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Loizeau, Emmanuelle. "Louis et Clément Métézeau, architectes du Roi." Thesis, Paris 4, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA040218.
Full textBorn into a dynasty of builders and architects settled in Dreux around 1500-1516, the brothers Louis and Clément Métézeau are French architects of the end of the sixteenth century and the first half of the seventeenth century. The career of the elder, Louis (ca. 1563?-1615), essentially concentrated around Paris, parallels with the reign of Henri IV and continues until 1615 under the regency of Marie de Médicis. In 1594, he was chosen to supervise all the royal building sites. He was one of the major actors of the reconstruction and the modernisation of the kingdom. His younger brother, Clément (1581-1652), followed his example. After working for the dukes of Lorraine and Nevers, he came back to France where he became in 1615 one of the ordinary architects and engineers of the king Louis XIII and his brother Gaston d’Orléans. He carried on several private projects, both civil and religious, but he became famous with his dike of La Rochelle.Using unpublished archive documents, this dissertation revives the unknown careers of both of these architects. A critical reading of the sources provides us with a new chronology of their works and tries to answer the numerous questions concerning their works, especially the recurrent issues of the attribution of their buildings
Dauvergne, Benoît. "Images et imaginaire des Ordres du Roi." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019SORUL099.
Full textIf the members of the "Orders of the King", which refer, under the Ancien Régime, to the Order of Saint Michael created in 1469 by Louis XI of France, and the Order of the Holy Spirit created in 1578 by Henry III of France, are well known and precisely identified, history of art, through the examination of canvases, engravings or sculptures produced between the 15th and the 18th centuries, and in particular painted and engraved portraits of knights, paves the way to a better understanding of the Orders in terms of roles and operation. The invention and the use of chivalric orders by a centralized state is intimately linked to the process that led in Europe, from the Middle Ages to present days, to the rise of the individual, if not the rise of individualism itself, in a strong society made up of corporations and “castes”. These orders were not founded to strengthen this dynamics of emancipation, as one could think. Even if the knights were given the right to stand out from the crowd, thanks to insignias that give them the illusion to look like the king, it was only in a superficial way, without affecting the affairs of the state. Our thesis, which consists in demonstrating how the “Orders of the King” were used as a tool of aesthetic neutralization, by the King, of aristocratic ambitions, relies on the study of the Sons of France’s Cordons Bleus – the ribbon from which the Cross of the Holy Spirit was hung was blue –, insignias that are not precisely insignias of the Orders of the King, and the modification by accident, intent or misconception of the Orders of the King’s symbols and representations
Banakas, Duvauchelle Isabelle. "Orphée-roi de Victor Segalen." Paris 4, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986PA040409.
Full textThis lyrical drama created in collaboration with Claude Debussy in 1907, seems to be a new interpretation of the myth of Orpheus. It shows Victor Segalen's aspirations for all aspects of beauty that he rediscovered in Claude Debussy's music and Gustave Moreau's works. His first aim was to write a drama which would unify sounds and colors and poetry to praise that fusion. But that project was too ambitious and prouved to be impossible to achieve ; for, music had difficulties to be grafted to a text which referred to sounds. Though Victor Segalen's work was influenced by symbolists, the author treated the character of Orpheus in a new and personnal way. He is no longer the musician who is in love with Eurydice but an exceptional being, gifted with the mission of teaching men the magic virtue of sounds ; an "exote" whose voice and lyre alone allow us to better understand what Victor Segalen calls " the divers " : he meant what goes beyond our senses. But, in order to achieve his mission among men, he must struggle against the real world, this concrete form of the human and vulgar behavior towards sounds. Men do not understand the "exote" who sings but does not speak because they are too much enslaved by the sense of sight and the sense of touch. Eurydice, alone will be able to help him build his realm made of sounds and the woman's part played in…
Revez, Jean. "Frère du roi. L'évolution du rôle des frères du roi dans les modalités successorales en Égypte ancienne." Paris 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA040088.
Full textHoareau-Dodinau, Jacqueline. "Dieu et le roi : la répression du blasphème et de l'injure au roi à la fin du Moyen Age /." Limoges : Pulim, 2002. http://www.gbv.de/dms/spk/sbb/recht/toc/389294055.pdf.
Full textHoareau-Dodinau, Jacqueline. "Dieu et le roi : la répression du blasphème et de l'injure au roi à la fin du Moyen âge /." Limoges : Pulim, 2002. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb39024069z.
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Barnabé, Patrice. "Entre roi-duc et roi de France : fidelité ou ralliement du Pays Gascon (1259-1360)." Bordeaux 3, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003BOR30049.
