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Journal articles on the topic "Corps féminin – Aspect social"
Hazan, Olga. "L’ordre social dans les représentations promotionnelles de la Banque d’Épargne, diffusées sous l’égide de la Société Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Montréal entre 1924 et 1946." Articles 82, no. 1-2 (August 31, 2016): 15–37. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1037344ar.
Full textPROBYN, Elspeth. "Corps féminin, soi féministe. Le dédoublement de l’énonciation sociologique." Sociologie et sociétés 24, no. 1 (September 30, 2002): 33–45. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/001595ar.
Full textGardey, Delphine. "Les sciences et la construction des identités sexuées. Une revue critique." Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales 61, no. 3 (June 2006): 647–73. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0395264900003218.
Full textJewsiewicki, Bogumil. "Photographie, un objet du pouvoir." Anthropologie et Sociétés 40, no. 1 (May 18, 2016): 219–50. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1036378ar.
Full textBarthelmebs-Raguin, Hélène. "Mixed Identities Conquest: Bodily and Textual Hybridations in Malika Mokeddem’s L’Interdite and N’Zid." IRIS, no. 38 (June 30, 2017): 105–19. http://dx.doi.org/10.35562/iris.1110.
Full textBarthelmebs-Raguin, Hélène. "Mixed Identities Conquest: Bodily and Textual Hybridations in Malika Mokeddem’s L’Interdite and N’Zid." IRIS, no. 38 (June 30, 2017): 105–19. http://dx.doi.org/10.35562/iris.1110.
Full textLachheb, Monia. "Un corps de femme dans un sport d’homme. Regard sur l’expérience corporelle de judokas tunisiennes." Articles 21, no. 2 (March 16, 2009): 57–74. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/029441ar.
Full textLarguèze, Brigitte. "Statut des filles et représentations féminines dans les rituels de bizutage." Sociétés contemporaines 21, no. 1 (July 1, 1995): 75–88. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/soco.p1995.21n1.0075.
Full textRachwalska von Rejchwald, Jolanta. "Femme, pouvoir, espace dans Au bonheur des dames et Une page d’amour d’Émile Zola." Tangence, no. 94 (May 13, 2011): 87–111. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1003491ar.
Full textGuilhem, Dorothée. "Le charme féminin chez les Peuls Djeneri du Mali." Plasticité et actualité de l’expérience ethnographique 32 (February 19, 2009): 11–17. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/000200ar.
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Valentin, Virginie. "De fille en aiguille : figures du féminin et façonnage du corps dans la danse classique." Toulouse 2, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005TOU20001.
Full textThe purpose of the dissertation is to bring out the meaning of the ballerina. It analyses the part taken by the learning of classical dance all along the feminine route. The heroine of romantic ballets is a young girl who becomes a sort of ghost for having not been able to get married. The training of the ballet dancers oblige them to "incorporate" this image. Another feminine character who succeeded in getting married can be seen in ballets : the red girl. Some ballet dancers have always been blanck dancers either on stage or in life; someothers have given up their professions, embodied from turn to turn by the blanck girl and the red girl or have performed other types of dances. The young girls who practice ballet dancing as amateurs usually will give up classical ballet dances when they are teen agers to shift to "modern" or "exotic" dances. The classical ballet-dance appears to be a stage in the initiation of girls which has to be overstepped in order for them to become women
Tlili, Fethi. "Statut féminin, modèle corporel et pratique sportive dans les sociétés arabo-musulmanes : l'exemple de la Tunisie." Paris 5, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA05H032.
Full textThe aim of the present investigation is two fold: first, the analysis of woman status and role. Second: the analysis of the representational dimension of woman body in a tumultuous and changing social context. The main question we raised was what is the influence of introducing sports in tunisia; more specically how important are sport practices of tunisian women both in every daylife and in conferrig a particular status to women. At the heart of this, lies the more general problem of women's status and the specificity of the relations between sexes ina muslim society particularly if we take into account body representation. As such, the study is an antropological investigation which the body a acquires the domisant role as a kind of sociological analyser. This investigation is as well a sociological approch of arab muslim world since it considers women's body and feminin sport practices as a vector analyses to evaluate women representational status in a societes of a patriarcal type. The importance given to feminin sport practices revals the position that each sex occupies in the social system as well as the cultural norms which seperate the two world and their way of existence which conform to a world vision that is caracteristic of arab muslim societies the very nature of our thesis subject leads us to the study of women's body in relation with certain fondamental factors of arab muslim societes in post and present; traditional values, modernty, sexual status, social space and sexual differenciation
Sercomanens, Jade. "Les polices du corps féminin : normes et modes de comportement pour les jeunes filles, les épouses et les mères entre Renaissance et Réforme (1488-1589)." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Sorbonne université, 2021. http://www.theses.fr/2021SORUL156.
