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Journal articles on the topic "Rites et cérémonies – Italie – 16e siècle"
Cressy, David. "Death and the social order: the funerary preferences of Elizabethan gentlemen." Continuity and Change 5, no. 1 (May 1990): 99–119. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0268416000003891.
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Tenne, Pierre. "L’harmonie du Prince. Musique, sacré, pouvoirs dans les cours de Paris et Florence (vers 1560-vers 1610)." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Sorbonne université, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020SORUL155.
Full textFollowing an interdisciplinary approach, particularly between History and Musicology, this work deals with the political use of sacred music in the Florentine and Parisian courts from 1560 to 1610. Using the angle of the musical spectacle, we aim to emphasize the apparition of new spectacular forms at these courts in the period, as the humanist writings and the ecclesiastical reforms (particularly provincial synods) testify. These musical spectacles give to the Princes an efficient answer to the political and religious crisis they face, in particular the French kings: it allows them to represent their power without being tied to sacramental constraints inherent in Christian liturgy. Then, we intend to describe how these Princes have taken control over the means of production of such musical spectacles. By the reorganization of chapels and of court music, they set up a secularization of sacred music at the service of princely ceremonies. Such a secularization dwells particularly on the process of professionalization of musicians, at the expense of the clerical magister over sacred music inherited from Middle Ages. Finally, these musical spectacles establish an audience submitted to a new order, breaking away from the one of the assembly of faithfuls still existing in liturgical services. We show how such an audience has been established during the period, with an emphasis on the disciplinary functions of such a musical spectacle and of the aesthetics that goes with it
Rihouet, Pascale. "The unifying power of moving pictures in late medieval and renaissance Umbria." Paris, EHESS, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008EHES0123.
Full textDuring public processions of single groups or of the whole population (religious or civic feast days;. Funerals; and princely entries) in the 14 th-16th centuries, symbolic representations such as banners (gonfaloni) of lay groups contributed to the formation of collective identities. Without "moving pictures" and their cognitive effects on the observers and participants of such rituals, orderly public gatherings would not have created unit y and purification in the urban sphere. Since conflict and exclusion were frequently part of the liminal experience of rituals, this study revisits the idea representation of harmony that literary and pictorial representations of collective motion tend to offer. Because many banners also served as altarpieces, this work also investigates both ritual mobility and immobility, and the status of cult objects
Brkojewitsch, Gaël. "Les pratiques funéraires dans les cités des Champs Phlégréens à l’époque romaine (IIIe siècle avant JC – VIe siècle après JC)." Thesis, Lille 3, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012LIL30013.
Full textThe dissertation addresses funerary practices during the Roman period in the Phlegraean Fields, a volcanic region located West of Naples. Chronological boundaries are defined from the acquisition of the civitas sine suffragio by the city of Cumae in the third century before Christ, to the conquest of the city by the Goths in the sixth century of our era. The dissertation is organized in three parts. The first lists the most modest monuments and tombs excavated in the region. 269 forms detail numeroux contexts but the documentation is often insufficient to deal with the topic. In the second part, a firsthand documentation is presented. Two areas of the Cumae necropolis are described and analyzed following a chronological outline. Each context benefits from a detailed archaeological description and the reader can also finds the central anthropological studies (by henri Duday ans StephanNaji). Chronology is based on the analyses of artifacts presented at the end of each chapter. In the third part, tomb architecture and funerary practices are discussed. First the architecture with the evolution of the peri-urban landscape and monuments as well as the spatial organization of space. Practices are discusses by describing the funerals, the entombment, and commemorations. Archaeological discoveries are interpreted from available sources (texts, engravings, iconographic documents). Supplementary documentation is fully accessible in a second 316 pages volume
Bonnet, Agnès. "Rites et mobiliers funéraires dans les nécropoles romaines en Italie du Ier au IIIe siècle de notre ère." Aix-Marseille 1, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005AIX10018.
Full textLardellier, Pascal. "Les entrées royales, d'un évènement à son discours : médiation rituelle et rhétorique de l'idéalité : sur deux paradigmes lyonnais, 1595-1600." Lyon 2, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993LYO20023.
Full textThis thesis analyzes the kirds of mediations ( rhetorical and ritual by which the monarchic french institutions presented themselves as ideal and eternad. The study is based on a major political ritual " royal entrees ". The first part of this thesis studies rite as an agent of social communication. We also follow the history of these ritual facts. Then, we study the texts edited about this ritual, their conditions of wriking, their rhetoric go, this thesis concerns the history of medias, of information and communication, as the textual and ritual strategies of monarchic power
Albis, Cécile d'. "Les fêtes civico-religieuses à Grenade XVIe-XVIIe siècles." Paris, EHESS, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008EHES0116.
