Remettre en acte des extraits d’ethnographie by Marie Mazzella di Bosco

“…Taking up one’s ethnographic data again with the aim of (re)creating, not a scene that would be performed as in a theatre, but conditions conducive to an experience similar to that which was observed and lived through as an ethnographer, sheds much light not only on the data itself, but also on its production methods and on the researcher's positioning. …”
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Toward an Architecture of Dissensus: Participatory Urbanism in South-East Asia by Camillo Boano, Emily Kelling

“…A critical reflection of the Thai programme Baan Mankong (secure housing) and its regional counterpart Asian Coalition for Community Action (ACCA) – an entity aimed at creating an alternative development process in which people that were previously ignored and marginalized are engaged at the centre of a process of transforming their lives, spaces and position in the city – sheds light on such relationship in order to promote a re-conceptualisation of the role of architecture and design in the process of socially just urban development, participatory urbanism and the struggle for democracy.…”
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Pêches des bélugas, des anguilles et des esturgeons noirs de l’estuaire du St-Laurent by Sabrina Doyon

“…This analysis questions the environmental consequences of capitalist development and natural resource management policies for the fishermen and their environment, shedding light on the pressurization process these fisheries are facing.…”
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Weeds as Reservoirs of Plant Pathogens Affecting Economically Important Crops by Morgan Byron, Danielle D Treadwell, Peter J. Dittmar

“… Weeds are a major contributor to yield loss and reduction in yield quality in an agricultural setting, competing with the crop for resources like light, water, and nutrients. This competition along with the cost of weed management strategies like tillage and herbicides, are responsible for the economic impact of weeds, which can reach into the billions. …”
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Diseases and causes of death among the popes by Francois P. Retief, Louise Cilliers

“… The causes of death of popes are reviewed in the light of existing knowledge, and analysed in terms of four periods: First Period (64-604) Early Middle Ages (604-1054), Late Middle Ages and Renaissance (1054-1492), and Post-Renaissance (1492-2000). …”
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‘We are all Àmọ̀tẹ́kùn’: Insecurity, Ethno-regional Hegemony and Resistance in Southwest Nigeria by Babajide Olusoji Ololajulo

“…This article offers an interpretation of Àmọ̀tẹ́kùn, a security outfit established by the governors of Southwest Nigeria to tackle rising cases of insecurity in the region. In the light of existing discourse of identity politics in Nigeria; the inauguration of the outfit in early 2020 initially sets the southwest states on collision course with the federal government due to the fact that the police in Nigeria are centrally controlled. …”
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Semi-Fredholm Solvability in the Framework of Singular Solutions for the (3+1)-D Protter-Morawetz Problem by Nedyu Popivanov, Todor Popov, Allen Tesdall

“…This singularity is isolated at the vertex O of the boundary light characteristic cone and does not propagate along the bicharacteristics. …”
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Public Diplomacy in ASEAN Youth Interfaith Camp (AYIC) to Develop Indonesia’s Image in ASEAN by Rika Rahmayuni, Darmansjah Djumala

“…Through qualitative research, using official documents and interviews, the study explores how AYIC contributes to projecting Indonesia as a tolerant and harmonious nation. The research sheds light on the program's success in dispelling religious stereotypes, ultimately improving Indonesia's international image and advancing its national interests through soft power.…”
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Ecological challenges to ethics by Władysław Zuziak

“…This article is an attempt to shed new light on the environmental challenges of ethics related to over­‑exploitation of the world by humanity. …”
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Weed Control for Ornamentals Inside Greenhouses and Other Enclosed Structures by Chris Marble, Jeremy Pickens

“…Weeds will compete with crops for water, light, and nutrients. Weeds can find favorable conditions for growth in gravel and along edges, tears, and worn areas of ground cloth. …”
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Divide In Marketing Between Academics And Practitioners by Fernanda Capanema Repsold, Marcus Wilcox Hemais

“…However, there are few empirical studies in Brazil that help clarify the phenomenon. In light of this context, the present research seeks to understand how academics and practitioners perceive the divide between the academy and businesses and how this affects the applicability of theories, concepts and models in marketing. …”
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Neologisms in contemporary feminisms: For a redefinition of feminist linguistic activism by Océane Foubert

“…This study aims to shed light on these neologisms in FLA literature and answer the question: to what extent do the neologisms from contemporary feminisms redefine FLA? …”
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New frontiers of temporary buildings. Passive housing modules by Federica Ribera, Rossella Del Regno, Pasquale Cucco

“…Architecture technology allows an industrialized modular low-cost building system, in case of an emergency – the ease and speed of the assembling process, flexibility, and immediate use – and the conditions of temporality: to create a light, removable, transportable, transformable, reusable and, at the same time, durable and adaptable to the territory’s climate and morphology building. …”
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« Knocking on Mrs Grundy’s door with a bomb of dynamite » : peur(s) des femmes dans quelques New Woman novels des années 1893-1895 by Nathalie Saudo

“…Such a reading of these novels with a purpose throws a new light on Thomas Hardy’s Jude the Obscure, in which fear is pervasive and ambivalent.…”
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Weak decays of triply heavy baryons by Zhen-Xing Zhao, Fu-Wei Zhang, Qi Yang

“…We first obtain the form factors using the light-front quark model in the three-quark picture, and then apply them to arrive at some phenomenological predictions, including the decay widths of semileptonic decays and nonleptonic decays. …”
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L’enseignant·e d’EPS au prisme de la « question trans » en milieu scolaire by Bastien Pouy-Bidard

“…This article suggests investigating the place and role of teachers in this discipline in the light of the "trans issue" by placing their practices in perspective with those of their colleagues in the French national education system.…”
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« A reality that almost amounts to illusion » by Martine Lambert-Charbonnier

“…The transition from mimesis to symbolism in the painting is conveyed by the colour perspective, in particular the sfumato, the interplay of light and shadow introduced by Leonardo which seems to veil the picture in darkness. …”
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Why is “not infrequent” not always “frequent”? Double negation in political discourse by Osmankadić Merima

“…The aim of this paper is to view double negation in the light of its semantic and pragmatic meaning. While double negation in logic gives a positive value, in natural languages, besides having positive entailment, it can have a range of different implicatures and functions. …”
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Welheidsbediening deur AGS-pastore in 'n stedelike konteks: 'n verkennende kwalitatiewe ondersoek by L. Lovell, G. A. Lotter

“… A total change of culture is happening in the world, and the church should take cognisance of it because people’s religious experience is not detached from their cultural context. In the light of the changing contemporary culture and new challenges for the ministry, the research question was posed: Why is a wellness ministry by AFM pastors in an urban context necessary and what should it entail in guiding people towards wellness? …”
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Ce que commémorer veut dire : la Smithsonian Institution et l’État fédéral à l’approche du Bicentenaire de la Révolution américaine, 1964-1976 by Marie Plassart

“…The process of preparing for the Bicentennial at the Smithsonian sheds new light on what commemoration is, and pleads for a definition of commemorative activities that is not restricted to their ritual outcome. …”
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