Full textIn sixteenth-century discourse, women, in their nature deemed weak and easily turned to vice, are considered as having the power to endanger society as a whole. This problem has all the more implications during the years of confessional conflicts. This is why an intention can be seen in the prescriptive texts to ‘police’ women’s bodies and make them as exemplary as possible, so that this exemplarity in their practices is then reflected on the social body. The reading of the selected sources – which include behavioural manuals, sermons, moral treatises and literary sources – makes it possible to understand the way in which the various authors, whether humanist, catholic or reformed, sought to shape the bodies of young girls, wives and mothers. This is done through an instruction that is perpetuated throughout life, and which concerns the mind, movements, appearances, clothing, posture, or even the body in its maternal power. At the same time, texts written by women or featuring women bear witness to their agentivity and self-affirmation, which sometimes differs from the idealized and policed portrait put forward by the dominant normative discourse
Matri, Khaoula. "Port du voile : représentations et pratiques du corps chez les femmes tunisiennes." Thesis, Paris 5, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA05H005/document.
Full textThis research sheds lights on veiling: representations and body practices among Tunisian women. the target of this research is to understand the process which reigns the perception of Tunisian women- who are renewed to be the most modern and the most emancipated in the Islamic world – of different forms of veil which is associated to Islam.In order to carry out this research ,she has opted an approach that combines (1) the socio-anthropological analysis concerning the social production of the "female body", adoption, adaptation of standards related to women’s behavior in the societies of Islamic traditions, Historical approaches, theology and policies focusing on veiling in the current context of globalization and identity crises .(3) the empirical study is based on a qualitative survey of women converted to veiling; the main target of this research is to understand their motivations, their strategies, and the practices which are getting different in public spaces. In fact, many practices were forbidden by the traditions are no longer forbidden today and veiled women tend to justify them. This research has allowed us to find out the references and the ideological motivations shared by veiled women and their followers;The research has also shed lights on The diversity of the phenomenon at the level of its forms as well as the uses and the meanings associated to it by the social actors, whether in terms of the relationship between modernity and tradition, secularism and reactivation of religion forms or in terms of liberation and alienation , self-assertion and gregarious reflex
Nicot, Isabelle. "Tirer son épingle du jeu : danse classique et construction sociale des figures de la féminité." Thesis, Bordeaux, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016BORD0420/document.
Full textThese days "little miss perfect" promotes an image within specific social classes. This bold statement, makes it possible to experience what would be, for some, real femininity. The ballet dancer represents an unreal figure, a fantasy from ballet and the most stereotypical image of the professional dancer in children socialising during their spare time and mother’s educational strategies ? The socio-anthropological approach supported by a historical contribution aim to bring comprehensive elements on what ballet dancers really do when they enter the « women house » that provide dancing schools. Interviewed mothers seem to sometimes speak with a single voice. Being well aware of gender stereotypes occurring in our society, suggesting this activity to their daughters may be a way for them to offer the most recent form of action. Ballet dancing appears to be a « profitable » activity. The display of femininity associated and learning other transposable knowledges fit within the framework of a much more global project: it’s an investment in the future of schooling, occupation, social issues, health, culture, family, etc… All will be decided in relations between: what will be positive in this practice, gaining femininity strategies, and what will be negative, such as gender stereotypes paroxysm. Rich in assets and excellent knowledge of societies expectations towards them, new generations could re write the social rules
Benmoussa, Fatma-Zohra. "Logique culturelle et dynamique de la performance sportive féminine en Algérie." Thesis, Nancy 2, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007NAN21017/document.
