De plus en plus d’études s’accordent à reconnaître dans la métaphore un instrument de la pensée, plutôt qu’une figure de style. En particulier, les métaphores les plus communes et les plus répétées, celles qui font partie du langage quotidien, structurent l’appréhension du monde des membres des communautés linguistiques qui les utilisent. Bien que nous n’ayons pas accès au langage quotidien des anciens Grecs, les textes contiennent un corpus de métaphores récurrentes, extrêmement répandues, qui utilisent la terminologie botanique pour parler des êtres humains. Cette thèse vise à montrer en quoi ces métaphores végétales ont constitué une manière, culturellement déterminée, d’appréhender plusieurs facettes de la vie humaine : le corps et le f...
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This dissertation is about the early history of the concept of nature (φύσις or φυή/φυά) in Greek po...
In ancient Greece, the philosopher Aristotle distinguished plants from animals and humans with the i...
The large number of plant species mentioned by Theocritus in the Idylls makes one wonder how the poe...
This article gives a quick panorama of what was known about plants during the Greek and Roman period...
Not considering Identity and Globalisation as antithetic and contradictory words is one of the strik...
That plants have always held an essential value for human life may be obvious, but nevertheless it i...
As anthropologists, philosophers and linguists have nowadays largely recognized, metaphors are not s...
La littérature grecque permet de dénombrer une petite centaine de plantes utilisées dans l'Antiquité...
International audienceThis projects aims at gathering and sharing ongoing research on plants and nat...
Communication au séminaire de Salagon, qui n'a pu être publiée faute de financement ministériel.Summ...
In this paper the author considers scientific and bioethical requirements triggered by existing envi...
Plant use is a familiar word pair that emphasizes how the great wealth of properties and characters ...
The portrayal of plants depicted in works of art in antiquity can provide insights into human–natur...
The victors of the Olympic Games in ancient Greece were awarded crowns made of olive branches. In An...
Aujourd’hui, la Crète offre une flore riche et en partie unique. Cette thèse a pour objectif d’étudi...
This dissertation is about the early history of the concept of nature (φύσις or φυή/φυά) in Greek po...
In ancient Greece, the philosopher Aristotle distinguished plants from animals and humans with the i...
The large number of plant species mentioned by Theocritus in the Idylls makes one wonder how the poe...
This article gives a quick panorama of what was known about plants during the Greek and Roman period...
Not considering Identity and Globalisation as antithetic and contradictory words is one of the strik...
That plants have always held an essential value for human life may be obvious, but nevertheless it i...