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Artículos de revistas sobre el tema "Cheval – Utilisation militaire – Japon"
Baldin, Damien y Damien Baldin. "De la contiguïté anthropologique entre le combattant et le cheval". Revue Historique des Armées 248, n.º 3 (1 de agosto de 2007): 75–87. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/rha.249.0075.
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Texto completoDumont, Adeline. "Du cheval au destrier : dressage, matériel et utilisation en reconstitution militaire". Bien Dire et Bien Aprandre, n.º 33 (1 de diciembre de 2018): 235–48. http://dx.doi.org/10.54563/bdba.672.
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Clément, Jérémy. "Les cultures équestres du monde grec : une histoire culturelle de la guerre à cheval (ca. 350 - ca. 50 a.C.)". Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018MON30087.
Texto completoThe military campaigns of Philip II and Alexander the Great upset the political and military balance of the classical Greek world. By developing a military way of thinking based on the coordination of arms and not on the primacy of the infantry, they gave the cavalry unprecedented tactical importance compared to other civil armies in the classical period. Alexander the Great's epic is, in this respect, a collective adventure of tens of thousands of men and horses. It introduced a conception of war in which horses were key players, bending strategy, tactics and campaign logistics. From then on, the production, training and upbringing of war horses became primordial issues in the construction of the Hellenistic kingdoms, because Alexander's successors' dynasties were constantly concerned with maintaining a powerful cavalry.In this equestrian adventure, the cities followed in the Hellenistic kingdoms' footsteps with the resources available to them: they reformed the cavalry or created new units, often in a federal perspective allowing them to feed greater military ambitions. This involved finding horses, but also men to mount and care for them. The social consensus established between the civic authorities and the cavalier elites - a far from homogeneous "squire class" - which differed greatly from one city to another depending on the local equestrian culture, i.e. the uses, practices and representations of horsemen in the political, economic and social context of the civic community to which they belonged. Regional equestrian cultures thus partly determined the capacity of cities to develop their cavalry, but, in return, the political and military changes of the Hellenistic period considerably influenced the elite's equestrian culture by renewing its practices - from the prestige of hippotrophia to the realities of military riding - and associating it more strongly than before with the political destinies of the city, its values and its system of representation
Blaineau, Alexandre. "Chevaux, cavaliers et cavaleries dans l’oeuvre de Xénophon : sociologie, technique et théorie de l’équitation militaire dans le monde grec au IVe siècle avant J.-C". Rennes 2, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010REN20015.
Texto completoThe works of Xenophon provide a thorough analysis of the world of horses and riders in classical Greece. Particularly, the study of two of his books, the Art of Horsemanship and the Cavalry Commander, reveals the different aspects of horse breeding, technical riding, and the use of cavalry in battle. Influenced by the Persian world, Xenophon also offers innovative ideas aimed at providing a central role for the Greek rider, in war and society
Carayon, Agnès. "La Furūsiyya des Mamlûks : Une élite sociale à cheval (1250-1517)". Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012AIXM3027/document.
Texto completoThe Mamluks are renowned for bringing the arts of furūsiyya to their highest expression. This thesis aims to identify both the issues of their dexterity, and characteristics.The first part focuses on the literature of furūsiyya. After a historiographical balance, several treatises of furūsiyya are analyzed and compared in order to better understand the legacy and contributions properly Mamluk. An anonymous treatise of handling dabbūs and fight on horseback, also containing some of the fires of war, is edited and translated.The second part of this thesis is on their military supremacy.Their extensive training is described, but the light was also put on their horses : races, training, numbers and maintenance. A wide selection of Mamluk weapons is presented. Finally, a chapter is devoted to the problem of combat methods, very little known, which tends to moderate vision of mounted archers that is generally widespread.The last part focus on social history. It aims to demonstrate that furūsiyya mastery was seen by the Mamluks as the knowledge of a complex art, an "attribute of distinction", which distinguished them from the hoi polloi. Then, the various manifestations of belonging to this social class are analyzed: "sports" riding, gambling venues and military training, and palace-stables, and finally the institutions and the shows.The appendices contain a detailed table of manuscripts of furūsiyya, a glossary and a few plates
Libros sobre el tema "Cheval – Utilisation militaire – Japon"
traducteur, Clermont Marie-Andrée y Lafrance Marie illustrateur, eds. Bunny, cheval de guerre: Une histoire vraie. Toronto: Éditions Scholastic, 2014.
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Horikoshi, Kōichi. "Éléments d’histoire comparée de la culture militaire médiévale entre l’Occident et le Japon : l’exemple du tir à l’arc à cheval". En Horizons médiévaux d’Orient et d’Occident, 269–86. Éditions de la Sorbonne, 2022. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.psorbonne.115159.
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