Dans le théâtre rituel total de William Butler Yeats et de Wole Soyinka, la danse, comprise aussi bien comme pratique performative que comme motif littéraire, se fait le véhicule des questionnements philosophiques et politiques des dramaturges, un outil critique dissident qui vient menacer les constructions épistémologiques et l’ordre établi. Loin d’être réduite à un symbole identitaire univoque, dans un cadre (post)colonial irlandais et nigérian où l’esprit de communauté a été ébranlé, la danse incarne le processus instable de reconstruction d’une identité personnelle et nationale perçue comme métamorphique et résistant aux catégorisations hâtives. Rebelles, les corps dansants des pièces, situés à la croisée des sphères de l’humain et du d...
Yeats n'a cessé d'affirmer, dans toute son œuvre dramatique, la centralité de la question de la paro...
This essay discusses the dramatic qualities of Yeatsian drama, allowing that for some critics the pl...
This thesis argues that William Butler Yeats seeks to challenge the religious authority in Ireland d...
In the ritualized total theatre of William Butler Yeats and Wole Soyinka, dance – which is both a pe...
In Wole Soyinka’s plays, dance reveals an open conception of African identity, namely a fluid, perpe...
En décembre 1881, une jeune Irlandaise arriva au Caire avec son mari. Elle avait déjà beaucoup lu su...
This thesis proposes that Yeats found in certain conventions of the Noh drama a realization and defe...
The title of my thesis, “Speaking Without Words: The Significance of Dance in Yeats and Friel” sugg...
The powerful presence of the theatricalised post-colonial body, suggests that foregrounding corpore...
The research investigates the dramaturgical composition of William Butler Yeats’s four dance plays (...
For several decades, a large part of the Western theatre has emancipated from a specific creation mo...
This paper scrutinizes the part played by dancing in two plays by Soyinka where such an artistic pra...
In the « Theatre of Imagination » conceived by Yeats in the 1890s, the poetic Verb is given the powe...
Igbo African tradition, characterised mainly by rituals and myths, has often been regarded as too co...
Accès restreint aux membres de l'Université de Lorraine jusqu'au 2014-03-08This study is a philosoph...
Yeats n'a cessé d'affirmer, dans toute son œuvre dramatique, la centralité de la question de la paro...
This essay discusses the dramatic qualities of Yeatsian drama, allowing that for some critics the pl...
This thesis argues that William Butler Yeats seeks to challenge the religious authority in Ireland d...
In the ritualized total theatre of William Butler Yeats and Wole Soyinka, dance – which is both a pe...
In Wole Soyinka’s plays, dance reveals an open conception of African identity, namely a fluid, perpe...
En décembre 1881, une jeune Irlandaise arriva au Caire avec son mari. Elle avait déjà beaucoup lu su...
This thesis proposes that Yeats found in certain conventions of the Noh drama a realization and defe...
The title of my thesis, “Speaking Without Words: The Significance of Dance in Yeats and Friel” sugg...
The powerful presence of the theatricalised post-colonial body, suggests that foregrounding corpore...
The research investigates the dramaturgical composition of William Butler Yeats’s four dance plays (...
For several decades, a large part of the Western theatre has emancipated from a specific creation mo...
This paper scrutinizes the part played by dancing in two plays by Soyinka where such an artistic pra...
In the « Theatre of Imagination » conceived by Yeats in the 1890s, the poetic Verb is given the powe...
Igbo African tradition, characterised mainly by rituals and myths, has often been regarded as too co...
Accès restreint aux membres de l'Université de Lorraine jusqu'au 2014-03-08This study is a philosoph...
Yeats n'a cessé d'affirmer, dans toute son œuvre dramatique, la centralité de la question de la paro...
This essay discusses the dramatic qualities of Yeatsian drama, allowing that for some critics the pl...
This thesis argues that William Butler Yeats seeks to challenge the religious authority in Ireland d...