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  • About
  • 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.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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History, Repeating

White, Duncan 28 June 2013 (has links)
This project is a study in doing the same thing again and again and again. It experiments with a purposefully reductive design strategy limited to the repetition of a single idea. Taking cues from other disciplines, it uses this incessant repetition to introduce a new affect to architecture based upon the experience of self-similar spaces in an uninterrupted and seemingly endless sequence. Finally, it reimagines the typology of the large history museum, proposing an open-ended series of moments of historical totality as an alternative to the cumulative or narrative unfolding of content. This thesis project is at once a primitive formal game and a spatially complex reinvention of a venerable American institution. It is an architectural contraption that reorders a universe of artifacts.
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History, Repeating

White, Duncan 28 June 2013 (has links)
This project is a study in doing the same thing again and again and again. It experiments with a purposefully reductive design strategy limited to the repetition of a single idea. Taking cues from other disciplines, it uses this incessant repetition to introduce a new affect to architecture based upon the experience of self-similar spaces in an uninterrupted and seemingly endless sequence. Finally, it reimagines the typology of the large history museum, proposing an open-ended series of moments of historical totality as an alternative to the cumulative or narrative unfolding of content. This thesis project is at once a primitive formal game and a spatially complex reinvention of a venerable American institution. It is an architectural contraption that reorders a universe of artifacts.
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Ontophonie et pictopoésie dans l'oeuvre de Gherasim Luca. : etude de la "variation continue". / Pictopoésie and ontophonie : A study of the continuous variation in the complete works of Gherasim Luca

Clonts, Charlène 07 July 2016 (has links)
Cette thèse étudie le processus de variation continue comme une trame de fond de l’oeuvre complète de Gherasim Luca, afin de mettre en valeur ses aspects plastiques et phoniques, leur articulation ainsi que la façon dont la pictopoésie et l’ontophonie participent à l’autogénération textuelle. Considérant l’oeuvre à la croisée des arts, l’analyse souligne la structure des espaces textuel et iconique. Elle s’intéresse en outre aux figures (personae) émergeant d’une esthétique protéiforme et à l’espace figural du langage, mettant aussi à l’épreuve la théorie deleuzienne de la variation continue pour en montrer les ressorts et les dépassements. Enfin, la mise en oeuvre organique, phonique et linguistique del’ontophonie interroge les voix/voies nouvelles établies par la poésie orale et la médiopoétique, ménageant un accès vers l’analyse de la répétition et de la reformulation en tant que genèse infinie. / The aim of this PHD is to study the process of the continuous variation, as the guiding principle for the complete works of Gherasim Luca. The purpose is to highlight both its plastic and its phonic aspects, how they work together, and also the way pictopoésie and ontophonie help create a perpetual selfgenerated text. Since the works stand at the crossroads of several arts, this analysis underlines the structure of the iconic and textual spaces. One of the axis of research, that focuses on the persona, as it emerges from a protean aesthetics, and on the figurative space proper to language, calls thus intoquestion Deleuze’s theory of “continuous variation”, while showing its internal mechanism and its exceedance. Finally, the phonic, the linguistic and the physical performance, in staging the ontophonie, brings into question the voices and the media as a means, established by the oral poetry and the mediopoetics, granting access to an analysis based on endless repetition and reformulation.

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