokovivina Concert Band, Togo's last great concert party company, created in 1985. This also made it possible to collect archives, testimonies and video traces in the form of a scientific report
Léonard, Yves. "Salazarisme, nationalisme et idée coloniale au Portugal." Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011IEPP0008.
Full textThe first part focuses on the colonial idea presented as the keystone of salazarism. It shows how the national sentiment becomes consubstantial of the colonial idea, throughout the intense impreial mystic orchestrated by the salazarist propaganda in the 1930s, to the extent of asserting itself as the intangible base of the regime. The second part focuses on the question of the salazarist regime nature presented as close to a conservative authoritarianism much than fascism, emphasizing the key figure, central and complex, of the dictator. The third part focuses on the posterity of salazarism and its memory in democratic Portugal, since the revolution of April 1974. The European choice, consequence both of the decolonization and of the institutionalization of the democracy, allowed the Portuguese to override the brutal disappearance of centuries-old overseas, without creating, till yet, an absolute war of memories
Marrero, Maria-Rosa. "L' empire du droit ou le droit international saisi par le fait colonial : Le cas de l'Afrique, 1880-1922." Montpellier 1, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008MON10075.
Full textCabranes, Amaia. "L'espace, les hommes et la frontière : les missionnaires du Nord de la Nouvelle-Espagne au XVIIe siècle." Thesis, Paris 10, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA100080/document.
Full textIn the XVIIth century, the conquering advance of Spaniards was met by resistance from territories and men in the north of New Spain. The vast septentrional reaches were then consolidated as frontier regions, as the most remote areas were barely explored, while regions located closer to settlement centers were progressively, yet precariously, integrated to monarchy. In the course of the century, missionaries, especially Franciscans and Jesuits, played a very active role in the appropriation process of border regions. As explorers, evangelists and colonizers for the King of Spain, they gradually settled in the septentrional regions. At first, it was necessary to imagine unknown reaches: California, New Mexico. Picking from a set of myths and knowledge with a dual – European and Native American – origin, the priests drew up maps and reports of the coveted areas. As time passed, representations showed increased American influence. In parallel, as integration of New Biscay progressed, the Company of Jesus articulated a network of missions with the objective to christianize – “civilize” – populations and occupy the territories that resisted conquest. The missionaries had to adapt their appropriation strategies to land characteristics. Finally, missionaries had to face difficult life conditions at the northern frontiers, and were at times disheartened in their work and lapsed into rather unorthodox behaviors from a religious point of view
Al-Labadi, Taher. "De la dépossession à l'intégration économique : économie politique du colonialisme en Palestine." Thesis, Paris 9, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA090021/document.
Full textMost economic studies that have been done on Palestine are committed, whether explicitly or not, to overcome the ubiquity of the conflict between Palestinians and Israelis. Indeed, this is in line with standard economic thinking which places the market at the center of its interests, and overlooks “facts of power” in social relations. Yet, at the same time, they manage to show that politics is an obstacle to the flow of the economy, and therefore, express their wish that the latter becomes an alternative to the former. These works are dominant; they contribute to policy-making and guide the spending of international financial aid to Palestinians.By contrast, I consider the pauperization of Palestinian society a result of the colonial policy of dispossession. The consequences of this policy are manifest in the economic dependency of Palestinians, hence the loss of political autonomy. Indeed, since the British Mandate of Palestine, Zionist colonization of the country came at the expense of the Palestinian Arab presence. In Israel, after 1948, and in the newly occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip, after 67, this process of dispossession went hand in hand with an economic integration that has continued until this day.In parallel, the peace process that had begun in Oslo in 1993 contributed to the modeling of a subjugated area integrated into neoliberal globalization under US hegemony. Thus, the transfer of funds established by international financial aid, the exhortation made by the international community to the Palestinians to participate in the economic growth and development, as well as the integration of the Palestinian economy in the Israeli economy and in globalization, should be considered highly political strategies to eliminate ostensibly relations of power, and therefore, invite Palestinians to accept their subjugation. In that sense, economics as well as politics, appear to be “war by other means”
Yassine-Diab, Nadia. "Aliénation et réinvention dans l'œuvre de Jamaica Kincaid." Toulouse 2, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010TOU20073.
Full textCaribbean literature maintains a dual relationship with the culture of the former colonizers, hesitating between resistance and imitation, deterritorialization and reterritorialization, alienation and reinvention. Jamaica Kincaid's connection with her literary and historical heritage is a dynamic one. She tests the limits of different genres, placing intermediality and transgenericity at the heart of her writing and thereby avoiding subjection to any given form. Her writing is postcolonial in the political more than the historical sense. Like Kincaid herself, the characters explore the boundaries between filiation and affiliation, adopting strategies of reappropriation to respond to their alienation in their relationships with their mothers. Their reclaiming of their bodies leads to self-reinvention, and to the reappropriation of history and space. Kincaid herself searches for an artistic space in which to reinvent herself. She combines photography, painting, and gardening with writing, adopting different strategies for reappropriating and decolonizing language. She writes in the oppressor's tongue and subverts it, combining different voices in the space of her texts
Goheneix-Minisini, Alice. "Le français colonial : politiques et pratiques de la langue nationale dans l’Empire (1880-1962)." Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011IEPP0052.
