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Journal articles on the topic "Presse et propagande – France – 18e siècle"
Pavón Benito, Julia. "¿Es necesario seguir investigando sobre la muerte? Una reflexión historiográfica y nuevas perspectivas." Vínculos de Historia Revista del Departamento de Historia de la Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, no. 12 (June 28, 2023): 65–83. http://dx.doi.org/10.18239/vdh_2023.12.03.
Full textProvata, Despina. "La presse hellénique d’expression française à Paris et la promotion de la Grèce moderne (fin xixe-début xxe siècle)." Cahiers balkaniques Hors-série (2024). http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/12la6.
Full textMorel, Nicolas. "Vendre Voltaire : pratiques commerciales, littéraires et politiques dans les prospectus de souscription de Cramer à Beuchot." Versants. Revista suiza de literaturas románicas 1, no. 65 (October 30, 2018). http://dx.doi.org/10.22015/v.rslr/65.1.8.
Full textGiordano, Christian. "Nation." Anthropen, 2017. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.048.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Presse et propagande – France – 18e siècle"
Pösch, Nina. "Presse et pouvoir politique sous la Convention nationale (1792-1795)." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Mulhouse, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024MULH5606.
Full textThe French Revolution marked an important step in the development of the periodical press. This increase in the importance of the press provoked deep changes within society and allowed for better access to information. The Revolution changed the legal status of the press by ending the system of censorship and privileges of the Old Regime, while at the same time imposing new limits on the transmission of information and opinions. These rapid developments led to new problems for the authorities. The government and its institutions had to position themselves in relation to the press, interact with it, and learn how to utilize it for their own purposes. There were two fields of action in the relations between political actors and the press: firstly, the deliberate distribution of information and propaganda, and secondly, repression and the interruption of the circuit of information. The ways in which information and propaganda were distributed varied: new newspapers were founded, and existing papers received financial aid. Mass subscriptions to newspapers were particularly common. Censorship was never reintroduced during the Revolution, but ‘unofficial’ measures were taken to suppress information. These included the banning of newspapers, the imprisonment of journalists, printers, or booksellers, the interception of newspapers sent by post, repression against street vendors of prints, or legal proceedings against journalists, editors, booksellers, or printers
Darriulat, Philippe. "Albert Laponneraye : journaliste et militant socialiste du premier XIXe siècle." Paris 10, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA100112.
Full textAlbert Laponneraye, (1808-1849), whose father was an emigrant, was, as a new-born infant, abandoned at the orphans' hospital in tours by his parents who recognised him eight years later ; he twice proved himself an innovator within the republican left at the beginning of the "monarchie de juillet", first by publishing the first openly robespierrist history of the french revolution, in his printed lessons for the public history classes which he started on november 6th 1831. Thanks to his relationship with Robespierre’s younger sister charlotte and with his publication (the first ever made) of the complete works of the leader of the jacobins, he become the major spokesman of Robespierre’s thoughts, within a republican panty which had found a model in the "montagne". He then innovated when he published "l'intelligence" (1837-1840) the first newspaper whose publication did not stop and which was considered to be communist or at least to prefigurate the communist movement which developed after 1840. He was a typical representative of the young generation of radical republicans born in the first years of the century, and he was sentenced to five years imprisonment for his writings from 1832 to 1837 and spent half of that time in the prison of sainte-pelagie, the other half in hospital for heart treatment. After the failure of his newspaper "l'intelligence" he became one of cabet's collaborators but their relationship soon came to an end. .
Bensalem, Boutaïna. "La presse française et l'espace marocain 1822-1912." Thesis, Bordeaux 3, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017BOR30054.
Full textIn early 19th Century, the French press was not particularly familiar with the Moroccan empire, despite old economic and diplomatic relations between France and Morocco. It is only after the colonization of Algeria that the French newspapers became interested in the old empire. France newly shared borders with Morocco created many tensions and speculations. The press started then to report concerns about the impact Morocco might have on the security of the new French colony. Journalists, men state and scholars turned their eyes toward this new turbulent neighbour. The old empire fascinated as much as it troubled and concerned them. The object of this thesis is to give us an insight into the Moroccan and French relations during the 19th century until 1912 through the particular perspective of the French press. It focuses on tensions and dynamics between the two countries and how they shaped the current international relations at both the Mediterranean and European levels
Feyel, Gilles. "L'Annonce et la nouvelle : la presse d'information et son évolution sous l'Ancien Régime : (1630-1788)." Paris 1, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA010555.
Full textMarcil, Yasmine. "Récits de voyage et presse périodique au XVIIIe siècle, de l'extrait à la critique." Paris, EHESS, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000EHES0029.
Full textSorel, Patricia. "L'imprimerie et la librairie en Bretagne : 1780-1830." Versailles-St Quentin en Yvelines, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001VERS0005.
Full textSouchet, Pradelle Françoise. "Les journaux littéraires en 1789 : l'institution et l'évènement." Lyon 2, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989LYO20008.