Full textThis work approaches through the study of the urban celebrations the big stakes which shaped the difficult incorporation of Granada in Castile in 1492, till the end of XVII th century. By following the birth and the evolution of these celebrations and by confronting them with the contemporary historic context, social splits and the fundamental role of festivity in the making and the negotiation of power could be identified. We also notice leveling terms and recurring arguments there, ceaselessly rearranged according to the context, which establish together a system which we called the myth of Granada. This narrative that thwarts the attempts of composition and rationalization is constituted by a hard core the essential terms of which are the conquest on one hand, martyrdom and autochthony of the other. It is clearly observable at every level of the celebrations: stage setting, processional hierarchies, spiritual patronages, spectacles, liturgical, literary and iconographic forms, etc
Pop, Mihaela Alexandra. "Aspects de l'imaginaire politique médiéval dans la littérature roumaine des XVIe et XVIIe siècles." Lyon 3, 2008. https://scd-resnum.univ-lyon3.fr/out/theses/2008_out_pop_ma.pdf.
Full textThis work analyzes the dynamics of the myth of the Romanian medieval prince as it reveals itself in the Romanian literature of the XVI-th and XVII-th centuries. Teachings of Neagoe Basarab to his son Theodosius is the literary text used for a comparative analysis between the imaginary of the Byzantine and Romanian political and religious rituals. Dimitrie Cantemir's Hieroglyphic History is the baroque text chosen to reveal the decline of the medieval prototype during the XVII-th century. Our analysis proves that Gilbert Durand's theory of the "semantic area” works also within the Romanian culture, and the fundamental myths are submitted not only to development and decline but also to subsistence periods when they can be used as instruments of political propaganda (the case of the Romanian communism)
Vita, Cesare. "Les nécropoles de Volcei : archéologie et identité d'un centre nord-lucanien entre le VIIe et le Ve siècle avant J.-C." Thesis, Rennes 2, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018REN20031.
Full textAfter the destructive earthquake that took place in 1980 in many localities of the Irpinia and the Basilicata, even the territory of the city of Buccino (Campania) former center of the ancient city of Volcei, was involved in the construction of new residentialblocs. During the reconstruction, the excavations of the Archeological Superintendence of Campania brought to light, all around of the hill on which the town is settled, about 270 burials dated from the mid VII and the III century BC. The study of the grave goods and burial practices as well as the analysis of the topography of the two necropolis area - in Braida and Santo Stefano localities - allowed us to get some important informations about the burials spatial organization, funeraryrituals, the material culture and about changes of the burial ritual after the arrival of the new population, of the Osco-Sabellian origin, in the delicate passage between V and IV century BC
Gompertz-De, Laharpe Alexandra. "Le moine et le duc. Vincenzio Borghini et la politique culturelle de l'État médicéen au XVIème siècle." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016USPCA141.
Full textStemming from published and unbublished writings of Vincenzo Borghini (1515-1580), this Dissertation questions the role Florentine Benedictine friar Vincenzo Borghini (1515-1580) played in the cultural policies of the Medici, particularly the way he reconciled erudition and political consciousness, his passion for art and his respect for the new Church prescriptions. The use of History was important at a time when Cosimo was trying to strengthen the political clout of Tuscany, in Italy and among great European powers, by obtaining the grand-duke crown. Having hoped, in vain, that the Emperor would grant him this title, he turned to the papacy. In the face of such stakes, the role of Borghini, a man with multiple hats, was a complex one. The way he made use of history evolved in conjunction with what he called the «circustanze de’ tempi di parte». Borghini's young years help us understand the essential position he occupied within the ducal court. His approach to history finds its roots in his formative years and his acquaintance with prominent people like Vettori and Vasari. He provided the latter with fundamental advice for the theoretical conception of the Vite. The 60s were testament to a new approach: Borghini was, with a few others, in charge of writing up the treaty describing the great pageants he himself had originally devised. Given their role in the elaboration of an oriented memory, those texts can be considered to be a kind of kind of micro-history. The 70s showed the transition from the micro-history of descriptions of the pageants to writing and correcting treaty dealing with universal history. Obtaining the the title of Grand duke is not any more politically at stake; what matters now is making sure it is legitimized. Borghini's historical research synthesizes all the activities he carried out while serving the Medici family. He endeavored to use past history to celebrate Tuscany's present, which, above and beyond the Medici, was his ultimate aim
Chuzeville, Sylvain. "Vie, œuvre et carrière de Jean-Antoine Morand, peintre et architecte à Lyon au XVIIIe." Thesis, Lyon 2, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012LYO20076/document.
Full textBorn in 1727, Jean-Antoine Morand is 14 years old when he embraces an artistic career, following his father’s death. Having settled down in Lyon, he establishes his own painter’s workshop in 1748. Receiving public and private commissions and working for the theatre on a regular basis, he specializes in trompe l’œil painting and stage-setting, including machinery. In the late 1750s, spurred on by Soufflot, he turns to architecture and city-planning, as various aspects of his previous career could have prompted him to.As an autodidactic architect, Morand suffers from a lack of legitimacy against which he pursues public recognition. But his successes, which include the building of a privately-owned bridge across the Rhône, aren’t enough. Morand’s career is torn between entrepreneurial pride and his longing for tenure. His public image is marred by the alleged opposition between land speculation and the defense of public good. This concerns mostly his great work, a project for the extension of Lyon on the left bank of the Rhône, included in a circular general city plan.Morand hasn’t built much and very little remains of his pictorial work. This thesis is based on an extensive private archive that allows us to explore this otherwise unsung architect’s intentions, relations and psychology