Comment vivre ensemble ? Molière nous divertit à la fois en peignant les mœurs de son temps et en donnant à réfléchir à cette question. La civilité est une de ses réponses. Elle fleurit au XVIIe siècle, où les « honnêtes gens » suivent les traités qui enseignent les bonnes manières et cherchent à plaire et à rendre la société mondaine plus raffinée. La civilité camoufle délibérément les différences entre les personnes et les rangs, et donne délicatement une place à tout le monde dans la société. Mais cette civilité est en même temps dénoncée comme une forme d’hypocrisie et comme un masque qui dissimule la violence. Peut-on mieux vivre ensemble en refusant d’adopter ce comportement civil ? En principe, la civilité doit servir à éviter le recours à la violence. Mais civilité et violence peuvent aussi se rejoindre, car la violence n’est pas forcément physique : elle peut prendre la forme d’agressions verbales ou morales, de moqueries et de discriminations. Notre objectif est donc avant tout de comprendre ce en quoi consistent civilité et violence par le truchement des personnages de Molière, puis d’analyser les rapports que la civilité entretient avec la violence, et enfin de découvrir la proposition de Molière pour mieux vivre ensemble en couple et en société. / How to live together? Molière entertains us by depicting the customs of his age and by giving pause to reflect on this issue. Civility is one of his answers. It bloomed in France during the 17th century when the "honnête homme" complied with the rules of guide books teaching good manners and strove to please and make the smart society more refined. Civility deliberately conceals the differences between people and ranks, and delicately includes everyone in society. Meanwhile civility is denounced as a form of hypocrisy and as a mask concealing violence. Could we live better together by rejecting this civil behavior? Civility ought to be used to avoiding violence. But civility and violence can overlap as well, as violence is not necessarily physical violence: it can also result in verbal and moral abuse, derision and discrimination. The aim of this dissertation is to first understand what civility and violence involve through the characters of Molière, then to analyze the relation between civility and violence, and eventually to find out Molière’s insights to better live together as couples and as a society.

A presente pesquisa se concentra na recuperação da acepção setecentista dos conceitos de estilo e de gosto na música. Com base em fontes originais do séc. XVIII, mostra como a idéia de gosto veio a se associar à de estilo no decorrer do século XVIII, passando a constituir a base de termos como gostos reunidos e estilo galante, comumente relacionados à música de Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767). Este estudo aborda os estilos e gostos adotados por Telemann a partir de uma perspectiva histórica e, para tanto, utiliza as retóricas clássicas, nas quais se apoiaram os autores setecentistas; os tratados sobre gosto dos séc. XVII e XVIII; as poéticas musicais setecentistas; e as autobiografias de Telemann (de 1718 e 1740). Deste modo, propomos o estudo de ambos os conceitos não apenas a partir de sua perspectiva técnica ou nacional, mas recuperando sua função dentro do contexto da elocutio retórica, envolvendo a idéia de decoro. Nas fontes setecentistas, o uso destes termos se relaciona com os sistemas de adequação entre as diferentes maneiras de escrita em relação à ocasião e ao gosto nacional, ambos regulados pelo decoro. Desta forma, estes conceitos constituem aspectos de uma concepção musical única, que pode ser melhor compreendida a partir da perspectiva dupla do gosto e do estilo. No séc. XVIII, o gosto regulava as maneiras de compor, formando estilos próprios de um determinado grupo, país, ou auctoritas. Os dois principais parâmetros de gosto normativos do período são a música francesa e a italiana. Deste modo, a partir da imitação e do estudo dos modelos estrangeiros formou-se a prática denominada gostos reunidos - mencionada nos escritos setecentistas alemães como gemischten Goût, vermischter Geschmack e Gosto Alemão. Deste processo de imitação, onde tomar algo como modelo não se refere a uma cópia do discurso, mas sim à aprendizagem e exercitação de como tratar tecnicamente um material de origens diversas a fim de gerar algo novo, surge um novo gênero, denominado por Telemann e seus contemporâneos como Concert en Ouverture, ou Concertouverture. / This research is focused on recovering the seventeenth-century sense of the concepts style and taste in music. Based on original works from the eighteenth century, presents the process of association between the ideas of taste and style during the eighteenth century, becoming the basis of terms as mixed tastes and gallant style, often used on descriptions of Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767) music. This study analyses the styles and tastes used by Telemann from a historical approach, using the classical rethoric in which the seventeenth-century authors based their writings; treatises about taste from the seventeenth and eighteenth century period; musical poetics from the seventeenth century and Telemann´s autobiographies (from 1718 an 1740). This work proposed the study of both concepts not only from the technical or national perspectives, but recovering its place on the rhetoric context of elocutio tied to the notion of decorum. The use of the previous terms in the works from the seventeenth century relates them to the suitability between different ways of composition for each circumstance and national taste, both ruled by decorum. Hence, these concepts are part of an unique musical notion, that can be better understood from the parallel perspectives of taste and style. In eighteenth century, taste ruled composition forms, generating peculiar styles from certain groups, countries and auctoritas. The two main normative parameters of taste in the period were French and Italian music. Thus, from the study and imitation of foreign styles, the practice known as mixed tastes was shaped - it was mentioned in the seventeenth-century German writings as gemischten Goût, vermischter Geschmack and German taste. From this imitation process, where following something as example was not understood as copying the content, but learning and practising the process of working on materials from various sources with the purpose of building something new, a new genre arises. It\'s called by Telemann and his contemporaries Concert en Ouverture, or Concertouverture.

