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Tesi sul tema "Littérature épistolaire antique – Thèmes, motifs"
Tsakou, Effrosyni. "Femmes de parole. Les courtisanes dans l'épistolographie de l'époque impériale (Alciphron, Philostrate, Aristénète)". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université de Lille (2022-....), 2024. https://pepite-depot.univ-lille.fr/ToutIDP/EDSHS/2024/2024ULILH016.pdf.
Testo completoThe thesis examines the identity of hetairai (courtesans), their literary roles, and their voice by engaging with the production of rhetorical discourses in the erotic letters of the Imperial period, specifically focusing on works such as Alciphron's Letters of Courtesans, Philostratus' Letters, and Aristaenetus' Erotic Letters. The content of these letters not only portrays the personal relationships between the courtesans and their clients, narratives situated in a historical context, but also explores the underlying connections between the epistolographers and their readership. These connections are influenced by the cultural context in which they lived, namely the Second Sophistic. The primary focuses of the research are the construction of the epistolary erotic discourse, the gendered portrayal of the courtesans as literary figures, and the reception of seduction and manipulation techniques at a fictional level. My aim is to investigate how, during the Imperial period, relations of allusion and rewriting contributed to the re-evaluation and consolidation of the figure of hetaira
Pierre, Christine. "L'imaginaire de la montagne dans le monde antique". Perpignan, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PERP1094.
Testo completoAntique world is confronted with a territory which it does not master: the mountain. By its nature, this anxiogenic place belongs to the divine world and gives off supernatural energies. The man who climbs his slopes is confronted with this essential savagery for which the created world tries to regulate in plain. This repulsion which generates this locus tremendum arouses paradoxically an attractiveness maintained by the myths and legendary narratives. By its axial shape, the mountain connects the different worlds, from the infernal world to the celestial space. As for its layering, it is lived as an initiatory course. The presence of an interzone facilitates this traffic of the mortal and the immortal. During the meetings, marked with the nostalgia for a lost gold age, games of power are going to bind and to untying the fates. So this territory so rejected becomes an object of greed and sees itself instrumented little by little by the poets and mythographes. Become an archetype, the mountain is going to stand out as a space of the origins of Rome
Lee, San-Ho. "La Grèce antique dans Les Martyrs de Chateaubriand". Paris 8, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA081067.
Testo completoChateaubriand's thorough knowledge of antiquity and the impressions of his travel in the old land of europe are really t he constituent parts of the picture of greece of les "martyrs". This picture remains, in a sense, in line with the classical tradition; chateaubriand has followed close on the heels of the ancients, and found, through them, ideas, literary tricks. Themes and poetic language. By his writting he has revived the homeric world at the expense of the historical authenticity. He didn't understand the antiquity like the classics had felt it : they had tryed to find the principle of eternity and of universality, and he stuck to the exterior elements. With his state of mind and his feelings, very well expressed in prose, the hero is more like a romantic character that a man living at the end of the third century. Chateaubriand has revealed magnificently, with the undeniable magic of his style, the charm of the meridional landscape that the classics had often neglected or described badly. His literary ideas are not a retreat or a full return to the classical aesthetics, they are constructed by the search of harmony between two aesthetics, classical and romantic
Marignac, Lucie. "La conquête de la Toison d'Or, des origines à la fin du XVe siècle : essais". Paris 4, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA040304.
Testo completoThe conquest of the Golden Fleece is a myth which on the one hand has deep roots in tradition, and on the other hand cannot be grasped easily because of the great number of his transformations. The works the myth has inspired are actually countless. Facing so many texts, images and commentaries, our work concentrates on the works prior to the renaissance, lays emphasis on some aspects of the identity and the evolution of the myth. It aims at bringing to light some mechanism of the west creation, through the study of the successive distorsions of a mythical model. The first part exhibits the geographic and chronological articulations of the myth, as they can be reshaped from the works of poets and mythographs that have dealt with the whole of Jason and his companions' adventures : Pindar, Apollonius Rhodius, Diodorus Siculus Ovid, Seneca, Valerius Flaccus - and also with the help of all the antique allusion s to the myth. The second part of our work is split in four essays devoted to the main questions raised par the myth and its evolution. The first essay searches for the improbable if not impossible, typological, genetical and political, unity of the myth. The second analyses the ambivalence of the significance of the mythical story, and of its protagonist s. The third studies the new favor of the argonauts' myth during the middle ages, while the myth of Medea was much more famous at the beginning of the middle ages
Katuszewski, Pierre. ""Ich war Hamlet" : recherches sur les fantômes dans les théâtres antique et contemporain". Paris 3, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA030116.
Testo completoIn Rome, where theatre is a theatre of pure play, ghosts appearing in Seneque’s tragedies are no anthropological ghosts but pure images with a theatrical operator purpose : within a prologue they have a performing function lying in starting the show, and within the narration they release the characters from the “dolor” so that the show can be genuinely started. In Greece, ghosts appearing in Eschyle’s and Euripide’s plays have a mixed function : informative, for the stories originate in mythology but get modified by dramatists, and performing for they act on the course of the show. In contemporary theatre (Pasolini, Gabily, Bond, Koltès, Müller) which, unlike the other two, is not a ritual and codified theatre but a theatre of representation, phantoms are built after signifying images. However, dramatists systematically release themselves from these original images in order to set up specifically theatrical space and time, proper to ghosts, especially by using different forms of meta-theatre. Meetings with the living do not ever reproduce extra-theatrical patterns but occur, within each play, as unprecedented meetings taking place concurrently to the theatrical narrative. They are used for defining the theatrical space as a space of play where, thanks to the ghosts, a specific relations created between the stage and the audience, based on recognition and taking the place of the classical relation of identification. Ghosts are pointers of playfulness and allow the director to consider playful stagings, sequences in which they intervene, establishing an ephemeral but real sociability between the actors and the audience
Monluçon, Anne-Marie. "La Rome antique revisitée par le roman européen d'après-guerre". Caen, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995CAEN1184.
