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Lanzoni, Anna <1990>. « Figure simboliche di animali all'interno della decorazione scultorea del portale maggiore della cattedrale di Ferrara ». Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/13476.
Texte intégralJoyeux, Laure. « Les animalités de l’art : modalités et enjeux de la figure animale contemporaine et actuelle ». Thesis, Bordeaux 3, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013BOR30012/document.
Texte intégralMy research as well as my creative process on the one hand, revolves around the animal figure in its relationship to art, and on the other hand, around the key-notions of animal anthropomorphism, zoomorphism, metamorphosis, the animal figure and hybridization; constant, iconic and plastic themes of my work. How and why does the artist call forth animals in such a recurrent and diversified manner? How have physical and materiel complementarities, mental analogies as well as exacerbated tensions come into play today, in such a striking fashion between mankind and the animal world? If animals are the off-centered witness of how our societies function, as a distorting and critical mirror, what does its figure reveal when grappling with the art of our beast-like behaviors and of the relationship that we maintain with it? Resorting to concepts emanating from different academic disciplines, in particular, the human sciences, has provided and shed light to the analyses of the works: our own, those of the past and of today. The result being, an utterance density as regards the content of the link which feeds the man-animal pair, whether the situations staged are fictitious or real. The parallel drawn between the methods of plastic expression (imitation, caricature, assemblage, staging) and stylistic devices (metonymy, metaphor, comparison, allegory) within the process listed above is aimed at highlighting the discursive nature of the selected works. Eliciting the animal world within our thesis, thus benefits from a three-fold definition. The animal’s image, which is the reflection and recollection of our humanity, accompanies mankind, as the paradigm – living model or ideal image –, of a certain identity of mankind – its weaknesses, its rebellions, its excesses, its obsessions, etc. In addition, the animal’s figure is also to be understood as a mediator, prevailing over direct criticism and dialogue, and managing to reconcile opposites. Thus invested, the animal’s ambiguous or ambivalent image gives rise to multiplicity, to an extraordinary, artistic and iconographic fertility. Its figures, which challenge the monolithic form, are rarely isolated; they cross over, are mingled, and permeate
Malay, Michael. « The figure of the animal in modern and contemporary poetry ». Thesis, University of Bristol, 2014. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.682680.
Texte intégralLecomte, Vincent. « Un penser animal à l'oeuvre ». Thesis, Lyon, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017LYSES043.
Texte intégralTo evoke or to summon the animal in art puts in perspective the work of mankind, increases its excesses and its inconsistencies as well as it makes possible to open up the door to what is outside the human reach. Artists inspire themselves from the symbolic to which the animal is giving flesh, its morphology up to the ways of communication it creates and deploys. Artists may even be tempted by mimicry. Don’t creators and poets dispose of no other means than this one to address that strangeness that seems however so familiar to them ?To invite the animal in art work, could it be plastic arts, performances, musicals works or on stage, is to offer an infinite matrix for figuring or reconfiguring. The expression of its physical and behavioral repertory is articulated as a structured language. Beyond a transposition that allows a glimpse at human kind’s humanity, artists can also try to break through the reality of other living beings. Half way through confrontation, dialogue and transference, artistic practices mirror the diversity of human relationships with animals and even its polymorphism, as well as they reflect on the history of a human attitude fundamentally ambivalent, torn between empathy and exploitation. The animal experience, the animalistic experiment even, gives rise to a territory and consciousness sharing, opening up to the unveiling of a thinking through images
Moreau, Ronan. « Sur les chemins des terres sauvages : figures et symbolique des animaux de la forêt dans l'Inde ancienne ». Paris 3, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA030123.
Texte intégralThis study about the images and the symbolism of the wild animals at ancient India is based on a reading of the Veda and the epics that are the Rāmāyan_a and the Mahābhārata. It consists in drawing up a portrait as complete as possible of emblematic animals of the forest: wolves, jackals, hyenas, bears, lions, tigers, panthers, elephants, rhinoceroses, wild boars, and buffalos. Equally real and conceptual animals, their picture seems complex and partially attached to the definition of the environment where they live, the aran_ya or the wilderness. Mainly represented through their relations with man, who is constantly fascinated by them, they are either pushed away or appealed, in that case leading to an animalisation of the individual. Primarily lexical, the phenomenon questions its deep nature and the links between man and animal, which reveal themselves by a transfer of strength and power. This relation tends logically to consider the wild animal in a divine and/or demoniac environment where, between myths and sacrifices, it appears sometimes as a protégé of the god, sometimes as one of its multiple forms, often dreadful
Joyeux, Laure. « Les animalités de l'art : modalités et enjeux de la figure animale contemporaine et actuelle ». Phd thesis, Université Michel de Montaigne - Bordeaux III, 2013. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00937248.
Texte intégralLöfving, Axel. « The Dispersal of Gold : Material and Figural Traits of the Gold Foil Figures from Västra Vång ». Thesis, Södertörns högskola, Arkeologi, 2020. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:sh:diva-41584.
Texte intégralOrtega, Garzón Sandra María. « De hombres y de bestias : figuras animales de lo político en el teatro colombiano contemporáneo ». Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/664099.