Full textBetween the 1259 Paris Treaty of Bretigny-Calais in 1360, the pays gascon (both lands and people) found itself at the heart of a conflict opposing the king of England (and duke of Aquitaine) and the French king. The baronage and townships were both bound by oaths of homage which had become established under Edward I and were expected to remain faithful to their Duke. During the 1294-1303 war, and despite the French occupation, the consensus support for their legitimate Lord won the day over the Capetien monarchy. However, under the reign of Edward II, loyalties were reversed. Manifold contestation of Ducal authority was followed by the resumption of the 1324 war which resulted in a partition of Gascony. Until 1339, those who vowed allegiance to the French King outnumbered supporters of the Duke ; nevertheless Bordeaux, Bayonne and Dax continued to defend what little remained of the Anglo-Gascon dukedom. It was not until the treaties of 1360 that this latter was returned to Edward III. The choice of allegiance was influenced by the initial geographic situation of the local authorities in power and the effects of the war. In fact, the people's unfaltering attachment to their land led them to lend support either to their legilimate Duke or the French monarchy. Conflict between the Gascon people themselves also provoked antagonism amongst the baronage and township communities. The King-Duke's subjects were awarded large areas of his domain in a effort to guard their loyalty. In comparaison to the other dominions (Wales, Ireland), Brittany or Normandy, the Gascony remained untouched by the encroachment of the Etat moderne in the mid 14th century
Bande, Alexandre. "Le coeur du roi : (Mi. XIIIe - Mi. XVIe)." Paris 10, 2002. https://buadistant.univ-angers.fr/login?url=http://www.numeriquepremium.com/content/books/9782847344677.
Full textThomas, Danièle. "Henri IV : images d'un roi entre réalité et mythe... /." [Bizanos] (Av. du Corps Franc Pommiès, 64320) : Héraclès, 1996. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb366888690.
Full textTechaniyom, Chotika. "L'enseignement bouddhique et le rôle du roi en Thaïlande." Thesis, Paris, INALCO, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013INAL0013.
Full textThe study of the canonical Jâtaka intended for the monarchy together with the apocryphal Jâtaka in Thailand demonstrates that the monarch who commits harmful actions can rectify his conduct thanks to the essential messages passed on by a Buddhist Master. The Bodhisatta-monarch employs the ten virtues of the monarch - Dasa-râjâ-dhamma - and the ten transcendental virtues of the future Buddha -Pârami. These studies reveal that the Buddhist monarch should follow the two main courses of conduct : the ten virtues of the monarch and the duties of a universal monarch - Cakkavatti-vatta – which interpenetrate. Influenced by the Buddhist teachings, King Rama IX of Thailand adopted these precepts in the execution of his kingly responsibilities and, by improving the quality of life of his subjects, proved their pertinence. The teachings are applicable to all, from Heads of State to the self-governing individual
Riou-Perennes, Françoise. "Marins du roi et chevaliers de Malte (1626-1715)." Tours, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003TOUR2027.
Full textMichel, Monique. "Julien Gracq et l'écriture dramatique : lecture du Roi pêcheur." Nancy 2, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998NAN21013.
Full textThis study ponders the conditions of emergence of the play Le Roi pêcheur by Julien Gracq in the theatrical context of the fifties and its place in Julien Gracq's work. After showing the fascination of the author for drama in general - already perceptible in the previous texts, Au Château d'Argol, Un beau ténébreux -, and analysing the scenic adventure of Le Roi pêcheur, our reading develops around fundamental dramatic notions. First, it proposes a reflection on the elaboration of the story through its link with the myth of Grail but also with the most important gracquian "intercesseurs", Wagner, Rimbaud, surrealism, Breton. The study, then, tries, to demonstrate the structures of space and time in Le Roi pêcheur as exhibited in the primary and secondary text. It goes on with an analysis of the dramatic personae and dramatic dialogue trying to show the configuration of the characters, their place in the secondary text, and the main form of the verbal communication (polylogues, dialogues, monological tendencies in the dialogues) lastly, it delineates the spell cast by the seduction of its language, of the myth of the quest and of its impossible closure in order to show how Gracq, after the manner of his fictions, was able to find with Le Roi pêcheur an original voice which is probably easier to listen to today
Rivaud, David. "Bourges, Poitiers et Tours : les villes, le roi, l'État." Paris 4, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA040051.
Full textThe study of the relations between the town councils (les corps de ville) and the king is based on a systematic scrutiny of the deliberations and account registers and of a number of series from the records of the towns of Bourges, Poitiers and Tours between 1430 and 1560. This documentary body is examined from the point of view of a renewed political history, around the question of the genesis of modern State. With the "bonne ville" model as a starting point, it is a matter of investigating the nature of the political relations and to understand to what extent the transformations affecting the State come from a profound reorganization of powers and involve all of the constituent bodies of the kingdom, and especially the town councils. The analysis is carried out along four themes: the military role of towns alongside the king; royal taxation and its impact on town government; town police and its actors; the forms of the political and symbolic dialogue between the king and his "bonnes villes" These explorations are supplemented with a study in a historical perspective in which the highlights of urban life in each of these three towns between 1380 and 1560 reveal the successive stages of the rapprochement of towns and king. During that period the change of the old communities (communes) into actual towns (municipalités) is closely linked to the evolution of the royal State and the circumstances of its development. In the new order of the kingdom, towns gain functions beyond the mere sphere of town police, become integrated on military, fiscal, political, and even symbolic and affective grounds into the good organization of monarchy, and work for the good government of what can from then on be called public affairs. This participation of the town councils results from a government entente showing some evidence of malfunction even before the first war of religion
Jecker, Mélanie. "La notion de prudence dans la pensée castillane médiévale et moderne (1252-1598) : Du roi Sage au roi Prudent ?" Thesis, Paris 4, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA040213.
