Louis Violette
Biographic Data
| ID | 939361 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Louis Violette |
| GIVEN NAMES | Louis |
| FAMILY NAME | Violette |
| SIGNATURE | VIOLETTE L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université de Rennes |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7527-5314 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The development of national sport policy and governance in Seychelles (1976–2014)
International audience
Revivification, sportivisation et patrimonialisation d'une lutte traditionnelle
L'enquête exploratoire proposée s'appuie sur une approche anthropo-historique de la croche, un style de lutte de l'île de La Réunion. L'analyse discursive, principalement fondée sur des sources documentaires, des entretiens et quelques observations, étudie la trajectoire contemporaine de cette activité physique au regard de globalisation sportive. Ainsi, du fait d'une recréation avant tout exogène plutôt qu'endogène, la croche reste une activité …
Les Jeux des îles de l’océan Indien au prisme de la globalisation sportive (1979–2023)
International audience
Sports et modernité dans les débats politiques parisiens de la Belle Époque (1882–1914)
International audience
The ITTF and Olympic recognition of table tennis
Table tennis was first played as an Olympic sport at the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul. Yet its official body, the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF), had not always sought Olympic recognition. Founded in 1926, the ITTF was in conflict with the Olympic movement in its early years. While the democratised and apolitical vision of table tennis did not appear to be fundamentally at odds with Olympic values, amateurism was an obstacle for th…
France – RFA (Séville, 1982)
This contribution offers an original reading of the representations surrounding the semi-final of the Football World Cup between France and Germany on 8 July 1982 in Seville. Input and output of the historical process by its status of socio-cultural rupture, this sporting fact postulates to be categorized as a symbolic event. In order to measure its social impacts, the challenge for academic sciences is to objectify its nature. Through a combined…
The Olympic Memory
As major sociocultural phenomena, sport and its Olympic showcase are unable to escape either the heightened subjective (re)interpretation of the past or the social frameworks structuring the extension of memory representations during the final decades of the twentieth century. In order to better understand the phenomenon, this article aims to determine the role and weight of the various actors and institutions of the Olympic Movement in safeguard…
Pierre de Coubertin, l'histoire et la mémoire
This study proposes to put into perspective two paradigms of historicity-history and memory-around the figure and precepts of Pierre de Coubertin. To achieve this, it calls on both a broad historiographical review and a large collection of archives deposited at the Sciences Po History Center in Paris by Geoffroy de Navacelle, grandnephew of the pedagogue and spearhead of his memorial defense. The article thus participates in questioning, among ot…
Sporting memory and its heritagisation
This study aims to help establish a history of selecting and forgetting in the field of sport by examining the frameworks and representations which structure collective relationships with the past. Extending the field of memory to the sporting sphere directly implies highlighting a plurality of heritage notions and values together with as many issues of institutional legitimacy. In this respect, examining the memory-based strategy advocated by th…
Vers une histoire de la mémoire sportive en France ? Cadres théoriques et éléments d’analyse
International audience
Pierre de Coubertin, l'histoire et la mémoire
This study proposes to put into perspective two paradigms of historicity-history and memory-around the figure and precepts of Pierre de Coubertin. To achieve this, it calls on both a broad historiographical review and a large collection of archives deposited at the Sciences Po History Center in Paris by Geoffroy de Navacelle, grandnephew of the pedagogue and spearhead of his memorial defense. The article thus participates in questioning, among ot…
The ITTF and Olympic recognition of table tennis
Table tennis was first played as an Olympic sport at the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul. Yet its official body, the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF), had not always sought Olympic recognition. Founded in 1926, the ITTF was in conflict with the Olympic movement in its early years. While the democratised and apolitical vision of table tennis did not appear to be fundamentally at odds with Olympic values, amateurism was an obstacle for th…
The Olympic Memory
As major sociocultural phenomena, sport and its Olympic showcase are unable to escape either the heightened subjective (re)interpretation of the past or the social frameworks structuring the extension of memory representations during the final decades of the twentieth century. In order to better understand the phenomenon, this article aims to determine the role and weight of the various actors and institutions of the Olympic Movement in safeguard…
Sporting memory and its heritagisation
This study aims to help establish a history of selecting and forgetting in the field of sport by examining the frameworks and representations which structure collective relationships with the past. Extending the field of memory to the sporting sphere directly implies highlighting a plurality of heritage notions and values together with as many issues of institutional legitimacy. In this respect, examining the memory-based strategy advocated by th…
Vers une histoire de la mémoire sportive en France ? Cadres théoriques et éléments d’analyse
International audience
Vers une histoire de la mémoire sportive en France ? Cadres théoriques et éléments d’analyse
International audience
Sporting memory and its heritagisation
This study aims to help establish a history of selecting and forgetting in the field of sport by examining the frameworks and representations which structure collective relationships with the past. Extending the field of memory to the sporting sphere directly implies highlighting a plurality of heritage notions and values together with as many issues of institutional legitimacy. In this respect, examining the memory-based strategy advocated by th…
Pierre de Coubertin, l'histoire et la mémoire
This study proposes to put into perspective two paradigms of historicity-history and memory-around the figure and precepts of Pierre de Coubertin. To achieve this, it calls on both a broad historiographical review and a large collection of archives deposited at the Sciences Po History Center in Paris by Geoffroy de Navacelle, grandnephew of the pedagogue and spearhead of his memorial defense. The article thus participates in questioning, among ot…
The Olympic Memory
As major sociocultural phenomena, sport and its Olympic showcase are unable to escape either the heightened subjective (re)interpretation of the past or the social frameworks structuring the extension of memory representations during the final decades of the twentieth century. In order to better understand the phenomenon, this article aims to determine the role and weight of the various actors and institutions of the Olympic Movement in safeguard…
The ITTF and Olympic recognition of table tennis
Table tennis was first played as an Olympic sport at the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul. Yet its official body, the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF), had not always sought Olympic recognition. Founded in 1926, the ITTF was in conflict with the Olympic movement in its early years. While the democratised and apolitical vision of table tennis did not appear to be fundamentally at odds with Olympic values, amateurism was an obstacle for th…
France – RFA (Séville, 1982)
This contribution offers an original reading of the representations surrounding the semi-final of the Football World Cup between France and Germany on 8 July 1982 in Seville. Input and output of the historical process by its status of socio-cultural rupture, this sporting fact postulates to be categorized as a symbolic event. In order to measure its social impacts, the challenge for academic sciences is to objectify its nature. Through a combined…
Sports et modernité dans les débats politiques parisiens de la Belle Époque (1882–1914)
International audience
Les Jeux des îles de l’océan Indien au prisme de la globalisation sportive (1979–2023)
International audience
The development of national sport policy and governance in Seychelles (1976–2014)
International audience
Revivification, sportivisation et patrimonialisation d'une lutte traditionnelle
L'enquête exploratoire proposée s'appuie sur une approche anthropo-historique de la croche, un style de lutte de l'île de La Réunion. L'analyse discursive, principalement fondée sur des sources documentaires, des entretiens et quelques observations, étudie la trajectoire contemporaine de cette activité physique au regard de globalisation sportive. Ainsi, du fait d'une recréation avant tout exogène plutôt qu'endogène, la croche reste une activité …
Political science (8 works) · Art (6 works) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (6 works) · Sports, Gender, and Society (6 works) · Cultural Identity and Heritage (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works)