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Seah, Tsu Tham Tommy. "Exploring historical Russian pianism in Sergei Lyapunov’s Twelve Transcendental Études, Op. 11: The development of a performance edition." Thesis, Edith Cowan University, Research Online, Perth, Western Australia, 2018. https://ro.ecu.edu.au/theses/2131.
Full textBoiché, Olga. "IM'A et NAME : etude comparée des anthroponymes germaniques et slaves et leurs plus anciennes manifestations chez les Anglo-Saxons et les Russes." Thesis, Paris 4, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA040205.
Full textThe present dissertation is a philological and historical analysis of the oldest Germanic and Slavic given names. The corpus comprises the Germanic names attested before the end of the 5th century, the names of Germanic women attested before the end of the 7th century, the Slavic names attested before the end of the 9th century and the Russian names attested before the end of the 14th century. I analyse the cultic et cultural notions expressed in the personal names and shared by both traditions such as: sacrality of the hero chosen by gods, veneration of the ancestors and belief in their rebirth, belief in female guardian spirits, the desire and hope of wealth for the progeny. The belief in the protective force of the apotropaic names isanalysed from examples of names expressing negative emotions toward the child, names referring to a wolf and names with an obscene meaning. The close examination of German and Slavic female names reveals and explains the predominance of warlike anthroponomical themes among the former and their absence among the latter
Lallemand, Jean-Charles. "Etude sur le gouvernement des provinces en Russie (1991-2004) : exemples des régions de Briansk et Smolensk." Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004IEPP0034.
Full textTalatchian, Mortéza. "Etude comparative de quelques aspects du développement des agglomérations parisienne et moscovite." Paris 1, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA010539.
Full textTrunova, Arina. "Le sleng (сленг) russe et son rôle sur Internet : analyse sociolinguistique et fonctionnelle." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019SORUL133.
Full textThe large usage of sleng (transliteration from сленг) is one of the important characteristics of modern Russian. Its employment is even more evident on the Internet, as it allows to describe the subjects of the modern life that are not covered by the standard language. It is thus essential to study sleng as an important element of Russian language.As the clear definition of sleng does not yet exist, we analyse this term, showing its specific role in comparison to other terms, such as žargon, argo and dialekt. The main particularity of sleng is its general usage by wide ranges of Russian speakers without distinction of their social or cultural level.The study of the context of the sleng usage on the Internet, according to the vision of Catherine Kerbrat-Orecchioni of the Jakobson's functions of language, shows that a sleng speaker is a standard Russian Internet user, who uses sleng on a daily basis.Finally, the typology of sleng based on the Jakobson's functions of language allows us to structure elements following the role they play in Internet communication and offers us the global vision of the place that takes sleng on the Internet and more generally in modern Russian. We establish that referential, emotive and poetic functions are highly represented in sleng, whereas other functions attest just a minimal content volume in sleng. This fact proves that the sleng relies on the standard language and enriches it without opposing to it or trying to recreate it.The goal of the present thesis is to create a theoretical basis that will help future studies of other subjects related to the Russian sleng
Chestakova-Lefevre, Nina. "Etude comparative de la prise en charge de personnes en situation de handicap mental en France et en Russie." Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015USPCC282.
Full textThe main objectives of this thesis consist in making a comparative analysis of the specified health care of people with mental disabilities in France and in Russia, using a multidisciplinary follow-up programme aimed at young adult patients. This doctoral study begins with a history of the theoretical advances in the health care organisation for people with mental health conditions as well as an overview of the legislation evolution. This exploratory and comparative study includes 20 people (10 French and 10 Russian) with light or medium intellectual disabilities, aged 19 to 33, who are placed in specialized institutions. A comparison is made between the current legislations in France and Russia and shows that though alike, they result from a very different history. The health-care organisation for people with mental disorders is also under close scrutiny. The analysis shows the great diversity in specialized mental-health-care infrastructures available both in France and Russia. The collection of data has been carried out through the study of medical and educational files and semi-structured interviews with the supervising staff and young adults in specialized centres. In this doctoral thesis, the study methodology as well as the results obtained in psychometric and projective tests are provided. Findings are discussed in light of current research and criticized with regard to methodological limitations. This research work exhibits the impact of the institutional health-care on the social adjustment of those young people with mental-health issues, according to their psychological potential. This study analyses the results of different mental-health-care programmes in two countries - France and Russia — with distinct social and societal patterns. However, this bibliographical and historical research shows that practices result from clinical and therapeutic values that have sometimes been conflictory, and which for historical reasons are often close, but also at times disjointed. In fact, this inquiry shows that the exchanges between France and Russia must be maintained, as they used to be, in relation to practices and research. The approaches of the two cultures appear quite complementary and can learn from each other. Comparative studies must therefore continue. This enlargement would provide other examples of social situations or institutional environments which would help to understand the impact of the various health-care programmes in both countries
Proyart, Jacqueline de. "Études sur la littérature russe du Moyen-Âge à nos jours et sur l'histoire de la Russie sous le règne d'Alexandre III : de Gogol à Soljénitsyne (recueil d'articles : 1956-1985)." Bordeaux 3, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985BOR3ET06.
