« Demanio » o « feudo » ? L’università della Cava tra la signoria monastica e la corona angioina. Centri, periferia e uffici nel Regno di Napoli (XIII-XV) by Massimo Siani

“…The origin of the city of Cava (Kingdom of Naples) between the end of the XIII and the middle of XV centuries shows how both characters (royal and monastic-feudal) interacted each other in a specific dialectic between centres – the crown and the monastery of Trinity – and periphery (the universitas of Cava). …”
Get full text

Pronominalization and clitic doubling in Syrian and Omani Arabic by Hallman Peter, Al-Balushi Rashid

“…We trace this difference to a basic difference in whether the relevant syntactic processes are sensitive to intervention effects in the two dialects, with the result being that the restrictiveness of pronominalization and clitic pronoun doubling patterns parallel the restrictiveness of basic word order patterns – whether double-object constructions are ‘symmetric’ or ‘asymmetric’ – with Syrian being the more restrictive of the two varieties.…”
Get full text

La difficile sortie du placard ou les jeux de la norme et de la transgression dans Maurice de E. M. Forster by Thierry Goater

“…The aim of this paper is to study through the analyses of Michel Foucault, Judith Butler and Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick in particular how the interplay of norm and transgression lies at the heart of the story, of its writing and publication and to highlight how this dialectic is carried to extremes.…”
Get full text

La guérison dans Everyman by Martine Yvernault

“…The strength of the text lies in the dialectical staging of two processes, dying and healing, which go beyond the mere issue of death. …”
Get full text

Traduire l’archive : voix et silences dans le Canto 8 des Cantos d’Ezra Pound by Charlotte Estrade

“…The way archives are rewritten suggest a complex dialectic: can a historical source become poetry and how? …”
Get full text

Richard III palimpseste.  Richard III de Verhelst mis en scène par Lagarde : l'ellipse du champ de bataille by Florence March

“…This omission, I wish to argue, crystallises - in the space between page and stage - the choice of what I call an "aesthetic of the suture", or rather of the impossibility of the suture, which I offer as a dialectical metaphor for the relationship between hypo- and hyper-texts. …”
Get full text

Analyse du tutorat d’un collectif d’élèves en podologie en école d’application by François-Marie Pelé, Grégory Munoz, Pierre Parage

“…Through a three-step methodology (comprehensive interview, systematic observation and self-confrontation), the analysis of conceptualization in action (Vergnaud, 2007) of tutors allows to determine two pragmatic concepts (Pastré, 2011) what orient their action from a diagnosis of situation that works in dialectical mode.…”
Get full text

Harmonisation of contract law in the EU: Analysis of the process and its impact on the legal system of the Member States by Viktoriia ANATIICHUK, Iryna BANASEVYCH, Ruslana HEINTS, Uliana GRYSHKO

“…The following methods were used in the study: legal modelling, inductive, deductive, dialectical, formal-logical, and synergistic, as well as methods of analysis and synthesis. …”
Get full text

Franco Ferrarotti and the Challenges of the Social Research - Exploring the Dimensions and Definitions of Research in Social Sciences in Addressing Major Quests on the Individual a... by Arta Musaraj

“…Considered as the “founder of the Italian sociology”, Ferrarotti definitively represented a strong contributor in shaping the definition, methodology and practices of the modern sociology, a science capable to understand, address and forecast today’s global societies challenges and dialectics. The discussion on the role of scientific research in the social development of todays and tomorrow’s humanity, the attention that must be given on the duality between knowledge and conscience as a marker of this development, is a rare inherence Ferrarotti left to all researchers of our times who deal with the individual and its behavior, its social interactions, the world they create and the future orientation of mankind.…”
Get full text

Devenir un « maître de maison » dans le Sud jordanien by Christine Jungen

“…It retraces a young man’s path to the status of adult man by examining—through the dialectical relationship between father and son—the process of learning how to manage the body and, more importantly, how to manage presence. …”
Get full text

Benjamin and Koolhaas: History's Afterlife by Frances Hsu

“…Dialectical images are at the core of the methods suggested by two books written four decades apart yet published around the same time. …”
Get full text

Introduction by Léa Linconstant, Fleur Beauvieux, Efigies Aix-Marseille

“…, this thematic issue is dedicated to the dialectical link between centre and margins, and aims to study how this contributes to (de)construct sexual norms. …”
Get full text

I a una unitat lingüistica de l'occitan ? Enjòcs d'una definicion by Quentin Peyras

“…The both familiar and quite different aspect of the Occitan dialects can lead us to ask : "what makes the unity of this language?". …”
Get full text

Black soteriology: the physiological and ontological process by H. M. Mdingi

“…Such a need ushers in a soteriology that is dialectical in the quest for Black ontology and physiology to allow true affirmation, which is redemption, of Black humanity as Black before God and the world. …”
Get full text

The Reader at Play in “Auggie Wren’s Christmas Story” by Paul Auster by Linda Collinge-Germain

“…Though Paul Auster, in spite of his spending several years in France, most probably had no contact with Picard’s essay, his story “Auggie Wren’s Christmas Story,” published on December 25, 1990 in The New York Times, seems, uncannily, nearly an illustration of the theory of “Reading as Play” as both in its form and its content the story problematizes the dialectics of participation and distancing inherent in the literary reading process defined by Picard.…”
Get full text

MOKSLO VERTYBINIO NEUTRALUMO PROBLEMA XX A. FILOSOFIJOJE (M. WEBERIS, ANALITINĖ MOKSLO FILOSOFIJA IR METAETIKA, KRITINĖ TEORIJA) by Zenonas Norkus

“…So Weber's concept is interpreted as outline of quasi-transcendental dialectics of practical reason. This dialectics like that of teoretical reason as analyzed by Kant doesn't contain the statement that "ultimate" value statements (Weber) or metaphysical statements (Kant) have no truth value. …”
Get full text

DIGITISATION OF LEGAL ALGORITHMS TO PREVENT PUBLIC PROCUREMENT CORRUPTION by Oleksii Makarenkov

“…The research methodology employed a range of methods including formal and dialectical logic, systemic, statistical, comparative law, hermeneutic and axiological analysis. …”
Get full text

Personal culture as a goal of continuing developmental education: Philosophical and methodological substantiation by N. L. Hudyakova, A. B. Nevelev, V. S. Neveleva

“…The methodological basis of the study is the dialectical approach: the dialectic of the essence and existence of a person, the principle of unity of diversity, the relationship of general, particular and individual. …”
Get full text

FORMATION OF CREATIVE PROFESSIONAL PERSONALITY OF NONLINGUISTIC HIGHER EDUCATION ESTABLISHMENT STUDENT IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE COURSE by Tatiana E. Zmeeva

“…Analyzing an example of the organization of independent educational and cognitive activity of students in foreign language course for professional communication the author demonstrates the possible phases of a dialectical transition from independent work to independent creative activity of students, identifies the necessary conditions of efficiency of process of forming the creative autonomy of the future specialist.…”
Get full text

Introduction: Commoning as Differentiated Publicness by Heidi Sohn, Stavros Kousoulas, Gerhard Bruyns

“…The editorial introduction offers a platform of negotiation, which far from disregarding the already established approaches to the thematic in question, aims at expanding their scope, complementing them with non-dialectical readings. By presenting non-hierarchical understandings of urban practices, as well as fostering the intersection of different trajectories and discourses, the introduction to this issue strives to provide a fertile ground for the encounter of the multidimensional and relational potentials of contemporary commoning practices.…”
Get full text