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Journal articles on the topic "Corps dansants"
Vallejos, Juan Ignacio. "Méreau, Rousseau et la fête dégenrée des corps dansants." Perspective, no. 2 (December 30, 2020): 167–78. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/perspective.20897.
Full textDelattre-Destemberg, Emmanuelle. "La fabrique des corps dansants au XIXe siècle : le dispositif académique." Romantisme 193, no. 3 (August 6, 2021): 10–21. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/rom.193.0010.
Full textBowring, Amy. "Estivale 2000: Les Corps Dansants d'hier a Àujourd'hui au Canada/Canadian Dancing Bodies Then and Now." Dance Research Journal 32, no. 2 (2000): 156–57. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0149767700006124.
Full textDidier-Weill, Alain. "Corps dansant, corps parlant." Revue française de psychosomatique 16, no. 2 (1999): 179. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/rfps.016.0179.
Full textde Hasque, Jean-Frédéric. "Corps filmant, corps dansant." Parcours anthropologiques, no. 9 (September 23, 2014): 39–51. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/pa.318.
Full textBeranger, Eliane. "Le corps hindou dansant." Repères, cahier de danse 24, no. 2 (2009): 30. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/reper.024.0030.
Full textShevtsova, Maria. "Le corps dansant-chantant." L’Annuaire théâtral: Revue québécoise d’études théâtrales, no. 18 (1995): 219. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/041271ar.
Full textHadj-Moussa, Ratiba. "Le Corps dansant au cinéma." Articles divers 3, no. 2-3 (March 15, 2011): 205–21. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1001199ar.
Full textVillard, Marie-Aline. "Corps énergétique et danse." IRIS, no. 31 (July 15, 2010): 107–17. http://dx.doi.org/10.35562/iris.2373.
Full textMalka, Liora. "La danse ou la mort : l’art de la terreur sans le sang." Protée 27, no. 1 (April 12, 2005): 47–52. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/030540ar.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Corps dansants"
KARAM, SOFIA BAPTISTA. "CE QUE PEUT UN CORPS FILMÉ: INVENTAIRE DE CORPS DANSANTS AU CINÉMA." PONTIFÍCIA UNIVERSIDADE CATÓLICA DO RIO DE JANEIRO, 2014. http://www.maxwell.vrac.puc-rio.br/Busca_etds.php?strSecao=resultado&nrSeq=24608@1.
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Ce mémoire propose une étude essayiste sur un ensemble de films dans lesquels les personnages éclatent en mouvement et dansent, à partir de trois intuitions fondamentales : que le corps ne se tient pas enfermé en soi et qu il a besoin de se mouvoir, que le fait de voir quelqu un danser est contagieux, et que le cinéma est une expression artistique privilégiée de présentation du corps et de la vie en mouvement. Dans cet inventaire de corps dansants, il ne s agit pas de comédies musicales, ni de films au sujet de la danse, mais de films dans lesquels des moments de danse ont lieu de manière inattendue, où une grande énergie se dégage, créant ainsi un espace puissant de résonance entre le spectateur et le film. Dans ce sens, les essais qui composent ce mémoire touchent l explosion du corps dansant dans des films tels quels, Cria Cuervos, Le livre de Marie, Beau Travail, 35 Rhums, Mauvais Sang, et présentent des formes de regarder et d écouter les corps en mouvement, en dialogue avec la pensée de Jean-Luc Nancy sur le corps, la danse et le cinéma.
Esta dissertação propõe um estudo ensaístico acerca de um conjunto de filmes cujos personagens irrompem em movimento e dançam, partindo de três intuições fundamentais: o corpo não se aguenta trancado e precisa se movimentar, o fato de ver alguém dançando é contagiante, e o cinema é uma forma de expressão artística privilegiada de apresentação do corpo e da vida em movimento. Este inventário de corpos dançantes no cinema não aborda filmes musicais, nem filmes sobre dança, mas filmes em que momentos de dança acontecem, potencializando a narrativa cinematográfica e criando um espaço de ressonância entre o espectador e o filme. Neste sentido, os ensaios que compõem este trabalho versam sobre a explosão do corpo dançante em uma coleção de filmes tais como, Cría Cuervos, Le livre de Marie, Beau Travail, 35 Rhums, Mauvais Sang, construindo formas de olhar e escutar os corpos em movimento, dialogando principalmente com o pensamento de Jean-Luc Nancy sobre o corpo, a dança e o cinema.