Texte intégralThis dissertation studies the boom of animal imaginary within the last twenty years (1996-2015) of Colombian dramaturgy. This is a phenomenon closely linked to the socio-political situation in the country where animal figures persist as a mechanism of metaphorical representation of its political reality. This research has as historical background the period of the armed conflict in Colombia, an era characterized by an internal armed struggle affecting the country from the 1950s to the present day that has sparked a wave of social and political violence in the country. This situation has served as scriptural seed for many Colombian artists who have used their symbolic and metaphorical images to reflect their worldview. This research is supported by theoretical contributions from different scientific disciplines, including philosophy, anthropology, sociology, semiotics, literature and theatre studies. In terms of its methodology, it uses Gilbert Durand's myth analysis model to dive into the images-text of the animal in Colombian dramaturgy and its universe as a source of creation. And in order to find the links between text and scenic dramaturgy —the fiction of the plays— with the Colombian reality, this study offers a comprehensive interpretation of animal figures. The study on “the animal” in this thesis is divided in two parts: the first one, written as a bestiary, reflects upon the findings of “bestiality” in the work. This part discusses two visions of bestiality, a natural and an abnormal one, as a way of finding beasts characters and monsters as images of otherness. The second part is structured under two principal subjects, the animal’s body and habitat. It is focused on unveiling the textual and scenic mechanisms used by playwrights to picture and to think of animality; an imaginary that led us to conclude that, in contemporary Colombian fiction, the place of the animal is exile and exclusion, and the vision of man is that of an “hommo inhumnus” while the vision of the world is that of a “meat” world.
ARBEID, Barbara. « Bronzi votivi etruschi a figura animale. Problemi culturali, storico-artistici e cultuali ». Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Ferrara, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/11392/2388834.
Texte intégralTETI, Marco. « Il disegno animato giapponese di serie degli anni Ottanta. Storia, figure e linguaggio ». Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Ferrara, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/11392/2389191.
Texte intégralAutran, Isabelle. « Les figures sexuelles de l'altérité : échanges symboliques entre les sexualités animales et humaines ». Montpellier 3, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007MON30043.
Texte intégralIf we combine the notions of the Same and of the Other, we obtain the following avenues of research: the animal and man, and the animal in man or the animality of man as an ideological construction which is a reversed ontology from a concept which is defined as the negative of the human element. The notion of figure allows to dialecticize the relationship between human sexualities and animal sexualities by highlighting the modes of alteration of the one (man) by the other (the animal). Here the “symbolic exchange” is a rhetorical reversal which materializes two theme orientations: “the sexual figures of animality” and the “animal figures of sexuality”. In the first proposal, the problematics of sexuality will be the prism of intelligibility which will allow to think the living animal aspect. The animal sexuality will be considered as a significant behaviour, the different stages of complexification of which should be analyzed. In the second proposal, the argument configurations in which animal figures are taken allow to conceive human sexuality. The animal figures determine horizons of senses which unfold according to couples of opposites. The analysis prism of animal figures is effected through a hermeneutics which applies in the domain of the sacred, rite and belief
Cooper, Simon George Art College of Fine Arts UNSW. « Mutant manifesto : a response to the symbolic positions of evolution and genetic engineering within self perception ». Publisher:University of New South Wales. Art, 2007. http://handle.unsw.edu.au/1959.4/44255.
Texte intégralAidoudi, Wejdene. « Figures féminines dans l’œuvre de Zola : des romans aux films : lecture sémiologique ». Thesis, Université de Lorraine, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018LORR0275/document.
Texte intégralThis doctoral thesis is structered around three axes. It deals with the configuration Of the female sexuality in the work of Rougon-Maquart and it its film adaptation. The research is centered on the representation of the female body and its metamorphosis in Zola’s novel works as well as in the corresponding film works. As for the second axis of research, it relates to the study of photograms in the incipit and excipit of Zola’s novels and from the opening and settlements that have been made. The divergences between the novels and their staging also question the question of the film’s fidelity to the literature on which it is based , which remains a rather problematic issue until today. An analysis of filmic and novel thresholds was found to be very useful. These thresholds turn out to be a space where the creativitity and artistic gift of the designer of the filmic or romantic work are born . At the end of our research, we have noticed that Zola’s female evolves in a background where the real , imaginary and symbolic interfere. And it is through her contact with the settings and objects that she reaches the rank of a figure. The animal metaphor thus constitutes the very essence of Zola’s figurality which hilghlights these female bodies and endows them with a mythological presence. Finally is Zolian naturalism an expressionist vein ?
Moca, Matteo. « Figures du surréalisme italien : (Les mots, les corps, les métamorphoses, les animaux et les monstres) ». Thesis, Paris 10, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PA100024.