Full textHave war, massive urbanization and children education contributed to free or to alienate women, by pushing them in the spotlight ? The Algerian sportswoman debate stands on a multi-dimensional reality level in a society organised around woman protection. The traditional division of space in indoor for women and outdoor for men, facing the contemporaneous life is creating new situations. These situations are generated by the influence of the "modern" model on an individual who is still led by the traditional values with which he was socialized. The socialization system in which the Algerian sportswomen are involved made them develop strategies regarding the space division : indoors / outdoors. The woman is not able to choose a new life style as long as she is not sure she can replace her mother character/role with another one (because it is the one that gives her a status in the society). Thus, she is forced to a permanent switch between a traditional and a modern character (we mean by modern what is contemporaneous and done currently and traditional what used to be done). On one hand, this "in-between two cultures" resulting from historical and economical reasons (girls right to education, women's employment,…) is generating ambivalent and uncomfortable situations for the Algerian women athletes. On the other hand, the sport environment (which can not match the traditional one), as it is dealing with the body, makes the Algerian sportswoman break up with their social norms. For this woman, "talking" to a body, usually constrained to the silence outside the private sphere, is considered as rules breaking with a rejection risk. For the traditional society, the body and its representation is intimate whereas in sport practice, it is public : the Algerian sportswoman has to manage these contradictory situations in her performance quest. The analysis of feminine athletes' paths in various fields raised the fact that women are missing in the sports sphere for different reasons. The results of this investigation allowed us to reveal the existence of performance dynamics with a cultural logic that is not shown in the masculine/feminine opposition nor in the tradition/modernity opposition. These results allowed us also to identify the clichés of a religion that is supposed to forbid any sports practice for women. However, this investigation demonstrates that the family environment does not accept this kind of socialization unless it gets "productive" by reaching high performances generating recognition and rewards. At this moment, there is an inversion of the cultural dynamics with acceptation and overvaluation of the new status. To conclude, we can say that the cultural logic keeps on leading the sportswomen and their environment, demonstrating a surprising capacity to absorb and destroy any will of innovation and openness
Carof, Solenne. "Le «surpoids », un stigmate acceptable ? : représentations, discriminations et réappropriations des rondeurs féminines en France, en Allemagne et en Angleterre." Paris, EHESS, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015EHES0013.
Full textIn this thesis, I analyze the meaning of "being an overweight woman" in France, in Germany and in England. I used 86 semi-directive interviews of "overweight" or "obese" women according to the Body mass index in three countries under investigation; as well as ten interviews of men and fïfteen interviews of French heath practitioners. I also use an internet questionnaire in these three countries. The review and the extensive analysis of scientific articles completed these data. In a first part, I describe the various meanings of "overweight" and "obesity" and the controversies in the scientific literature on the BMI, the thresholds and the correlation between corpulence and poor health. In the second part, I analyzed the daily real-life experience of the interviewed which set up strategies of self-censorship to respect the social rules of visibility and invisibility acquired because of stigmatizations and discriminations in the private, professional and medical sphere, but also in the public place. In the third part, I shed light on the consequences of the negative representations of overweight and obesity on the food practices of the women labelled as " bad eaters ". In a last pail, I show that if the subjective representations of one's body and the daily practical experience of the weight are shaped by the processes of stigmatization, overweight persons can also regain control of their corpulence, individually or collectively
Beillard-Robert, Ludivine. "La robe, du voir au voile : pour une psychopathologie du corps féminin habillé." Thesis, Rennes 2, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018REN20007.
Full textTo the Freudian question « What does a woman want? » Lacan postulates the non-existence of « Ⱦhe woman », driven bythe idea of a split feminine enjoyment. This less enigmatic formulation invites one to consider the unconscious hatch mark as that of the woman « defamed ». The reality of a « pastout »that the language structure of the unconscious bears inheritance through its unconscious stigmata, and which the study of the signifiers of clothing reveals. Thus, to read clothing in the field of the symbolic shows the supposed frivolity pinned to the interest of dress. This leads to a reading of the function of the garment shifted from its imaginary prejudices, but rather inscribed in its structural foundation. Thence this questions the knotting of women to dresses, and the modes of enjoyment that accompany them. To be woven as « phallus », a dress can be anchored in feminine subjectivity, hence the logic underlying the multiplicity of dresses in the existence of certain women. Object of desire, a dress engages a woman who wears it as much as a man who looks at it, because in its function of capturing glances it articulates to the scopic impulse and to the « object a » that is the glance. Then questions her narcissistic function and what a woman can find in her image: would it be that in support of a dress, the hysteric could be « Other » for herself, when for a man the obstinacy to keep women on the side of the image, would come as a blockage faced with the enigma of femininity. This would indicate that for the « One » and the « Other », to be as pretty as a picture would participate in the accoutrements of love
Packer, Beth. "Hors-jeu dans le football féminin au Sénégal : genre, Islam et politique du corps." Thesis, Paris, EHESS, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019EHES0036.