Guzmán, Daniela. "Les corps dansants de cueca : Gestuelles discursives pendant la post dictature au Chili (1990-2016)." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université Côte d'Azur, 2023. http://www.theses.fr/2023COAZ2012.
Full textThe cueca is a "traditional" musical, poetic and choreographic genre practiced in some South American countries such as Peru, Bolivia, Argentina and Chile, which has specific features in each of them. From a choreographic point of view, it is a couple's dance that represents the game of love seduction with movements in circles and semicircles, in which its interpreters hold in their right hand a scarf that they spin above their head.Particularly in Chile, during the 19th and 20th centuries, the practice of the cueca was influenced by socio-political contexts that triggered successive processes of appropriation by different social actors. At the end of the 20th century - beginning of the 21st, a new phenomenon of appropriation of the cueca emerges because of a social and political conjuncture, in this case a cultural change after a long period of military dictatorship (1973-1989). This research aims to analyze the gestures of Chilean cueca dancing bodies as a discursive language that allows us to understand the construction of plural identities during the post-dictatorship period. The theoretical anchorage for the development of the analysis considers three axes: the gesture of the dancing bodies, their discursive dimension in the representation of identities and the circulation and appropriation of styles. As far as the methodological approach is concerned, historical references have been confronted and put in dialogue with fieldwork and my own experience as a dancer and social actor of the studied period. The comparative analysis of the different types of discourse, i.e. textual, oral and corporal, allows us to approach the analysis of the dancing body of cueca in an integral and complementary perspective, seeking to respond to the socio-aesthetic nature of the central problem posed in this research
Dantas, Monica Fagundes. "Ce dont sont faits les corps anthropophages : la participation des danseurs à la mise en ceuvre chorégraphique comme facteur de construction de corps dansants chez deux chorégraphes brésiliennes." reponame:Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UFRGS, 2008. http://hdl.handle.net/10183/15587.
Full textLesage, Benoît. "Le corps en présence : une approche plurielle du corps dansant." Reims, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992REIML002.
Full textSecchin, Braga Paola. "Des corps écrits : spectacles chorégraphiques biographiques et représentations du corps dansant." Paris 8, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA083558.
Full textThe objective of this research is to study the interaction between the choreographic field and the biographique - a term that permits us to expand the traditional literary biographical field to individual life depiction through various media. We have therefore focused our research on choreographic performances - understood as instances of the biographique - and on the perception and interpretation of the dancing body in the biographic discourse. We began our investigation approaching the history and the classification of biography, in order to understand the main issues of this literary genre and its basic questions. We made a survey of literary biographies in the field of dance since the XIXth century, developing a quantitative analysis, and we proceeded in the understanding of how the biographical discourse on the dancers developed. On this research, our understanding of biographical and choreographic works are based on concepts from the Literature field. The existing research on corporeality (corporéité) and kinesis (the motor perception of the movement) in literary narrative enabled us to analyze the descriptions and representations of the dancers’ bodies. The last part of the research is devoted to the analysis of eight biographical choreographic works. The structure and operation of each work are highlighted along with the representations of the dancer's body that are implemented in choreographic work. We have also analyzed how the image of the dancing body is constructed in the biographical choreographic discourse. With this analysis we are able to propose a model for the understanding of how the spectator constructs the body image of the biography subject - the biography subject’s body atlas - a collection of representations of the “biographed” body
Folliot, Valérie. "Le corps dansant glorieux : une figure de l’imaginaire chorégraphique?" Caen, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014CAEN1034.
