De l’art de l’émerveillement à celui du détournement

The circus environment was deeply transformed in Europe since the end of the 20th century. The "new circus" came to enrich the shows offer, with classic companys (Pinder, Bouglione, etc.). Nevertheless, no survey was specifically interested in the ways of perceiving circus shows. To mitiga...

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Main Authors: Émilie Salaméro, Samuel Julhe
Format: Article
Language:fra
Published: Presses universitaires de Paris Nanterre 2017-12-01
Series:Terrains/Théories
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Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/teth/985
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spelling doaj-eaf700c294074ceabf56127318fb9f1c2020-11-24T23:48:13ZfraPresses universitaires de Paris NanterreTerrains/Théories2427-91882017-12-01710.4000/teth.985De l’art de l’émerveillement à celui du détournementÉmilie SalaméroSamuel JulheThe circus environment was deeply transformed in Europe since the end of the 20th century. The "new circus" came to enrich the shows offer, with classic companys (Pinder, Bouglione, etc.). Nevertheless, no survey was specifically interested in the ways of perceiving circus shows. To mitigate this lack, an European program chooses to combine sociologies of cultural attendance, reception and the mediation, by taking support on four cultural structures for their varied status, regularly spreading contemporary circus. The results show on one hand, that circus, classic or new, takes place differently in the "cultural universe" of spectators and, on the other hand, that news circus are appreciated with regard to their "aesthetic orientations", built during their spectators' career. These preferences also establish a way of positioning towards all circassian productions, and of distinguishing itself besides spectators.http://journals.openedition.org/teth/985circuspublicsaudience receptionaesthetic orientations
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De l’art de l’émerveillement à celui du détournement
Terrains/Théories
circus
publics
audience reception
aesthetic orientations
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Samuel Julhe
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title De l’art de l’émerveillement à celui du détournement
title_short De l’art de l’émerveillement à celui du détournement
title_full De l’art de l’émerveillement à celui du détournement
title_fullStr De l’art de l’émerveillement à celui du détournement
title_full_unstemmed De l’art de l’émerveillement à celui du détournement
title_sort de l’art de l’émerveillement à celui du détournement
publisher Presses universitaires de Paris Nanterre
series Terrains/Théories
issn 2427-9188
publishDate 2017-12-01
description The circus environment was deeply transformed in Europe since the end of the 20th century. The "new circus" came to enrich the shows offer, with classic companys (Pinder, Bouglione, etc.). Nevertheless, no survey was specifically interested in the ways of perceiving circus shows. To mitigate this lack, an European program chooses to combine sociologies of cultural attendance, reception and the mediation, by taking support on four cultural structures for their varied status, regularly spreading contemporary circus. The results show on one hand, that circus, classic or new, takes place differently in the "cultural universe" of spectators and, on the other hand, that news circus are appreciated with regard to their "aesthetic orientations", built during their spectators' career. These preferences also establish a way of positioning towards all circassian productions, and of distinguishing itself besides spectators.
topic circus
publics
audience reception
aesthetic orientations
url http://journals.openedition.org/teth/985
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