Full textChoura, Lilia. "Etude du transfert du césium 137 et des éléments transuraniens dans les écosystèmes forestiers de la région de Tomsk (Sibérie) et du Mecantour (France)." Nice, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004NICE4055.
Full textThe purpose of this work will consist in studying caesium and transuranic element transfer in wood ecosystems from Tomsk region and Mercantour. Fission products and transuranic elements are of interest for radioecological researches because they have long half life and high radiotoxicity. The radionuclide transfer in the soil-to-^plant system is important because plant-stored radionuclides can represent a risk to man through food chain. Radiochemical separation, gamma and alpha spectrometry were applied to the samples to calculate the concentrations of 137Cs, 210Pb, 239-240Pu, 238Pu and 241 Am. The radioactive contamination status of two sites of in Tomsk vicinity and in Mercantour was investigated to establish the main sources of the radioactive pollution. Climatic conditions, concentrations of radionuclides in soils, physical and chemical characteristics of soil, effects of competition between chemical analogues, were investigated as the main factors influencing soil-to-fern of caesium and transuranic elements. The obtained results will be of great value to evaluate radiation doses and long-term countermeasures in the investigated areas
Soukhova, Natalia. "Etude de la distribution du 137Cs et modélisation des tranferts sol-plante dans les écosystèmes forestiers de la région de Briansk fortement contaminés par l'accident de Tchernobyl." Besançon, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000BESA2070.
Full textThis work presents the results of the study of 137Cs distribution and transfer in forest ecosystems of Briansk (Russia). This region was heavily contaminated in the result of radioactive fallout from Chernobyl NPP accident in 1986. Thus the level of contamination allows to get reliable results. Different sites with pedological and forest features were chosen with the aim to study the influence of these parameters on 137Cs migration in soil and its transfer into vegetation. 137Cs migration in soil depends on forest litter thickness and composition. At present time the principal part of 137Cs is situated in the limit between litter and mineral horizons. Sequential extractions obtained from soil samples revealed the existence of geochemical barrier. This barrier is located just beneath the forest litter. 137Cs distribution in different parrts (wood, bark, leaves, sap, roots) of coniferous and deciduous woody species (Pinus sylvestris and Betula pendula) was studied. 137Cs is very mobile in trees and our results show that its distribution can be easily explained by structure and functioning of studied species. Thus the difference in radial 137Cs distribution in trunk of studied species is closely linked to the difference in radial rays composition. Moreover it was demonstrated in some examples that 137Cs transfer in different types of forest vegetation depends on factors as : vertical distribution of 137Cs bioavailable forms in soil profile, vertical distribution of plant roots and some specific capacities of plants to accumulate 137Cs. The set of data gathered during the present work allowed us to develop one mathematical model of 137Cs migration and fixation in forest soil. Moreover conceptual models of 137Cs transfer in forest ecosystems were designed and a new approach to estimate the contamination of forest compartments contamination by 137Cs was proposed
Lavroukine, Nina. "L'intelligentsia anglaise et la fièvre russe : 1910-1917." Paris 3, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA030095.
Full textThe aim of this work is to capture the image of the English intelligentsia in its quest for an identity at the time when the Russian craze reached the height of its intensity with the vogue for Diaghilev, and the cults of Dostoevsky and Chekhov. It was in this particular context that the English intellectual elite chose to adopt for itself the Russian term intelligentsia. The Russian craze, a phenomenon of collective hysteria, was fuelled by the myth of the Russian soul, a cliched phrase of western thought. Following the anglo-russian agreement of 1907, this myth became a propaganda instrument intended to rally public opinion hostile to rapprochement. This explains the part played by the myth in the campaign of enticement led by the press. With the strengthening of the entente into an alliance (1914-17), church and state joined forces, using the slogan of the soul propagated by men of letters. From the aesthetic soul of the Russian ballet, the soul made sacred by Dostoevsky, then trivialized by Chekhov, the myth responded to the needs of an age in crisis. The Russian craze, symptomatic of an England in transition, proved the catalyst for change in the English intelligentsia as the agent of a new self-awareness and the promoter of new aesthetics
Rosenthal, Anne-Marie. "Une image du juif dans la littérature russe du dix-neuvième siècle." Paris 10, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA100125.