Texte intégralIn this work, the issue about the existence of Surrealist Literature in Italy will be analysed. It is obvious that, differently from the French environment where it was born and developed following precise theoretical rules, Surrealism has never taken a clear shape in Italy. Having said that, some influences and a certain affinity to Surrealist poetics is evident in some authors. In this work, the possible existence of an Italian Proto-surrealism which anticipates the 'French explosion' is taken into consideration. In particular, the works of Alberto Savinio, Antonio Delfini and Tommaso Landolfi, have been studied together with the artistic and literary experience of the Metaphysical 'School' which plays an important role in the definition of theoretical standards of Surrealism both in France and in Italy. In every author taken into consideration, the contact points and the adherence to Surrealist Literature, specifically in relation with André Breton's theoretical works, have been highlighted. It is clear that, for every author, the study followed autonomous lines. There was no intention, indeed, to theorise a possible belonging of these writers to a close and harmonious groups as in France. There was, instead, the aim of considering the possible impact of Surrealist poetic on the works of these authors. At the end of the work, it might be stated that, despite the several differences, there was a moment in Italy in which a certain group of authors produced a Surrealist Literature. They did not completely follow Breton's theoretical treatise, but they surely knew it and explored some of its elements
In questo studio ci siamo proposti di rispondere alla questione concernente l'esistenza, in Italia, di una letteratura surrealista. É fuori di dubbio che il surrealismo in Italia non ha mai preso una forma definita, differenziandosi in questo rispetto alla Francia dove è nato e si è sviluppato seguendo delle regole teoriche precise; nonostante questo, alcune influenze e una certa vicinanza alla poetica surrealista è evidente in alcuni autori. In questa tesi si prova a dimostrare che, in certi momenti, è possibile parlare anche di un protosurrealismo italiano che anticipa l'esplosione francese. Si sono studiate, in particolare, le opere di Alberto Savinio, Antonio Delfini e Tommaso Landolfi, ma anche l'esperienza artistica e letteraria della scuola metafisica che gioca un ruolo importante nella definizione dei paradigmi teorici del surrealismo sia in Francia che in Italia. In ognuno degli autori che si sono studiati, abbiamo messo in luce i punti di contatto e l'adesione alla letteratura surrealista, in particolare in relazione ai lavori teorici di André Breton. È evidente che, per ognuno degli autori, il discorso ha seguito delle linee autonome e, in effetti, non si aveva l'intenzione di teorizzare un'appartenenza ipotetica di questi scrittori a un gruppo unito e affiatato come in Francia, ma di valutare il possibile impatto della poetica surrealista nelle opere di questi autori. Malgrado tutte le differenze, si pensa di poter affermare, alla fine del lavoro, che c'è stato, in Italia, un momento dove un certo gruppo di autori ha prodotto una letteratura surrealista. Essi non hanno ripreso pienamente il dettato teorico di Breton, ma certo conoscendolo e esplorando alcuni elementi
Songoulachvili, Catherine. « Les figures de l'animal chez Marcel Aymé et Mikhaïl Boulgakov ». Clermont-Ferrand 2, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008CLF20002.
Texte intégralSariols, Persson Deerie. « Figures de l'altérité au XXe siècle : des bestiaires aux monstres ». Paris 3, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA030077.
Texte intégralXXth century’s Western culture has inherited from the past to recreate its own animal and monstrous imaginary. But the founder myths of modern alterity are born in the XIXth century : Frankenstein or the Modern Prometheus, by Shelley, Dracula, by Stoker, The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, by Stevenson. The Horla, by Maupassant embodies the unspeakable monster. The Island of Doctor Moreau, by Wells is an example of “humanimal”, between man and beast. Literary genres as fantasy, science-fiction or horror, in fiction, films, comics or computer games, have adopted monsters and animality in classical or new forms, especially concerning the approach to the body as a theme. Animality reflects life’s nonsense in Kafkas’s Metamorphosis, but sometimes it chooses rather irony and humor in short genres (Borges and Cortázar), in animal fables (Truismes, by Darrieussecq, Great Apes, by Will Self) or in a renewal of traditional fairy tales (The Company of Wolves, by A. Carter). The three main stakes from the monster as a confrontation with the other are fear, death and evil. So it can be idealized (as in Bradbury’s The Martian Chronicles) or taken as an enemy (as Lovecraft’s Great Old Ones). Death can be represented by zombies or vampires, also in a search for immortality, through the figure of artificial man, golem (The Golem, by Meyrink), robot (R. U. R. By Čapek), mutants or cyborgs. Absolute evil is incarnated by Satan. Today’s society believes rather in man’s inner evil, as Bradbury’s A Clockwork Orange describes. Orwell’s 1984 shows the monstrous political system. The comic Maus, by Spiegelman, describes how horror has actually been in real history. Solaris, by S. Lem, on the contrary, goes beyond good and evil in a rather metaphysical science-fiction story
Montén, Anna, et Cecilia Limegård. « En pilotstudie av hästen som relationsskapande komponent i behandling av psykisk ohälsa : Undersökning av deltagare i hästunderstödd behandling och jämförelse med en grupp fritidsryttare ». Thesis, Linnéuniversitetet, Institutionen för psykologi (PSY), 2016. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:lnu:diva-52639.
Texte intégralThe purpose of this pilot study was to explore clients undertaking equine assisted treatment for mental illness (n = 13) view of the horses attachment and working alliance facilitating abilities. Further, the study aimed to explore to which extent the respondents viewed themselves as being authoritative in relation to the horse. For comparison a group of recreational equestrians (n = 23) were used. The respondents in the client group were recruited from the association Organisationen för Hästunderstödda Insatser (OHI) and the recreational equestrians were recruited from two riding schools. The participants undertook a survey with questions regarding attachment facilitating qualities in their relationship with the horse, and which relationship facilitating characteristics they experienced in the horse. The results indicated that the respondents in both groups over all viewed the horses’ characteristics and their relationship with the horse as positive. The results indicated that the client group to a higher extent regarded the horse as having characteristics and relational qualities that could be viewed as alliance and attachment facilitating. The recreational equestrians reported an authoritative approach toward the horse to a larger degree than the client group. Although there were limitations regarding the size of the sample, and coherence in the results, the results indicated that there are grounds for future research of the subject and research question at hand, with the use of a larger population and a revised survey, as the pilot study did find significant differences between the groups.