A presente pesquisa se concentra na recuperação da acepção setecentista dos conceitos de estilo e de gosto na música. Com base em fontes originais do séc. XVIII, mostra como a idéia de gosto veio a se associar à de estilo no decorrer do século XVIII, passando a constituir a base de termos como gostos reunidos e estilo galante, comumente relacionados à música de Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767). Este estudo aborda os estilos e gostos adotados por Telemann a partir de uma perspectiva histórica e, para tanto, utiliza as retóricas clássicas, nas quais se apoiaram os autores setecentistas; os tratados sobre gosto dos séc. XVII e XVIII; as poéticas musicais setecentistas; e as autobiografias de Telemann (de 1718 e 1740). Deste modo, propomos o estudo de ambos os conceitos não apenas a partir de sua perspectiva técnica ou nacional, mas recuperando sua função dentro do contexto da elocutio retórica, envolvendo a idéia de decoro. Nas fontes setecentistas, o uso destes termos se relaciona com os sistemas de adequação entre as diferentes maneiras de escrita em relação à ocasião e ao gosto nacional, ambos regulados pelo decoro. Desta forma, estes conceitos constituem aspectos de uma concepção musical única, que pode ser melhor compreendida a partir da perspectiva dupla do gosto e do estilo. No séc. XVIII, o gosto regulava as maneiras de compor, formando estilos próprios de um determinado grupo, país, ou auctoritas. Os dois principais parâmetros de gosto normativos do período são a música francesa e a italiana. Deste modo, a partir da imitação e do estudo dos modelos estrangeiros formou-se a prática denominada gostos reunidos - mencionada nos escritos setecentistas alemães como gemischten Goût, vermischter Geschmack e Gosto Alemão. Deste processo de imitação, onde tomar algo como modelo não se refere a uma cópia do discurso, mas sim à aprendizagem e exercitação de como tratar tecnicamente um material de origens diversas a fim de gerar algo novo, surge um novo gênero, denominado por Telemann e seus contemporâneos como Concert en Ouverture, ou Concertouverture. / This research is focused on recovering the seventeenth-century sense of the concepts style and taste in music. Based on original works from the eighteenth century, presents the process of association between the ideas of taste and style during the eighteenth century, becoming the basis of terms as mixed tastes and gallant style, often used on descriptions of Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767) music. This study analyses the styles and tastes used by Telemann from a historical approach, using the classical rethoric in which the seventeenth-century authors based their writings; treatises about taste from the seventeenth and eighteenth century period; musical poetics from the seventeenth century and Telemann´s autobiographies (from 1718 an 1740). This work proposed the study of both concepts not only from the technical or national perspectives, but recovering its place on the rhetoric context of elocutio tied to the notion of decorum. The use of the previous terms in the works from the seventeenth century relates them to the suitability between different ways of composition for each circumstance and national taste, both ruled by decorum. Hence, these concepts are part of an unique musical notion, that can be better understood from the parallel perspectives of taste and style. In eighteenth century, taste ruled composition forms, generating peculiar styles from certain groups, countries and auctoritas. The two main normative parameters of taste in the period were French and Italian music. Thus, from the study and imitation of foreign styles, the practice known as mixed tastes was shaped - it was mentioned in the seventeenth-century German writings as gemischten Goût, vermischter Geschmack and German taste. From this imitation process, where following something as example was not understood as copying the content, but learning and practising the process of working on materials from various sources with the purpose of building something new, a new genre arises. It\'s called by Telemann and his contemporaries Concert en Ouverture, or Concertouverture.

The aim of the present diploma thesis is to widen knowledge of the chemical regulation of weeds in row crops. To establish the effectiveness of herbicides, we set up a small lot at a carefully chosen spot in the potato-growing region near Strakonice. We conducted a comparison of the effects of three herbicide combinations on two potato varieties (Red Anna, Laura). Two combinations proved pre-emergent (Afalon 45 SC+Command 36 SC; Sencor 70 WG+Command 36 SC), one post-emergent (Titus 25 WG). Subsequently, we evaluated economic costs on weeds regulation and suggested preliminary measures to be taken.

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