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Tesi sul tema "Antéros (divinité grecque) – Dans la littérature"
Amiel, Gautier. "Antéros et l'antérotisme en France (1531-1581). Contribution à l'étude de la littérature amoureuse au XVIe siècle". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Sorbonne université, 2024. https://accesdistant.sorbonne-universite.fr/login?url=https://theses-intra.sorbonne-universite.fr/2024SORUL107.pdf.
Testo completoWhen André Alciat published his collection of Emblems, he popularised Anteros, a long-forgotten minor deity of the Greco-Latin pantheon. Son of Venus and brother of Eros, Anteros promotes mutual love and punishes those who, although they are loved, mock or abuse the sincere feelings of their suitors who aspire to a harmonious and reciprocal relationship. At a time when love literature was particularly flourishing, the god was favourably received by humanists, though his reception is not always easily identifiable or homogeneous. This thesis examines how Anteros was received in sixteenth-century France, both as a character and as the founding principle of a specific amorous discourse : anterotism.Starting with an archaeological survey of the figure of Anteros, from the Greco-Latin world to the first decades of the sixteenth century, this thesis then looks at the rediscovery of the god in France, from the publication of Alciat's work in 1531 to Sébillet's 1581 volume wich brings together two dialogues and an essay on Anteros. Our study seeks to uncover the presence of the god of reciprocal love underneath his various masks, to understand the meaning of his presence and appearances and, more generally, to grasp the functions of anterotic discourse and its effects on the discourse of love in the production of these fifty years.By examining a vast corpus of Renaissance literature, its ancient sources and their medieval relays, the study seeks to shed light on the way in which Anteros was transformed into a poetics, a vein, and even a literary genre, shedding light on a whole area of Renaissance eroticism that has sometimes been neglected. More broadly, the study brings to light an important element in the history of cultural representations and conceptions of love and the amorous couple
Fürdös, David. "Priape dans la littérature et l'iconographie du monde gréco-romain". Lille 3, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011LIL30009.
Testo completoPriapus is one of the most popular god of antiquity, but he is also the most unknown, scoffed and scorned of all greek and roman gods. Indeed, how is it possible to think, in our so religiously shared times, that the people of Antiquity could have believed in such an obscene, bawdy and sometimes ridiculous god ? The goal of our study is to clear Priapus' reputation showing how complex his representation was, according to the place, and the will of the sponsor of the representation. The particularly rich and various clothing he wears goes against the reputation of aggressive nudity, characteristic of this god whose various body movements, full of symbols, is in contradiction with another strong prejudice : his unvarying exhibitionist behaviour. Coming from Minor Asia, Priapus arrived in Rome with a cultural background, that he constitued going across all the countries and the regions where his cult settled down to such an extent that he managed to reach all the layers of the population, becoming therefore one of the most represented divinity of antiquity. A literary genre is even dedicated to Priapus, giving his footprint in the legends that are built around his character. The making of a considerable iconographical study allows to our study the establishment of comparisons, constants and differences in the representations of the god and to make a confrontation with greek and latin texts about Priapus. Through the three appendices that have never been gathered and that enrich this work, we hope to help restoring the character of this god who should be better known
Massa, Franceso. "Tra la vigna et la croce : Dioniso nei discorsi letterari e figurativi cristiani (II-IV secolo)". Paris, EPHE, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011EPHE5013.