Zeimbekis, Marika. « The typology, forms and functions of animal figures from Minoan peak sanctuaries, with special reference to Juktas and Kophinas ». Thesis, University of Bristol, 1998. http://hdl.handle.net/1983/b0f803cb-7e47-421f-b795-9e07859be9c4.
Texte intégralRoncolato, Ana Angelica. « Psicodiagnóstico compreensivo de crianças com distúrbios de conduta : aspectos psicodinâmicos ». Universidade de São Paulo, 2011. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/47/47133/tde-22072011-154721/.
Texte intégralEssa pesquisa aborda o quadro psiquiátrico mais frequente na infância. O distúrbio de conduta é caracterizado por comportamento antissocial persistente com violação de normas sociais e direitos individuais. Os comportamentos antissociais podem surgir precocemente na infância ou na adolescência, e configuram quadro psiquiátrico de difícil tratamento. Fatores individuais, familiares e sociais influenciam no desenvolvimento e na persistência do comportamento antissocial, interagindo de forma complexa e ainda pouco esclarecida. O presente trabalho tem como objetivo compreender os aspectos emocionais desta população clínica. Foram avaliadas 6 crianças na faixa etária entre seis e doze anos, sendo um grupo de 3 portadores do diagnóstico de Distúrbio de Conduta - segundo os critérios da CID-10, atendidas em um serviço de psiquiatria e tendo o diagnóstico confirmado pela K-SADS. O grupo controle, pareado por sexo, idade e condição sócioeconômica, é composto de 3 crianças provenientes de escolas públicas do município de São Paulo/SP, que não apresentaram diagnóstico psiquiátrico a partir do instrumento K-SADS. Para avaliação psicológica foram aplicados o Teste de Apercepção Infantil com Figuras de Animais - CAT-A - e o Teste das Fábulas de Düss, considerando os seguintes aspectos: atitude básica da criança, relação com as figuras significativas, sentimentos expressos, tendências e desejos, impulsos, ansiedades e mecanismos de defesa. Os resultados encontrados mostraram no grupo clínico presença de conteúdo agressivo, hostil, de impulsividade. A incapacidade de controlar seus impulsos faz com que expressem suas angústias diretamente no ambiente de forma agressiva. Observou-se ainda que essas crianças não contam com figuras significativas capazes de conter suas angústias, não sentem que as figuras parentais são capazes de lhes dar sustentação e contorno, diferentemente das crianças do grupo controle. Evidencia-se a necessidade de medidas preventivas e intervenções em saúde mental no âmbito familiar, na escola, além das intervenções com a criança
Soares, Fernanda Romano. « Oficinas terapêuticas com crianças em uma clínica-escola de psicologia : utilização de contos de fadas ». Universidade de São Paulo, 2011. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/47/47133/tde-04112011-115131/.
Texte intégralThe objective of this research was to verify the impact of therapeutic fairytale workshops with children in the service flow and in the lives of the participants in the context of the teaching clinics as well as evaluating if the projective instrument CAT-A contributes as a way to measure intervention results and if so, in which way. The intention is to contribute to the development of the ethical-theoretical-practical knowledge in relation to a specific type of psychological service that allows for a larger amount of spots for the children who seek the clinic. A therapeutic workshop with the use of fairytales was conduced with 5 children between the ages of 6 and 7 that were waiting for their psychological appointment in the teaching clinic. An interview with the parents was done initially to investigate the reasons of the appointment, general aspects of the children and their relationships. In the first individual session with each child the CAT-A was applied. Then the 11 weekly workshops were done, using 9 different fairytales. In each session one of the tales was read in three fragments. The children were asked to draw their favourite thing form each fragment and explain it. The chosen tales comprehended different development stages. After the conclusion of the workshop, the CAT-A was reapplied individually, followed by a quick feedback on the workshop. The parents also had a feedback session, clarifying doubts. The results show an amplification of the initial complaint brought by the parents and it was clear, through their reports, that the initiative contributed to the enhancement of the childrens resources to handle their conflicts. It was possible to handle a larger number of clients, which in turn had a positive impact on the waiting line. The CAT-A helped in the clarification of the complaint through the access of latent content that reflect the childs experience and functioning, allowing for a more global approach of the presented problem. The results indicate this kind of work could be adopted more frequently by institutions for the benefit of their own service, of the students and especially of the community in need of care institutions. It is important to mention the need of other studies like this one, with larger groups to verify the application of the obtained results
Amory, Annabelle. « La place des animaux dans la relation mortelles-divinités : le cas d’Artémis et de Déméter ». Thesis, Lille 3, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017LIL30032/document.