Full textThis PhD thesis deals with the notion of prudence in medieval and modern Castilian thought, from the beginning of the reign of Alfonso X of Castile, known as “the Wise King”, in 1252, until the death of Philip II, called “the Prudent King”, in 1598. The choice of a long period enabled to analyze in all its complexity the process of reception and adaptation of classical doctrines of Prudence by Castilian translators, commentators and political thinkers. The thesis shows how this concept defined in Greek and Latin Antiquity texts nourished their thougt on the dual nature of man (rational and political): Prudence is indeed the intellectual virtue that defines Man as a Political animal ; in Aristotle's Ethics and Politics, this virtue defines more particularly the ruler and the legislator. This study shows how the transmission, faithful or not, of the Aristotelian doctrine of intellectual virtues in general, and of Prudence in particular, was in Castile the place of a confrontation between two royal paradigms: opposite the model of a Wise king (sapiens, sabio) possessing absolute power, which the successive monarchs strove to maintain throughout the period, the high nobility and the Salmantine Masters of Arts proposed the image of a merely prudent ruler. This latest model, defined by Aristotle as being fallible, allowed them to claim their participation in the governance of the Kingdom
Chaline, Olivier. "Godart de Belbeuf : le parlement, le roi et les Normands /." Luneray : Bertout, 1996. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb358273022.
Full textThéron, Magali. "L'ornementation sculptée et peinte des vaisseaux du roi, 1660-1792." Paris 4, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA040224.
Full textGady, Alexandre. "Jacques Lemercier (avant 1586-1654) : architecte et ingénieur du roi." Tours, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001TOUR2029.
Full textGontran, Claude. "Vue, langage, temps et action dans l'Oedipe roi de Sophocle." Rouen, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006ROUEL550.
Full textThrough the ambiguity of the language of Oedipus Tyrannus, this thesis aims to emphasize the link between the ipseist isolation in which Oedipus left himself be locked and his misunderstanding or misuse of language : she gets efficiency only when satisfying semantic, syntactical and formal criterions. When dialogue has been renewed in seeking after Laius' murderer, the hero learns again that understanding is not immediately produced by visual perception, that "knowing for having seen" (eidenai) needs words exchanged as constituting the city, and that man can master his action, i. E. His happiness (eu prattein), only collectively. The ultimate addressee taught by the tragic crisis is the Athenian audience, who is led by the self-reference of the play, through the waverings as well as the certainties of the chorus, to make himself be the ideal subject, possessing the logos which he deciphers in the tragic irony
Goncalvès, Dominique. "Le planteur et le roi : l'aristocratie havanaise et la couronne d'Espagne, 1763-1838 /." Madrid : Casa de Velázquez, 2008. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb41455076s.
Full textDjiriguian, Karine. "La souffrance dans le mythe des Labdacides : comparaison entre les tragédies de Sophocle, Antigone et Oedipe roi, et les drames d'Anouilh, Antigone et Oedipe ou le roi boiteux." Paris 4, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991PA040052.
Full textThe comparative study of the tragedies of Sophocles and the dramas of Anouilh points out the evolution in the mentalities concerning the obsessive problem of evil. These two antinomic thoughts that are faith and atheism reveal the distress of man questioning himself about pain. The heroes of Sophocles and Anouilh are remarkable because they escape the paralysis of the suffering being. Their routes bring a new light on the heroical spirit and its altruism. Far from letting themselves dominate by evil, they compose with it in order to look for its meaning or even how to help it in their own essential being. In spite of the pain included in these plays, the fascination of the public for their theatrical performances has remained the same since antiquity. The spectator experiments there all the possible in front of evil and can also evaluate his own capability to dominate his anguishes its depth thanks to the aesthetic experience
Launay, Vincent. "Le roi en son duché : étude sur les relations entre le roi de France et l'aristocratie de Bretagne (1199-1328)." Thesis, Rennes 2, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017REN20037.
Full text"The King in his Duchy": by referring, by analogy, to the famous 13th century formula according to which "the King of France is emperor of his kingdom", this study clearly seeks to identify the elements of the royal "presence" in Brittany during what historiography calls "the Capetian golden age". It also aims to assess the integration of the Brittany principality and its aristocracy into the Kingdom of France, before proposing a territorial translation using the cartographic approach. The case of Brittany is all the more interesting in that it underwent profound dynastic upheavals at the beginning of the 13th century: it went from plantagenet domination to that of the Capetians, with the arrival of Pierre de Dreux on the ducal throne in 1213. More generally, the reflection aims to understand how a principality such as Brittany fits into the process of building the Royal State patiently implemented by the Capetian sovereigns from Philippe Auguste to Charles IV. It can be observed in many areas : judicial and jurisdictional, fiscal and monetary, and finally, military. This approach is based on the analysis of the actors' game: the nobles and the breton and non-breton clergymen, the Duke of Brittany, the King of France and his officers whose activity on the ducal territory is remarkable. On the territorial level, the weight of this integration makes itpossible to establish a tripartition of the duchy between a north whose proximity to the royal power is important; an eastern part which takes advantage of its proximity with other principalities of the kingdom to forge solid links, in particular with important angevins and poitevins lineages ; finally, a south more distant from the royal power
Le, Doussal Florence. "Le Roi Arthus d'Ernest Chausson ou la quête de l'Idéal." Paris 4, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA040235.
