Robert Merle théoricien et praticien de la politique-fiction by Anne Wattel

“…But Merle’s political fiction differs from its American counterpart: it is based on scientific advance; it rejects all false and artificial optimism, all happy endings; and, first and foremost, it has a philosophical reach that makes it long-lasting.…”
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PENDIDIKAN TAUHID MELALUI METODE BERPIKIR RASIONAL-ARGUMENTATIF by Fitriyani Rismawati

“…This research is a literature with a philosophical approach that is collected with documentation. …”
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D’André Bazin à Amédée Ayfre, les circulations du personnalisme dans la cinéphilie chrétienne by Mélisande Leventopoulos

“…Puis Amédée Ayfre explicite les orientations personnalistes induites par Bazin au sein d’un réseau intellectuel catholique rapprochant philosophes et hommes de cinéma entre 1952 et 1964.…”
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L’approche métamorphique de l’éducation : l’éducation comme souci de soi by Alfred Romuald Gambou

“…Indeed, if the interpretation of this relationship was the understanding of care for the self concept, it has also structured different philosophical schools orientation including those from Socrates and Zeno of Citium, while giving each one its version in its interpretative pattern. …”
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Du rapport au savoir comme modalisation philosophique du savoir dans la philosophie pour enfants by Jean-François Goubet

“…Relation to knowledge is commonly used in the most diverse senses, for instance to refer to the social conditions of learning or to the psychological conditions of investment in school. The philosophical tradition has also the right to give a proper sense to relation to knowledge. …”
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“The man who wasn’t there”—and was “out there”: Chigurh as cinematic figure by Nicole Cloarec

“…More specifically, it throws light on the character’s ambivalence as a cinematic entity, that is, not so much as a direct personification of moral and philosophical issues as the embodiment of filmic figures and devices that are displayed to convey the film’s worldview.…”
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Carol Ann Duffy’s Everyman (2015), A Contemporary Morality Play by Esma Seçen Hınıslıoğlu

“…Morality is a particular system that regulates human relations, and in this respect, moral behaviour is one of the most necessary attributes of humankind as a social being. A myriad of philosophers, writers and playwrights from various societies has tried to establish moral codes of conduct that individuals must obey in order to lead them to a better world. …”
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MUSTAFA SEKİP TUNÇ'UN İNSAN ANLAYIŞI by Levent Bayraktar

“…It is only a holistic philosophical approach based on the whole disciplines investigating man and his cultural doings that can give us the representation of man. …”
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U.S. public television in the digital era: from niche to “Greek marketplace”? by Hélène Palmeri

“…Motivated by the renewed interest for public media in the United States since 2008, as well as the return of a futuristic philosophical bent in official speeches, we examine the reality of public media 2.0 and the place of public television in the context of Obama’s America. …”
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Shaftesbury on the Beauty of Nature by Michael B. Gill

“…I show how that view emerged as Shaftesbury’s solution to a problem he took to be of the deepest philosophical and personal importance: the problem of how worship of God can be both transportingly emotional and entirely rational.In section 1 I sketch the denigration of wild nature in two of Shaftesbury’s predecessors: Burnet and Locke. …”
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La grande enfance by Jean-François Dupeyron

“…In fine, the model of a Great Childhood (Nietzsche) proposes a new philosophical horizon for the pedagogical welcoming of a form of life filled of acting power: the early chilhood.…”
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Animals, Mimesis, and the Origin of Language by Kári Driscoll

“…The moment when Siegfried tries and fails to imitate the bird’s song represents a concurrence of themes from these earlier philosophical discourses and serves to elucidate how here, as in Rousseau and Herder’s accounts, animals are present at—indeed, seem to bring about—the origin of the very thing which later excludes them, namely language. …”
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The Ontology of Biological Groups: Do Grasshoppers Form Assemblages, Communities, Guilds, Populations, or Something Else? by Jeffrey A. Lockwood

“…By adopting the framework of constrained perspectivism—a form of philosophical pragmatism—it is argued that a term is correct if it accurately reflects the conceptual framework of the investigator and effectively communicates this perspective to others. …”
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Localizing Violations of the Principle of Sufficient Reason—Leibniz on the Modal Status of the PSR by Sebastian Bender

“…The Principle of Sufficient Reason (PSR)—the principle that everything has a reason—plays a central role in Leibniz’s philosophical system. It is rather difficult, however, to determine what Leibniz’s attitude towards the modal status of the PSR is. …”
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Quand l’art prend soin de vous by Diane Watteau

“…En hommage à Jean-Louis Déotte, Diane Watteau rappelle la fécondité de ses réflexions sur l’art et le care, notamment dans l’analyse par le philosophe d’une exposition organisée à la Pharmacie, un espace pour l’art contemporain situé dans le pavillon Dormois de l’hôpital de Tonnerre à l’été 2017. …”
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Penser l’écocide au XIXe siècle : crimes contre la nature, châtiment divin et vengeance de la Terre by Samy Bounoua

“…We want to show in this article that the idea of ecocide is older than the word : since the beginning of the 19th century, in the West, many (scientists, philosophers, naturalists, essay writers, etc.) have worried about the growth of the environmental damages, considering them as transgressions, and even as crimes committed against God’s creation or, in a more secular spirit, against a nature which should have remained untouched, for the good of mankind. …”
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Comment définir l’humain à partir de sa diversité ? Questions épistémologiques et enjeux philosophiques by Mathilde Lequin

“…Through a review of the history of debates on past human diversity and an analysis of the different biases that influence assessments of the number of hominin species, this note puts forward several avenues to update the theoretical framework of palaeoanthropology, by proposing a critique of the bush-like model of evolution in favour of a reticulate model, by bringing out the philosophical assumptions underlying the systematic description of new hominin species and through a discussion on the specifically anthropological dimension of past human diversity.…”
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Les révoltes au pays de la révolution by Kamel Chachoua

“…This study will attempt to show how this posture is the dual expression of virulent nationalism filled with Marxist ideology of the 1960-70s on the one hand, and a positivist, scientistic unconscious inherited from the philosophical tradition of Ecole Normale and Paris. This dual source may explain the character both “revolutionary” and “conservative” of this pioneering elite of independent Algeria.Algeria, Sociology, Algerian intelligentsia, Nationalism, Social movements, Algerian exception, Arab revolts…”
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Dialog religijny w turystyce by Maciej Ostrowski

“…He discusses also various types of religious dialogue: within the tourists’ own religious community, the ecumenical dialogue between members of different Christian denominations, philosophical dialogues with non-believers and finally dialogue between members of different religions. …”
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La vitalité, la vie et le travail by Éric Hamraoui

“…We have chosen an approach that combines aspects of philosophical thought, the psychology of work, and public hygiene history, but that also includes elements of theology, sociology, and, to a lesser extent, of literature, in order to highlight the necessity to develop instruments that can determine the mechanisms leading to the exhaustion of life at work and resulting in numerous health problems and even suicide.…”
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