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Journal articles on the topic "Dijon (Côte-d'Or, France)"
Giraud d'Agay, M. de, I. Marcout, A. Licandro, C. Bertaut, A.-S. Mariet, and C. Quantin. "Mise en place de l'entrepôt de données de santé au Centre hospitalo-universitaire de Dijon-Côte d'Or, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté." Revue d'Épidémiologie et de Santé Publique 71 (March 2023): 101503. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.respe.2023.101503.
Full textGueniat-Ratheau, E., B. Mouhat, B. Verges, F. Chague, J. C. Beer, M. Maza, M. Zeller, and Y. Cottin. "P4570Prognostic interest of HbA1c and plasma glucose assessment on one-year mortality in non-diabetic patients after acute myocardial infarction." European Heart Journal 40, Supplement_1 (October 1, 2019). http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/eurheartj/ehz745.0960.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Dijon (Côte-d'Or, France)"
Morlot, Sophie. "Enfants et enfances dans le Dijon révolutionnaire et consulaire." Dijon, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006DIJOL006.
Full textThis research which highlights the place of the child in the dijonese family is marked by the archives which crossed the history: those relating to the children given up, assisted, confronted with justice or provided education for. The Revolution overturns the conditions of assistance, laicizing the reception of the children at the General Hospital and the distribution of the helps to the poor families, but also the conditions of financing of the institutions of assistance, obliged to reconsider protection with these families. If the infants are always largely studied, a less interest is related to the children between 3 and 7 years, returned to their mother and excluded from the civic training. The latter make the case of a detailed attention, working, entering to the school or propagating the republican principles after fructidor. New designs of childhood are worked in this end of century, the child becoming a dear being which it is necessary to preserve, educate, inform and form
Kritt, Carole. "La sculpture à Dijon entre les deux guerres mondiales, 1918-1939." Dijon, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004DIJOL017.
Full textBetwen too world wars, Dijon's sculpture is characteristic of présentation : sculptors active in Dijon (biographies and works), listed by alphabetical'order, artist from Dijon, from Bouchard to Yencesse, sculptors from burgundy from Auban to de Villiers, artists non burgundy with a name writen in dijonnais' newspapers (Le Progrès de la Côte d'Or, Le Bien Public), unknown artists with uncertatain's biography which name appears in various books. A study of dijonnaises institutions in their connection with sculpture (town council, fine art's school, museum), sculpture commission and its realization through public's memorial built during this period that represent 15 monuments, exposition and diffusion of sculptures through the role of artistc's exhibitions (Salon des Amis des Arts de la Côte d'Or, Salon de l'Essor), galeries et others exposition's places. Sculptures betwen 1918 and 1939 appears at last in cultural's life and history of dijonnais's taste for this art through conferences, critical's articles and informations about this art and published's artists in local news. This report limits. It touchlightky is upon religious's sculptures. It has represents a page of art's history, a page of town's history. It has been motivated by the wish to be exhaustive and memory' duties
Gateau, Matthieu. "Les militants du commerce équitable : analyse localisée de l'engagement dans deux associations." Dijon, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007DIJOL023.
Full textThe peculiarity of fair trade associations, which have kept growing in numbers since the late 1990s and the large-scale diffusion of this new socioeconomic practice, is that most members come with an activist background. They are involved in multiple actions, including the promotion of fair trade and consumer awareness-raising as well as lobbying campaigns. As we conducted an ethnographic field study on local involvement in two associations which represent the two predominant views of fair trade in France, we focused on the many changes that are shaping activists’ activities as these are becoming much more technical and professionalized and the business issue is now so ubiquitous in fair trade
Durix-Pepke, Hannelore. "Les contacts entre la ville et la campagne aux XIVe et XVe siècles : le marché de Dijon." Dijon, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997DIJOL018.
