Défense des classes dominantes : la division du travail de légitimation à l’épreuve des scandales financiers internationaux by Anthony Amicelle, Jean Bérard

“…More specifically, this article is focused on the defensive narratives of the persons targeted by the wave of revelations in the media. …”
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Comments on “Reflections on the Inclusion of Direct-Care Physicians as Educators in Community Hospitals” by ALEXANDRE SLULLITEL

“…ABSTRACT We discuss the arguments exposed in the Letter to the Editor “Reflections on the Inclusion of Direct-Care Physicians as Educators in Community Hospitals”, exploring the teaching competencies necessary for community preceptors in the context of medical education, highlighting the growing responsibility of these professionals in the training of future physicians in health-deprived regions. From a narrative review, we analyze faculty development (FD) programs, emphasizing their importance in improving teaching skills, creating support networks, and providing personalized content for specific challenges. …”
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“I must speak to you plainly”: A history of English Bible translations, independent of the King James Version (1611) tradition by J.A. Naudé

“…This article provides a historical narrative of the Bible translations in English, by focusing on the most important (authoritative, influential, or innovative) translations, independent of the continuing King James Version tradition, in order to explain how and why they were produced. …”
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Le récit mythique d’une conversion : La Argentina à l’Athénée de Madrid by Hélène Frison

“…First, the study of the Spanish press published at the end of that particular evening will allow us to highlight the discrepancies, distortions and amalgams that appear in the retrospective narrative of the artist. Then we will try to present the motivations which may have presided over the construction of this story with the appearance of a conversion.…”
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Challenges for women's leadership in organisations, from the perspective of judge and prophetess Deborah by J.A. Triana Palomino, I.D. Toro-Jaramillo, S.M. Giraldo Sánchez

“…These biases have uncritically been assimilated into the culture, including the work environment, and to overcome them, it is necessary to create scenarios of individual and collective confrontation, in order to recognise women’s capacity to exercise authority and power. The biblical narrative of judge and prophetess Deborah and her editorial process in the 8th century BC provide clues for confrontation and transformation by naturally portraying a woman exercising authority in a patriarchal setting, relating to men on an equal footing, and being recognised and respected through attitudes of listening, care, and empathy. …”
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History, propaganda, and glory in the early Dominican chronicles of the Philippines by Jorge Mojarro

“…The historical nature of ecclesiastical chronicles fluctuated between furnishing exact information and omitting specific facts while displaying certain narrative strategies that served the ultimate goal of the Dominican friars. …”
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“We’ve only missed an emergent phenomenon in Standard British English!”: the mirative ONLY in contemporary colloquial English by Jim WALKER

“…The article goes on to tie it in with two other constructions which are equally posited to be relatively recent in origin and geographically restricted in scope, namely the narrative use of the Present Perfect and hendiadic GO AND + V structures and speculates as to the degree to which these three separate developments may have been mutually reinforced.…”
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The beginning of image development by the society in the interpretation of A.S. Pushkin's works during his lifetime by D.V. Tumanov

“…The paper shows how this construct developed as a result of the conceptual integration of the temporal experience into the spatial-visual images, semantic frames and narratives.…”
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Only Dead Metaphors Can Be Resurrected: A Review of Jill Lepore’s These Truths by George Blaustein

“…But present-day political breakdown has presented deep challenges for the familiar national narrative. Jill Lepore’s recent synthesis—These Truths: A History of the United States (2018)—is the most prominent such text to emerge in the wake of the 2016 presidential election. …”
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“Like journeying through a painting”: Travel Writing and the Exploration of Textual Boundaries in Rachel Cusk’s The Last Supper by Isabelle RANNOU

“…Punctuating the written recollection of the travels, several reproductions of paintings and holiday snapshots seem to prolong Cusk’s attempt to capture the transitory nature of the ordinary while allowing the reader to assess the respective powers of the narrative and its visual illustrations to do so. The resulting collaboration of the verbal and visual mediums delineates another quest of the text which, beyond exploring the formal devices of the genre, eventually celebrates the figure of the artist.…”
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Cartographier l’incartographiable ? Retour sur la mise en place d’une cartographie collaborative institutionnelle pour la végétalisation urbaine participative à paris by Carolina Mudan Marelli, Ornella Zaza

