The politics of critique: On the socio-politically engaged dimension of Foucault's methodology by Urošević Milan

“…Since the relation between scientific work and social engagement is an important problem in contemporary social sciences and humanities, we decided to research the way Foucault conceptualized the relation between his intellectual work and his political activism. We begin our paper by elaborating some of the most important theoretical concepts in Foucault's work. …”
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Community-engaged research enhances the scientific quality and societal impact of a long-term avian monitoring program in northwest Ecuador by Jordan Karubian, Jordan Karubian, Jorge Olivo, Domingo Cabrera, Juan Freile, Luke Browne, Luke Browne, H. Luke Anderson, H. Luke Anderson, Jairo Cabo, Gregory Paladines, Gloria Loor, Liat Perlin Wilde

“…We focus on three case studies that have been proceeding for varying lengths of time to highlight various stages of project development and maturity.ResultsA community-engaged approach has improved the quality of our scientific research by adding traditional ecological knowledge (TEK), technical capacity, and intellectual contributions to our monitoring efforts. …”
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A neo-positivist theory of scientific change by Michael Bycroft, James Poskett

“…If we revive positivism as an intellectual project, we might also revive the social goal of positivism, which was to use the history of science to make the world more rational. …”
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La mercatique transatlantique d’un végétal psychoactif : le guaraná entre remède et aliment (1840-1921) by Bastien Beaufort

“…Ducke) is a psychoactive plant that is considered a physical and intellectual energizer. Global plant since the end of the 20th century, it is one of the few Amazonian crops that has become a typical Brazilian industry. …”
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Department of philosophy in the conditions of academic capitalism approach by E. N. Ivakhnenko

“…The author attempts to convey the ideathat a contemporary department of philosophy must develop its intellectual communicative resource towards the organization of its own educational activity. …”
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Robert Lafont, candidat des « minorités nationales » à l’élection présidentielle de 1974 by Damien Canavate

“…This article explores the disqualified candidacy of Occitan activist and intellectual Robert Lafont in the 1974 French presidential election within the broader context of regionalist claims in post-1968 France. …”
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Démolition controversée, entre revendication et droit d’auteur. L’histoire d’un ensemble de logements sociaux à Bollate (Milan) by Chiara Merlini

“…On the other side, the cultural value that recognizes an artefact as a collective heritage, supported above all by intellectual elites. This is what emerges from the case examined: a demolition hypothesis concerning a housing complex built in Bollate, near Milan, by the architect Guido Canella between 1974 and 1980. …”
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Patrimoine naturel et médiations visuelles : les solutions du paysage by Catherine Saouter

“…From then on, the emergence of the paradigm of modernity slowly leads to an alliance, fully achieved during the 19th century, between intellectual curiosity, scientific systematization and aesthetic emotion. …”
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“A Critical Study on Methods and Protagonists of Literary Criticism by Gino Tellini” by Fatemeh Asgari

“…Although the comprehension of literary and intellectual theories in its own historical contexts does not seem always simple. …”
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DEVELOPMENT OF MARKETPLACES IN THE CONTEXT OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION AS A RESULT OF STRUCTURAL SHIFTS IN THE ECONOMY by E. S. Vorobeva, Z. A. Yusubova, M. A. Gasanov

“…The sustainability of business models is determined by the effective use of resources: natural, material, financial and intellectual. The result of the transformation is the transition to network interaction and the formation of ecosystems of suppliers, partners, consumers and competitors around the business sphere. …”
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Il Medioevo latino nello specchio di Francesco d’Assisi by Francesco Santi

“…The Latin Middle Ages hosted three great revolutions that proved decisive in shaping European self-consciousness: the first consisted in separating political power from religious power, the second legitimized progressive historical fragmentation, recognizing the value of experiences that had appeared marginal, and the third rendered conceivable rights and the possibility of freedom for all people regardless of intellectual or social prerequisites. This shift was able to occur in efforts to develop (on multiple levels, including doctrinal and literary) a particular figure of god, the Christian god, that took on increasingly degrees of self-awareness up to the constitution of the icon of Pieta, an image (Christ laying in his mother’s arms) of god stepping aside out of love for humankind. …”
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Désobéissance radicale, désobéissance politique : la remise en cause du consensus rawlsien dans le champ philosophique étatsunien contemporain by Charlotte Thomas-Hébert

“…The present article outlines a brief intellectual history of the concept of civil disobedience in the US academic field. …”
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O pincel e a pena na construção da nação: pintando e narrando um mito político fundacional by Susana Bleil de Souza

“…It is our intention to examine the role of the painting and the literature in the construction process of an Uruguayan national identity by the intellectual and political elite throughout the second half of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. …”
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De l’indépendance politique à l’émancipation culturelle:le rôle de la diplomatie latino-américaine en Europe by Enrique Sánchez Albarracín

“…The Latin American diplomats have often played a decisive role in this process, working first at the geographical and legal recognition of new nation states, then promote the integration of regional economies on international markets and seeking to create, ultimately, recognition of cultural and intellectual legitimacy of Latin America in the world. …”
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NATURALISME-TEISTIK ABU BAKAR ALRAZI by Isfaroh Isfaroh

“…This study aims to look at the construction of Abu Bakar Alrazi's theological theistic naturalism.This study used the historical approach of biographical reconstruction, to understand and explore one's personality by looking at his socio-cultural and intellectual background. This study found, first, as a scientist Alrazi used theistic reasoning of naturalism because of the socio-religious conditions in its time experienced truth manipulation and limited potential, religious communities were prohibited for rational speculation on religion, because they were considered sacred and established. …”
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COMPETITIVE ACTIVITIES AS A MECHANISM FOR HUMAN RESOURCES IDENTIFICATION AND DEVELOPMENT by Inna A. Gazieva

“…This is a set of educational activities with a competitive component designed to identify, support and promote the best technologies and practices in the implementation of educational technologies, career management, intellectual property, their dissemination among the departments and branches of the Academy. …”
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Se former aux humanités numériques par les données ouvertes : les chaînes infométriques de Patent2Net (P2N) by David Reymond, Jean-Max Noyer

“…The digital humanities express a double transformation: an anthropotechnical metamorphosis of the world and a changeover in intellectual practices in all their dimensions. New memories, new types of writing, the growing importance of algorithms: these evolutions constantly modify how we design editorial modes, process corpora, make maps, or access conceptual and semantic networks, as well as reading and writing practices, and hermeneutic capabilities. …”
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Reading Augustine’s Confessions in Normandy in the 11th and 12th Centuries by Lauren Mancia

“…This study hopes to demonstrate how an analysis of contemporary intellectual interpretations of texts in Normandy can be used alongside paleographical examination of surviving copies to uncover both the ways in which and the reasons for which books circulated among the monastic houses.…”
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L’affaire Richard Millet ou la critique radicale de la société multiculturelle by Ivan Jaffrin

“…It also sheds light on the precarious position of intellectual critics, who do not manage to successfully confront these counter-discourses, because they fail to identify clearly the transgression and to collectively agree on the nature of the common good which needs to be defended in response.…”
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L’instituteur du Code Soleil : la vocation d’un prophète missionnaire by André Pachod

“…A man of Harmony and of concord, of horizon and of thousand cares, this moral, social and intellectual guide will be, however protected from the “clash of believes” and the big changes of the society and the school. …”
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