Full textWith King Arthus, Ernest Chausson ploughed a furrow through the forest of celtic imagination by participating in the quest for artists who draw their creative activity from dreams. Legend is in essence a coded language which reveals the mysteries of the world, and at the time of Symbolism it became a palimpsest in which everyone added their own message. What would he use in the « Breton material » and how would he help to keep it alive ? This noble mind had to suffer all its life in order to follow its vocation ; as a young man he confided : « Ten years and so little to show for it. Will I have another ten years to live ? Thus I feel frightened, not of death itself, but of dying before finishing my task, without having done what I was destined to do. » His lyrical drama was first performed four years after his death at the Théâtre Royal de la Monnaie, on november 30th 1903, in Brussels. Its long gestation was to reveal ― more than any other work ― his deep nature, the images that were dear to his poetic sensitivity and his musical ideals. The initiatory path of the celtic King, a veritable cry of the soul, seems to reveal the internal struggles of this poet-musician. Could this emblematic figure, called on to rescue a disenchanted world, be the bearer of his spiritual testament ?
Da, Vinha Mathieu. "Les Valets de Chambre du Roi au XVIIième siècle, vers 1640-1720." Paris 4, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA040003.
Full textDuring the ancient régime, valets de chamber were probably the household officers closest to the French king. There were four "premier valets" and thirty-two "valets ordinary. " Part of the monarch's vast domestic staff (and members of the Royal Household in particular), these men served three-month shifts of duty, primarily attending the king when he rose in the morning and retired at night. Their official hierarchical rank was contradicted by the reality of their position - in the seventeenth century, far from being limited to menial tasks, they managed to win the king's trust and enjoyed a unique status. The "premier valets," although officers of the second rank, tended to get the better of their household superiors - the "Gentlemen of the Chamber" - when it came to personal contact with the king. Most valets were drawn from the bourgeoisie, and were granted a noble title; such titles had occasionally been hereditary but were merely individual by the end of the seventeenth century. Nevertheless, their appointment guaranteed valets all the privileges of second-rank officers, and a calculated policy of intermarriage along with a progressive closing of their professional shop meant that a title of nobility was no longer considered a priority. Solidly rooted in the royal household through tradition and through appointment to other offices, these men were never really excluded from the ranks of the aristocracy. Thanks to their close contact with the king (premier valets slept at the foot of the royal bed), some of them rose high on the social ladder. Dynasties begun under Louis XIII survived into the days of Louis XV and even Louis XVI - these faithful servants of the crown were rewarded with honors, titles, and wealth. This study is more than a history of a group of household servants, for it aims to offer a new view of the French court, as seen not by aristocratic writers of memoirs by rather by courtiers who practiced a "trade" there
BARRA, SERGIO HAMILTON DA SILVA. "ENTRE LA COUR ET LA VILLE: LE RIO DE JANEIRO AU TEMPS DU ROI (1808-1821)." PONTIFÍCIA UNIVERSIDADE CATÓLICA DO RIO DE JANEIRO, 2006. http://www.maxwell.vrac.puc-rio.br/Busca_etds.php?strSecao=resultado&nrSeq=9555@1.
Full textL`installation de la cour de D. João à Rio de Janeiro, en 1808, et le changement de la capitale de la colonie pour la nouvelle condition de siège de l`Empire Portugais, déclencha une série de transformations tant sur son espace urbain quant sur le comportement de ses habitants, lesquels depuis ce moment, durent réfléchir, le niveau de la Civilisation de l`Empire Portugais. À la fois que, pendant cour, cette ville assuma le rôle de centre d`irradiation pour un procès civilisateur de matrice européene sur le reste du territoire de la colonie portugaise de l`Amèrique. Alors, il y eut dans l’espace urbain de la nouvelle capitale de l`Empire Portugais deux différents façons de sociabilité. D`une part, une sociabilité de la Cour, avec son cérémonial, ses règles de précédence et l`adoption d`habitudes considerés civilisés, conformément à une conception universaliste de Civilisation, laquelle suivit l`esprit des societés de court de l`Ancien Régime européen. Et d`autre, une sociabilité de la Ville, où se trouvèrent les colonisés e leurs formes de sociabilité basés sur le jeu de capoeira et de casquinha, mais aussi dans la reunion dans des irmandades. Bien que divergents aux beaucoup de points, ceux deux façons de sociabilité n’existèrent pas isolément. Une fois qu`ils partagèrent le même espace, ils presentèrent nécessaires points de contact et d`échanges culturels.