“…Faced with the richness of the practices, imaginaries and interactions that characterize inhabitants practices of greening, the online cartographic representation shows, on the one hand, a flattening of the reality on the ground, induced by the dominant logics of quantification and cataloguing, and on the other hand, distorts the Parisian narrative about urban nature, which is built around figures that dialogue more in an international than in a local political arena. …”
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Affirmer son identité à travers la mise en scène de la nourriture dans les médias socionumériques : l’exemple d’influenceuses culinaires musulmanes by Mohamed Sakho Jimbira, Dimitri Almeida

“…The article highlights the ways in which four hijabi influencers, Baraa Bolaat, NailaHijab, Asma Fares and Underrated Hijabi, who work in socio-cultural environments where Islam is a minority religion, engage in practices of self-representation and develop narratives through what they eat or cook. The analysis shows that these practices can be understood as a form of empowerment that takes at least two forms: first, that of a visuality and agency through which hijabi influencers forge their own media space, as well as a desire to blur the boundaries between the domestic sphere and public space.…”
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On the Edge of Space and Time: Evangelical Missionaries in the Post-Soviet Arctic by Laur Vallikivi

“…I shall analyse the Baptists’ ideas and practices, using among others Bakhtin’s concept of chronotope in order to demonstrate how powerful narratives are created and lived.…”
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De la trace au patrimoine. Archéologie de la mise en mémoire d’un quartier autoconstruit à Marseille by Karine Basset

“…At the center of trajectory, the model circulates between different spaces of memory; it highlights a debate on the trace status ; and questions nature and significance of narratives that surround it. To what extent does entrance to the museum ultimately allow former inhabitants of a disqualified habitat to claim their right to “inhabit the time”» of the city?…”
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A Review of Dual-Task Walking Deficits in People with Parkinson's Disease: Motor and Cognitive Contributions, Mechanisms, and Clinical Implications by Valerie E. Kelly, Alexis J. Eusterbrock, Anne Shumway-Cook

“…However, effective therapeutic interventions for dual-task walking deficits are limited. The goals of this narrative review are to describe dual-task walking deficits in people with PD, to discuss motor and cognitive factors that may contribute to these deficits, to review potential mechanisms underlying dual-task deficits, and to discuss the effect of therapeutic interventions on dual-task walking deficits in persons with PD.…”
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ARE THE MEDIA SERVING BOKO HARAM TERRORIST ACTIVITIES IN NIGERIA? by OKECHUKWU GABRIEL MOWETE, CORNELIUS CHIEDOZIE OZEH

“…Through a nuanced exploration and analysis of data collected from secondary sources guided by framing theory of communication studies, the study aims to shed light on the multifaceted interplay of media narratives, terrorism, and counterterrorism efforts, offering insights into the role of the media in shaping public perceptions and responses to the Boko Haram insurgency. …”
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UNHEARD/HEARD VOICES IN EXODUS 1-17 AND SOME THOUGHTS ON POVERTY IN SOUTH AFRICA by J.S. Van der Walt

“…In conclusion, with insights drawn from the narrative text, the article offers some thoughts on the theme of poverty in South Africa, as unheard voices in this regard should also be heard, with the church being the most likely agent to deliver this message. …”
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The Question of Diasporic Trauma in Kamila Shamsie’s Home Fire by Abdulkadir Ünal

“…In this study, the notion of diasporic trauma will be studied in the novel, Home Fire, with the fragmented narrative voices of the Pasha family members as one of the means of representation of trauma in literature. …”
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Les relations publiques au service du changement social by Pascale Caïdor, Alex Blaise, Adama Togola

“…Activist communication plays a key role in fostering the collective creation of meaning, the formation of support networks and the expansion of movements to combat racial inequality through the dissemination of effective counter-narratives. The main objective of this article is therefore to highlight the public relations practices, tactics and discourse used by organizations involved in the fight against racial inequality. …”
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Known Unknowns and Unknown Knowns: What we know about the cannabis and the Hashish trade in Afghanistan by James Bradford, David Mansfield

“…In the past four decades, much of the contemporary narrative of Afghanistan has been defined by opium. …”
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