International audienceThis study approaches from the perspective of visual anthropology the changing representations of the relations between worker and machine from 1930 to 1960 on the basis of examples chosen from films of various kinds whose theme is that of mines and steelworks. These films make it possible to establish that the human body is an extension of the machine, an instrument (Marcel Mauss). In the very concept of the automaton (Jean-Claude Beaune), the repetitive gesture and cyclical temporality, given material form by the clock and non-verbal communication, play a primordial role. After the Second World War, man became increasingly marginalized, leaving the machine alone on the scene. Workers, like their representation on fil...
Je t’aime je t’aime’s « noosphère » : A Study of a Cinematographic Object In his science-fiction mo...
Soldat blindé, homme prothétique, femme hybride, automate, machine sexuelle, athlète aux traits méca...
Film historiography typically considers the years following 1968 as an important period of crisis fo...
International audienceThis study approaches from the perspective of visual anthropology the changing...
Victims of the economic circumstances of the late 20th century, the traditional skills associated wi...
International audienceThe machine, over the course of the 20th century, progressively integrated its...
International audienceMoving picture does not apply just to the presentation of landscapes and disap...
Drawing on historical, aesthetic, theoretical and sociocultural perspectives, this study day seeks t...
Aujourd’hui, les gestes des travailleurs de l’acier ont disparu des mines et de la grande majorité d...
Addressing the question of whether machines make history, this paper links the distinction between t...
International audienceIn this file, we examine the theater and the iconography (with a detour by the...
The Mutilated and the Machines. Images of mutilated bodies and industrial rationalization during the...
Artists as Constructors of the « Machine Civilisation » Artists of the international avant-garde, b...
As commercial films, fictional films, documentaries or activist films on automobile factories and th...
When Taylorism was first introduced in France, it led to a massive strike over the harsh winter of 1...
Je t’aime je t’aime’s « noosphère » : A Study of a Cinematographic Object In his science-fiction mo...
Soldat blindé, homme prothétique, femme hybride, automate, machine sexuelle, athlète aux traits méca...
Film historiography typically considers the years following 1968 as an important period of crisis fo...
International audienceThis study approaches from the perspective of visual anthropology the changing...
Victims of the economic circumstances of the late 20th century, the traditional skills associated wi...
International audienceThe machine, over the course of the 20th century, progressively integrated its...
International audienceMoving picture does not apply just to the presentation of landscapes and disap...
Drawing on historical, aesthetic, theoretical and sociocultural perspectives, this study day seeks t...
Aujourd’hui, les gestes des travailleurs de l’acier ont disparu des mines et de la grande majorité d...
Addressing the question of whether machines make history, this paper links the distinction between t...
International audienceIn this file, we examine the theater and the iconography (with a detour by the...
The Mutilated and the Machines. Images of mutilated bodies and industrial rationalization during the...
Artists as Constructors of the « Machine Civilisation » Artists of the international avant-garde, b...
As commercial films, fictional films, documentaries or activist films on automobile factories and th...
When Taylorism was first introduced in France, it led to a massive strike over the harsh winter of 1...
Je t’aime je t’aime’s « noosphère » : A Study of a Cinematographic Object In his science-fiction mo...
Soldat blindé, homme prothétique, femme hybride, automate, machine sexuelle, athlète aux traits méca...
Film historiography typically considers the years following 1968 as an important period of crisis fo...