A instalação da corte de D. João no Rio de Janeiro, em 1808, e a transformação da capital da colônia em sede do Império Português, propiciou uma série de mudanças tanto no seu espaço urbano quanto no comportamento dos seus habitantes que, a partir de então, deveriam expressar o nível de Civilização do Império Português. Ao mesmo tempo, enquanto corte, essa cidade assumiu o papel de núcleo irradiador de um processo civilizador de matriz européia para o restante do território da colônia portuguesa da América. Então, passaram a expressar-se no espaço urbano da nova capital do Império Português duas formas diferentes de sociabilidade. Por um lado, uma sociabilidade de Corte, com o seu cerimonial, regras de precedência e adoção de hábitos considerados civilizados, de acordo com uma concepção universalista de Civilização, que seguia o espírito das sociedades de corte do Antigo Regime europeu. E por outro, uma sociabilidade da Cidade, onde se encontravam os colonizados e suas formas de sociabilidade baseadas no jogo da capoeira e da casquinha, mas também na reunião em irmandades. Essas duas formas de sociabilidade, apesar de divergentes em muitos pontos, não existiam isoladamente. Por dividir o mesmo espaço, apresentavam necessários pontos de contato e trocas culturais.
Savoye, Sabine. "Le Roi dans les Vies des saints mérovingiens." Paris 10, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA100118.
Full textA source for Merovingian kings' history is the Saints' life. A corpus, made up of three hagiographical writings by Gregory of Tours -The Glory of the martyrs, The Glory of the confessors and the Life of the Fathers- and fifty-six Vitae composed between the begininng of the VIth century and of the VIIIth century, shows the importance of the Merovingian kings in the Saints' life : the kings appear as the saints' main partners. Hagiographers celebrate the harmonious relationship between saints and kings. Strengthened by their auctoritas, saints act royal patrons : they lend help and profer advice to kings. Kings often respect this auctoritas, accept this patronage and put their power at the Church's service : hagiographers have celebrated the excellence of Childebert I's and Clotaire II's reigns. A few kings however -Theudric II and Childeric II- and a few members of the royal palace -Brunhild and Ebroin- flout the saints' authority and bring some of them to martyrdom. During their reigns, violence disrupts the regnum Francorum and they must die. The Bible, the martyrs' Acta and the first Vitae, including Saint Martin's life, provide hagiographers with a model for th relationship between the regnum and the sacerdotium. This model is easily adapted to the context of Merovingian Gaul
Armengol-de, Laverny Sophie. "Les domestiques commensaux du Roi au XVIIe siècle." Paris 4, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA040051.
Full textThe commensals are the domestic servants of the king and his family. In return, they get board, laundering and quite often lodging. They form a heterogeneous group since they represent the various social strata of the kingdom. They share the private life of the king, enjoy several privileges, and strike up favorable friendships at the court. The importance of their charges allows them to take a real social leap. This advantageous prospect and their love towards the master create strong links between these commensal domestics, despite their broad social differences
Milin, Gaël. "Beroul et le Conte AT 782 du roi aux marques animales." Rennes 2, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989REN20024.
Full textThe tale of the Horse's ears of king Mark as told by Béroul is the subject of this work. The first volume contains a general study of AT 782 : after an analysis of the tale, of its motives (ch. I), the chapter II proposes an archeology of the tale AT 782" by the "royal sign", the birth's marks. The chapter III studies two types of reinterpretation of these marks (story of Midas, and legends about Attila as dog-headed king). In the volume II of this thesis, the tale of Béroul is replaced in the Celtic tradition. The versions from Ireland, Wales, Brittany are reviewed the mythical relations between horse and king among indo-Europeans could be (from an archaeological point of view) the substraction of the Celtic tales about a king with horse's ears (AT 782). When this meaning has been forgotten, begins the time of reinterpretations (bu the popular beliefs about horses, for example). Frocin the dwarf is the hero of the version of Béroul : the servant of king Mark betrays him (: feudal point of view) ; mark points Ffrocin as the origin of his "mal" (: allusion to any power of metamorphosis ?). The volume III contains original texts of the versions of the tales quoted in vol. I and II, and also an index of 34 pages (bibliography ends volume II)
Haugen, Marius Warholm. "Symbole et miroir - nature et paysage dans Un roi sans divertissement de Jean Giono." Thesis, Norges teknisk-naturvitenskapelige universitet, Institutt for språk og litteratur, 2006. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:no:ntnu:diva-23727.
Full textBrossard, Thierry. "Pratique des paysages en Baie du Roi et sa région (Svalbard)." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1989. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37603473d.
Full textBrossard, Thierry. "Pratique des paysages en Baie du Roi et sa région, Svalbard /." Paris : les Belles lettres, 1991. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb354924037.
Full textTorres, Gonzalez Teresa. "Etude paléobotanique du tertiaire des îles Roi Georges et Seymour, Antarctique." Lyon 1, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990LYO10247.
Full textPrice, Munro. "Le roi et sa famille: les deux femmes de Louis-Philippe." Somogy Editions d'Art, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/10454/17288.
