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Theses Philo Université Paris 1/Panthéon-Sorbonne CATALOGUE PHILOSOPHIE (UFR 10) 1/71 3C : thèse 3è cycle, DE : doctorat d’État, D : doctorat nouveau régime, les couleurs servent à distinguer les années civiles Civilité Nom / Prénom Date Intitulé de Thèse Directeur Type M. DUCHESNEAU François 09/03/1971 Les sources de l’empirisme de Locke. Yvon BELAVAL 3C a.r. M. GOUHIER Alain 13/03/1971 Pour une métaphysique du pardon. [Thèse principale]. Vladimir JANKELEVITCH DE a.r. M. GOUHIER Alain 13/03/1971 Traduction et commentaire des Sermons latins de Maître Eckhart. Maurice DE GANDILLAC DE a.r. [Thèse complémentaire]. M. LEBRUN Gérard 26/03/1971 Kant et la fin de la métaphysique. Essai sur la Critique de la Georges CANGUILHEM DE a.r. faculté de juger. [Thèse principale]. M. LEBRUN Gérard 26/03/1971 La patience du concept. Essai sur le discours hégélien. [Thèse Maurice DE GANDILLAC DE a.r. complémentaire]. M. NACCACHE Bernard 24/04/1971 Marx critique de Darwin. Georges CANGUILHEM 3C a.r. M. KECHICHE Mohamed 05/06/1971 Nietzsche lecteur de Kant. Maurice DE GANDILLAC 3C a.r. M. PAPADOPOULO Alexandre 05/06/1971 Esthétique de l’art musulman : la peinture. Etienne SOURIAU DE a.r. M. BANOM Paul 10/06/1971 Ngéda : étude d’un concept négro-africain de temps. Yvon BELAVAL 3C a.r. M. CLAIR Pierre 12/06/1971 Introduction à la pensée de Louis Thomassin. Henri GOUHIER DE a.r. M. MENDES-GIL Fernando 14/06/1971 La logique du nom. Suzanne BACHELARD 3C a.r. M. PARIENTE Jean-Claude 19/06/1971 Le langage et l’individuel. Suzanne BACHELARD DE a.r. Mlle DE JAEGER Anne 22/06/1971 Pour une philosophie du miroir. Jean WAHL 3C a.r. M. VETO Miklos 23/06/1971 Les conférences de Stuttgart de Schelling. Maurice DE GANDILLAC 3C a.r. M. BUGAULT Guy 26/06/1971 Aspects archaïques de l’intuition intellectuelle. [Thèse Maurice DE GANDILLAC DE a.r. principale]. M. BUGAULT Guy 26/06/1971 La notion de « prajna » ou de sapience selon les perspectives du Olivier LACOMBE DE a.r. « Mahayana ». Part de la connaissance et de l’inconnaissance dans l’anagogie bouddhique. [Thèse complémentaire]. M. CADIEUX Jean-Claude 26/06/1971 La vie et les circonstances. Etudes sur le mécanisme de la Georges CANGUILHEM 3C a.r. transformation des vivants dans la théorie lamarckienne. M. GRMEK Mrko Drazen 26/06/1971 Raisonnement expérimental et recherches toxicologiques chez Georges CANGUILHEM DE a.r. Claude Bernard. M. PALMA Norman 29/06/1971 La structure et la problématique du « Prologue de Maurice DE GANDILLAC DU a.r. Zarathoustra » : réflexions sur Nietzsche. M. PAUTRAT Bernard 29/06/1971 Figures et système de Nietzsche. Maurice DE GANDILLAC 3C a.r. Mlle JABBOUR Victorine 27/11/1971 Descartes dans la philosophie de Maurice Merleau-Ponty : le Maurice DE GANDILLAC 3C a.r. Cogito et son interprétation phénoménologique. Mlle SIMON Marianne 11/12/1971 La philosophie de la religion dans l’œuvre de Schleiermacher. Henri GOUHIER DE a.r. [Thèse principale]. Mlle SIMON Marianne 11/12/1971 Schleiermacher : Herméneutique (introduction, traduction et Paul RICŒUR DE a.r. notes). [Thèse complémentaire]. M. DE RAYMOND Jean-François 