Écrire « au nom de l’Abeille, du Papillon et de la Brise » : figures animalières et paysagères dans les écrits d’Emily Dickinson. by Estève Marie

“…The article aims at reading some of Emily Dickinson’s texts through the prism of contemporary anthropology, philosophy (Latour, Descola, Deleuze-Guattari, Jullien, Meillassoux, Haraway, Tsing) and landscape theory (Berque) to present how Dickinson creates animal figures to achieve and express a community of experience in the environment. …”
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L’eau potable pourrait-elle devenir un bien commun ? by Rémi Barbier, Bernard Barraqué, Cécile Tindon

“…After showing the difficulty to use either the institutional economic framework or the “right to water” approach, we explore an anthropologic perspective based on the notion of “coexistent space”.…”
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Cinquante ans de contributions sur la littérature de langue allemande by Aurélie Le Née

“…In the varia, as well as in the special issues, detailed textual analyses are presented side by side with approaches at the intersection of literature and other fields of the humanities, such as sociology, anthropology, philosophy... Recherches germaniques, a journal on literature, is also a journal of literature, since until the 1990s it edited previously unpublished literary works.…”
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La correspondance de motifs, un outil pour l’analyse du discours ? by Marine Riguet, Mohamed Amine Boukhaled

“…In the second half of the 19th century, some French literary critics proclaimed the scientific nature of their discourse and regarded scientific essays (in biology, medicine, anthropology, psychology or sociology) as models. This article proposes to conduct a preliminary study to identify a possible discursive common ground between literary criticism and the sciences at the end of the 19th century. …”
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‘Shift’ Adaptation and a New Croatian Standard for Haavikko Developmental Stages’ Timing by Ivan Bedek, Jelena Dumančić, Tomislav Lauc, Miljenko Marušić, Ivana Čuković-Bagić

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The impact of the Affordable Care Act on health insurance coverage in the Gulf Coast and the Rest of the United States by rural and urban areas by Hosik Min, Kenneth Hudson

Farmers’ adaptation practices in climate-stressed coastal Bangladesh: a systematic review by Md Ashik Ur Rahman, Sadhon Chandra Swarnokar, S M Nayem Ahasan, M Mohibbullah, Sadia Islam Mou, Animesh K Gain

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Mean arterial pressure may be a valuable tool for classifying blood pressure in physically actives: A cross-sectional study among females from North India by Monika Kulshreshtha, Shivani Chandel

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Race as the basis of 'völkisch' historiography by Othmar Ploeckinger

“…Linguistics made a significant contribution to the hierarchisation of races and peoples, which continued to prevail, even when marginalised in the developing scientific disciplines of ethnology, anthropology and prehistory. These developments ultimately fed into a völkisch historiography that became increasingly independent of academic life and laid the foundation for a new National Socialist historiography. …”
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Protezione dei dati personali, etica, proprietà intellettuale e antropologia culturale e sociale in Italia by Francesca Declich

“…Cultural and social anthropology, characterized by methods such as field work, ethnography, participatory observation, often involved in information and social criticism tasks, shapes its space in the folds of a regulation whose applicative practices are conceived for other disciplinary fields. …”
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“Whimsies and Crochets”: Pragmatism, Poetry, and Literary Criticism’s Founding Gesture  by Kristen Case

“…Richards' introduction to The Principles of Literary Criticism, this essay argues, first, that in the early decades of the twentieth century pragmatist epistemology and ethos of participation had a transformative effect on U.S. poetry, and second, that in these same decades, the then-emergent profession of literary criticism refused to absorb the participatory ethos, even as other disciplines, perhaps most notably education and anthropology, were being transformed by it. It concludes with some thoughts about what the adoption of a participatory approach might look like in literary critical studies, with special attention to the transactional model of reading theorized by Louise Rosenblatt beginning in the late 1930s.…”
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Nouveaux indices de fréquentation du Val d’Orléans (Loiret) par les premiers mésolithiques by Sandrine Deschamps, Morgane Liard, Johannes Musch

“…Preliminary studies of the lithic assemblage combined with C14 dating confirm the identification of the remains as belonging to the early Mesolithic.Since these sites are in a high risk flood zone where building is forbidden, they are not threatened by development and therefore will not be excavated.These finds reopen the debate on the settlement of the Loire valley bottom in an early stage of the Holocene in social and cultural anthropology terms since they indicate recurrent occupations of the area.…”
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Co-creative Media in Remote Indigenous Communities by Rennie Ellie

“…Scholarly work on remote media has mostly operated at the interface of media studies and anthropology, seeking to identify how cultural systems shape the production, distribution and reception of media in Aboriginal communities. …”
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Labor Outsourcing in the Steelmaking Industry in Argentina: Companies of Ex-workers in Acindar Villa Constitución and Siderar Ensenada by María Alejandra Esponda, Julia Strada

“…Based on an interdisciplinary social anthropology, political science and political economy approach, this article reflects on the origins, trajectories, structural conditionings, and projections of these contracting businesses.…”
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Ilhas, parentesco e mobilidade infantil: Diálogos Brasil-Cabo Verde (passando pela França) by Fernanda Bittencourt Ribeiro

“…Therefore, insularity, child mobility and rights of the child are issues addressed at the intersection of studies on kinship and anthropology of childhood. This exercise highlights the relative social isolation that brings families called "single-parent in difficulty" to the institution on Yeu island, in contrast to the abundance of relationships in which child mobility is central to the dynamics of kinship and relatedness on Boa Vista island.…”
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Autour des critiques du concept de sexe. Entretien avec Anne Fausto-Sterling by Anne Fausto-Sterling, Priscille Touraille

“…This text is a dialogue between Anne Fausto-Sterling, Professor Emerita of Biology and Gender Studies in the Department of Molecular and Cell Biology and Biochemistry at Brown University, and Priscille Touraille, anthropologist at the CNRS (Centre national de la recherche scientifique) in the department of eco-anthropology and ethnology of the National Museum of Natural History in Paris. …”
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Post-trans-meta: k pojmové analýze posthumanismu by Pokorný, Vít

“…The problem of posthumanism is grasped as a problem of philosophical anthropology related to the question of humankind’s place in the cosmos, as an ontological problem associated with the relationship between identity and hybridity, and as an ethical-political problem associated with the question of human technological domination and control. …”

Sous couleur de race… by Jean-Luc Jamard

“…The approaches that anthropology and other “soft” sciences have adopted for the study “racialised bodies” (socially constructed of course) should also take account of modern biological data. …”
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Participer à la nouvelle Afrique du Sud ? by Sophie Chevalier

“…In this article, a historical anthropology of shopping malls, their introduction and their integration into the urban, social and racial fabric is combined with an ethnography of shopping itineraries, which show to what extent shopping malls are good for thinking about the historical transformations underway in this society.…”
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Portrait du philosophe en forme de singe by Dominique Lestel

“…The realist-cartesian paradigm of today’s ethology cannot be conciliated with the notion of meaning, which is central in anthropology. The animal is always studied as a bearer of qualities that interest primatologists, such as memory, predatory strategies etc., instead of being considered through its existence. …”
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