Texte intégralThis thesis is based on literary, epigraphic, archaeological, iconographic and archaeozoological sources and studies the symbolic of the animals in the relationship between women and divinities. Two goddesses have been chosen for this purpose: Artemis and Demeter. They have in common the fact they take care of women at different moments of their lives. Two main parts compose the survey. First, a catalog lists 83 sanctuaries of Artemis and Demeter who have a link with animals, together with offerings found inside and myths and inscriptions associated with. A second index classifies all the animals connected with Artemis and Demeter: offerings of the sanctuaries from the first corpus, imageries and texts no connected with a shrine but showing a link between an animal species and a goddess.A synthetic analysis of information from the catalogs talks about three main interpretations on the presence of animals beside Artemis and Demeter. At first, fertility of women is very important in ancient Greece because it permits to renewing the civic body. The pig has a special relationship with Demeter about fecundity: during the Thesmophoria, the animal is used to assure the fertility of both women and fields. With Artemis, wetland animals are connected with the water and the life. The cattle are also offered to both goddesses in order to assure the perpetuation of the herd and the city at the same time. Then, the woman before her marriage is like a savage animal and she must be domesticated. Artemis takes care of young girls because she is the goddess of passages and transitions. She allows the domestication of the girls with an initiation called arkteia: during this ritual, the little girls make “the bear”. As divinity of the wild nature, Artemis also is assimilated to the Pόtnia Théron and has the power of life and death on both animals and women. She punishes the girls who transgress the rules: Callisto and Atalante. Artemis and Demeter are kourotrophic goddesses taking care of all gender children. However, if the animals with the divinities are close to the women, there are in connection too with the boys: the dog and the horse evoke the citizenship status of the men and the formation of the young boys, especially with Artemis. Some species are also chthonic characteristics, as the snake, the pig and the tortoise and make a link between the life and the death. Other animals incarnate the divinity: the boar of Kalydon has been send by Artemis because she was angry and a lot of animals are victims of ritual sacrifices and permit a communication with the gods and goddesses. Unfortunately, there are also some species with no real connection with Artemis and Demeter: there are offered in small number in the sanctuaries of both divinities or there contrariwise are given to all the gods
Druet, Lucile. « KUMONEKOTABI L'art de la relation, la relation comme oeuvre d'art : Japon, emprunts, possibles et nuances comme dispositifs formels pour une figure photographique entre paysage, animal et détour. Passages ». Thesis, Saint-Etienne, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014STET2202.
Texte intégralThink about the pictures to think about the world. Between unity, slivers and nuances, Kumonekotabi is a research work balanced between visual shapes and articulated theory, both working like spaces where the idea of a photographic figure is having a simple and yet established relationship with Japan.Based on visual specificities like folds, frames, series, the pictures are building an homemade logic but also a performative one that display the captured body in its relationship with Japan, its dreams and anchors. The writing part then is an analysis of those very pictures, putting together the stories but also the strenghts and the interexts living in their territories.Thus, at the same time theoritical, poetic and artistic, Kumonekotabi is a dissertation to be considered like a fan, intertwining visual and literary experiences with the Japanese culture. It’s an opening, a creative interface, a space between slowness and speed, maturation and outbreaks. A phenomenon that, with its intricacy, gives us tools to understand the relevance of this archipelago created by the pictures and their simultaneity.In short, Kumonekotabi is a dissertation to contemplate with pictures and their interpretations a certain idea of limits and contrasts, contacts and distances. An atmospheric work placed in this dialog between the art of relation, relationship as a work of art in order to get to this idea that thinking about pictures allows to understand a certain part of our world, and vice-versa
Cordier, Éric. « Le système de représentation des paysans normands : figures animales et surnaturelles, d'après le lexique patois et les traditions populaires du XIXe siècle ». Paris, EPHE, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002EPHE5029.
Texte intégralThe analysis of the vocabulary of the dialect of the Normandy has brought out various themes helping us to understand the system of representation of the peasants in Normandy. In a second time, it has been added a new corpus based on fairy tales, customs and ethnographic data gathered by folklorists during the 19th century. It results that savage animals as bee honey, fox and wolf are lush in representations because they combine nearness (they interfere with the world of the peasant) and resistance to the human. Domestic animals are not good to think because of their submission to him. When they generate metaphors, these take place only in restricted fields. The pig can be seen as an exception. The ghosts inquire the social order, the norms and their transgressions. The werewolf (varou) is the metaphor of the break of social order simultaneously to be a terrestrial penance process where people are reintegrated to the community in wasting an excess of energy. The supernatural creatures: fairies, elves, goblins, imps…are conceived as living in a society alike the human one and integrated in an exchange system with the peasants. Fairies allow to the peasants to think the organisation of the familial space depending on the gender and specialization of the labour, the opposition between savage and domestic, nature and culture. The mal de saint is the therapeutic aspect of the cult of the saints. It result from the syncretism between Catholicism and a popular construction making the distortion of the Christian cult in an inflated arithmetic of the rituals, setting a power struggle where illness are send back to the saints
Ben, Jmaa Imen. « Figures de l'animalité et de la bestialité dans "La Bête humaine" d'Émile Zola et "L'Homme qui tue" d'Hector France ». Thesis, Paris Est, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PEST0006.
