{"journal": {"journal_issue": {"issue": "Articles", "journal_volume": {"volume": "Identity versus science?..."}, "publication_date": {"day": "10", "year": "2023", "month": "05", "@media_type": "online"}}, "journal_article": {"titles": {"title": "La Vénus de Milo est-elle japonaise ?"}, "program": [{"@name": "AccessIndicators", "license_ref": [{"value": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0", "@applies_to": "am", "@start_date": "2023-05-10"}, {"value": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0", "@applies_to": "vor", "@start_date": "2023-05-10"}, {"value": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0", "@applies_to": "tdm", "@start_date": "2023-05-10"}], "free_to_read": {"value": "", "@start_date": "2023-05-10"}}, {"related_item": {"intra_work_relation": {"value": "https://hal.science/hal-04080772v1", "@identifier-type": "uri", "@relationship-type": "isSameAs"}}}], "abstract": {"value": [{"value": "The Venus of Milo is seen as a unique masterpiece of Greek art. However, to the great displeasure of the Greek authorities who are demanding its return, it has belonged to the French public collections since 1821. More generally, it is widely considered a European and Western heritage. And it goes without saying, its beauty is universal. But can it be Japanese? Through the examination of the reception of the Venus de Milo in Japan, the aim is to reflect on the conditions of a utopian appropriation of art works, given that, unlike texts that can be quoted, cut and mounted, paintings and statues are strongly dependant on their materiality. Against the current discourse on the dematerialization of art works, which goes hand in hand with an increasing fetishization of the originals, this article explores the path of an incorporation through practice and repetition.", "@xml:lang": "en"}, {"value": "La Vénus de Milo est considérée comme un chef d’œuvre de l’art grec. Toutefois, au grand dam des autorités helléniques qui en demandent la restitution, elle appartient depuis 1821 aux collections publiques françaises. Plus généralement, on admettra volontiers qu’elle est européenne et occidentale. Et cela va sans dire, sa beauté est universelle. Mais peut-elle être japonaise ? À travers l’examen de la réception de la Vénus de Milo au Japon, il s’agira de réfléchir aux conditions d’une appropriation utopique des œuvres d’art plastiques, étant entendu que, contrairement aux textes qui peuvent être cités, tronqués, réédités, tableaux et statues sont puissamment assujettis à leur matérialité. À rebours des discours actuels sur la dématérialisation des œuvres, qui va de pair avec une fétichisation croissante des originaux, cet article explore le chemin d’une incorporation par l’usage et le refaire.", "@xml:lang": "fr"}, {"value": "ミロのヴィーナスは、ギリシャ美術の最高傑作と言われている。しかし、返還を求めるギリシャ政府の大いなる不興を買ったにもかかわらず、1821年以来、フランスの公的コレクションに所蔵されている。より一般的には、それがヨーロッパ的、西洋的であることは容易に認められよう。そして、言うまでもないが、その美しさは普遍的だ。ところで、ミロのヴィーナスは日本的なものといえるだろうか。引用やカットが可能なテキストとは異なり、絵画や彫像はその物質性に強く支配されていることから、日本におけるミロのヴィーナスの受容を通じて、芸術作品の自由な流用の条件について考察する。芸術作品の脱物質化をめぐる言説は、オリジナルのフェティッシュ化とともに進んでいるが、本稿では、実践と再制作による取り込みの道筋を探る。", "@xml:lang": "ja"}]}, "doi_data": {"doi": "10.46298/societes-plurielles.2023.11293", "resource": "http://societes-plurielles.episciences.org/11293", "collection": [{"item": {"@crawler": "iParadigms", "resource": "https://hal.science/hal-04080772v1/document"}, "@property": "crawler-based"}, {"item": {"resource": {"value": "https://hal.science/hal-04080772v1/document", "@mime_type": "application/pdf"}}, "@property": "text-mining"}]}, "keywords": {"0": "[SHS.MUSEO]Humanities and Social Sciences/Cultural heritage and museology", "1": "[SHS.ART]Humanities and Social Sciences/Art and art history", "en": ["Venus de Milo", "Japan", "Greece", "The Louvre Sculpture Museum", "Morimura Yasumasa", "academic drawing", "appropriation", "art democratization"], "fr": ["Vénus de Milo", "Japon", "Grèce", "musée des sculptures du Louvre", "Morimura Yasumasa", "dessin académique", "appropriation", "démocratisation de l’art"], "ja": ["ミロのヴィーナス", "日本", "ギリシャ", "ルーブル彫刻美術館", "森村泰昌", "デッサン", "アプロプリエーション", "美術の民衆化"]}, "@language": "fr", "contributors": {"person_name": {"ORCID": "https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3374-6728", "surname": "Lucken", "@sequence": "first", "given_name": "Michael", "affiliations": {"institution": {"institution_name": "Institut français de recherche sur l’Asie de