Full textDonnet-Guez, Brigitte. "Le roi David et ses femmes : contribution à l'étude de l'interprétation rabbinique." Paris, INALCO, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005INAL0002.
Full textAmong the kings of Juda and Israel, David is the most prestigious. His story, described elaborately in Samuel's books and the former chapters of Kings and partially in the books of the Chronics and the Psalms which are ascribed to him, is the story of his difficult access to the throne, his reign characterized by often tragical events and his spiritual aspirations. His relation to women is not free from difficulties and the relationship he has with each of them testify as much to his weakness as to his strength. These connexion are traiangular because, in the case of Abigail and Bethsabe's, David imposed himself in an already existing matrimonial relationship ; as for Mikhal, she is dependent on her father, King Saül who manifests a very ambiguous attitude towards whom is only a quite young shepherd. This research is based on sources from the ancient Hebraic literature – the Talmud, the Midrash and other famous commentators of the Bible like Rashi Radaq, Abravanel etc. – these being explicitly interested in the characters or, more indirectly, in the relationship between some of their behaviours - and certain juridical Talmudic texts. These commentaries not only shed a new light on the king's amorous liaisons, but they also paint a rich portrait of each woman. Several perspectives emerge, like the idea of David's relationship to Abigaïl as a prelude to and anticipation of the adulterous episode that will take place later on with Bethsabe. In this way, new facets of the characters – that testify deeply to their humanity – are revea. Led, directly forged by the Jewish exegetic masters or springing forth, unexpectedly, from the confrontation of the texts
Otto-Witwicky, Nathalie. "Le roi malgré lui, d'Emmanuel Chabrier (1887) : un opéra comique singulier." Paris 8, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA082432.
Full textLeduc-Gueye, Christine Rousseau Bruno. "D'intimité, d'éternité : la peinture monumentale en Anjou au temps du roi René /." Lyon : Lieux-Dits, 2007. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb411443023.
Full textPubl. à l'occasion de l'exposition organisée par le Conseil général de Maine-et-Loire et présentée à Angers, Collégiale Saint-Martin, du 6 octobre 2007 au 6 janvier 2008. Bibliogr. p. 177-183. Glossaire. Index.
Gerfaud, Jean-Pierre, and Jean-Paul Tourrel. "Pour une lecture anthropologique de l'oeuvre littéraire : application au Roi pêcheur de Julien Gracq." Lyon 2, 2000. http://theses.univ-lyon2.fr/documents/lyon2/2000/gerfaud-tourrel.
Full textThe literary work is a complex anthropological and cultural reality requiring an anthropological reading which itself is complex. Such a redefinition of the very nature of the knowledge concerning this cultural production modifies the very nature of its transmission. With the anthropological reading of the literary work, and provided one controls and goes beyond the multiple textual approaches suggested by the contemporary critic thanks to a complex approach, the model of which is the one of the cultural anthropology, the high school teacher has at his disposal a method which allows him to define his own knowledge in an epistemological way and the conditions of its transmission to the apprentice-reader represented by his student. In this particular outlook, the reading of the literary work and the training of such a reading become, in turn, anthropological and cultural acts and develop a progressive consciousness of the young reader towards his own culture as well as other cultures. Such consequences or such elements at stake can also be called rationality, hermeneutic view, representation of the world, questions about the meaning, religious dimensions of culture, citizenship, cultural alterity. The aim of the present thesis is not only to theorize about the literary fact and its teaching, but also to suggest , thanks to the experience of teachers and trainers, a pedagogical and educational set-up in the form of segmented and progressive training scheme. Thus, as regards the high school student, the appropriation of the different steps in the anthropological reading of the literary work, and the conscious and autonomous development of his own culture will be facilitated
Salama, Benjamin. "Gabriel François Doyen (1726-1806), peintre du roi." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020SORUL007.
Full textAs one of main pioneer in the regeneration movement of history painting in the second half of the eighteenth century, Gabriel François Doyen (1726-1806) must undoubtedly be considered one of the most important artists of his generation. Student of Carle Vanloo and then at the École royale des élèves protégés, he is illustrated with a first great masterpiece presented at the Salon of 1759, La mort de Virginie, which made him consider by critics as one of the new hopes of the renewal of French painting. His glory culminates with a great religious command, Le Miracle des Ardents exposed to the Salon of 1767 and remained famous thanks to a long criticism that Diderot dedicated to him, in which he contrasted the powerful lyric style of the artist like Vien, announcer of neoclassical aesthetics. He was in charged with important royal commands in the 1770s, appreciated for his powerful poetic works inspired by the Iliad, Doyen eventually lost the public 's favor in the 1780s, at the very same moment when the generation of David is needed . Under the French Revolution, the artist will be in charged with important functions within the Comission des monuements and will work for the preservation of French heritage alongside Alexandre Lenoir, his former student. In 1792, he finally chose to go to Russia to complete his career ; he held the position of professor at the Imperial Academy of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg, but also the rank of painter of the Empress Catherine II and his son Paul I
Jauffret, Monique. "Le Journal d'Héroard et Louis XIII le vécu du corps d'un roi /." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1990. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb376061990.