Testo completoThis research is devoted to analysing the relationship between Christian literary and iconographic sources and the many Dionysian traditions during the imperial ages (2nd-4th century). Its main purpose is that of understanding the role that Dionysian traditions – that is, the whole of mythical tales, ritual practices and iconographic representations, which over the centuries have been built around the figure of the Greek god Dionysus – have played in the meeting of Christianity with the religions of the Greek and Roman worlds. Through the analysis of the documentary context, three operative models have been individuated: 1. The recognition and negation of the analogies between Dionysus and Christ; 2. The trace of Dionysian words and images; 3. The “interpretation” of ample Dionysian topics. This scheme shows the complexity, which is inherent in the cohabitations and in the religious contacts of the imperial time. This allows us to highlight the role of Dionysiac representations in the process of forming the Christian identity. Through the analysis of the most important authors of Christian literature (among others Justin, Clement of Alexandria, Origen, Arnobius, Firmicus Maternus and John Chrysostom) and of the most interesting figurative documents (above all mosaics and sarcophagi), this research identifies, on the one hand, the aspects, which enabled the superimposition and the reconfiguration of the Dionysian elements from a Christian point of view and, on the other hand, the modalities and instruments of approval and/or neutralization of the Dionysian images and vocabulary
Questa ricerca è dedicata all'analisi dei rapporti tra le fonti letterarie e iconografiche cristiane e le molteplici tradizioni dionisiache durante l'età imperiale (tra II e IV secolo). Il suo scopo principale è comprendere il ruolo che le tradizioni dionisiache – vale a dire l’insieme di racconti mitici, pratiche rituali e rappresentazioni iconografiche che, nei secoli, sono state costruite intorno alla figura del dio greco Dioniso – hanno giocato negli incontri dei cristiani con le religioni del mondo greco e romano. L’analisi del panorama documentario ha permesso di individuare tre modelli operativi: 1. Il riconoscimento e la negazione delle analogie tra Dioniso e Cristo; 2. L’impronta di parole e immagini dionisiache; 3. L’interpretatio di ampie tematiche dionisiache. Sulla base di questo schema è emerso un aspetto della complessità insita nelle coabitazioni e nei contatti religiosi dell’epoca imperiale, permettendo di rilevare il ruolo delle rappresentazioni dionisiache nel processo di formazione dell’identità cristiana. Attraverso l’analisi dei più importanti autori della letteratura cristiana (tra i quali Giustino, Clemente di Alessandria, Origene, Arnobio, Firmico Materno e Giovanni Crisostomo) e dei più interessanti documenti figurativi (soprattutto mosaici e sarcofagi), si sono identificati, da un lato, gli aspetti che hanno permesso la sovrapposizione e la riconfigurazione degli elementi dionisiaci dal punto di vista cristiano, e dall’altro, le modalità e gli strumenti di appropriazione e/o di neutralizzazione delle immagini e del vocabolario dionisiaco
Koumanoudis, Angélique-Marie. "Le mythe de Pan dans la littérature française et grecque des XIXe et XXe siècles". Paris 4, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA040005.
Testo completoWyler, Stéphanie. "Les perceptions du dionysisme dans la Rome républicaine depuis la deuxième guerre punique jusqu'à Auguste : étude littéraire et iconographique". Paris 10, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA100030.
Testo completoThis essay is not intended to reappraise the archetypal image of Dionysus, but, by means of a multidisciplinary approach, to sort out the interaction process between the so-called Dionysiac phenomena, taking into consideration their own contexts of production and reception in Late Republican Rome: religious, artistic, political, philosophical. The first part studies the historical evolution of Liber's cults in Rome and Italy. In second instance Dionysiac images from Pompei are analyzed to enlighten their internal system and its evolution. Third and fourth parts lead to Augustean Dionysism: the one studies literary texts, the other figurative evidence. I argue that, instead of erasing Antonius' Dionysism, Augustus developed the side which would legitimate his monarchic power, shaping it into a definitely new “Greco-Roman” system
Larran, Francis. "De kleos à phèmè : approche historique de quelques termes signifiant rumeur et renommée dans la littérature grecque ancienne, depuis Homère jusqu’à Polybe". Paris 10, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA100086.
