Conceiving the (everyday) landscape of energy as a transcalar infrastructural device by Daniela Perrotti

“…Introducing the scientific hypothesis of “thinking energy spatially”, and discussing the provocative statement “energy is a spatial product”, the various articles collected in this journal propose different approaches to the historicization of “the dialectical relation between energy and society.”…”
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Le public et le privé dans Mesure pour Mesure by Michèle Vignaux

“…In this article, I will focus on the dialectics of light and darkness, ostentation and secrecy, dissimulation and display, throughout the play and up to the very last line, with its paradoxical promise to show “What’s yet behind that’s meet you all should know” (5.1.536).…”
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A estética contemporânea: nova poética, novo olhar by Cid Ottoni Bylaardt

“…One aspect of this panorama is the distrust of speech structures once considered stables that seemed to characterize the modernist language, and also the consciense of the precarious status of the groundworks and determinations, which is disseminated in the idea of scattering, of insuficiency of the dialectics supported by enlightenment and rationalism. …”
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De l’expérience formatrice à l’expérience apprenante : genèse et perspectives pour une mise en récit d’un processus de professionnalisation by Lucie Roger, Anne Jorro, Philippe Maubant

“…These encounter of situations could taking sens by a dialogical process or dialectic established between different situations. …”
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The love for the poor neighbour: in memory of her (Matthew 26:6-13) by A. G. van Aarde

“…Bultmann’s insight into the dialectical dissociation between Christian ethics and Stoic ethics supports the coherence in Jesus’ view on caring for the poor. …”
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Contact avec le français et registres de l'occitan moderne (XVIe-XVIIIe siècle) by Jean-François Courouau

“…We can therefore assume that, in the reality of oral exchanges in Occitan during the early modern period (16th-18th centuries), diastratic variation is added to the diatopic variation inherent in the dialectal state of the language. The only evidence we have of modern Occitan is in the form of literary texts, and these occasionally reveal, through the contrasting use of francisms and earlier forms, the existence of linguistic registers in Occitan, with a higher register marked by extreme proximity to French (loanwords). …”
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Lire/voir The Ballad of Reading Gaol d’Oscar Wilde à la lumière de l’expressionnisme by Xavier Giudicelli

“…A hybrid object, an illustrated book brings together two sets of distinct signs that complement, illuminate each other and weave dialectical relationships. This article aims at studying the edition of The Ballad of Reading Gaol illustrated by German expressionist artist Erich Heckel in 1907, in order to examine the effects produced by the encounter between text and image in this edition. …”
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Bringing phonological oddities to the fore: The Basque sibilants by Iván Igartua

“…Many studies have been devoted to the articulatory and acoustic properties of sibilants in Standard Basque and several dialectal varieties. In this paper, written as a contribution to this well-deserved Festschrift in honor of José Ignacio Hualde, I compare the Basque system of sibilants and its features with other structurally more or less analogous systems, drawing on recent typological research, in order to gain a more nuanced understanding of the alleged uniqueness of the Basque sibilants. …”
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In, Out, and Beyond: Dislocation, Contamination and the Redemptive Power of Womanhood in California, In-doors and Out by Eliza W. Farnham, 1856 by Claire Sorin

“…Yet, the deep originality of Eliza Farnham’s account lies in its gendered perspective, which combines traditional and radical views of the female sex and disrupts dialectics of public and private spheres. This partly autobiographical book blurs the frontiers between the “in” and the “out” and contains the seeds of the gynecocracy theories that the author subsequently expounded in a voluminous work aiming to demonstrate the absolute superiority of the female sex (Woman and her Era, 1864).…”
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Pistes pour une économie morale du sentiment d’injustice parmi les jeunes des quartiers populaires urbains by Éric Marlière

“…Indeed, this notion could make it possible to better understand the context in which the sometimes harsh discourses of these young people develop, insofar as the moral economy in a dialectical understanding envisages the springs of action starting from anger and despair. which in fact masks a moral aspiration to justice and citizenship.…”
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Pastoral Places and the City: Environmental Rhetoric in Plato’s <i>Phaedrus</i> by Jack Love

“…Instead, he values the noncity as any other place where individuals can come together in a dialectical fashion to ascertain truth. Indeed, Socrates’ orientation toward the setting in Phaedrus suggests that he is practicing a rhetoric of immersion in the ambient nonhuman place around him before attempting to project meaning onto it.…”
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Le film de tournage shakespearien : fiction documentarisée ou documentaire fictionnalisé ? by Sarah Hatchuel

“…This essay aims to reveal the aesthetic and ideological stakes of the documentaries on the shooting of Shakespearean adaptations, in relation to the dialectics governing fiction and nonfiction, disclosure of enunciation or submersion into fiction. …”
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L’art transgenre, vers d’autres expériences corporelles du temps by Luc Schicharin

“…According to our hypothesis, this visual dialectic derives from an evolutionary temporal norm appeared in the nineteenth century (with Darwin and the invention of cinema). …”
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PROFESSIONAL SOCIALIZATION AS A CONDITION OF FORMATION GRADUATES’ COMPETITIVENESS by I. Yu. Stepanova, V. A. Adolf

“…In this context, there is a need to create conditions for implementation by students of dialectic synthesis of socialization and individualization in relation to solving the problems of constructing a career path. …”
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Pater’s Poikilia — auto-références, métaphores et impressions dans Platon et le platonisme (1893) by Jean-Baptiste Picy

“…Deconstructing Plato’s supposed rejection of « Poikilia » (confusing variety of imitative reference), Pater is shown to go beyond the dialectic opposition of Plurality vs. Unity or Movement vs. …”
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Remettre en acte des extraits d’ethnographie by Marie Mazzella di Bosco

“…The article first recounts an experiment, in which volunteer colleagues and students put into practice some of the material from fieldwork on “free-form mindful dances”, in order to re-examine their description and analysis with more acuity, and then it offers a reflexive look at the heuristic, dialectical and illustrative benefits of such a re-enactment.…”
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«La política es winka, la historia es mapuche». Alleanze, conflitti e trasformazioni all’interno della pratica politica mapuche by Olivia Casagrande

“…The present paper compares the two moments through the analysis of the indigenous leader’s narrative, aiming at understanding the transformations of the Mapuche political practice and its dialectical relationship with the Chilean Other.  …”
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An Ontology of the Word in Catalan Romanesque Culture by Alfons Puigarnau

“…These writings demonstrate the pivotal role of the arts of the word (dialectic, rhetoric, and grammar) in this cultural center of great European significance. …”
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« I was the only one of the family who wasn't quite sane » : être femme, épouse, mère et artiste dans The Creators (1910) de May Sinclair by Leslie de Bont

“…Yet, The Creators provides us with rather atypical reactions to the dialectics of feminine art and social norms: Jane Holland’s very modern conciliation between professional and family life and Nina Lempriere’s extreme androgynous attitudes, implying a new relation to norms, time and nature. …”
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Les sociétés jbala et la nature by Yildiz Aumeeruddy-Thomas, Dominique Caubet, Younes Hmimsa, Ángeles Vicente

“…We suggest that the social organization in the Rif, as well as the diversity of dialects and languages, constitute stable identity elements of identity creating boundaries between the various Arabic and Berber-speaking social groups of various origins in the Rif and the Pre-Rif regions. …”
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