Full textFaucherre, Nicolas. "Les citadelles du roi de France sous Charles VII et Louis XI." Paris 1, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA010579.
Full textThe fortification elaborated in the French royal context between 1450 and 1480 quickly evolve because of the french new technic of attak : tranche, explosive mine and breach with the guns, firstly in the parapet, then, after 1490, in the scarp masonry. New forms are elaborated in the French royal context for the citadels build in the cities annexed to the kingdom : embrasure "a la francaise", fixed in 1480, symbolic artillery tower, caponnier, cannon way up, scarpe galery (contremine), barbican. The royal citadels build in the conquered countries - Bayonne and Bordeaux under Charles VII, Dijon, Auxonne, Beaune, Arras et Perpignan under Louis XI are still sticked inside the city wall, absorbing an urban gate to keep a way out. Often, they are build at the place of the breach make by the French to take the city. The building sites offer the possibility of connexion between the gunners and the masons for the conception of the new fortification. The royal mason Vauzy de Saint-Martin seems to be the first, under Louis XI, to standard the forms of the modern state fortification
JAUFFRET, BEYNES MONIQUE. "Le journal d'heroard et louis xiii : le vecu du corps d'un roi." Paris 4, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA040126.
Full textThe analysis of the information written in the diary of heroard, the principal physician of louis xiii, from 1601 to 1628 regarding the preservation of the king's health. This information, thanks to its continuity, homogeneity and precision, forms a unique documentary basis of this period. Regrouped among categories : living patterns, personal hygiene, daily medical supervision, dietetics, these are recorded on chronological and statistical charts. The charts concerning alimentary hygiene lead to comments based on the quality, quantity and dietetics of louis xiii's nutrition. This analytical work is aimed at helping historical research forward into these fields by partly contributing to the critical edition of the diary
Royere, Bertrand de. "Pelagio Palagi et l'aménagement des résidences du roi Charles-Albert en Piémont." Aix-Marseille 1, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010AIX10041.
Full textLouis, Marie-Claude. "Le roi Rodrigue et la Cava dans l'imaginaire hispanique (VIIIe-XVIIe siècles)." Grenoble 3, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004GRE39034.
Full textBarreau, Joëlle. "Être architecte au XVIIe siècle : Libéral Bruand, architecte et ingénieur du roi." Paris 4, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA040271.
Full textLibéral Bruand (1631-1697) was concurrently an architect, a Royal Engineer, and one of the first members of the Royal Academy of Architecture. His great work was the Hôtel royal des Invalides that he built from 1671 to 1676. In addition, he built houses and hôtels intended for a wealthy clientele (aristocrats and financiers). He participated in creating the typology of the "maison de maître" by introducing technical and distributive innovations in hôtels in the years from 1630 to 1650. His art is characterized by a close respect of the program, clarity in planning, and sober ornamentation. This study is the first monograph dedicated to an architect who is representative of the second half of the seventeenth century and who had all the professional qualifications of the builder's milieu of his day. It is founded on abundant source material and unpublished archives, in particular the notarial records of the Minutier central des notaires (Archives nationales, Paris). Beyond the systematic study of the fourteen works that were previously credited to the architect, this research has made it possible to credit him with an additional twenty-three works and to deattribute four
Berger, Sabine. "Action édilitaire et artistique des conseillers du roi de France (1270-1328)." Thesis, Paris 4, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA040156.
Full textThe action of the councillors of the French king in the artistic domain, particularly architectural, at the turn of the XIIIth and XIVth centuries, aroused a large number of monographic studies, but has never been envisaged in a concern of synthesis. Listing buildings and works of art commissioned by these individuals in the realm of France, confronting them with those patronized by the king, let us understand the motivations and the influence of an environment then in full development, that of the royal officers who assisted the king and helped him to govern. The chosen period covers the reigns of the last Capetians, Philip the Fair (1285-1314) and his three sons (1314-1328). It seemed worthwhile to widen the study area to include the reign of Philip the Bold (1270-1285) in order to take into account the beginnings of the phenomenon, besides very diversified : launch of large-scale architectural projects intended for the councillor and his family, embellishment of existing buildings (like cathedrals), production of gravestones, execution of works of art made to “decorate” pious foundations, construction of hospitals or utilitarian buildings ; many examples show the ambition as the devotion of these men. In texts but also in current French architectural landscape, it has been possible to find numerous traces of this action, a typology of which has been proposed. The study aims at answering the following questions : did the king’s councillors share the same lifestyle, the same tastes ? Was their action completely similar to that of the members of the royal family and the nobility ? Can we measure the reach of these creations ?
Riaboff, Isabelle. "Le roi et le moine : figures et principes du pouvoir et de sa legitimation au zanskar (himalaya occidental)." Paris 10, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA100167.
