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Journal articles on the topic "Science-fiction – Sacré"
Sfez, Lucien. "Une nouvelle idée du sacré: le desir de santé parfaite." Revista FAMECOS 12, no. 27 (April 13, 2008): 21. http://dx.doi.org/10.15448/1980-3729.2005.27.3319.
Full textJenvrin, Sébastien. "Catastrophe, sacré et figures du mal dans la science-fiction : une fonction cathartique." Le Portique, no. 22 (April 10, 2009). http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/leportique.2203.
Full textPlana, Muriel. "Mythes et science-fiction moderniste au théâtre : R.U.R de Čapek (1920) et Adam et Eve de Boulgakov (1930)." Textes et contextes, no. 17-1 (July 15, 2022). http://dx.doi.org/10.58335/textesetcontextes.3612.
Full textDebaene, Vincent. "Anthropologie et littérature." Anthropen, 2019. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.090.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Science-fiction – Sacré"
Lottiaux, Mathieu. "Herméneutique des mondes disjonctifs : le sacré et ses conséquences dans la fantasy et la science-fiction (1950-1989)." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Valenciennes, Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France, 2021. http://www.theses.fr/2021UPHF0051.
Full textThe aim of our work is to understand, in a same analysis, the stories of science fiction and fantasy, to extract the transversal mechanisms and to propose, in a same time, a rereading and a hermeneutic. 333 We base our analysis on the hypothesis that the stories of science fiction and fantasy are “sacred stories” (Mircea Eliade) maintained, in the diegesis (fictional world), by a deus otiosus which is called by Marc Angenot, the absent paradigm. By mixing the works of Marc Angenot and Mircea Eliade, we propose the assumption that the diegesis contains a sacred that emerges (hierophanies) by many ways, and depends on the sensibility of the characters (Roger Caillois). However, we can observe recurrent frames (the origin, the paternity, the space, the prediction) and repetitive figures (the apocalypse, the cosmogony, the father, the mother, the landscape, the prophecy, etc.) that imply a social organization of the sacred (Hannah Arendt). In our second part, we observe the fluctuations (Gilles Deleuze, Félix Guattari ; Roger Caillois) of the sacred in the diegesis and we extract the constants and the variables about the time (Mircea Eliade ; Jean-Marie Grassin ; Jean-Paul Engélibert ; Niccholas Serruys), the space (Anna Bugajska ; Roger Caillois ; Hannah Arendt) and the justice (Roger Caillois ; Hélène Machinal ; Brian Attebery). So, the diegetic space is made up by sacred and profane which allows us to observe transversal mechanisms in the stories. Our last part, we apply the constants and the variables extracted from the second part and centred around the main character and his quest. We chose productions opposed by the critics to reread the division between the science fiction and the fantasy and to propose a new and common perspective, beyond the generic and temporal borders. So the disjunctive worlds appear like “sacred stories” with variables and constants that are a social metaphor of the sacred
Périer, Isabelle. "Mythe et épopée en science-fiction : technoscience, sacré et idéologie dans les cycles d'Herbert, Simmons, Banks, Hamilton, Bordage et Ayerdhal." Grenoble, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010GRENL015.
Full textThe aim of this study is to explore the seemingly contradictory, but actually essential relations between myth and epic, on the one hand. , and science-fiction on the other. Its main purpose is to answer three questions: what, how, why ? The corpus is based on the following works : Herbert’s "Cycle of Dune", Simmons’s "Hyperion", Ilium and Olympos, Banks’s " Cycle of Culture ", Hamilton’s "Nights Down trilogy", Bordage’s "Les Guerriers du silence", Les Derniers Hommes and Wang and Ayerdhal’s " Le Daym ". First what seems to be a contradiction is analyzed through the realist dimension based on technoscience and the mythic-epic dimension. This exploration results in putting that contradiction into perspective, Then, this study will provide the reader with an in-depth account of the relationship between these two dimensions through a functional analysis of the science-fiction narrative. It demonstrates how the mythopoetic structure of the narrative stages technoscientific actors who often replace the traditional ones in folktales or fantasy. Then, a few conclusions about the consequences of this substitution can be drawn. In the last part, the causes of the presence of myth and epic in science fiction are studied with the help of a methodical classification of the recurrent mythical themes and a mythoanalysis of the contemporary views on technoscience, which emails the idea that these myths contribute to the ideological and critical dimension of science fiction, by dramatizing the fears and expectations of our societies with respect to technical and scientific innovations. This ideological and critical dimension opens up the idea that our times call into question the heritage of positivism and the radical separation of science and the sacred