Full textThis thesis comes after a work published in 1982 : "antisemitism in russia" by anne-marie rosenthal (paris - presses universitaires de france) describing the conditions in which the jews lived in russia, conditions coming from their exceptional statute. Effectively, during centuries those exceptional laws changed them in a particular human group, in russia like in every catholicized coutry. This thesis starts from the fact that catholicism (became orthodoxy in russia) opened for the first time in that country a particular attitude ntowards the jews. The characteristics of the jews coming from their juridical situation, being explicable, do not have any interest for scientific research. The works, red, describing those explicable features, for this reason were discarted. - after having analysed works of numerous writers (and seven principal among them) describing characteristics of the jews, after having recapituled, a conclusion appeared : there is a difference or an opposition in sexual field between the two catholic orthodox and judaic spheres. This field is not conditioned by the exceptional laws
Gousseva, Natalia. "Etude méthodologique sur la prise en compte des différences culturelles dans la gestion des projets internationaux basée sur une recherche entre la France et la Russie." Paris 9, 2005. https://portail.bu.dauphine.fr/fileviewer/index.php?doc=2005PA090003.
Full textDevelopment of international cooperation, increasing number of transnational companies and growing interests for international projects realisation require an application of new mode of management. The objective of this thesis is to shed a new light on the research of multicultural team management. In the framework of this research we testified the thesis hypothesis according to which the efficiency of international project management depend on using advantages of cross-cultural differences. The results of the conducted research show the great influence of cross-cultural differences on the international project management, as well as demonstrate dependence of management process from cultural component, presented by different factors of national culture. It confirms that leadership, multicultural team building and cooperation, the process of decision making, conflict resolving and motivation depend on the influence of national culture
Matvejeva, Arina. "Succès des organisations durant la transition institutionnelle : le complexe « microchirurgie de l'oeil » de S. N. Fyodorov." Thesis, Lyon 2, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012LYO22031.
Full textWhat determines organizational survival and success across different institutional regimes? The present historical case study attempts to answer the question by analyzing the evolution of a Russian state medical institution, i.e. the S.N. Fyodorov “Inter-Sectoral Research and Technology Complex “Eye Microsurgery””. The study spans over four clearly defined regimes: 1960 – 1985 (Soviet Russia, pre-perestroika period), 1986 – 1991 (Gorbachev’s perestroika), 1992 – 2000 (the transition years), and 2001 – 2009 (current Russia, post-Fyodorov period). The analysis focuses on the co-evolution of the external institutions and the firm’s organizational structure, the system of property rights, innovation patterns and the channels of technological diffusion. The findings suggest that the general institutional environment exerts influence on the firm’s performance through determining the “rules of the game” for economic transactions and through establishing a set of development possibilities. It is then the firm’s internal processes, dynamic competences and the ability to innovate that determine whether the organization can adapt to external changes, recognize the development possibilities and take advantage of them. In addition, the roles of leadership, the type of technology and its diffusion scope, initial State support, as well as the extent of demand are apparent in sustaining successful performance. Multi-level high performance rewards structure in combination with novel industrialized treatment methods (e.g. the use of a surgical conveyer and team production) resulted in greater volumes of clinical procedures performed, as well as higher quality, complexity and diversity of treatment. In addition, at the earlier stages of the firm’s development, the presence of prolific innovators and the organizational structure that supported learning, knowledge production and accumulation (the “clinic – engineering – approbation – production – clinic” cycle) were crucial for creating a basis for persistent innovation. In later periods, the combination of resource availability (material, financial, human capital), external collaborations, novel ways of organizing treatment, extensive inter and intra-firm diffusion of technologies also contributed to high levels of innovation. Overall, the work provides support for an interdisciplinary approach to the study of organizations, i.e. combining institutional analysis, evolutionary and dynamic organizational economics, strategic management, the economics of innovation, the analysis of property rights and the role of leadership
Smith, Gregory Michael. "Performance Practice Issues in Russian Piano Music." Thesis, 2003. http://hdl.handle.net/1959.13/24961.
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Smith, Gregory Michael. "Performance Practice Issues in Russian Piano Music." 2003. http://hdl.handle.net/1959.13/24961.
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