Full textThanks to extremely rich archives (from the ducal administration, abbeys and notaries) the Dijon region is an exceptional area to observe urban-rural relationship in the late middle ages. The borders of this study can be reasonably fixed as those of the "bailliage" of Dijon space and within the period from 1315 to the middle of the 15th c. In time. The geographic and administrative description of the bailliage, of its population and economic infrastructures as well as of the city of Dijon and its immediate surroundings give the necessary background to the understanding of events and economic phenomena. The 1st part describes the most stable elements of urban-rural relations : the primary exchange economy, rooted in economic links founded on seigneurial economy and articulated around the weekly markets and - less important - the Dijon fairs. Part 2 is a study of the most developped aspects of economic exchange between town and countryside - belonging to a type of capitalist economy as it is established at Dijon in the ist half of the 14th c. , caracterized by a strong articulation with the exportation of wool, wheat and wine and by a great variety of credit ("baux à cheptel" or lease of livestock; term sales) - and of the way this regional economic system was dismantled by the "calamities" of the period. It finishes with an attempt to establish a balance of this "negative" movement which gave birth to a social crisis in the world of wine growing. Part 3 tries to fetch the opposite movement : a reconstruction with limited effects and a renewam founded on local urban consumption rather than on exportation (except for wine) as well as on an economy which had become more complex by the creation of the ducal tax system. The Dijon region, more dominated than dominating towards the outside world, then appears under certain aspects (e. G. The management of the temporal of St. Benigne's abbey) as capable of a remarkably modern way of thinking
Dubois, Sylvie. "Métiers et société : artistes et artisans d'art à Dijon durant le second XVIIIe siècle." Dijon, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009DIJOL013.
Full textDijon in the late eighteenth century was hoisted to the rank of real artistic provincial capital through an embellishment of its space, accompanied by new connoisseurs. This world revolves around two main figures: the customer and the artists and craftsmen gathered in corporations. This study examines the functioning of corporation’s arts and crafts reserving a large spot in the trail of individuals within the traditional framework. This world is evoked in turn by its regulatory, educational, economic, commercial and social aspects, evoking a provincial city that shines in the heart of the "Age of Enlightenment. "
Poirrier, Philippe. "Municipalité et culture au XXe siècle : des beaux-arts à la politique culturelle : l'intervention de la municipalité de Dijon dans les domaines artistiques et culturels (1919-1995)." Dijon, 1996. https://nuxeo.u-bourgogne.fr/nuxeo/site/esupversions/9aa25ffb-219a-4c8b-b817-8ee9f910ed9f.
Full textA survey of nearly a century of municipal involvement in the artistic and cultural domains reveals both periods of change and continuity. The chronological development of the cultural policies adopted by Dijon can be considered as representative of what happened in the other regional capitals of France. Following on traditions originating in the nineteenth century, the influence of the municipal authority is already perceptible in the early part of the twentieth century, but it was only in the 1960s that a "cultural policy" properly so called began to be formalised. The 1970s, and still more the 1980s, were marked by major qualitative and quantitative developments in the cultural policy. Although remaining a priority throughout the six years following the 1985 election, cultural policy was neglected when the next administration made social problems their main preoccupation. Dijon offers some distinctive features however. For example, the importance of the association bourguignonne culturelle which, for almost thirty years, played a monopolistic role while remaining relatively independent from municipal control
Chédeau, Catherine. "Les débuts de la Renaissance à Dijon, 1494-1549." Paris 4, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA040011.
Full textThis study wanted to understand how renaissance started in Dijon and then to examine the different characteristics in architecture sculpture, painting and in or work. The analysis of architectural activity showed the presence of a special movement in gothic architecture at the end of the middles ages. If sculpture seems not to be important, a movement can be noted in painting and or work
Gulczynski, Henri-Stéphane. "L'architecture à Dijon de 1540 à 1620." Paris 4, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA040082.
