Ceremonialul lecturii. Note marginale efectuate de principii români by Mihaela Necula

“…These marginal notes give a perspective on the ceremony of reading. The passion of reading of this type of literature is also found at Constantin Brâncoveanu, Ştefan Voievod, Bogdan Voievod, Ioan Ieremia Movilă, Matei Basarab, Constantin Mavrocordat and other Romanian princes. …”
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Edme Antoine Durand (1768-1835) : un bâtisseur de collections by Louise Detrez

“…His discovery of Italy in 1799 sparked the passion for collecting in Edme Antoine Durand, a wealthy merchant. …”
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Die prediker as preek: basisteoretiese perspektiewe uit Handelinge by C. J. H. Venter, H. K. Kim

“…The following issues from the book of Acts are dealt with: the passion of the preacher for congruence between preacher and sermon; the integrity to proclaim God’s total plan of salvation; humility, the courage and boldness in preaching the Word of God; the will to suffer hardship in absolute obedience to God, and the holy indignation when God is not honoured. …”
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Jane Eyre : un roman innovant pour les critiques victoriens by Odile Boucher-Rivalain

“…An examination of the reviews which appeared in the months following the publication of Jane Eyre reveals Charlotte Brontë’s strategy: her choice of an unconventional relationship between the poor, plain governess and her wealthy, passionate master, the exploration of her heroine’s interior life combined with the realistic descriptions of her characters’ physical and social environment. …”
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Lizzy: understanding attachment and loss in young people with complex needs by Edwina Grant, Mary McFarlane, Rita Crawford

“…One of the highlights of the year is Lizzy’s summer holiday which she really enjoys. She is absolutely passionate about desserts, especially anything chocolate flavoured. …”

Assassinio nella Cattedrale de Pizzetti :le retour du religieux sur la scène musicale italienne des années 1950 by Walter Zidaric

“…He shared with Eliot a passion for Dante’s poetry, but Bishop Bell’s commission for Eliot’s play in 1934 coincided with the poet’s accepting a new social role as a consequence of his conversion to Anglicanism. …”
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Franki Raffles, photographe engagée : la photographie féministe en Écosse dans les années 1980 et 1990 by Marine Benoit-Blain

“…Heavily influenced by far-left schools of thought, particularly Marxist-Leninist philosophy, she subverted a univocal tradition of representation to make photography a tool for dialogue and communication. A passionate, complex and politically committed figure, Raffles became the ambassador for the practice of photography as a tool for struggle and protest, and her work was militant and feminist.…”
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THE CONFLUENCE OF SCIENCE AND ARTISTIC INSPIRATION IN GYÖRGY LIGETI’S MUSICAL THINKING by Attila FODOR

“…In this context premature affinity towards the natural sciences, the passion for music, and other qualities like synesthesia and a generalized artistic sensitivity proved to be definitive. …”
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الميول القرائية لدى طلاب المرحلة الثانوية ودور المکتبة المدرسية في تنميتها وتحفيزهم على القراءة : دراسة ميدانية على طلاب إدارة قنـا التعليمية بمحافظة قنــا... by مصطفى عارف

“…This study aims to uncover the areas and topics that high school students tend to read freely and passionately (school students without schools for the audiovisual impairment) and the role of the library in its development. …”
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Mal du siècle et mal du lieu : bovarysme et romantisme mêlés dans les deux grands romans modernes de Flaubert by Philippe Chardin

“…We can notice this phenomena as well as for the negative poles of ridiculous features (Frederic’s impenitent “bovarysme”) and misfortunes (analogies between the trials that have to be faced by the heroes — especially those of the “sentimental journey”), as for the positive pole — more implicit in Flaubert’s prose — that implies a kind of partial rehabilitation principle of the main characters, and the persistence of romanticism, a whole romanticism with singularity, revolt, election through unhappiness,  passion and desire.…”
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La Crucifixion : iconographie et spatialisation des peintures murales entre le ixe et le début du xie siècle dans l’Occident chrétien by Julie Mercieca

“…It also contributes to the sacralisation of the household of God, thus testifying a transformation of the religious feeling towards the Passion and its representations.…”
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Die waarde van die Ou Testament volgens H.F. Kohlbrugge: die Ou Testament as gesagvolle Woord van God wat Christus verkondig by A. H. Bogaards

“… The great passion in the life of Hermann Friedrich Kohlbrugge (1803-1875) was to give Christ his rightful place in theology. …”
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Mind the Gap: Creative Writing Comes to France by Charles HOLDEFER

“…Scholars frequently refer to their passion for a subject and their quest to make an original contribution. …”
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Des manuscrits autographes à l'édition by Marie-Jeanne Verny

“…The case of Boudou is interesting in particular because he was passionate about these issues of transition to writing in a context of multiple graphic choices.This article is based in particular on correspondence and the observation of two manuscripts of the same work published 10 years after one another's publication.…”
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¿Materia de España ? Imaginarios nacionales y persistencia del estereotipo español en la cultura francesa (1898-1936) by Ferran Archilés Cardona

“…In this sense, the article points out that the stereotype of Spain as a country of eternal traits, orientalized and “passionate”, acted as a counterpoint to a positive image of France. …”
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« Savez par qoy ay mis en rime de France… ? » Peut-on définir le style de Nicolas de Vérone ? by Chloé Lelong

“…In the fourteenth century, in northeastern Italy, Nicholas of Verona wrote three chansons de geste of different inspiration in Franco-Italian : Pharsalus, which rewrites two chapters of the medieval chronicle of the Fet des Romains in the form of an epic, Prise de Pamplune, which is a continuation of L’Entrée d’Espagne, and Passion, which is a compilation of the Gospels. His style, inherited from the figures of thought and the rhetorical art of jugglers, reflects an innovative vision of the world and of heroism. …”
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Le cru de l’écrit ou les archives de la sauvagerie by Alice Delmotte-Halter

“…Hélène Cixous has a passion for manuscripts. In two interviews she told us of the importance of writing by hand, on a table. …”
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Représenter le crime : permanences et inflexions (France, xixe siècle) by Dominique Kalifa

“…However, the last third of the nineteenth century was a new turning point : indeed following the rapid growth of cultural industries and the development of a parliamentary democracy, modes of representation began to change. The passion for inquiries which was then at its height, influenced the staging, the figures and the political assessment of criminal and delinquency cases, which are the origin of modern conceptions of insecurity.…”
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“SONATA FOR CLARINET SOLO” BY TIBERIU OLAH by Răzvan METEA

“…"A man of short stature, but with tremendous force of communicating by means of sounds; modest, but aware of his own value; secluded and slightly detached from the practical aspects of existence, but proving, in everything connected with the art of sounds, an inexhaustible energy and passion, an amazing capacity of observation and synthesis, unparalleled culture and memory as well as extraordinary precision and exigency. …”
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‘Subtle Instrument of Music’: Translating the Sound and Appearance of Decadence in Wilde’s Salomé by Erin Dunbar

“…In fact, the aesthetic passion in the French language lends itself to the extremism of the play; Salomé would not be Salomé without it. …”
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