Du féminisme à la sexologie : un parcours en Histoire by Sylvie Chaperon

“…I myself belong to the third feminist and gender studies generation; the first gathers the pioneers of the field, the second constitutes itself from students of the 1970’s, and the fourth is in its doctoral phase. …”
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La Sûreté lyonnaise dans le système policier français (début XIXe-début XXe siècle) by Amos Frappa

“…These groups of police whose aim is to arrest criminels, have resemblances such as close links with thieves, a high freedom of action and also the constitution of archives. However, the “Sûreté” services of the two biggest french cities distinguish themselves by their respective organization, as well as by their methods of investigation. …”
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Relief Package: Stabilisation of Expectations by Michael Hüther

“…The elimination of the cold progression does not constitute a tax relief and does not contradict the support of liquidity-weak households with targeted transfers, as both measurements are necessary for different reasons.…”
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Resource-Saving Technique of Hydraulic Calculation of Distributing Gas-Systems by A. Y. Savastsiyonak

“…While calculating combined systems consisting of steel and polyethylene gas lines reduction in discounted expenses constitutes up to 4 %.…”
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Curating Object-Oriented Collections Using the TEI by Brent Nelson

“…It argues that the core affordance of curation for such materials is the ability to identify and select what constitutes a mention of an object and to relate that mention to its immediate context, including its relationships to object groupings.…”
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Pancreatic pseudo-cyst. by José Raúl Sánchez Aguilar, Neyda Delgado Marín, Jalima Jiménez Morejón

“…The pancreatic pseudocyst is the most common cystic lesion of the pancreas. It constitutes an amilasa rich liquid collection, located inside or adjacent to the pancreas; surrounded by a wall without ephithelium, as result of a sharp or chronic pancreatitis, pancreatic trauma, or obstruction of pancreatic conduit. 50 % solves spontaneously in 6 weeks, but some of they require surgical treatment. …”
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Des cocottes en papier by Danièle Alexandre-Bidon

“…Much present in comics (some 1 500 strips of which 30 % have a gallinaceous hero), rural icon, the hen is very often anthropomorphised.Sometimes it stands for maternal values (protective and wise), sometimes it is depicted as stupid and constitutes a source of jokes. The rooster's image, and that of the hen also, is used as a political metaphor as soon as the beginning of the XXth century. …”
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Anaphore et fonction attribut du sujet : le cas de SO by Elisabet Johansson-Manoury

“…The feature referred to by SO qualifies the subject, thus constituting a defining feature or a subjective qualification of the subject. …”
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Te rakel norh romenes ko dives by Jean-Pierre Cavaillé

“…Reflection unfolds from the observation of the paradox constituted by a representation shared by the speakers of Manush as a major element of identity but also as a language reserved for the group, which must be kept away from the Gadjé, even though, in reality, the speakers show great spontaneity and benevolence in sharing the language, as soon as a Gadjo wishing to speak it presents itself.…”
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Os sentidos e desafios da participação by Lígia Helena Hahn Lüchmann

“…This article analyzes some challenges and difficulties of the participatory experiences in Brazil particularly of the Managing Councils and the Participatory Budgeting in constituting themselves as experiences of deliberative democracy. …”
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« Is that wool hat my hat ? » by Hélène Aji

“…As poets aspire to a visual poem, opt for abstraction or radically decide to suppress the representational from the poem, images, as raw material for the poetic or as vehicles for meaning, are replaced with structures that question our modes of apprehending language and the discourses that constitute our modes of being in language.…”
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‘Running Riot’: Violence and British Punk Communities, 1975-1984 by Andrew H. Carroll

“…However, punk’s use of aggression was more than a simple embrace of violence’s banality during the period. It constituted a response to postwar British discourse about youth and the stark rise in divorce rates. …”
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Life-space intervention: implications for caregiving by Kiaras Gharabaghi, Carol Stuart

“…This article explores the concept of life-space intervention, and proposes four dimensions of a single, unified life-space: The physical dimension, where young people's lives unfold; the mental dimension, reflecting how young people make sense of their life-space; the relational dimension, assigning 'space' to young people's relationships; and, the virtual dimension, constituted by technology-based platforms for the construction of identity as well as by the imagination and fantasies held by young people. …”

L’idée de pédagogie scientifique chez Freinet by Baptiste Jacomino

“…This idea hides the fact that the lack of knowledge is constitutive of any teaching situation. But even if he masks this epistemological specificity of pedagogy, Freinet offers teaching techniques that allow to tackle this lack of knowledge and are a possible alternative to the impasses in which the idea of ‌scientific pedagogy leads us.…”
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Golpe, autoritarismo e transição: uma análise comparativa de Brasil e Chile by Alberto Aggio

“…This article aims to accomplish a comparative analysis of Brazilian and Chilean political histories parting from the moment both countries experienced breaks in the democratic constitutional order, in Brazil, on 1964 and in Chile, on 1973. …”
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Les relations publiques, véritable instrument de démocratie by Bernard Dagenais

“…It is in this sense that public relations constitute a veritable tool of democracy.…”
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Teaching and international competitions: objectives, methods and experiences by Simona Colajanni

“…The issues developed during this decade of collaboration had constituted an opportunity to involve the debate, currently underway, about Architectural-Engineering which, in recent years, is experiencing a profound crisis by the professional market with particular attention to the Southern one.…”
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Cinemas and Spectators of International Development by Molly Geidel

“…It explores how development institutions, theorists, and filmmakers made connections between the experience of spectatorship and the odd mixture of passivity and striving that constituted the ideal “developing” subject. However, it attends not only to the ideal spectators these films attempted to create, but also to the experiences of spectators themselves, concluding that audience reactions to development films, particularly among non-experts, were often skeptical of the universal modernization trajectories on which the films insisted.…”
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Étudier la science-fiction en France aujourd’hui by Irène Langlet

“…Ce contraste s’explique par l’histoire du genre et sa constitution progressive, dans notre pays, en « paralittérature », voire en « subculture ». …”
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Descartes as an Ethical Perfectionist by Frans Svensson

“…Descartes’s moral philosophy, as I understand it, thus constitutes a form of ethical perfectionism. While I am not the first to interpret Descartes as an ethical perfectionist, there is as of yet no detailed account in the literature of what his particular form of ethical perfectionism would then entail. …”
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