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Mortas, Pauline. ""Articles intimes pour dames et messieurs" : une histoire du marché lié à la sexualité (France, années 1880 - années 1930)". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 1, 2023. http://www.theses.fr/2023PA01H076.
Texto completoThe 1880s-1930s are commonly described as the ‘first sexual revolution’, due to the many upheavals that marked that period (the rise of feminist and birth control movements, the birth of sexology, transformations in gender relations, etc.). This dissertation highlights a little-known aspect of this time: the rise of a market for objects related to sexuality. It traces the material history of these ‘intimate articles’ (contraceptive devices, remedies for sexual disorders and erotic accessories), and shows that this market emerged as part of the major changes that occurred at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries (industrialization, globalization, changes in trade and consumption). It highlights the central role played by professions on the fringes of medicine (herbalists, midwives, bandage-makers and pharmacists) and analyzes how sex entrepreneurs, who foreshadowed contemporary sex shops, became prosperous in the Belle Époque Paris. These shops faced growing crackdown that sought to limit the visibility of this market, accused of endangering French morality and birth rate. This dissertation then highlights the adaptability of sellers, who were constantly inventing new advertising strategies to avoid prosecution and legitimize their products in the eyes of their customers. As it reveals the rise of a culture of sexual consumption and unravels its lasting influence on images and practices, it suggests new ways of writing the history of sexuality and gender relations
Jablonka, Ivan. "Les abandonnés de la République : l'enfance et le devenir des pupilles de l'Assistance publique de la Seine placés en famille d'accueil (1874-1939)". Paris 4, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA040140.
Texto completoDickens's and Hugo's novels set a link between the industrial revolution and child abandonment, but the overwhelming majority of children fostered by the French Assistance publique, especially those who were born in Paris, were not raised in urban areas but lived and worked in the countryside. This policy, which presumes the moral superiority of farmers, was intended to remove urban vagrants and to set them in rural areas. Due to a growing lack of agricultural workers, hiring Assistance publique children became an easy solution. To a certain extent, foster children benefited from this forced situation. They earned money, they were able to buy what they wanted and they generally could choose their own boss, whereas legitimate children were often obliged to work for free in their father's farm. However, waifs and strays still suffered social injustice under the Assistance publique who not only did not try to improve their living conditions or increase their wages, but also did not try to prevent girls from being assaulted. In the end, rural fosterage did not have a profound effect on the rural exodus, but it did strongly transform the local demographic and economic situation and perpetuated an insufficiently competitive and poorly mechanized agriculture
Larique, Bertrand. "L'économie du tourisme en France des années 1890 à la veille de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale : organisation et développement d'un secteur socio-économique". Bordeaux 3, 2006. https://extranet.u-bordeaux-montaigne.fr/memoires/diffusion.php?nnt=2006BOR30051.
Texto completoFrom the 1890’s to the beginning of the Second World War, tourism in France is deeply transformed by its industrialization and its organization as an independent social-economic sector with increased value. It is involved in an “organisational revolution” which gives rise to the construction of a touristic system and an economy of tourism, in the sense of a well-managed productive activity. These transformations contribute first to the development of what we can call a “meta-web” of actors linked to the growth of tourism. Secondly, they help the process of recognition of this activity which is transferred during this half-century from the fringe to the hearth of the french economic system. This thesis focuses on how active tourism was organised, through associations, and how receptive tourism was taken care of by institutions such as tourist offices. It also deals with the different ways in which the State supports this activity, from the creation of official structures to the development of popular tourism. Our aim is to stress the attempts towards integration and coordination led by the actors of the global touristic economy. Finally, we want to highlight the specificity of the french touristic model, which developped relationships of mutual influence with other international models
Marrel, Guillaume. "L'élu et son double : cumul des mandats et construction de l'Etat républicain en France du milieu du XIXème au milieu du XXème siècle". Grenoble 2, 2003. https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-01691408.
Texto completoPerron, Daniel. "La république francaise revisitée : Le droit public en débat (1894-1905)". Rennes 1, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000REN10401.
Texto completoMartinant, de Preneuf Jean. "Mentalités et comportements religieux des officiers de marine sous la Troisième République". Paris 10, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA100035.
Texto completoFrench naval officers see themselves as members of a secular order united on the mystic of Honour. Only some of them base their perception of the naval system on the Christian message. However, the glorification of their vocation is continuously borrowing from this message, sometimes without any reference to Faith. As far as the Naval Academy is concerned, a move towards Christian feelings is obvious. Officers are attached to a form of secularity that they promote in executing their duty. They champion the Concordat and freedom of conscience, Roman Catholicism being perceived as the base of national identity and established order. The progress of Radicalism is viewed as an aggression against a Christian and maritime France. Therefore, religious membership appears as an identity marker. This approach although defended by a minority has gained a wide following, because, while refraining to refer overtly to religion, it establishes the Navy as last resort announcing the ‘Révolution nationale’
Aubert, Monique. "Séverine, journaliste". Lyon 2, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997LYO2A006.
Texto completoDumas, Jean-Philippe. "L'administration du commerce et de l'industrie de 1870 à 1914 : institutions publiques et transformation de l'Etat". Paris, EPHE, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006EPHE4106.
Texto completoTorre, Pascal Ange. "Le radicalisme en Corse sous la troisième République". Paris 13, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA131021.
Texto completoJoumas, Georges. "Louis Gallouédec (1864-1937), un vulgarisateur de la géographie engagé en politique". Orléans, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005ORLE1072.
Texto completoLouis Gallouédec (1864-1937) has acted simultaneously as a prominent geographer and a politician in the Loiret department. From a very modest Briton background, he has enjoyed an impressive social advancement throught "meritocracy". One of Vidal de La Blache's students, he passed the agregation, contribued to the Annales de géographie, and then specialized in the writing of textbooks. From 1912 onwards, he ran the whole Hachette collection of atlas and geography books for all levels of teaching. From 1911 to 1933, he exercised as a inspector general. All the same time, he took an active part in the political life in the Loiret departement : first as a militant : defence of Dreyfus, defence of the republican and civil causes, then as an elected representative for the radical party : mayor, department councilor and eventually president of the department Council. Obviously, all the points of this research have been studied in the historical context of the Third Republic