Full textThe thesis is the result of a twenty-two-month fieldwork which took place in zanskar, in the western himalayas (jammu and kashmir state, north-western india). It deals with the connections between religion and polity in a tibetan community. The author questions herself about the separation between the monastic authorities and the zanskari monarchistic structures (the king of zangla, leader of a small kingdom, maintained his prerogatives until 1950). After a long introduction to zanskar's geography and history, the thesis successively describes: the main features of the zanskari social order ; the political and religious figures ; the economic foundations of the exercise of power ; the ritual roles played by the king and the monks, which symbolically contribute to ensuring their authority and power. In conclusion, isabelle riaboff considers the relationship between the tibetan king and monk in comparison with the hindu king and brahmin as analysed by l. Dumont. In both cases, the dyarchy is linked to the distinction made between status and power and the pair is in a "hierarchic reversal" form of relation. However, great divergences appear : on the one hand, the tibetan monasteries and hierarchs' economic life is not entirely comparable to the material dependence of the brahmins upon the men-in-the-world ; on the other hand, the buddhist king is regarded as sacred (indeed, the idea of a strictly secular nature of the hindu king, asserted by l. Dumont, is decried by numerous indianists)
Giraudier, Fanny. "Les Grands et le roi : pouvoir et contestation à la cour des premiers Bourbons (1589-1629)." Thesis, Lyon, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016LYSE2137.
Full textThe aim of this thesis is to understand the relationships between the King and the nobles at the end of the Wars of Religion. This period is marked by a weakening of the royal authority and the division of nobility between factions with different religious faiths. In order to restore order in the kingdom, the King must rely upon nobles whose vocation is to bear arms. However, many nobles don’t recognize him like as a legitimate sovereign. Through war, negotiations and a wise policy of legitimation, Henri IV achieves his goal of rallying them behind his authority. This thesis aims to understand this reconciliation process, on what basis it is founded and how nobles contribute to redefine royal power. Even though peace has been restored since 1598 with the Peace of Vervins and the Edict of Nantes, protests of nobility are not shut and flared several times until 1629. The modalities of the revolt are at the heart of this thesis, that is, the way nobles express their discontent and justify their oppositions against the sovereign. The court provides an ideal environment for the observation of the power dynamics between the King and nobles, men and women. The choice of the period from 1589 up to 1629 allows one to follow the evolution of the relations with the monarchical authority and evaluate the weight of honor, driving force of nobility action as well as the defense of faith in the nobles’ positions. This extensive period allows to apprehend how nobility protests contribute to the building of the monarchy during a period marked by religious conflicts
Hong, Yong-Jin. "Le roi et la société politique : la monarchie française et le système de communication 1315-1360." Paris 1, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA010644.
Full textHavé, Paul-André Charles Emmanuel. "Médecins, chirurgiens et apothicaires du roi : l'hôpital militaire de Strasbourg et ses praticiens au XVIIIe siècle." Strasbourg, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011STRA1031.
Full textThe 18th century was marked by the transition from one political domination to another, in this occurrence from the Holy Roman Empire to the Kingdom of France. Alsace would then be seen as a border province, both at stake and the scene of military operations. The City of Strasbourg, capital of this new province finds itself in the middle of those stakes. With the French presence appears a new toponym: the "Welches Spital" (literally: hospital of the Frenchmen), directly linked to the introduction of military hospitals, a French innovation themselves. There is an interesting coincidence between the transition from Alsace to France, the creation of the first real permanent hospitals, of an army-specific healthcare and the streamlining of the French Royal Armies. Strasbourg takes part in the process of the establishment of a military duty with its groping, its confusion and its successes, a process that ends with the French Revolution of 1789. Since military hospitals have been the theme of a number or essays, we shall attempt, under the prosopographic study of the medical personnel, to associate the different elements in a global overview, that of the evolution of the military healthcare and its specific administrative structures that go along with it, with the objective to account for the evolution of the legal environment, the training dispensed, the buildings, the care given, the ill and the wounded
Valle, de Loro Daniela. "Le Grand Insulaire et Pilotage d’André Thevet, cosmographe du roi : édition critique partielle." Thesis, Paris 4, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA040042.
Full textDuring the last years of his life dedicated to traveling and Geography, André Thevet (1516-1592) engaged himself into the making of an extensive work named Le Grand Insulaire et Pilotage, which is a genuine cartographic description of the world, specially the New World. This document, which is considerably rich in useful indications for the navigation, would remain unfinished. The reason for this is often laid upon the political and religious disturbances which then took place in France and their consequences on the publishing field. However, the fact that Thevet has not finished Grand Insulaire is also due to his work method, as we can verify in his composition procedures; The critical study of the preserved manuscripts as well as the analysis of his sources, based on a codicological and linguistic point of view, allow us to verifiy this hypothesis and to understand all the singularity of such an important work for the knowledge of the Tupi Indians of Brazil in the sixteenth century
Gerfaud, Jean-Pierre Tourrel Jean-Paul Avanzini Guy. "Pour une lecture anthropologique de l'oeuvre littéraire application au Roi pêcheur de Julien Gracq /." Lyon : Université Lumière Lyon 2, 2000. http://theses.univ-lyon2.fr/sdx/theses/lyon2/2000/gerfaud-tourrel.
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