l’Est"}}, "@contributor_role": "author"}}, "publisher_item": {"item_number": {"value": "11293", "@item_number_type": "article_number"}}, "acceptance_date": {"day": "10", "year": "2023", "month": "05", "@media_type": "online"}, "publication_date": {"day": "10", "year": "2023", "month": "05", "@media_type": "online"}, "@publication_type": "full_text"}, "journal_metadata": {"issn": {"value": "2557-9959", "@media_type": "electronic"}, "@language": "en", "full_title": "Sociétés plurielles"}}, "database": {"current": {"url": "http://societes-plurielles.episciences.org/11293", "flag": "imported", "type": {"title": "article"}, "dates": {"posted_date": "2023-05-10 10:51:32", "publication_date": "2023-05-10 11:09:02", "modification_date": "2025-04-01 02:25:20", "first_submission_date": "2023-05-10 10:51:32"}, "files": {"link": "http://societes-plurielles.episciences.org/11293/pdf"}, "isTmp": false, "status": {"id": 16, "label": {"en": "published", "fr": "publié"}}, "volume": {"id": 745, "year": "2023", "number": 7, "titles": {"en": "Identity versus science? Science at the service of identity?", "fr": "L'identité contre la science ? La science au service de l'identité ?"}, "position": "3", "settings": {"is_open": false, "is_current_issue": false, "is_special_issue": false}, "descriptions": {"en": "The appropriation of knowledge in terms of identity is a key phenomenon in human societies and is already part of the analytical agenda of the social sciences. For many years, it was associated with constituted powers or political currents of various backgrounds, but in recent decades it has been marked by a new phenomenon. In the name of the recognition of the rights or memory of minorities from populations that were victims of colonialism, there has emerged a demand for a degree of control over the conditions of scientific investigation or its results. This tension between science and identity has been particularly acute in the fields of archaeology and anthropology, and has been addressed in particular from the angle of how the past is used and of the status of museographic objects in the post-colonial context. The articles in this issue fall within the scope of these disciplines and present case studies ranging from casts of ancient art in France to the Venus de Milo in Japan.", "fr": "L’appropriation identitaire des savoirs représente un phénomène constitutif des sociétés humaines et s’inscrit, d’ores et déjà, dans l’horizon d’analyse des sciences sociales. Longtemps associée à des pouvoirs constitués ou à des courants politiques de divers horizons, elle a été marquée, durant les dernières décennies, par un phénomène nouveau. Au nom de la reconnaissance du droit ou de la mémoire des minorités issues de populations victimes du colonialisme, s’est en effet affirmée la revendication d’un droit de regard sur les conditions de l’investigation scientifique ou sur ses résultats. Abordée notamment sous l’angle des usages du passé et du statut d’objets muséographiques dans le contexte post-colonial, cette tension entre science et identité a été particulièrement sensible dans les domaines de l’archéologie et de l’anthropologie. Les articles réunis dans ce numéro s’inscrivent en effet dans le cadre de ces disciplines et proposent des études de cas allant des moulages d’art antique en France à la Vénus de Milo au Japon."}, "has_proceedings": false, "bibliographical_references": ""}, "journal": {"id": 13, "url": "http://societes-plurielles.episciences.org", "code": "societes-plurielles", "name": "Sociétés plurielles"}, "metrics": {"file_count": 438, "page_count": 651}, "section": {"id": 80, "titles": {"en": "Articles", "fr": "Articles"}, "position": 2, "settings": {"is_open": true}, "descriptions": null}, "version": 1, "cited_by": null, "mainPdfUrl": "https://hal.science/hal-04080772v1/document", "repository": {"id": "1", "name": "HAL", "type": "repository", "status": "1", "api_url": "https://api.archives-ouvertes.fr", "doc_url": "https://hal.science/hal-04080772v1", "base_url": "https://api.archives-ouvertes.fr/oai/hal/", "paper_url": "https://hal.science/hal-04080772v1/document", "doi_prefix": "", "identifier": "oai:HAL:hal-04080772v1"}, "identifiers": {"concept_identifier": null, "document_item_number": 11293, "permanent_item_number": 11293, "repository_identifier": "hal-04080772"}, "classifications": [], "original_language": "en", "position_in_volume": 3, "graphical_abstract_file": ""}, "previous_versions": null, "first_version_item_number": 11293, "latest_version_item_number": 11293}}