Les usages de la métalepse d’auteur dans Partonopeu de Blois et Le Bel Inconnu by Nathalie Leclercq

“…This article will investigate the extent to which the use of authorial metalepsis, theorized by Gérard Genette, highlights, in Le Roman de Partonopeu de Blois and Le Bel Inconnu, the functions of a participatory author whose active involvement reveals his desire to claim his freedom of invention. When both auhtors compare themselves to their characters, they are indeed drawing attention to their own experience of love by asking the reader to become aware of both their presence and their power. …”
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Marshall McLuhan : un spectre hante-t-il les études médiévales canadiennes ? by Patrick Moran

“…The media-based paradigm developed by McLuhan allows him, in The Gutenberg Galaxy, to depict the Middle Ages as a transitional period, a composite civilization that tends towards the massive domination of visual media and the invention of print, but still retains a foothold in the earlier media environment of the ear and of synaesthesia. …”
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Pituitary adenoma: a literature review by A. Sidaraitė, B. Glebauskienė, R. Liutkevičienė

“…The discovery of these changes may lead to biomarkers invention which could be used to diagnose pituitary adenomas, especially atypical and aggressive types in early stages. …”
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Specular Metamorphoses: Harriet Prescott Spofford’s “The Ray of Displacement” by Asunción López-Varela

“…The story deals with a crystal structure and the adventures of an unnamed scientist falsely accused of stealing it. The scientist’s invention of a Y-ray, capable of separating atoms and molecules so that solid bodies can penetrate one another, leads him to the discovery of disembodiment and invisibility. …”
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Rôle joué par l’économie informelle dans l’appropriation des TIC en milieu urbain en Afrique de l’Ouest by Annie Cheneau-Loquay

“…Those related with the insertion of the ICTs in territories are demonstrations of a “paradoxical invention of the modernity” [JF Bayart 1994] with regard to the universalist classic model of the modernization spread by the West. …”
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« The Enduring End » by Andria Pancrazi

“…Amongst the recurring aesthetic themes that he explores, the transition between the state of life and the state of death is at the centre of many of his poems, which he composes using innovative forms — the most characteristic one being very long rhapsodic poems and roundels (a particular variation on the rondeau of his own invention). Circularity, cyclicity, decomposition and recomposition, the motifs of the end and a potential, subsequent new beginning are ubiquitous in his work. …”
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L’hôtel de Bernuy et l’influence des Medidas del romano dans l’architecture toulousaine de la Renaissance by Colin Debuiche

“…Between perfect quotation and single resonance, between copy and invention, how these forms had been adapted in stone and how they became integrated with the building traditions? …”
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Os rios e pântanos nas primeiras representações cartográficas da vila Campos dos Goitacazes: imaginação geográfica e disputas de poder (final do século XVIII até começos do XIX)... by Maria Isabel de Jesus Chrysostomo

“…This paper analyzes the role of cartographic productions in the invention of a territory, formed at the point of articulation between nature and culture. …”
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L’imagerie irlandaise, du stéréotype au simulacre by Corinne Feïss-Jehel, Pierre-Jérôme Jehel

“…In this article we will discuss the invention of some of these closed worlds in Ireland, imitations of reality which are transformed into visual consumer goods. …”
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Des arrangements autour de l’agriculture en périurbain : du lotissement agricole au projet de territoire by Monique Poulot

“…The three of them are characterized by a overabundant invention of tools, constantly invested, especially intentionnal or interventional zonings, of uncertain efficiency. …”
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Contributos (antropo)metodológicos para um projecto social de cidade by Marluci Menezes

“…As an attempt to contribute to the overcoming of such difficulties, two notions are emphasized: project, understood as a strategy of invention or creation of a new sociospatial order as a cultural, phenomenological and pragmatic expression; diagnosis, conceived in an interactive, dynamic and flexible way. …”
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Księdza Tischnera mocowanie się ze słowem. Wokół Kazań starosądeckich by Witold Ostafiński

“…The choice of linguistic measures makes the texts of sermons communicative, coherent, logical, orderly, carefully thought out in terms of invention, disposition and allocution. The speaker impresses us with his consequence, the discipline of speech, he avoids theological phrasings, uses the language devoid of pathos, overblown style, exaltation. …”
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Handwritten pre-Tridentine Pontificals by Jan Miazek

“…In this form, thanks to the invention of printing, it spread in the whole Church. …”
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Jardins imaginaires en partage by Cécile Regnault, Magali Paris

“…After a reminder of the theoretical framework of the environmental autobiography of Clare Cooper Marcus, the theses of Gaston Bachelard concerning topoanalysis and material imagination, and the theories of Gilbert Simondon on the transition from imagination to invention, we study the potential of imagination in designing for and with others. …”
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Théorie comptable de la monnaie et de la finance by Maxime Izoulet

“…This phd dissertation aims at demonstrating that the invention of double entry bookkeeping in Italy in the early 14th century, paved the way to modern credit money. …”
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Ralph Waldo Emerson, ou le génie de l’imitation by Thomas Constantinesco

“…Rather, mimetic appropriation – what “Quotation and Originality” calls “assimilating power” – becomes the means for self-invention as Emersonian imitation involves imitating nothing but what comes ahead.…”
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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). Next, Wynne Neilly’s "Female-to-‘Male’" installation exposes the artist’s transgender "second puberty" experience, turning away from a hetero-cisnormative chronobiology focused on sexual maturity and reproduction. …”
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New generation modem for future data transmission systems. Part 1 by Yu. M. Veshkurtsev

“…New methods of signal modulation and demodulation implemented at the level of invention in the modem structure are considered. Theoretically there are investigated and statistical modeling confirmed noise immunity of the modem when working in the channel without interference.…”
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Dynamics Simulation Analysis of a New-type of Planetary Reducer with Few Teeth Difference used by Pumping Unit based on ADAMS by Zhai Cong, Yang Shuncheng, Xiao Xin

“…In view of the meshing impact of the gear pairs of the experimental prototype based on the new-type of the planetary reducer with few teeth difference,which is proposed by Xiao Nanping and received the patent for this invention,the three-dimensional model of this reducer established by Solid Works is introduced into the ADAMS to build the model of the virtual prototyping of the reducer.The correctness of this virtual prototype is proved by the simulation of the angular velocity of the input and output shaft and the changing law of the meshing force of the gear pairs with the help of the software ADAMS.And the inertia force caused by the eccentricity of the planet gear has little influence on the meshing force of the gear pairs by comparing the simulation results with the theoretical calculation.And this result can provide the data support for calculating the strength of the gear pairs precisely and analyzing the contact stress of the pairs.…”
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La santé en danse contemporaine : un itinéraire en zone trouble by Sylvie Trudelle, Sylvie Fortin, Geneviève Rail

“…Our study thus uncovers the contradictory demands negotiated daily by dancers; the latter having to reconcile the requirements of a healthy, balanced and functional body to those of a poetic body capable of invention, freedom and release all this without the presence of an adequate safety net in terms of working conditions.…”
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