Testo completoThis thesis sets out to understand the phenomenon of rumours and public reports in the ancient Greek literature. First, it investigates the analysis of their vocabulary. The terms selected (kleos, phèmè, phatis, baxis, klèdôn, logos) are compared, their occurrences analysed to show the specificity and the history of every one of them. These analyses are completed by a study of the place of their lexical field from different authors. Then, our study aims at understanding the literary perception of their mechanisms. It focuses on their origins, then estimates how they spread into time, space and society. Moreover, it underlines hw they disappear. Finally, their thematic history is studied. Rumours and public reports match with specific periods of time. They echo the concerns of their time and their thematic unity appears on the whole literary sources. Homeric rumours and public reports will be distinguished from those dating from the beginning of the Fifth century, which combine epic inheritance with specific classical themes. From the Peloponnesian War on, they are more interested in the men able to control their passions of their reason. The affirmation of the Macedonian power constitutes another turning point in their history. Hellenistic rumours and public reports mainly deal with characters cwho behave Alexander the Great or have the same qualities
Acker, Clara. "Dionysos Mainomenos : la voix des femmes". Paris 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA040072.
Testo completoLafargue-Arnaud, Caroline. "Demeter et sa mère, ou Un aspect de la relation mère-fille chez Elisabeth Gaskell". Paris 4, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA040193.
Testo completoWang, Julia. "Séléné : éclipses, éclat et reflets". Thesis, Paris 10, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PA100128.
Testo completoThe moon in the ancient Greek world is a problematic topic, for which there is no single, homogeneous definition. Nevertheless, the focus on visualness that we have chosen for our study, allows us to make out some elements of consistency and to account both for the existence of Selene as a divine figure making herself manifest in the visible world by appearing and disappearing, and for the tale of Endymion, the moon-goddess’ lover, and of his eternal sleep. Our work is divided in four parts: we first focus on the light of the moon and the visions it summons, as well as the representation of lunar eclipses; secondly, on Selene and her way of acting as a visible goddess and as a celestial eye; thirdly, on Endymion and the textual and iconographic representations of his sleep, which allows us to deal with the question of dreaming; fourthly, on the moon as a mirror and a source of reflections (eidola). The perspective that we choose to adopt is inspired by the methods of historical anthropology. We aim to shed light on structures and relations, relying on the analysis of various sources in context within a vast corpus extending from the archaic period to the end of the Roman Empire. Our goal is not to define a general “lunar mythology”, but rather to examine what the definition of the moon as a visual object might reveal
Delord, Frédéric. "Érubescences & Turgescences dans l'imaginaire shakespearien et la culture de la Renaissance". Montpellier 3, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008MON30055.
Testo completoTwo corporal manifestations which are linked with sexual desire (whether it be excessive or restrained) are particularly recurrent and puzzling in Shakespeare’s theatre: swelling and reddening. The first is often phallic, hence traditionally interpreted as bawdy, when the second is assumed to be a sign of modesty. Nevertheless, they could also be defined as equivocal and ambiguous. Besides, they tend to appear simultaneously and intertwine in texts, not only in Shakespeare’s, but in the mythological (Ovid, Virgil) and medical (Galen) sources of the plays as well. Renaissance iconography has also represented nude bodies, enhancing skin colours and textures, within both Classical and Christian contexts. But because these actions could not be performed on the Elizabethan stage (one is obscene, and the other uneasily counterfeited), they had to be replaced by other body languages
Libri sul tema "Antéros (divinité grecque) – Dans la littérature"
Dancing with goddesses: Archetypes, poetry, and empowerment. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1994.
Cerca il testo completoPratt, Annis. Dancing with Goddesses: Archetypes, Poetry, and Empowerment. Indiana University Press, 1994.
Cerca il testo completoPratt, Annis. Dancing with Goddesses: Archetypes, Poetry, and Empowerment. Indiana University Press, 1994.
Cerca il testo completoLegacy of Apollo: Antiquity, Authority, and Chaucerian Poetics. University of Toronto Press, 2010.
Cerca il testo completoFumo, Jamie. Legacy of Apollo: Antiquity, Authority and Chaucerian Poetics. University of Toronto Press, 2016.
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