Full textThe mercure de france, the annee litteraire, the journal encyclopedique and the journal des savants to which this study for the year 1789 is devoted, all react to the events according to their own traditional opinions. The first three, with an increasing awareness of the impact that politics is having as the months go by, give it more and more coverage, whereas the journal des savants refuses to recognize the political upheaval taking place. The manner in which they present the books and other aspects of the cultural activity of the day illustrate their desire to remain true to themselves when confronted with the problems of the moment. Although the journal des savants is almost exclusively concerned with legal reforms, these journals voice their political preferences by studying the different aspects of france's regeneration. By the end of the year, the reforms which are already well underway lead them to believe that the revolution is over and they all express their satisfaction
Rochefort, Suzanne. "Travailler sur le devant de la scène : le métier de comédien et de comédienne à Paris (années 1740-1799)." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris, EHESS, 2021. http://www.theses.fr/2021EHES0124.
Full textIn the second half of the 18th century, the rise of theatrical entertainment and the changes in public space transformed the profession of acting. This thesis aims at identifying the modalities and issues of these changes in the capital, based on the trajectories and work experiences of actors and actresses. At the Comédie-Française, the Comédie-Italienne, as well as in the boulevard theatres, the professional world of actors and actresses is structured at different levels, according to institutional, commercial and political developments. Since the specificity of the profession is to perform on stage in front of spectators, this investigation analyses the importance of public recognition through the prism of work practices. Development of press and new forms of visibility in the city shape careers. They also contribute to redefining the hierarchies and the profession identity, which acquires a new place in society over the studied period. This thesis is thus a contribution to the social history of artistic work, shedding light on a certain number of cultural mutations during the last decades of the Ancien Regime and the Revolution
Wagner, Jacques. "Lecture et société dans le journal encyclopédique de Pierre Rousseau (1756-1785)." Clermont-Ferrand 2, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987CLF20005.
Full textReputed to be indifferent to the literary demands of truth, good, and the beautiful, and doomed to a short-lived existence, the periodicals of the ancien regime served as passive mediums for documentary researches or statistical inquests until the "rhetorics of reading" unveiled various forms of enunciation and active cultural functions. Influenced by such trends this study aims mainly at throwing light on the working modes of a "reading machine". As a means of diffusion the periodical was also an instrument of conscious selection of catalogued books. The statistical inventory of its "library" reveals that the universe of extracts fashioned a picture of a culture including both current and traditional ideas as if the writers sought to placate the intellectual spheres by allying the search for novelty and the assertion of established truth. This hypothesis is examined in the course of an exhaustive analysis of the religious library of the j. E. The extracts gave the readers a picture of books which evolved between 1756 and 1785 from tormented insolence to the ease of conciliation. Such distorting work is quite noticeable in the three modes of reading that I have distinghished, namely, attenuation, deviation, and censorship, all three intended to facilitate the integration of contemporary works into an enlightened culture. The work of adjustment achieved by the j. E. Writers implied a model, that of a welcoming and pacified society in which the religious question would be settled, and learnt on a juridico-political discourse tinged with "richerism", humanitarianism, and tolerance. The standard extracts stands half way between the alienated word and pure thought. As a strategic mode of writing bearing the hallmark of the ethics of the lightened "honnête homme", and troubled by the rifts affecting the French nation, the j. E. Endeavoured to tighten the social web by promoting the communication between the opposite poles of the individual and the community, those of subjectivity and the norm, those of history and memory
Moerman, Ellen Ruth. "L'abbé Prévost traducteur, ou la tyrannie du bon goût : L'époque du "Pour et Contre" (1733-1740)." Montpellier 3, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998MON30011.
Full textTranslation is one way of reading a text and as such is a source of valuable information on both the history and fortunes of a foreign text abroad, and the translator. In becoming part of the recipient culture, the translated text challenges the accepted norms and deserves to be studied more closely. Where the translation is contemporary to its original, it may also be a source of valuable information on the creation of the original. The abbe prevost (1697- 1763) was a journalist, novelist and translator. His work in the latter capacity enables him to introduce english thinking into france from 1733 onwards. The texts that appear his periodical, the pour et contre (1733-1740) , show an editor with an eclectic taste, unafraid of introducing new, foreign ideas. His reader is made to think about the hierarchy in the arts, greater variety on the stage and the means of achieving this, english humour, slavery, parliamentary democracy and the freedom of expression. Nine texts from the pc by swift, lillo, caleb d'anvers, hamilton etc. Are reproduced in bi-lingual format together with their iconography, thus showing the deliberately informative approach this translator adopts, contrary to current practice. He is a master of the polite, well-informed and elegant challenge and paves the way to domestic tragedy, richardson and hume whilst also practising new forms of writing which he incorporates in his own work
Books on the topic "Presse et propagande – France – 18e siècle"
The Notables and the Nation: The Political Schooling of the French, 17871788 (Harvard Historical Studies). Harvard University Press, 2008.
Find full textGruder, Vivian R. Notables and the Nation: The Political Schooling of the French, 1787-1788. Harvard University Press, 2008.
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