Full textPublications dealing with « Francophonie » both emphasize the role of African independence leaders and underplay its colonial origins. We produce a more balanced history, highlighting the ambigous role assigned to language in the natives’ acculturation process based on two streams of sources. The rationale developed by the fathers of the French colonial idea, the founders of the Alliance Française and by Onésime Reclus, who coined the term “Francophonie” in 1880 is one major set. The other includes legislative documents and school curricula dealing with lingustic matters in the colonies. The ambiguity stems from a simultaneous desire to create resemblance (so as to assert imperial power and stimulate trade with the colonies) and to maintain, through differential mastery of the language, a distance between colonial agents and natives. French inculturation was thus designed to avoid, on the one hand, that too many natives be left out at the risk of becoming hostile to colonization and, on the other hand, to keep natives out of the community of French citizens. In the final analysis, the « francophone project » that emerged during the independence movements led by a minority of highly educated “french-speaking” natives remains ambiguous. French nationalism provides a successful account of the project’s civilizing mission, which allowed colonized populations to conceptualize their emancipation while simultaneously allowing to keep them within a French cultural sphere of influence. Conversly, it is also possible to analyze the project as a legacy of the “Negritude” movement and the uprooting of the language from its national origins
Thomas, Frédéric. "La forêt mise à nu : essai anthropologique sur la construction d'un objet scientifique tropical : "forêts et bois coloniaux d'Indochine" : 1860-1940." Paris, EHESS, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003EHES0123.
Full textThe end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century represent a milestone in the formation of those colonial sciences concerned with tropical environments. The following dissertation examines this process of construction from a specific focal point, I. E. , colonial forestry in Indochina. First perceived by the colonialists as being void of inhabitants, tropical forsts were rapidly appropriated and exploited intensively. This process of mise en valeur, however, was challenged by the indigenous populations who could and did indeed oppose their own forest uses and values. How did such encounters take place? Did they lead to the mere confrontation of two irreconcilable systems of knowledge and practices, or to various forms of adaptation and compromise, or to effective procedures of hybridization? This essay provides answers to such questions that seek to challenge the diffusionist model of modern european science rolling over the world, utterly impervious to foreign influence. A somewhat different image of colonial technoscience thus emerges. If indeed vernacular knowledges were more often than not disqualified, it is argued that they did exert some influence on in situ colonial forestry
Pedroza, de Andrade Rosane. "La construction et la déconstruction du regard sur les corps exotiques brésiliens du XIXe siècle à nos jours." Paris 8, 2011. http://octaviana.fr/document/168102609#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=0.
Full textThe genealogy of look over a “different and exotic” human body was made up through occidental history of discovery and colonialism. The photography and the anthropology were utilized to analyse the Brazilian iconography en order to question not only a construction of a felling but also an imaginative identity. The images and the artists have been designed traces of a concept of deconstruction of world with their own stories inserted in the contemporary world
Blanchard, Pascal. "Nationalisme et colonialisme : Idéologie coloniale, discours sur l'Afrique et les Africains de la Droite nationaliste française, des années 30 à la Révolution Nationale." Paris 1, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA010596.
Full textThe nationalist, reactionary, fascist and "maurrassienne" right elaborate from the 1930's a discourse and a spedifici ideology about the colonial attempt. Since 1880-1910 the nationalist right express an "anticolonialism" until its understanding of the empire during the 20's about which the final will be the imperial glorification, mainly during the Vichy period : the "revolution nationale". The purpose of this study is to present the structure and the influence of the colonial ideology of the "droites". In this outline, the main point studied is the france colonial domain of africa, which is the main concern of the different right parties from the 1920's to 1940-1944. Then it is underlined a "representation" of the Africa and the African natives during this period. This thesis is based upon the analysis of the printing press corpus which represent all the tendancies of the right, and also an investigation to a representative sample of the extreme right and at last this study of the literature during the period. This thesis underline the position of the french right in the colonial structure and its ascendancy on an important fringe of the politic opinion besides the left colonial "ideology" and the "parti colonial". We hope to show throw this study that the french extreme right has a specific colonial ideology and. .
Books on the topic "Colonialisme (idée politique) – Au théâtre"
Mission civilisatrice: Le rôle de l'histoire coloniale dans la construction de l'identité politique française. Paris: La Découverte, 2008.
Find full textCésaire, Aimé. Discourse on colonialism. New York: Monthly Review Press, 2000.
Find full textCésaire, Aimé. Discourse on Colonialism. Monthly Review Press, 2001.
Find full textCésaire, Aimé. Discourse on Colonialism. Monthly Review Press, 2000.
Find full textCésaire, Aimé. Discursos Sobre El Colonialismo/ Discourse On Colonialism (Cuestiones De Antagonismo/ Antagonism Matters). Akal Ediciones, 2006.
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