Storie di periurbanità dall’Italia del Sud by Mariavaleria Mininni

“…In a more specific manner, by exposing the fundamental issues of the new landscape regional plan and its cultural and political value for the protection of common goods, the «peri-urbanity» takes shape through an agro-environmental policy called «the city-country pact», which is based on a territory project and on the re-invention of a landscape.…”
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Brief History of Interlibrary Cooperations in Turkey and Today’s Applications by Halime Atıl Yörü

“…The usage of Internet has gradually become widespread since the use of ARPANET for military purposes in 1969. The invention of the Internet opened new horizons for librarians like everyone else. …”
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« L’œil du hibou ». Le Flaubert au pluriel de Calvino by Susi Pietri

“…Flaubert represents for Italo Calvino an absolute of formal invention that he interrogates (often mediated through other writers) according to three constellations of reading: the invisible, the unknowable, the unnameable. …”
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Twenty-first century cultural and religious diversification of modernity: the example of the shamanic indigenisation of Roman Catholicism among Native American peoples in the North... by Frédéric Dorel

“…Indigenous and indigenised exogenous urban elements are locally associated in producing spiritual and cultural invention and persistence of tradition through change and innovation. …”
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Choix linguistique et modernité islamique au Cameroun by Hamadou Adama

“…The exploration of the cross-currents of fulanization [Fulfuldization] of Arabic and Arabization of Fulfulde, the interference between the linguistic activism of Christian missions and Muslim militants and the relation between orality and writing shed light on the internal and external dynamics and on the modes of invention/reinvention of a certain modernity. The proponents of the Islamic tradition and the militants of modernity maintain a realistic relationship, translated at the linguistic level into mixing and mutual influences between Arabic and Fulfulde.…”
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(Re)devenir Hui : l’ethnicisation d’une municipalité autonome à Baiqi (Fujian) by Pascale Bugnon

“…If the political role of ethnic categorization must be underlined, the Hui identity cannot be reduced to an invention of the State. By observing the worship practices of this lineage and the interethnic interactions with the Hui from the northwest, it is possible to understand the categorical plasticity of this ethnic group, made up of reappropriation and controversies.…”
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“One Nation under God?”: Ethnicity and Identity in Modern America by Gary D. German

“…This paper examines the sources of “Anglo-Saxonism”, the invention of English ethnicity and the manner in which the latter came to fuse with Protestant Christianity from the 16th century onwards in creating the notion of the WASP. …”
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La latéralité manuelle préhistorique, les outils et le langage by Natalie Uomini, John Gowlett

“…Technological complexity could be transmitted thanks to the social organisation of hominins, living in larger groups with bigger social networks. Furthermore, the invention of fire would have allowed increased complexity in social relations and tools.…”
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Présence du futur en danse contemporaine (devenirs hybrides et rêves cybernétiques) by Anne Pellus

“…In light of these three scenic works, we’ll wonder to what extend science fiction and anticipation stimulate the invention of brand new bodies, by the subversion of human being’s relation to gravity or bipedalism (extraterrestrial corporeities), or by the hybridisation of human bodies dealing with machines (cyber corporeities).…”
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Object lessons: the question of cultural property in the age of repatriation by Michael E. Harkin

“…This process of redefinition, which is generational, political, and an invention of tradition, is probably inevitable.…”
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A Review of Miniature Radio Transmitters for Wildlife Tracking by Sivan Toledo

“…The article also describes the recreation of the first successful wildlife-tracking transmitter, a nontrivial invention that had a profound impact on wildlife ecology, and explores its behavior.…”
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Des réductions en art aux traductions incidentes : le décentrement d’un design tactique by Grégory Marion

“…Instructed by the work of Michel de Certeau on the capacity of “ordinary culture” to affect the order of industrial production (cf. the author’s work on the art of making, “ways of practice” and the daily practices in L’Invention du quotidien—The Practice of Everyday Life, 1980), this article proposes to confront in a specific way—referring to the field of the arts, techniques and design—texts, objects or practices, in order to clear lines of discernment and to create openings. …”
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Du féminin dans les discours militaires au XVIIIe siècle by Naoko Seriu

“…The invention of a new figure of the soldier was at stake in the military reforms of the second half of the eighteenth century. …”
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Quand le tourisme actualise les mémoires : des actes géopolitiques, des géopolitiques en actes by Isabelle Lefort, Dominique Chevalier

“…Un premier temps consacré à l'invention et au déploiement de ce tourisme dans différents contextes, permet d'en rendre compte comme étant doublement géopolitique : par les mémoires qu'il mobilise et par les moments historiques qui le rendent (plus ou moins) recevables. …”
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L’horizon matière de l’habiter by Julie Cattant

“…If landscape unites representation, experience and invention, as for the horizon, it is considered from the perspective of its relationships with architecture and urban space. …”
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QUESTIONING THE RELEVANCE OF SOLUTION pH CALCULATION by André Fernando de Oliveira

“… A brief discussion on the unnecessary calculation of pH in solution was done, as the historical reasons for this need before the invention of commercial pH meter was widely diffused. …”
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Combined Graphene Oxide with 2-Methoxyestradiol for Effective Anticancer Therapy in-vitro Model by Uzdrowska K, Knap N, Konieczna L, Kamm A, Kuban-Jankowska A, Gierałtowska J, Belka M, Baran M, Chlanda A, Kowiorski KM, Żołnierski A, Gulczynski J, Lipińska L, Bączek T, Izycka-Swieszewska E, Górska-Ponikowska M

“…The presence of polar hydroxyl groups enables the binding of 2-ME to GO/rGO through hydrogen bonds with epoxy and hydroxyl groups located on the surface and carbonyl and carboxyl groups located at the edges of graphene flake sheets.Methods: The patented method of producing the subject of the invention and the research results regarding its anticancer effectiveness via cytotoxicity in an in vivo model (against A375 melanoma and 143B osteosarcoma cells) are described.Results: It was shown that the inhibition of PTP1B phosphotyrosine phosphatase is one of the mechanisms of action of GO functionalised with 2-ME (GO-2-ME). …”
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La taupe et le serpent. Discipline et contrôle dans les tribunaux pour enfants aux États-Unis (xxe-xxie siècles) by Guillaume Périssol

“…Our hypothesis is that the invention of a probationary system to manage increasing numbers of deviants reveals a shift from disciplinary societies to societies of control, as envisaged by Gilles Deleuze in 1990.…”
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Carnaval et patriotisme ou le paradoxe d’une festivité institutionnalisée rejetée by Dorothee Chouitem

“…In 1973, within the politics of consolidation of the national State, the Government set of an obligatory program of historic celebration entitled “1975: Año de la Orientalidad” with the aim of commemorate the one hundred fifty years of the 1825’s Cruzada Libertadora. This re-invention of the Uruguayan identity and of the social links, was passing by the reclamation of the criollo and rural Uruguay designated by the dictatorial regime as one of the depositories of the tradition and of the historic continuity. …”
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Résurgences paysagères et nouvelles économies agricoles dans le périurbain francilien by Monique Poulot

“…Such evolutions show a new will of a shared rural and urban planning, with, in the rural side, the preservation of a heritage landscape which is likely to formalise a high quality gateway to the city and the concern for a local and healthy food supply. The difficult invention of agri-urban raises three questions : a fisrt question about scales or the intervention areas ; a second one about the actors and their coalition ; a last one about the everyday practices on landscapes and their publicization.…”
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