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Scemama, Céline. ""Histoire (s) du cinéma" de Jean-Luc Godard : la force faible d'un art." Paris 1, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA010627.
Full textPalacios-Dalens, Paule. "La question graphique chez Jean-Luc Godard : typographie, montage et mise en page : avec Maximilien Vox, Marguerite Duras et Jean-Christophe Averty." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 8, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PA080007.
Full textIn Jean-Luc Godard’s films, the written word is omnipresent. The hypothesisdeveloped here is that the book is perpetuated and reinvented in thecinema. The layout, and especially the typography, is the privileged way forthe filmmaker to question and experience the paradoxical relationshipsbetween text and image. In the ways opened by him and from a comparativemethodological perspective, I support my intuitions, hypotheses anddemonstrations on my experience as a practitioner-researcher in the graphicfield, based on the inductive approach offered by the confrontation ofimages and texts.My body of studies is organized around three figures : Maximilien Vox(1894-1974), the man of the book in France ; Marguerite Duras (1914-1996),filmmaker, depositary of a certain idea of France and its creative currents,and Jean-Christophe Averty (1928-2017), television layout maker. Thenormative distinction between television and cinema has not fostered a realdialogue between Godard and Averty. Despite their notorious aesthetic andpolitical antagonisms, it conceals their proximity, even though it is the mostsurprising and profound, in the field of study examined.Through the prism of graphic design, perspectives and proportions ofGodard’s work are free from the sole gaze of film studies. The convergenceof the different fields of aesthetics – history of cinéma, graphic design ortelevision — establish how much Godard, while being « the cinema all alone »,is an heir to the printed page and an extender, from print to video
Mas, Arthur. "Jean-Luc Godard ou le beau souci d’Image : Histoire(s) du cinéma et ses entours." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 8, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PA080094.
Full textWhile Jean-Luc Godard is widely acclaimed as an image film-maker (in the common sense), and while he is renowned to be a media editing master, we were surprised by the recurring use of the term image itself throughout his work, and more specifically in Histoire(s) du cinéma. This observation was the starting point of our research in pursuit of the various uses of this term. This investigation led us to browse also through what we considered to be the outlines of this film because of this same occurrence. Then, in order to distinguish the evidence collected, we have established a terminology which uses italics on image (in order to remind the reader that this word is specifically mentioned in the occurrences we noted) and articulates, with the use of the hyphen, the word with other terms (statement-image, bloc-image) to translate the layout in which the word is used
Stadelmaier, Philipp. "kommentare zum (post-)kino : Serge Daneys kritiken (1962 – 1992) und Jean-Luc Godard „histoire(s) du cinéma“ (1988 – 1998)." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 8, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020PA080012.
Full textThis thesis deals with the works of film critic Serge Daney and Jean-Luc Godard’s Histoire(s) du cinema, which I will interpret on the basis of Maurice Blanchot’s notion of “critique”, Jacques Derrida’s notion of “supplément” and Michel Foucault’s concept of “commentaire”. I will argue that Daney’s texts and Godard’s montages function as criticism and commentaries that perpetuate a “supplement of cinema”. While Blanchot's criticism “completes” the work of art (in this case the film) by interpreting it, Derrida's supplement signifies a lack of meaning in the act of writing, Foucault's notion of commentary allows to go beyond the dimension of the singular work and to refer to cinema as a concrete epistemological object, a primary text ("the cinema"). According to Foucault the commentary repeats a primary text while preserving its inexhaustible potential of meaning. Based on this thought, I will approach Daney’s and Godard's works from a post-cinema perspective. In the digital age in which cinema has undergone various transformations, the meaning of the concept of “cinema” is constantly being re-evaluated. Unlike a general understanding of cinema as apparatus, place or specific medium, I conceive cinema as a text that constantly needs to be interpreted and supplemented
Araszkiewiez, Jacques. "L'imagination du signe : de la fonction dans les films et dans l'étude des films." Paris 3, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA030094.
Full textIf post-structuralism must signify another thing than the deliquescence of structuralism, then it is advisable to distinguish and state clearly the notions of structure and system. Thus. By reinvesting saussure's notion of sign from the differentiation of system and structure upon which a confusion is usually made, this thesis proposes that three semiotics should be distinguished. To a non-pragmatic semiotics defined by the imagination of a missing sign (as in c. Metz approach) is opposed a pragmatic semiotics defined by the presence of the sign. Between these poles spreads ut the dynamic of the structure and the system which implies the presence absence of the sign. A threefold approach, institutional, psychoanalytical and finally semiotic then allows to think out the cinematographic texts
Perrais, Agnès. "Lyrisme et politique en cinéma : Duras, Garrel, Godard, années 1970-1980." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université de Lorraine, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017LORR0338.
Full textThis dissertation articulates the concept of lyricism and a political approach of the real in cinema. In order to study more specifically the issues of « poetry cinema », it proposes a reading of the literary theory of lyricism through a critique of the conceptual polarization of subjectivity. Starting with a study of the interdependence of poetics and politics in Hölderlin, Rimbaud and the Surrealists’ works, I put forward the notion of « objective lyricism » to understand how film can move away from the discursive paradigm of activism and forge a critical evaluation of political issues by way of their esthetics. By analyzing a number of films by Marguerite Duras, Philippe Garrel et Jean-Luc Godard, all made in the years just after 1968, when activism receded, I show how their formal legacies influenced the depiction of politics by withdrawing the narrative structure to the profit of a logic of sensation. Furthermore, I intend to demonstrate how in Marguerite Duras’ films political subjectivation is achieved by a lyrical voice rooted in a radical thinking of negativity. If the resurgence of a romantic legacy and of the cryptic side of surrealism in Philippe Garrel’s films lead to an experiential approach of politics, the re-actualization of the surrealist theory of the image-as-interaction and Rimbaud’s principles of the subject’s decentering push Jean-Luc Godard to a dialectization of lyricism, articulating a sensitive positivity to an objectifying critique