Full textThe theory of the truth of the body, so dear to the world of dance, dating back to a whole Judeo-Christian heritage funds, we will consider that dancing is both transport and transformation. The act by the movement of the heart that gives rise, causing them to become who we are and urges Pindar, as it is called to go with the strength that we have, say the Scriptures. That is why some consider, with Pina Bausch, dance theater that opens beyond a sense of love : a hello. And it is obvious when the ballet as "the movement does not lie," says Martha Graham. Just as the dance is movement but not emotion, pose Merce Cunningham , it is expression of the sacred , that boasts totally Maurice Béjart, is as intimate as to who sees her as a discipline, asceticism. If indeed "dance is the firstborn of the arts", following Curt Sachs is matches suggests that orchestiques forms mean a "reminder of the death and resurrection of Adonis ; [. . . ] Ancient myth of death and the awakening of Nature. " As it relates to greater than oneself, the transcendence, the instance is realized and fulfilled. Thus the elevation that is needed in the art world of Western dance spectacle radical ; where the Glorious dancing body : a figure of the imaginary dance
Tenenbaum, Yvonne. "Vision du monde et corporéité : ou danse et corps dansant." Paris 1, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA010585.
Full text"Dance", that ancient human dream, exists through the different styles signifying it in each culture. But they can do it only because sometimes in this framework, however symbolic, can appear a pure, singular and impersonal presence characterizing only true dances, not even beautiful or well danced ones. We call it "dancing body" : "body" because the dancer's body becomes so real that all meanings vanish ; "dancing" because such a human being's metamorphosis results from this act. But : 1. How can the "dancing body" be built on a stage, within western theatre structure, although it is contradictory to its essence ? 2. How can a human being become pure presence, a kind of dasein outside of the sphere of meaning ? Analysis of Carlotta Ikeda's solos (Buto) teaches the way : the fading of the "I" submitting to the desire of dancing. For it is a fundamental human desire : by withdrawing from words, man seeks to overcome the splitting of his being to which language condemns him, to solve the riddle his mortal body, that other in himself, creates for him. Such a presence is made possible by the continuity produced by dancing and by the process of abstraction achieved by the structure itself (including at least a special place, a technic and an audience physically present). But this structure's settings, always particular, also express the attitude of authorities towards this dangerous desire, which threatens their control over individuals. So "dance" will always be the field of a continuous battle between institutions on one hand, which must allow the desire of dancing to take shape while controlling it and, on the other hand, dancing body's recurring revival - as proved by dance history in XXth century
Maugery, Ariane. "L' instant et le mouvant : une esthétique du corps dansant : présence corporelle des pratiques dansées." Aix-Marseille 1, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007AIX10093.
Full textSzymajda, Joanna. "Esthetique de la danse contemporaine europeenne après 1990." Thesis, Paris 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA030107.
Full textThe present work is dedicated to the research on European contemporary dance aesthetics after 1990. Following short methodological and historical introduction, we present four paradigms of dancing body: political, critic, poetic and virtual, we distinguish the main aesthetics waves present in the dance in Europe within last twenty years. 1990 is not linked to any particular event but evokes two majors facts: one is historic - the end of communism in Europe, which allowed next a brilliant development of contemporary dance, the second fact is the apparition of the conceptual dance in France in nineties. By approaching the work of over eighty choreographers and hundred fifty performances seen on festivals and in the theatres all over the Europe, we are analysing via corps dansant the aesthetics proximity of the West- and Eastern choreographers. This analysis allowed us to make a statement, that there is no such a possibility to distinguish the differences on a pure aesthetical level between eastern and western European choreographers, namely because of the nomadic character of contemporary choreography. Our conclusion consist on fact, that the contemporary dance tend to a pluridisciplinary, hybrid aesthetics, and thanks to that the national frontiers are not an obstacle, especially because of the educational and creation systems marked by nomadic spirit. In consequences, the national particularities consist on specific conditions of dance development and dance production, which is an object of an analysis in annex
Paul, Anne-Marie. "Danse et subjectivation à l'adolescence : de la danse dans la culture à la danse comme médiation thérapeutique." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017USPCC065.
