199 research outputs found
Vient de paraître
No full textDans la revue L'archéologue (n° 126, juin-juillet-août 2013), vient de paraître un article intitulé "L'or d’Égypte. L'exploitation des mines d'or dans le désert Oriental sous les Ptolémées", écrit par J.-P. Brun, Th. Faucher, B. Redon et Fl. Téreygeol. Première page de l'article paru en juin 201
Many Lives, One Story: The Gesta sanctorum Rotensium and the Making of Redon
No full textThis article takes a fresh look at the composition of the Gesta sanctorum Rotonensium (Deeds of the Saints of Redon), a late 9th-century monastic narrative which tells of the foundation of Redon, in the south-east of present-day Brittany. This story is exceptional because not just the abbot but the entire first generation of monks is lauded for their sanctity and their contribution towards building a community. I will argue that the author, rather than presenting these lives as examples for subsequent generation of monks to follow, intended for these vignettes to serve as a confirmation of the sanctity of the community as a whole. The series of biographies that form the first part of the GSR show that Redon, in the eyes of the author of the GSR, was a place where an individual’s holiness could come to full fruition – not because that was a given, but because of the fact that members of the community always helped their brethren become the best version of themselves, both during their lifetime and especially in the close examination of their lives after death
Many Lives, One Story: The Gesta sanctorum Rotensium and the Making of Redon
No full textThis article takes a fresh look at the composition of the Gesta sanctorum Rotonensium (Deeds of the Saints of Redon), a late 9th-century monastic narrative which tells of the foundation of Redon, in the south-east of present-day Brittany. This story is exceptional because not just the abbot but the entire first generation of monks is lauded for their sanctity and their contribution towards building a community. I will argue that the author, rather than presenting these lives as examples for subsequent generation of monks to follow, intended for these vignettes to serve as a confirmation of the sanctity of the community as a whole. The series of biographies that form the first part of the GSR show that Redon, in the eyes of the author of the GSR, was a place where an individual’s holiness could come to full fruition – not because that was a given, but because of the fact that members of the community always helped their brethren become the best version of themselves, both during their lifetime and especially in the close examination of their lives after death
Odilon Redon and the Pasteurian revolution: Health, illness, and le monde invisible
No full textOdilon Redon's dark-spirited charcoals and lithographs of the last quarter of the nineteenth century responded to developments in science, including the Pasteurian revolution. Rather than celebrating the progressive potential of science, Redon's noirs engaged national anxieties that attended scientific advances. His position was close to the Decadents of the 1880s who dwelled on themes of illness and decay While the artist's original biographer Andre Mellerio referred to the artist's fascination with Pasteur and his microbial world, where in a single drop of water "there arises the spectacle of giants of a gripping horror and a frightfol, predatory nature," the topic has virtually disappeared from Redon literature. By recovering the scientific/medical issues that stimulated Redon's creation, this article restores the subjects of pathogenic organisms and contagious illness to their rightful place in Redon's oeuvre. Further, it provides the reader with a discussion of the cultural context in which Redon's interest was generated.final article publishedJournal Articl
La motte du Mourrel à Molleville et la motte du Puy Redon à Laurac (Aude)
No full textSince 1981, the moated sites of Mourrel and of Puy-Redon hâve formed the subject of a study including a range of methods of research which are compiementary . The various ascertainments already noted, enable to consider some hypothesis of work for a better knowledge of moated site of Lauragais. The author here shows the common points between these two sites especially concerning the morphology and the situation in the landscape of these two moated sites. In the same way, in spite of limited arhaeological bore holes, we notice a similarity in the type of structures and ceramics found.Depuis 1981, les deux mottes castrales du Mourrel et de Puy-Redon ont fait l'objet d'une étude englobant une série de procédés de recherche complémentaires. Les diverses constatations effectuées permettent d'envisager des hypothèses de travail pour une meilleure connaissance des mottes castrales du Lauragais. L'auteur livre ici, les points communs observés entre les deux sites notamment au niveau de la morphologie et de la situation dans le paysage de ces deux mottes.
De même, une similitude a été décelée, malgré des sondages archéologiques limités, dans le type de structures rencontrées et dans le mobilier céramique recueilli.Dauzat Michel. La motte du Mourrel à Molleville et la motte du Puy Redon à Laurac (Aude). In: Archéologie du Midi médiéval. Tome 2, 1984. pp. 27-45
Les thermes byzantins de Taposiris Magna : campagne 2015
No full textPar Joachim Le Bomin (Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne) Dans le cadre de l’étude de la ville romaine et byzantine de Taposiris Magna (Maréotide/Égypte), une quatrième campagne de fouille, dans la poursuite des opérations engagées par M. El-Amouri (Ipso-Facto) et Th. Fournet (IFPO Amman), a été effectuée dans les thermes byzantins de la ville moyenne[1]. Ces travaux s’intègrent dans le programme d’étude des bains byzantins de Maréotide engagé sous la direction de Th. Fournet et B. Redon (HiSoMA) et s..
A New Public Bath in Trimithis (Amheida, Dakhla Oasis)
No full textPreliminary study of a Late-Antique bath found during the excavation at Amheida (Dakhla Oasis, Egypt) by the New York University Mission. The building is in mud and baked bricks and was abandoned while it was under restoration. A mosaic floor was in preparation. The bath was originally part of a larger Thermae of the Roman Imperial Period, abandoned at the end if the 3rd century AD. This large building was dismantled, but a part of survived and was adapted to Late Antique usage
Des Modifications à apporter à la situation des aliénés criminels au point de vue pénal.
No full textMontpellier, 1897-1898, n ° 57.Th.--Méd.--Montpellier, 1897-1898
Balnéorient aux Rendez-vous de l’Histoire du monde arabe
No full textÀ l’invitation des organisateurs des premiers « Rendez-vous de l’Histoire du monde arabe » l’ouvrage Balnéorient 25 siècles de bain collectif en Orient a été présenté le 6 juin à Paris. La conférence de M.-Fr. Boussac, S. Denoix, Th. Fournet et B. Redon est désormais visible en ligne, ainsi que l’ensemble des communications de cet événement organisé par l’Institut du Monde Arabe
Les bains romains de Karnak (Égypte), proposition de reconstitution de la phase 4 (vue perspective ouverte depuis le nord-est)
No full textFigure extraite de : M. Boraik, Th. Fournet, S. Al-Masekh, P. Piraud-Fournet, 2017, “The Roman baths at Karnak, between river and temple. Architectural study and urban context”, in B. Redon (dir.), Collective baths in Egypt 2. New discoveries and perspectives, Cairo, p. 221-26
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