Testo completoResemblances between h. Broch's der tod des vergil, m. Ourcenar's memoires d'hadrien, cl. Simon's les georgiques, p. Handke's der chinese des schmerzes and ch. Ransmayr's die letzte welt inspired a comparative study of these novels. All were published in france or austria since world war two, and in each, ancient rome, the rome of augustus, virgil and ovid, is" revisited", but how, and why, do contemporary novelists write about the first century? these writers have drawn analogies between the first and the twentieth centuries, establishing parallels between the age of augustus and facism in europe in the ' thirties or ' forties, eastern block totalitarianism after world war two, or prostwar hopes and disillusion in the west. In view of such correspondences, one can interpret these novels politically, what distinguished them from other antifascist novels about rome and political involvement? moreover, in drawing analogies between ancient rome and the twentieth century, these authors reveal differing philosophies of history. Are archaic patterns permanently ingrained, or can the repetitiveness of history be transcended? religious beliefs account for some major - and unexpected-divergences. These novelists emerge from a context of political and philosophical pessimism with regained confidence in the craft of writing: for some, a "creative rewriting" of history is both necessary and urgent (these choose plutarch over caesar); basing their works on, or alluding to, those of virgil and ovid, all of these writers determine what is of value in the heritage of antiquity. In their works, rome appears as historical material and as the source of poetic inspiration
Bretin-Chabrol, Marine. "La naissance et l'origine : métaphores végétales de la filiation dans les textes romains de Caton à Gaius (stirps, propago, suboles, semen, satus, inserere)". Paris 12, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA120078.
Testo completoBefore the image of the genealogical tree became common in the West, Latin language already compared the family to a tree. Lineage is described as a stirps (a stump, trunk or plant). Descendants are called "offspring" (stirps, suboles, propago) or "seed" (semen, satus). Family develoment is described in vegetal terms : to layer (propagare), to prune (recidere), to graft (inserere). Adoption - the process of establishing a legal family unit comprising members who are not biologically related - is sometimes referred to as grafting (insitio). Across societies, human lineage is established by a system not limited to biological breeding. Paradoxically, vegetal images are used to describe social units as elements of nature. Despite their common use, these metaphors convey a strongly ideological conception of lineage. While early Roman texts show the existence of a complementary maternal filiation, the vegetal representation focuses primarily on patrilinear descent and corporate group. Individuals receive their identity from the group ; they also serve as temprary representatives of the lineage to outsiders. Vegetal metaphors establish a strict boundary between legitimate members of a lineage and those who are not included in it. This border is extrapolated to society at large. The same metaphors distinguish between members of the nobilitas who are endowed with a stirps and those who are not. Therefore, the order observed in nature is used as a model for legitimising social order
Gontero, Valérie. "Parures d'or et de gemmes, l'orfèvrerie dans les romans antiques du 12e siècle : Roman de Thèbes, Roman d'Eneas, Roman de Troie de Benoit de Sainte-Maure, Roman d'Alexandre d'Alexandre de Paris". Aix-Marseille 1, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000AIX10076.
Testo completoMengue, M'oye Alexis. "La femme dans la littérature latine de 50 à 150 ap. J. -C". Reims, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987REIML005.
Testo completoEven, the world of women seems to be very complex and subtle. In the roman antiquity, that complexity and those subtleties were in existence and were given different names to refer to what we consider to be the woman today. She was defined according to her family or social status, her age or even according to other criteria. Femina, puella, vxor refer to the "woman" relegated to the weaker sex, but each of these words has something to do with the specific peculiarity of the person it's dealing with. It's not easy to understand the various aspects of the image of the woman through literary texts in which the authors themselves an different as for their birth, social status, relationship, and their respective literary genres. In spite of all these differences there is same homogeneity in all speeches delivered by men of letters b. C. From this, a non-uniform stereotype is prevailing, whichsome striking aspects, this doctoral dissertation strives to describe owing to literary texts
Bizzini, Chantal. "Le recours à la tradition antique chez deux poètes américains contemporains : Ezra Pound et Hart Crane". Paris 3, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA030018.
Testo completoLibri sul tema "Littérature épistolaire antique – Thèmes, motifs"
Calame, Claude. Poétique des mythes dans la Grèce antique. Paris: Hachette supérieur, 2000.
Cerca il testo completoJong, Albert de. Traditions of the Magi: Zoroastrianism in Greek and Latin literature. Leiden: Brill, 1997.
Cerca il testo completoHershkowitz, Debra. The madness of epic: Reading insanity from Homer to Statius. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1998.
Cerca il testo completoColish, Marcia L. The Stoic tradition from antiquity to the early Middle Ages. Leiden: E.J. Brill, 1990.
Cerca il testo completoColish, Marcia L. The Stoic tradition from antiquity to the early Middle Ages. Leiden: E.J. Brill, 1990.
Cerca il testo completoHershkowitz, Debra. Madness of Epic: Reading Insanity from Homer to Statius. Oxford University Press, 1998.
Cerca il testo completoThe Stoic tradition from antiquity to the early Middle Ages. Leiden: E.J. Brill, 1985.
Cerca il testo completoThe Stoic tradition from antiquity to the early Middle Ages. Leiden: E.J. Brill, 1990.
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