Full textDance is a taboo, paradoxical art, and is naturally therapeutic in adolescence – as is play for the child. In reaction to the turmoil of puberty, expressing the dancing impulse favours narcissistic reassurance through the auto-eroticism of danced movement, which summons the archaic identification with the mother’s body, the passivity which is proper to the feminine, and the discovery of the “other sex”. This research work aims on one hand at thinking through culture’s modern enthusiasm for dance, whether artistic or as a leisure pursuit, as one of the new forms of expression of the social bond and what (with Freud) we could call “civilized sexual morality”, taking up a collective feminine eroticism whilst organizing it as a symbolic expression in order to create new territories of the political. It also aims at affirming that a certain form of dance therapy, which I shall call mediation dance, belongs to the psychoanalytic field, so as to support the place of psychoanalysis in the treatment of pathologies in contempo-rary clinical practice, and to envisage adapting its techniques to current modalities of the ex-pression of subjectivity (of which adolescence, as the ultimate case, is the paradigm). The clinical material comprises written and filmed documents, analysis of my group therapy prac-tice, and psychotherapeutic interviews.From an anthropological point of view, classical dance appears to be an attempt to mas-ter the overflowing Eros of Dionysian dance; in contrast, free dance, which emerged in the west at the same time as psychoanalysis, aims to unveil the truth of desire through seeking the natural gesture. While it achieves an “other” jouissance, improvised dance (whether urban or contem-porary) is in fact a transitional experience which, in the very dance movement representing birth, allows the subject to experience separation and to move to the inter-subjective encounter which guarantees intra-subjective construction. A group of dancers is a crowd organized by the aesthetic ideal of rhythm, and can thus appear as an essential form of the group and a priv-ileged place of subjectivation for the contemporary adolescent, who finds a place to satisfy his/her need for collective identification and initiation rituals which leave the imprint of culture on the body. In this way dance can be thought of, with psychoanalysis, as a therapeutic medi-ation which is particularly indicated for adolescents suffering from serious narcissistic pathol-ogies. The study of a mediation group associating dance and writing in an outpatient unit shows how improvised dance, like a “danced squiggle” reveals to patients their unconscious body image, which is transformed in transference through contact with therapists and the group. For these adolescents with symbolisation problems, writing supports the subjectivising properties of dance which are deployed in the meeting space
Books on the topic "Corps dansants"
Quebec), Estivale (2000 Montréal. Estivale 2000: Canadian dancing bodies then and now = Estivale 2000 : les corps dansants d'hier à aujourd'hui au Canada. Toronto: Dance Collection Danse Press/es, 2002.
Find full textVionnet, Claire. L'ombre du geste. Georg Editeur, 2022. http://dx.doi.org/10.32551/georg.12740.
Full textBook chapters on the topic "Corps dansants"
Marquié, Hélène. "9. Corps dansant, sexe et genre." In Mon corps a-t-il un sexe ?, 160–70. La Découverte, 2015. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/dec.peyre.2015.01.0160.
Full textDartois-Lapeyre, Françoise. "Au-delà de la lecture symbolique du corps du roi dansant, une approche concrète ?" In Le corps dans l'histoire et les histoires du corps, 165–83. Hermann, 2012. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/herm.bouff.2012.01.0165.
Full textGuido, Laurent. "Au croisement des scènes et des techniques : métamorphoses du corps dansant chez Segundo de Chomón." In Les mille et un visages de Segundo de Chomón, 186–203. Presses universitaires du Septentrion, 2019. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.septentrion.89418.
Full textGodfroy, Alice. "L’Arbre et la Danse : histoire d’une greffe épineuse entre image de la réception et réalité du corps dansant." In Le Modèle végétal dans l’imaginaire contemporain, 177–93. Presses universitaires de Strasbourg, 2014. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.pus.3354.
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