Le silence et le cri : Salomé, d’Oscar­­ Wilde à Richard Strauss by Pascal Aquien

“…Unlike Wilde whose écriture is based on unlikely metaphors and a Maeterlinck-like art of the implicit, Strauss’s music and voices violently express what is more mildly suggested by the play, the primacy of the body over aesthetic constructions. On the one hand, Wilde’s poetical mode of composition is based on his fascination for the unspeakable, on the other hand Strauss’s dramatic expressionism tends to unveil the mystery of sexual desire. …”
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Mobilité, espace et temps dans L’Homme du hasard de Yasmina Reza by Alice Bouchetard

“…Within the treatrical æsthetic, the journey by train determines each element of The Unexpected man.…”
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Le film de tournage shakespearien : fiction documentarisée ou documentaire fictionnalisé ? by Sarah Hatchuel

“…This essay aims to reveal the aesthetic and ideological stakes of the documentaries on the shooting of Shakespearean adaptations, in relation to the dialectics governing fiction and nonfiction, disclosure of enunciation or submersion into fiction. …”
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Analysis of Multimedia Teaching Path of Popular Music Based on Multiple Intelligence Teaching Mode by Dongfang Wang

“…Finally, the experimental analysis results show that the integration of pop factors into music teaching, the combination of pop music and quality education, and the creation of music that is suitable for students’ personality characteristics and the needs of aesthetic development can better serve the needs of students’ quality improvement.…”
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Le thème du féminicide dans la littérature française au XIXe siècle by Kyoko Murata

“…Although he exploits various facts and scientific references such as Lombroso's ideas, Zola differentiates himself from them by his own social and aesthetic notions. Thus, this article highlights the fact that the theme of feminicide is permeated by men's desire and fear for women, as well as their appetite for domination.…”
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Âmes sensibles s’abstenir : violence à / de l’art contemporain by Catherine Bernard

“…Modern and contemporary art seems, for its part, to turn violence against art itself in a critical gesture that engages our aesthetic relation and seems to exhaust meaning. The present article explores the way some of the leading figures of contemporary British art have appropriated that debate in order to imagine and embody a new pragmatics of art. …”
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Yaupon Psyllid Gyropsylla ilecis (Ashmead) (Insecta: Hemiptera: Aphalaridae) by Mark Wilhelm, Matthew Borden, Adam Dale

“…The yaupon psyllid is considered a minor aesthetic pest due to the unsightly presence of galls and some stunting of twigs. …”
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Poemas entre músicas: dialogia melopoética e(m) uma didática contemporânea by Robson Coelho Tinoco, Marília de Alexandria

“…Referring to hearing music and literary reading, the teaching aims to understand students as individuals represented by a strong dialogic ethical and aesthetic reception. In that current context historical of globalization and multise- miotic informations it is believed that, in the measure in the individual-student notices the due relation / integration of those levels, the contact with the implicit musicality in the verses of poems will make possible that she is apprehended bet- ter until as contemporary melopoetic element. …”
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Du crime à l’œuvre : la symbolique de la cage chez Kate Millett by Marie-Dominique Gil

“…Exploring its possibilities in immersive installations in both performances and sculptures, she simultaneously deployed both her aesthetic and social potential. Her work reveals all the violence both generated and obscured by an erotic field rooted in a system of gendered signs.…”
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In the Shadow of the “Indeterminate Speech-Act”: The Populist Politics of Rumor in Fritz Lang’s Early Sound Films by Florian Zappe

“…This interpretation of M―Eine Stadt sucht einen Mörder (Germany, 1931) and Lang’s first Hollywood production Fury (USA, 1936) will show that the shift from silent to sound cinema marks not only an aesthetic and technological innovation, but also coincides with an increased political awareness in the director’s oeuvre. …”
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Kitsch as Experience of the World by Darío Hernández Guerra

“…This allure belongs to a rarefied nature that brings to light the pleasures and delight of purely aesthetic appeal. Its apparent lack of value is thus mitigated by its promotion of a radically relativistic attitude that establishes a conciliatory balance between attractiveness and horridness. …”
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Le droit à l’image : le Cinéma Novo brésilien et l’apparaître by Gustavo Chataignier

“…In this regard, his filmography – mainly Black god, white devil [Deus e o diabo na terra do sol, 1964] – will be read as a "mythological rationality", whose creativeness, by means of proper cinema aesthetic procedures, brings up a new visibility. One believes, finally, that cinema sensible forms are able to establish another possible world.…”
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Autoproiecţie şi univers ficţional în „Istoria ieroglifică” by Simona Antofi

“…By using the contemporary critical strategies, this type of analysis will surely redefine a text whose aesthetic value makes the Romanian literature representative within the European literary dynamics.…”
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Cooked Air by Elizabeth Galvez

“…Furthermore, if architecture’s domain centres on formal, aesthetic, and material logics, is an expanded literacy on air management necessary to address mechanical equipment within an architectural domain?…”
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The Meaning of 'Refutation' in Kant's Refutation of Idealism by Hyoung Sung Kim

“…By examining Kant's legal, logical, and critical uses of 'refutation', I argue for what I call a ‘diagnostic’ reading of the Refutation: Kant seeks to identify the grounds for why someone might be attracted to Cartesian skepticism and then appeals to his doctrines concerning space and time in the Transcendental Aesthetic to show how such grounds contains a difficult-to-see error. …”
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Phonological and Sociolinguistic Challenges of Translating Yorùbá Play, and Game Songs to Singable English for Children by Bolanle O. Sogunro

“…Consequently, the translations are “unperformable” as oral texts, thus, failing their aesthetic and functional purpose for children. To investigate the translation problems involved and proffer solutions, this essay analyses five randomly selected Yoruba songs and seven of their available English translations from online sources and an unpublished manuscript, using sociolinguistic translation theory and the analytical framework of Franzon’s song translation choices. …”
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Rhythm, contagion, "cosmic race” by Lorena Grigoletto

“…Una teoría del ritmo (1921), the Mexican philosopher José Vasconcelos carries out an interesting rereading of ancient Pythagoreanism to reorient the symbolic-abstract direction of Western thought, which seems to pave a new line of genealogical exploration of the question of mimesis in a postcolonial context. The aesthetic notion of rhythm, as well as shifting the discourse on mimesis from the visual to the acoustic-emotional dimension, nevertheless presents the characteristics and risks of what Scheler calls “unipathy” or contagion and acquires a particularly important significance when considered as the theoretical premise of the famous Vasconcelian essay The Cosmic Race (1925). …”
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Packaging the Naked Buddhas by Dina Bangdel

“…I consider how traditional artists see themselves meeting the expectations of tourists, by constructing categories of the aesthetic tastes of the “other,” based on specific national identities in a global context. …”
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Synthetic Turfgrass and the Nine Principles of Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ by Jason Kruse, Bryan Unruh, Jennifer Marvin, Tom Wichman, Lynn Barber, Norma Samuel, John Bossart, Claire Lewis, Esen Momol

“… Synthetic turf is a manufactured product that utilizes synthetic fibers that mimic the aesthetic look of natural grass. While designed to imitate the look of natural turf, synthetic turf does not provide the ecosystem benefits of a natural turf system. …”
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Minimally invasive rehabilitation with porcelain veneers: case report by Danela Cisneros Boada, Victor Montaño Tatés, Ana Armas Vega, Santiago Bravomalo Castillo

“…The present document exposes the aesthetic dental rehabilitation in the anterior dental sector, recovering the characteristics of natural teeth as color and shape, through ceramic veneers and crowns, getting improve the smile in the face of patient. …”
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