Texte intégralThe present doctoral thesis aims at the analysis of the theme of animality and bestiality in Hector France’s The Man who Kills (L’Homme qui tue), a novel written in 1878 and Emile Zola’s The Human Beast (La Bête Humaine) which dates around 1890. These two works represent two crossed visions on France, one on a country viewed from outside and the other on a state diagnosed in the light of its colonial politics. The purpose is to highlight the extent to which these two contemporaneous works at once mutually respond to and yet inescapably break off from each other. In their plots, in their political and ideological positions, their relationships to France, their modes of intervention in the blazing events of the time, everything separates France from Zola. However, digging deep into the differences, certain similarities can come up to the surface. Beyond the thematic link between their works that belies the narration they make of the human condition to either animality or bestiality, the more or less interwoven acquaintances, between the figures resulting from the metaphor of the human beast, or the similar if not identical destinies of certain characters, the gaps are too important to be overshadowed by a mere inventory of motifs, themes, and myths common to both writers. It is these very gaps which are extremely genuine. The more the disparities widen up between the writers, the more the motivations of this merging become more justified and fruitful. To read Zola and France in relation to each other, and eventually the one against the other, is to re-think over an important part of the literary map of the second half of the nineteenth century. This redefinition follows from the necessity of bringing face to face the centre and the periphery, the blazon and its shadow, the monument and its phantom
Helsing, Sophie. « Doktor Moreau och jakten på den etiska figuren : Från misslyckat människoskapande till respektfulla relationer ». Thesis, Södertörns högskola, Institutionen för kultur och lärande, 2015. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:sh:diva-30245.
Texte intégralScience fiction-romanen The Island of Doctor Moreau skrevs 1896 och handlar om hur en vetenskapsman på en avlägsen ö i Stilla havet försöker skapa människor av djur. Författaren H. G. Wells inspirerades av Darwins teorier om arternas uppkomst till att skriva en skräckberättelse där mänsklighetens unikhet sätts ur spel. Den här studien använder Wells text i syfte att undersöka hur relationen mellan människor och andra arter har kommit att få ett nytt intresse inom en mängd olika vetenskapliga, praktiska och konstnärliga ämnen i slutet av 1900-talet och början av 2000-talet, något som har kommit att kallas ”The Animal Turn”. I centrum för studien återfinns teorier formulerade av filosofen Jacques Derrida och den feministiska vetenskapsteoretikern och biologen Donna Haraway. Båda två har ägnat stor del av sina respektive arbeten åt djurfrågan, framför allt med enträget intresse för hur ett etiskt förhållande mellan arter kan se ut. Studien låter romanen och de teoretiska texterna samverka i en analys som diskuterar utmaningar i människa-djur-relationer – som köttätande, dödande och rättigheter. Människan har till exempel använt sig av djuret för att definiera sig som människa, men också för att dehumanisera andra människor, och därmed kunnat utnyttja eller våldföra sig på dessa människor. Men människa-djur-etiken har också positiva aspekter: kontakt över språkgränser, att tillsammans utgöra världsmedborgare som alla består av och är beroende av varandra, att dela lek och arbete, att se och upptäcka den andre. Med inspiration från Karen Barads användning av metoden diffraktion vill den här uppsatsen utforska Derridas och Haraways strategier för att formulera en ny etik genom bruket av figurer och troper.
Palmas, Jauze Daisy de. « La figure du dragon : des origines mythiques à la Fantasy et à la Dragon Fantasy anglo-saxonnes contemporaines ». Thesis, La Réunion, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010LARE0025/document.
Texte intégralA mythic builder or destroyer of Worlds, the embodiment of Evil for the Roman Catholic Church in the Middle Agesd, a monster to kill in order to take its treasure in legends or tales, the dragon periodically comes back expressing one's fears or diseases. Fantasy has brought the dragon back to twentieth century literature and Dragon Fantasy offers him the leading role in fights to keep order and and hold the world balanced. The new dragon, male or female, thinks, speaks, loves, fights, has magical powers, can fly, breathe fire, transform himself/herself. He shows human beings the way to ancestral wisdom
Conde, Aldana Juan Alberto. « L'audiovision dans le cinéma d'animation : contribution à la sémiotique ». Thesis, Limoges, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016LIMO0094/document.
Texte intégralThe subject of this work is the role of sound in animation, from the concept of audio-vision. This concept, from theorist Michel Chion, expresses an activity or mode of perception that is activated –and that is is the subjective side- of audiovisual productions. In the case of animation this activity gives rise to unique experiences. The meeting point between these aspects is the semiotic scene of a meaningful experience, where a form of textuality (the result of an aural and a visual writing) registered in a physical medium, is activated by a living body. This experience is interpreted as an audio-visual narrative, or as a pure physical experience of rhythm and vibration, which is also a form of sense. This practical scene is understood from the concept of ‘apparatus’, coined in the field of the film theory, but connected here with enunciation theory. To address this complex scene, I chose to focus on a particular aspect: sound and listening, from a semiotic perspective. To test this approach, in this work I propose practical analysis of a type of animated productions that according to the criteria, can be called
Soler, Catherine. « Parfum de figues : approche évolutive de la communication entre une plante, ses insectes pollinisateurs et ses vertébrés disperseurs ». Thesis, Montpellier 2, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010MON20229/document.
