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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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L’Espagne en crise à travers les Avisos attribués à José de Pellicer (1639-1644)et les lettres de Jerónimo de Barrionuevo (1654-1658) : conflits,délits et autres violences / Spain in crisis seen by the Avisos attributed to José de Pellicer (1639-1644) and the letters of Jerónimo de Barrionuevo (1654-1658) : conflits, crimes and all sorts of violence

Jimenez, Françoise 12 December 2011 (has links)
Au milieu du XVIIème siècle, l’Espagne connaît une crise politique et économique profonde. L’Espagne s’essouffle et elle se voit obligée de signer le traité des Pyrénées en 1659. Cette lourde période de crise que traverse la monarchie espagnole se dessine tout au long de deux sources informatives du milieu du XVIIème siècle : les Avisos attribués à Pellicer (1639-1644) et les lettres de Barrionuevo (1654-1658). La première vit en direct les révoltes des "périphéries" catalane et portugaise alors que la seconde met en exergue la "fatalité" de l’Espagne dans un contexte de caisses vides : les ennemis sont nombreux, l’armée manque d’hommes et de moyens, les fonctionnaires sont corrompus, la noblesse n’est plus digne de son rang, le clergé manque de vocation et tous, du plus haut au plus bas de l’échelle sociale, s’adonnent à toutes sortes de délits d’ordre moral, politique, pécuniaire, judiciaire, etc. Ces deux sources, de longue durée mais de périodes rapprochées, offrent d’autres avantages. Les nouvelles sont (bi-)hebdomadaires, engageant l’auteur à informer régulièrement, ce qui évite une synthétisation de l’ensemble des informations. Aussi, les Avisos de Pellicer semblent destinés à être lus par un plus grand nombre (la publication était envisagée) et l’expression du "je" est très timide, alors que les lettres de Barrionuevo s’adressent à un correspondant et il sait qu’il est lu par un cercle réduit de connaissances. Traquer l’information et la transmettre comporte un risque : les nouvelles proviennent de sources fiables mais bon nombre sont issues de la rumeur qui est colportée. Cette dernière englobe essentiellement des personnes dignes de confiance chez Pellicer alors que, chez Barrionuevo, elle peut être constituée de personnes au palais ou de tout un chacun. Enfin, l’état d’esprit et les centres d’intérêt varient d’un auteur à l’autre. Ces deux sources informatives présentent des similitudes mais aussi de nombreuses différences, et des limites ; ces caractéristiques constituent leur richesse. / In the middle of the seventeenth century, Spain undergoes a deep political and economic crisis. It becomes difficult to survive and Spain has to sign the Treaty of the Pyrenees in 1659. This heavy crisis that the Spanish monarchy undergoes is described by two different information sources from the mid-seventeenth century : the Avisos attributed to Pellicer (1639-1658) and the Barrionuevo letters (1654-1658). The first source gives a daily account of the Catalan and Portuguese rebellions whereas the second source points out Spain’s "misfortune" due to its very bad economic situation : there are many enemies, the army lacks men and means, the civil servants are corrupt and the Nobles are no longer representative of their rank, the Clergy lacks vocation and everybody from the lowest to the highest social background is involved in all sorts of moral, political, financial and legal crimes etc. These two long-term but of short interval sources have other advantages. The news is given twice a week, forcing the author to inform the readers regularly which avoids summarizing all the information. Moreover, the Pellicer Avisos seem to be written and read by a large number of people (the publication is planned) and the use of the first person "I" is very limited whereas the Barrinuevo letters are addressed to a correspondent who knows that he is read by a small circle of people. Tracking down information and transmitting it is risky : the news is mostly reliable, but most of it comes from rumours. The Pellicer informants are more reliable and trustworthy whereas the Barrionuevo ones are composed of people from the Palace as well as any and everybody. Finally, the state of mind and interest points vary from one author to another. Both information sources show similarities but also many differences and limits and these characteristics is what makes them so full of interest.
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Don Juan e a construção de um mito em \'El burlador de Sevilla\' / Don Juan and the construction of a myth in \'El burlador de Sevilla\'

Ribeiro, Lilian dos Santos Silva 27 August 2007 (has links)
O presente trabalho visa delimitar quais os fatores os fatores constitutivos da peça El burlador de Sevilla, tanto do ponto de vista histórico -- isto é, os fatores sociais, políticos e religiosos --, quanto do ponto de vista da estrutura literária -- relacionados à forma artística em que os primeiros ganham forma --, e o modo como esses fatores se relacionam na composição do mito que sustenta o enredo da obra. / The present work intents to delimitate what are the containing factors from the play El burldor de Sevilla, by the historic view -- social, politics and religious facts -- as well as the literary structure view -- related to the artistc form in which the previuous ones gain shape --, and the way those factors associate to each other compounding the plot sustaining myth.
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Don Juan e a construção de um mito em \'El burlador de Sevilla\' / Don Juan and the construction of a myth in \'El burlador de Sevilla\'

Lilian dos Santos Silva Ribeiro 27 August 2007 (has links)
O presente trabalho visa delimitar quais os fatores os fatores constitutivos da peça El burlador de Sevilla, tanto do ponto de vista histórico -- isto é, os fatores sociais, políticos e religiosos --, quanto do ponto de vista da estrutura literária -- relacionados à forma artística em que os primeiros ganham forma --, e o modo como esses fatores se relacionam na composição do mito que sustenta o enredo da obra. / The present work intents to delimitate what are the containing factors from the play El burldor de Sevilla, by the historic view -- social, politics and religious facts -- as well as the literary structure view -- related to the artistc form in which the previuous ones gain shape --, and the way those factors associate to each other compounding the plot sustaining myth.
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Autour des origines, de l'itinéraire de formation et de l'œuvre du sculpteur français établi en Espagne : juan de Juni (1507-1577) / Around the origins, the apprenticeship and the work of Juan de Juni, a French sculptor living in Spain (1507-1577)

Peltier, Cyril 16 December 2008 (has links)
Le sculpteur français Juan de Juni (1507-1577) s’installa en Espagne au début du Siècle d’Or. Après quelques travaux au gré de son itinérance, il établit son atelier à Valladolid en 1540. L’artiste contribua à l’émergence de « l’École de Sculpture de Valladolid ». Il réalisa au total en Espagne une cinquantaine d’œuvres, principalement en bois polychrome, consacrées à la Passion du Christ et au culte marial. Précisément, notre travail de thèse consiste à ne pas restreindre son œuvre à la sphère artistique ibérique mais au contraire à montrer le caractère cosmopolite et la polyvalence stylistique du sculpteur ; pour cela, nous cherchons à faire la lumière sur son parcours de formation (1507-1533), depuis ses premières œuvres dans sa région natale jusqu’à son établissement à Valladolid / French sculptor Juan de Juni (1507-1577) settled in Spain at the beginning of the Golden Century. He sculpted a few works as his route took him until he reached Valladolid where he installed his workshop in 1540. The artist contributed to the emergence of the “Sculpture Academy of Valladolid”. He made fifty works in Spain in all, mostly in polychromatic wood, dedicated to the Passion of Christ and the cult of marriage. Our Ph-D study does not precisely consist in restricting his work to the Iberian artistic sphere but on the opposite in showing the cosmopolitan nature and stylistic versatility of the sculptor; in that aim we try to get right to the bottom of his career path (1507-1533), starting with his first works in his native region to his establishment in Valladolid

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