15/01/1972 Le mouvement de vocation. Vladimir JANKELEVITCH 3C a.r. Université Paris 1/Panthéon-Sorbonne CATALOGUE PHILOSOPHIE (UFR 10) 2/71 3C : thèse 3è cycle, DE : doctorat d’État, D : doctorat nouveau régime, les couleurs servent à distinguer les années civiles Civilité Nom / Prénom Date Intitulé de Thèse Directeur Type M. LERNER Michel 22/01/1972 T. Campanella : Apologie de Galilée. Introduction, traduction, Maurice DE GANDILLAC 3C a.r. notes et appendice. Mlle KUNSTLER Rose 29/01/1972 L’admiration dans la voie morale. Vladimir JANKELEVITCH 3C a.r. Mlle CARDOSO DIAS JANEIRA 01/02/1972 Réflexion philosophique sur l’énergétique dans la pensée de Henri GOUHIER 3C a.r. Ana Luisa Teilhard de Chardin. M. OLMEDO CARRANZA Raul 25/02/1972 Le statut théorique de la philosophie marxiste : quelques Pierre VILAR (EHESS) 3C a.r. problèmes posés par Le Capital. M. AUROUX Sylvain 18/04/1972 Introduction à la sémiotique des encyclopédistes. Yvon BELAVAL 3C a.r. M. GARNIRON Pierre 09/05/1972 Leçons sur l’histoire de la philosophie : traductions de Hegel. Maurice DE GANDILLAC 3C a.r. M. ARMOGATHE Jean-Robert 13/05/1972 Explication physique et transsubstantiation dans l’héritage Pierre COSTABEL (EHESS) 3C a.r. cartésien. M. REVAULT D’ALLONNES 31/05/1972 La création artistique et les promesses de la liberté. Etienne SOURIAU DE a.r. Olivier M. JIMENEZ Marc 07/06/1972 L’art et la théorie de l’art selon T.W. Adorno. Bernard TEYSSEDRE 3C a.r. M. BOURGEOIS Bernard 10/06/1972 [Soutenance sur présentation d’un ensemble de travaux Yvon BELAVAL DE a.r. scientifiques relatifs à la pensée de Fichte et de Hegel]. Mme BEAUVOIS Annie 23/06/1972 Kant et Sand ou l’affectivité persécutée. Vladimir JANKELEVITCH 3C a.r. (ép. IBRAHIM) M. KLEBANER Daniel 24/06/1972 Les modalités éthiques de l’apparaître. Robert MISRAHI 3C a.r. M. LEFORT Claude 04/11/1972 Le travail de l’œuvre : Machiavel. Raymond ARON (EHESS) DE a.r. Mme DE PRUNES Maria-Isabel 15/11/1972 Le problème du monde sensible dans la philosophie de Plotin. Pierre HADOT (EHESS) 3C a.r. e Mlle CONRY Yvette 09/12/1972 L’introduction du darwinisme en France au XIX siècle. Georges CANGUILHEM DE a.r. M. SIMARD Pierre 04/01/1973 La nostalgie de Kierkegaard. Nostalgie dans la pensée Vladimir JANKELEVITCH 3C a.r. kierkegaardienne du « devenir chrétien » et des « stades » existentiels. M. GOUX Jean-Joseph 23/01/1973 Economie et symbolique. Yvon BELAVAL 3C a.r. M. LOPEZ SILVA Luis 22/02/1973 Contribution à l’étude de l’interprétation biologique du Henri BURGELIN 3C a.r. phénomène social humain selon Teilhard de Chardin. Mme BOSSEUR Marie-Dominique 14/03/1973 Temps, moment, silence. Olivier REVAULT D’ALLONNES 3C a.r. M. THIRION Maurice 14/03/1973 Vie de Copernic par Gassendi : traduction, introduction et notes. Georges CANGUILHEM 3C a.r. M. CHAUVET Louis-Marie 15/03/1973 Jean Calvin : critique théologique et pastorale des doctrines Henri BURGELIN 3C a.r. scolastiques et tridentine du sacrement de la pénitence. M. GIRARDIN Jean-Claude 16/03/1973 Eléments pour une problématique marxiste (du groupe en fusion Olivier REVAULT D’ALLONNES 3C a.r. à l’Etat). M. YPMA Sible Jan 28/03/1973 L’activité