Texte intégralFor all living organisms, communication (intra-or interspecific) is the vehicle of information, anelement central to interactions among individuals. It thus has fundamental impacts on lifehistory traits of species, and is shaped by natural selection. This thesis is concerned with thechemical mediation of communication, i.e., the transmission of information by chemical signals,in the context of animal-plant interactions. We chose as a model system the interactionsbetween figs and their mutualist partners, including both pollinating fig wasps and vertebrateseed dispersers. Chemical mediation (in this case the emission of bouquets of volatilecompounds comprising terpenes, benzenoids and fatty acid derivatives) enables figs to ensuretheir reproduction by attracting pollinators and seed dispersers. There exist about 800 species ofFicus worldwide, principally in tropical regions. Figs, which fruit throughout the year, are oftenconsidered keystone species of tropical ecosystems, because their year-round fruiting maintainspopulations of seed-dispersing frugivores during fruit-poor lean seasons'. Interactions betweenfig species and seed-dispersing animals are generalist' (i.e., broad food species ranges), whilefig/pollinator mutualisms, examples of nursery pollination' systems, are highly species-specificand obligatory. In this thesis, we showed that phylogenetic and geographic constraints actingon chemical mediation are negligible, whereas selection pressures grounded in pollination andseed-dispersal mutualisms play a strong role in shaping the evolution of chemical mediation.Thus, chemical mediation carries information such as the sex and developmental stage of thefig tree, as well as the identity of the mutualistic partner. Our comprehensive, multidisciplinaryapproach to interactions between figs and their mutualist partners in the two phases ofdispersal of the plant's genes leads to an improved understanding of the evolution ofcommunication, and showed that the selective pressures shaping the message are also thoseshaping the interaction itself
Andreasson, Christine. « De medeltida djurfigurernas idévärld : med kyrkomålaren Johannes Rosenrods exemplifiering ». Thesis, Högskolan på Gotland, Institutionen för humaniora och samhällsvetenskap, 2013. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:hgo:diva-1917.
Texte intégralCabrera, M. Tamara A. « Vínculos, imagen de sí mismo e imagen de mundo en niños y niñas de 6 a 10 años víctimas de agresión sexual, a través del Test de Apercepción Temática Infantil con Figuras Animales (CAT-A) ». Tesis, Universidad de Chile, 2016. http://repositorio.uchile.cl/handle/2250/139503.
Texte intégralUtilizando como instrumento de recolección de datos el Test de Apercepción Temática Infantil con Figuras Animales (CAT-A) se analizan a través de metodología cualitativa 10 narrativas de niños y niñas víctimas de agresión sexual de 6 a 10 años, buscando explorar y describir dimensiones del desarrollo: vínculos, imagen de sí mismo e imagen de mundo, dando cuenta de la afectación por la victimización. Analizando el contenido de las historias se obtiene como resultados: en la categoría Vínculos predomina una figura materna que satisface necesidades físicas y emocionales y la presencia de figuras negativas que pueden y hacen daño. La Imagen de sí mismo se configuraría como predominantemente negativa, construyéndose en la relación con otro y desde la afectividad. La Imagen de mundo es principalmente negativa, amenaza la integridad de sí mismo y otros. Además el CAT-A logrará dar cuenta de posibles consecuencias en la corporalidad y un posible reconocimiento de la figura del agresor
Lukešová, Eva. « Atributy tělesnosti ». Master's thesis, Vysoké učení technické v Brně. Fakulta výtvarných umění, 2018. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-377166.
Texte intégralTavakoli, Aram. « L' image de la femme dans les nouvelles de Paul Morand ». Paris 3, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA030022.
Texte intégralJacobsson, Madeleine. « Dr. Eleine Mad ». Thesis, Kungl. Konsthögskolan, 2021. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kkh:diva-587.
Texte intégralDr. Eleine Mad is Madeleine Jacobsson's spokesperson for the scientific and paranormal discoveries that arise in her worlds. She describes content, tecniques and aesthetics based on a categorization system where art is divided into different types of components and then decoded as they go. To understand the intuition's involvement in the work process, it is transformed into three separate roles by a Seeker, Collector and a Myntare(In swedish language the one who is a "myntare" -is verbally declaring a concept or term). With these roles I try to describe in what ways intuition is beneficial or devastating to the artistic work. The story of M is about a frog-like character, Delop, who leaves the home planet to seek out other worlds. In her search, Delop finds a world whose views and lifestyles differ from her experiences of "reality" as she learned to survive in it.
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CAPRILI, GIAN LUCA. « Gli uccelli come figure liminari nella concezione poetica di Jacob Grimm - Die Voegel als Grenzfiguren in der Poesieauffassung Jacob Grimms ». Doctoral thesis, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/2158/1002273.
Texte intégralPieterse, Tamaryn Lee. « The animal dimension : an investigation into the signification of animals in Homer and archaic Attic black figure vase painting ». Thesis, 2000. http://hdl.handle.net/10413/5799.
Texte intégralThesis (M.A.)-University of Natal, Durban, 2000.
Castilho, Hugo Jordão de Jesus Manita. « A figura animal e a fantasia na pintura ». Master's thesis, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10451/48865.
Texte intégralHUANG, YU-HAN, et 黃語涵. « Research of Taiwan Traditional Culture of 12 Zodiac Animals Rituals Applying to the Ambiguous Figure ». Thesis, 2017. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/ugu5qp.
Texte intégral國立臺灣藝術大學
視覺傳達設計學系
105
Many changes occurred in the 21th century. Through recent advances in economy, the culture and the creativeness were integrated into new trends of different industries. The significance of each product becomes the core value through the constructing of the ideas, technologies and the sense of aesthetic. The 12 zodiac animals’ rituals of Taiwan traditional culture linked up the eastern customs with the art of bando. Taiwan traditional rituals contained the etiquette, customs, taboos and cuisine from time immemorial. In addition, it recorded the culture of Taiwan’s traditional food. However, Taiwan traditional culture was displaced by the western civilized culture with the development of technological progress. Therefore, for tracking down and spreading the spirit of Taiwan history, the researcher transferred the abstract customs to the visual language through the ambiguous figure. The first part of the creation was applying symmetry of the formal principle of beauty in creating six kinds of common bando feast to images. The second part of the creation was regarding ambiguous figure that different from the existing bando culture creation. By using multiple meanings, I would like to express the origin of the custom has its own symbolic meaning. The research included five stages. First stage was framing the research motive, purpose and methods. Second and third stage was inducing, organizing and analyzing the reference and cases of Taiwan traditional culture of bando as the background of the creations. The fourth stage was doing creations that were noted down the process of visualization of the bando culture and the thread of thought. The final stage was organizing the work, and making conclusions and follow-up recommendations. The research is expected to the reference material for the further relevant studies and creations.
