Alice ainda mora aqui: narrativa juvenil contemporânea by Alice Áurea Penteado Martha

“…This, if we mainly consider the diversity of views offered by the internal perspective of the texts, the interaction of which allows the aesthetic object to emerge, according to Wolfgang Iser.…”
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Protocole d’errance d’une forme by Francesca Cozzolino, Coralie Maurin, Kristina Solomoukha

“…We present the way this film took shape through an interactive device that serves as a script, as well as the aesthetic choices and narrative principles adopted to configure this research conceived as a sensory experience opening several heuristic and speculative paths through collection of images.…”
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Film Review: Jagun Jagun, Nigeria, 2023. Produced by Euphoria 360 Media. Netflix. 129 minutes, Yoruba (with English subtitles). No price reported. Directed by Tope Adebayo and Adeb... by Yemi Atanda

“…Doing this focuses on configuring the interface between technology and entrepreneurship with its attendance use of traditional visual elements, songs, dance, imageries, metaphors and other Yoruba poetic renditions for aesthetic values. However, it is noted that the inappropriate mingling of both traditional and modern visual effects influenced by the Western postmodernist style in filmic framing, composition, sound, music and war combat mode. …”
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Le rôle des riverains dans le façonnement des interfaces ville-forêt by Christine Bouisset, Isabelle Degrémont

“…Whereas the forest is not always among prevalent factors in initial residential choices, the discourse of the inhabitants relates to emotional aesthetic values which bear witness to the importance of certain uses and functions attributed to the forest, however artificial this landscape may be. …”
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L’excès dans le premier volume des Juvenilia de Jane Austen by Marie-Laure Massei

“…By focusing on the 1st volume of the Juvenilia, this paper intends to probe into the various modes and aims of this unexpected aesthetic of excess, while Jane Austen’s mature novels are often praised for their self-restraint and subtlety. …”
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Ecosystem Services Provided by Grass-legume Pastures by Jose C. B. Dubeux, Lynn E. Sollenberger, Mark Mauldin, Liza Garcia

“…., hunting, bird watching) and aesthetical ES. Grassland managers are providing these benefits to the entire society and they should receive compensation. …”
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Reverse Abdominoplasty Flap in Reconstruction of Post-Bilateral Mastectomies Anterior Chest Wall Defect by William HC Tiong, Normala Hj Basiron

“…Since the work by Baroudi and Huger in the 1970s, it has become clear that reverse abdominoplasty application can be extended beyond just aesthetic procedure. Through the knowledge of anterior abdominal wall vascularity, its application had included reconstructive prospect in the coverage of various chest wall defects. …”
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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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Biology and Management of the Bermudagrass Mite, Eriophyes cynodoniensis by Pablo Agustin Boeri, Nicole D. Benda, Joseph Bryan Unruh, Adam G. Dale

“…Mites cause leaf and bud galls, which can lead to severe aesthetic damage and plant decline or death in high-maintenance areas with low tolerance for plant damage. …”
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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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Order, complexity, measure. The project between architecture and nature by Antonella Falzetti, Ina Macaione, Vera Autilio

“…Among these, we find both a prototype of urban micro-design that incorporates vegetal processes and rules its aesthetic and functional benefits, where nature is integrated into the building technique, and projects with an indigenous origin important for the implementation of the symbiosis between nature and architecture in the built environment. …”
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"Under Ben Bulben" : la montagne chez W.B. Yeats ou la rencontre du moi et du Soi by Michel Dufour

“…The article shows how, by drawing on multiple traditions and unifying them aesthetically into a complex symbol, the poet strives to embody the universal voice of the Self…”
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ISAIAH BERLIN AS A PHILOSOPHER AND A TEACHER by Olga L. Granovskaya

“…The author reveals main characteristics ofBerlin’s style of thinking (aesthetic richness, aphoristic nature, integrity and synergism), and concludes that Isaiah Berlin was a philosopher and a teacher of the Socratic type, he entered into a dialogue with his disciples and followers, helping them to make their own judgments about the subject of conversation. …”
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Medium Affect Desire: Hybridising Real Virtual and the Actualised through Affective Medium Ecology by Marc Boumeester

“…Could we isolate the intrinsic drive of the medium from its subservient position in the aesthetic, freeing its desire from the anthropocentric dominion? …”
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Landscape, Geopolitics, and National Identity in the Norwegian Thrillers Occupied and Nobel by Saunders Robert A.

“…Focusing on the use of landscape in the Norwegian series Occupied (2015–2020) and Nobel (2016), this article examines the ways in which cityscapes and panoramas of the natural environment are employed as affective, as well as aesthetic tools for storytelling within a geopolitically inflected framework. …”
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La vie, la mort et la résurrection des objets archéologiques by Anne-Lise Guigues, Zahra Hashemi

“…Antiquities from Luristan, unknown when they arrived on the art market in the early twentieth century, were first and foremost “collectors’ items” – dealers played a part in ascertaining their aesthetic and commercial value. The region where antiquities originated sometimes replaced the typology of object when it was described or sold. …”
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Dickens, David Lean, and After: Twenty-First-Century Adaptations of Oliver Twist by Chris Louttit

“…This essay provides one such account by analysing the influence of David Lean’s classic 1948 Cineguild production on subsequent films, with a particular focus on two twenty-first-century examples. The dramatic and aesthetic effectiveness of Lean’s Oliver Twist might be seen, in a sense, as an improvement on the efforts of an inexperienced writer, and it has certainly had a strong effect on the novel’s life on film and television. …”
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Wilde’s French Salomé by Emily Eells

“…It argues that Wilde adopted the foreign language as a strategy for representing the taboo of incestuous and homoerotic desire, murder and necrophilia. His aesthetic objective was to produce a work belonging to the school of French decadentism and adhering to its principles of symbolism. …”
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Rêver la forêt, cultiver les arbres by Alan Guillou

“…The article reports on an educational approach that departs from the usual frames of reference by instilling the importance of the role of trees and forests in a profession that sometimes loses sight of the tree’s role as a tool. By working on the aesthetic and symbolic aspects of trees, these pupils have adopted an old heritage, a long cultural affiliation of their profession to the forest. …”
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Le Paris d’Hemingway : une question de style by Clara Mallier

“…This article analyzes Hemingway’s style in the light of this enigmatic aesthetic statement. The author’s idiosyncratic syntax tends to blur the semantic frontiers between juxtaposed words, and his use of repetition enhances the musicality of sentences, which constitutes the city as an object of experience rather than of mere significance. …”
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