littéraire de Jacques de Viterbe : O.E.S.A. à Paris. Paul VIGNAUX (EHESS) 3C a.r. Université Paris 1/Panthéon-Sorbonne CATALOGUE PHILOSOPHIE (UFR 10) 3/71 3C : thèse 3è cycle, DE : doctorat d’État, D : doctorat nouveau régime, les couleurs servent à distinguer les années civiles Civilité Nom / Prénom Date Intitulé de Thèse Directeur Type M. MAIRET Gérard 30/03/1973 Objet et catégories de l’histoire : essai sur la conception du temps Pierre VILAR (EHESS) 3C a.r. historique (signification théorique de la méthode de certains historiens français contemporains). M. BEDOUELLE Guy 07/04/1973 Lefèvre d’Etaples et l’intelligence des Ecritures. Richard STAUFFER (EHESS) 3C a.r. M. ROSSET Clément 12/05/1973 L’anti-nature : éléments pour une philosophie tragique. Vladimir JANKELEVITCH DE a.r. M. MONNERET Simon 16/05/1973 Expression et répression de la sensibilité inconsciente. Yvon BELAVAL 3C a.r. M. BERTRAND Pierre 18/05/1973 L’oubli, l’histoire. Olivier REVAULT D’ALLONNES 3C a.r. Mlle ZUM BRUNN Emilie 22/05/1973 La connaissance de « Celui qui est ». Essai sur l’ontologie de Maurice DE GANDILLAC DE a.r. Saint Augustin et de Saint Thomas d’Aquin. Mme SLEDZIEWSKI Elisabeth 02/06/1973 Féodalisme et idéal bourgeois d’appropriation à la veille de la Yvon BELAVAL 3C a.r. (ép. GUIBERT) Révolution française : contribution à l’histoire de l’anti- féodalisme. M. O’MEARA Dominique 08/06/1973 La relation hiérarchique dans la pensée de Plotin. Pierre HADOT (EHESS) 3C a.r. Mme THEVENIN Nicole 13/06/1973 Dialectique et théorie du passage chez Hegel et Marx. Maurice DE GANDILLAC 3C a.r. M. LORENTE-PERINAN Alvaro 14/06/1973 Etude sémantique du langage de Miguel de Unanumo : Vladimir JANKELEVITCH 3C a.r. introduction à une philosophie de l’instinct. Mme ANSART Michèle 16/06/1973 Dénaturation et violence dans la pensée de Jean-Jacques Henri GOUHIER DE a.r. Rousseau. M. ABDOU Mohamed Ismaël 19/06/1973 Les bases de la certitude chez Averroès. [Thèse principale]. Maurice DE GANDILLAC DE a.r. M. ABDOU Mohamed Ismaël 19/06/1973 « Ibn Sina Kitab Al-Hidaya » : le Livre de la direction Georges VAJDA DE a.r. d’Avicenne. [Thèse complémentaire]. M. NAKATA Mitsuo 27/06/1973 Le rôle de la notion de valeur dans le bergsonisme. Vladimir JANKELEVITCH DE a.r. M. PAILLÉ Yvon 29/06/1973 Merleau-Ponty : une philosophie de l’expression. Jean WAHL 3C a.r. M. TIAR Jean-Louis 07/11/1973 Recherches sur la représentation du judaïsme dans le discours Hélène VEDRINE 3C a.r. philosophique. M. NAIR Kuider 21/11/1973 Théorie de la transcroissance révolutionnaire chez Lénine. Maurice DE GANDILLAC 3C a.r. Mlle CHABLE DE LA 23/11/1973 Le difficile et l’impossible dans la vie morale. Vladimir JANKELEVITCH 3C a.r. HERONNIERE Edith Mlle CARPENTIER Anne 12/12/1973 Les problèmes esthétiques de la critique musicale en France entre Vladimir JANKELEVITCH 3C a.r. 1900 et 1938. M. MILLER Gérard 20/12/1973 Le discours pétainiste : contribution à l’analyse des discours Roland BARTHES (EHESS) 3C a.r. politiques. M. MARIN Louis 21/12/1973 La critique du discours : études sur la Logique de Port-Royal et Henri GOUHIER DE a.r.
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