Full textThis dissertation explores the emergence of new queer Muslim political subjectivities through the lens of women’s soccer in urban Senegal. Through ethnographic research that joins transnational feminism and queer theory with “carnal sociology” [Beauchez (2010); Crossley (1995); Wacquant (2015)], I investigate the meaning of disruptive and stigmatized gender performances amongst Senegalese women soccer players (footballeuses) from the perspective of the active body, along with how power operates on and through these bodies and how these women experience the world through their bodies. I propose Senegalese women’s soccer as a site of transformational resistance where the marginalized footballeuses claim moral legitimacy to exist in public space in non-binary ways through an embodied grammar of Sufi suffering. This results in a paradox, since the virtue derived from the footballeuses’ social suffering is contingent on their continued marginalization in public space. I argue that it is precisely in this contradiction where the women draw on several moral grammars and symbolic repertoires to give meaning to their embodied actions. The permanence of gender categories and cultural boundaries are broken down and new ways of situating oneself in the world become possible. My data reveals that the footballeuses have no underlying political ideology and that they make no demands for representation or equality. In fact, it is not the outcome of their actions but the embodied performance itself that orients their resistance. In this sense, they are working in the realm of political potentiality, which has not yet, and may never, lead to a political discourse. The case of the Senegalese footballeuses suggests that analyzing the embodied dimension of political action sheds light on ephemeral or emerging spatialities and subjectivities that do not register in existing political discourses yet have a transformational impact on the public sphere
Peixoto, Lima Maria Celina. "La construction du corps féminin et le regard de l'autre : Le journal intime comme mise en écriture du "devenir-femme"." Paris 13, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA131010.
Full textThis work deals with the intimate writing of adolescents as one of forms of addressing the Other. Based on freudian texts - and, more specifically, in accordance with contemporary psychoanalytical approaches - and, we shall emphasize the conceptof adolescence as an operation requiring a new configuration in relation to the Other as well as the task of reconstructing the body. Our research shall explore the nature of diary writing as it is praticticed by contemporary girls. .
Books on the topic "Corps féminin – Aspect social"
Histoire de la beauté: Le corps et l'art d'embellir de la Renaissance à nos jours. Paris: Seuil, 2007.
Find full textSault, Nicole Landry. Many mirrors: Body image and social relations. New Brunswick, N.J: Rutgers University Press, 1994.
Find full textSoyez libres! C'est un ordre: Le corps dans la presse féminine et masculine. Paris: Autrement, 2005.
Find full textJ, Heyes Cressida, and Jones Meredith 1965-, eds. Cosmetic surgery: A feminist primer. Farnham, Surrey: Ashgate Pub., 2009.
Find full textUniversité de Toulouse-Le Mirail. Équipe "Corps et socialisation." Aspects du corps contemporain: Approche sociologique. Toulouse: Centre de recherches sociologiques, Université de Toulouse-Le Mirail, 1985.
Find full text1942-, Arnaud Pierre, Michon Bernard, and Faber Claudine, eds. Corps, espaces et pratiques sportives. Strasbourg: Université des sciences humaines de Strasbourg, Laboratoire APS et sciences sociales, UFR STAPS, 1992.
Find full textJaccomard, Hélène. Lire le sida: Témoignages au féminin. Bern: Peter Lang, 2004.
Find full textIsabelle, Bianquis-Gasser, and Le Breton David 1953-, eds. Le corps, son ombre et son double. Paris: Harmattan, 2000.
Find full textGender and the beauty industry: Discipline and power. London: Routledge, 2004.
Find full textJean-Paul, Callède, Centre aquitain de recherche sur les problèmes de santé., and Association pour la promotion du droit hospitalier et de l'économie de la santé., eds. Le Sport--à corps perdu: Sociologie, médecine, éducation physique et sportive, anthropologie. Talence, France: Maison des Sciences de l'Homme d'Aquitaine, 1992.
Find full textConference papers on the topic "Corps féminin – Aspect social"
Melnichuk, Olga. "EMOTIVE ASPECT OF THE PERCEPTIVE IMAGE OF THE AUTHOR�S CONCEPT �BODY� (A CASE STUDY OF JOURNAL D�UN CORPS BY DANIEL PENNAC)." In 4th SGEM International Multidisciplinary Scientific Conferences on SOCIAL SCIENCES and ARTS Proceedings. STEF92 Technology, 2017. http://dx.doi.org/10.5593/sgemsocial2017/32/s14.090.
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