Jan Fabre's dialogue of body and death is based on a body of theatrical texts. Regarding to the approach of my work, it was mainly focused on three main aspects, first the inheritances and the artistic and cultural inspirations, then the ritual and the sacrifice in its historical philosophical and artistic dimension, and finally the production of the performance: from genesis to scenic representation. The goal of my thesis is to demonstrate the artist's desire to overcome the limits, to violate the codes of society and to create an authentic artistic language inspired by all possible materials to touch the vulnerability of contemporary man. To do this Jan Fabre has developed a method of work that rediscover a body raw and instinctive, a body generating a vital energy and resulting in strong sensations. In this work process I noticed that for Fabre the notion of research has a primordial place based on a conceptual, philosophical and historical evolution. Jan Fabre builds his performances so that all the components of the performance interweave. A singular textual and visual writing constructs a sort of post-mortem state in the sense that logic is ceded to intuition, a writing that offers a scenic universe rich in images and allegories. A scenic composition where space, time and rhythm are based mainly on tension and the development of a ritual atmosphere. After all, the body and death in his universe are united and he manifests a recurring work between the appearance and the disappearance. ; Le dialogue du corps et de la mort chez jan Fabre est fondé sur un corpus de textes théâtraux. En ce qui concerne la démarche de mon travail, elle était principalement axée sur trois volets principaux d’abord les héritages et les inspirations artistiques et culturelles ensuite le rituel et le sacrifice dans sa dimension historique philosophique et artistique et enfin la fabrication du spectacle : de la genèse à la représentation scénique. L’objectif de ma thèse est de démontrer la volonté de l’artiste d’affranchir les ...