WU, HONG-RU, et 吳泓儒. « Ambiguous Figure applies to People For The Ethical Treatment Of Animals-A Case Study Based on the Poster Design ». Thesis, 2017. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/5fs5dc.
Texte intégral亞洲大學
視覺傳達設計學系
105
In recent years the society enhanced day by day regarding the care animal and maintenance animal rights and interests consciousness, the Legislative also passed the trials “The Animal Protection Method” the partial article revision draft in July 7th, 2016, aggravation maltreatment animal's penal regulations. Although legislates regarding the animal rights and interests promotion is a good deed, but it is not enough reported from the news media, found that there are still many animals encountered by the dilemma is even more heinous, also was not known by the common populace! Therefore, by writing to this research ,voice for these in order to benefit the human suffering or even lose their precious lives Animals. The‘’Ambiguous Figure’’since have had the literature to record,Always full of interesting .Seemingly simple form but is a creator of the Inspired, and takes to the reader the infinite imagination space.As Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci in his"Trattato della pittura" referred to say “You should have a look certain moist pollution the wall, or color motley stone…Can see the mysterious scenery from these things the image…Trees, hills, mountain valley…Also can see the fight the scene, the character, each kind of face expression, are putting on the form…Innumerable strange things….This kind of thing is same with the ding, can you the imagine word, which you want all to be possible to hear in the ding.” Poster design creation like speech art, as saying similarly a speech, be sonorous and forceful or gentle and graceful, one sputters one's words or persuasion and contrivance, all by the creators pinch, so that the creative process has unlimited inspiration and fun. Therefore this research hopes ,because of Ambiguous Figure’s interesting adds on the poster’s unique convincing ,voice for these because ours better life to suffering or even lose their precious lives Animals.
Ying-Ju, Hsu, et 許盈茹. « A Creation study of the Character Design of Designer Toys-an example of the Personification as the Animal Figure ». Thesis, 2009. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/35197871550549053263.
Texte intégral輔仁大學
應用美術學系碩士班
97
The growth of toy figure has its own background. People who eager for returning to the pure youth always dwell the imagination on toy figure.According to the composition of stories and the projection of local affection, every toy figure’s modeling image reflects its own content. With the investigation of toys’ history, this research integrates two specialities in contemporary society: 1.The reappearance of fashionable elements 2.The recognition of reminiscent emotions. The two specialities which represent contemporary development of toy put emphasis on the modeling of situations and the continuity of recollection. This research integrates every toy designer’s conception of their works from different countries into four points as below: 1.The originality by creators’ conception 2.The representation of completed structures 3.To combine all contradictory elements 4.A deeply pleasant sensation. Through the target of design, this conception of study generalize the creation of designer toys to communicate human and animals’ psyche in the course of evolution by linking the relationship between human and animals. The setting of mainly creation is to create the personification as the animal figure which reflects the human beings in “the jungle city”. All above this study, designer toys’ specialities and applications have three points to conclude: 1.Designer toys play an important role to reflect contemporary culture 2. Designer toys cause a phenomenon of consonant affections 3. Designer toys start modeling aesthetics trend. For these reasons, it is expected to carry out the specialities of contemporary toys by this study.
Oliveira, Pedro Miguel Domingos Jorge de. « Desenho das figuras iconográficas do Portal Sul do Mosteiro dos Jerónimos ». Master's thesis, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10451/8965.
Texte intégralThe main purpose of this work is, identifying and cataloguing the major iconographic figures carved on the South Entrance of the Jerónimos Monastery, highlighting the best figures of the animals represented, and with fantastic character. The choice of the elements to draw, whether animals or figures, was made according to the importance of each element in the context of the portals. This criterion takes particularly into account the symbolism of the figures represented in the gothic/manueline movement. All this work is mainly focused on the drawing based on the material gathered from the research carried out over recent months, seeking a new approach to a subject less explored, and helping to identify and clarify many of the sculptures, some of them already quite worn due to the passage of time over five centuries. Being a work of artistic design, using the aid of the conventions, methodologies and drawing techniques applied within the schientific design. This was added by archaelogical design. Therefore we can obtain a better understanding and interpretation of some elements of difficult recognition, or even unrecognizable ate first look. This will help to disclose any doubts regarding the shape/design of some elements. This work has a pratical application as a component essentially informative and communicational about the real dimension and importance of the South Entrance, with the possibility of its orientation for tourism
Oswald, David G. D. « Of dogs and idiots : tropological confusion in twentieth-century US fiction ». Thesis, 2018. https://dspace.library.uvic.ca//handle/1828/10110.
Texte intégralGraduate
2021-09-05
Dušková, Andrea. « Vybraná problematika paremiologie etnika Viet ». Master's thesis, 2013. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-321510.
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