Full textArchitecture evolved dramatically in Dijon from 1540 to 1620, with a visible effect on the city walls, St Michel's church, the lawcourts, the former logis du roi (currently Palais des ducs et des états de Bourgogne) and the jesuits' college (called des Godrans). Dwellings were constantly put up and renovated, the most significant private mansions being the hotels Legouz de Gerland and Viard (c. 1540), de Benigne Serre and de Gerland (between 1540 and 1550), the hotel Berbis and number 14 rue chaudronnerie (in the 1550s), the maison Maillard and the hotels Fyot de Mimeure, le Compasseur and Jeannin (between 1560 and 1600). The climax of this evolution was the hotel de vogue (1614-1618), the most momentous example of a period in which lived and worked three generations of amateur and professional artists : Jean Damotte and Jean Brouhee (in the 1540s and 1550s); Hugues Brouhee, Hugues Sambin and Nicolas Ribonnier (from the 1560s to 1600); Guillaume Tabourot, Helye Clamonnet and Etienne Bouhier (in the 1610s). Their individual works are now better known thanks the archival sources and a study of style. The noteworthy contribution of Etienne Martellange is also to be mentioned. The 1540s and 1550s were remarkable for the gradual assimilation of the architectural style of the renaissance. St Michel's church, then under construction, played a decisive role, though without much significant effect on contemporary dwellings. From the 1550s onward, the construction of houses with sulptural facades and private mansions, developing with the patronage of well-to-do citizens, more often than not members of the Dijon parliament, abided by local conventions which prevailed until about 1620, with mannerist variations between 1560 and 1600 and more classical ones in the 1610s - the best example being the hotel de vogue, the culmination of an original history the like of which is not to be found in any other provincial city of similar dimension in the northern half of France
Dutour, Thierry. "Les notables et leur monde : l'organisation de la société à Dijon (vers 1350 - vers 1385)." Paris 4, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA040276.
Full textThe study focuses mainly on the cohesiveness of the Dijon society. The method used is "inter-actionnist", mostly based on a prosopographical analysis of the social elite (502 cases examined). The case of Dijon is a common one, and as such is representative of the average town. The urban society is based both on hierarchy. Marked by an unequal distribution of social esteem, and on family ties. Eight social straca can be distinguished, including five among citizens of standing ("notables") (10% of total taxed citizens) the existing social frontiers are mainly two : one separating citizen of standing. Be they rich or not (burghers, town nobles, citizens known by some honorific qualification), from the others, the secons dividing those with a background from the rootless. The social elite, unified by family ties, social authority, enablement to manage public affairs, forms a cohesive whole. The town's public autonomy is not contradictory with the prince's superior authority. His explanation lies in the strength of the political and social consensus binding the inhabitants and in the good relationships between people of standing and middleclass citizens
Wenzel, Éric. "Contribution à l'histoire du clergé paroissial d'Ancien Régime : l'exemple du diocèse de Dijon au XVIIIe siècle." Dijon, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996DIJOL020.
Full textThe Dijon parochial clergy develops itself into a small diocese of 156 parishes created lately (1731). Most of the priests come from the artisans and low middle classes of the the buroundian captital. Their roots are mainly urban roots till the last third of the period. After that time, the increasing number of country priests hardly changes the recrutement sociology : the artisans still provides members with the low clergy. After 1750, the diocese doesn't go through real vocation crisis. The clerics are still in sufficient number for proposed livings. Paradoxally, a high percentage of foreign priests (30%) invaded the bishopric. The clerics are educated in the jesuit college of Dijon while the seminaires hold by the oratoire haven't many lecturers because of the will of bishops. Favourable to the Jesus company. The clergy is divided among priests from the western plateau (the Dijon mountain) and the richest priets from the saone plain and the provincial capital. As a result a great disparity in conditions, with a great majority of congruists (80%) and a life of small notables in the countryside. The parochial clergy carries out with its heavy spiritual anw wordly duties. The ecclesiastical criminality is declining. The royal power uses them against the lords. Notability conflicts are frequent. In 1791, a small majority of the Dijon clergy votes the constitution of the clergy (51%), but the priests remain quite out of any political commitment until the concordat
Books on the topic "Dijon (Côte-d'Or, France)"
Bernard, Sonnet, and Vignier Françoise, eds. L'Hôtel Bouhier de Lantenay, Dijon: Préfecture de la Côte-d'Or et de la région de Bourgogne. Précy-sous-Thil: Armançon, 2000.
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