La société multiculturelle selon Jürgen Habermas (I) by Denis Goeldel

“…He suggests two levels of integration: a first level, that of the “ethical integration” of groups and subcultures with their own “forms of life”, which are preserved in the host country; a second level, that of “political integration”, where the newcomers are asked to adhere to the constitutional principles underpinning the “common political culture”. …”
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Escenas de sororidad: teatro, performance y redes de mujeres en la prensa brasileña by María Alejandra Aguilar  Dornelles

“…In a period marked by the suspicion of the figure of the “literata” and strong opposition to women's right to education, Cancros sociais constitutes a fundamental case to understand women’s success. …”
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Antigone dans l’Histoire. Marguerite Duras et les hebdomadaires d’information des années 1950 by Qing Feng

“…Finally, the influence of this journalistic work on her literary writing is a problematic with a high heuristic potential, which leads us to understand to which extent the written press constitutes an important site for the search for a writing of its own.…”
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Les émotions au travail (scientifique) : enjeux éthiques et stratégies méthodologiques d’une enquête en terrain intime by Michela Villani, Francesca Poglia Mileti, Laura Mellini, Brikela Sulstarova, Pascal Singy

“…Finally, the emotions mobilized both by the investigators and the interviewees constitute the raw material on which a situated, felt and committed methodology take place.…”
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L’odeur de l’axé by Arnaud Halloy

“…I suggest three theoretical claims: the hypothesis of the metonymic function of smells (Howes 1987), i.e. that the very nature of smell—their liminal, intangible and evolutive character, as well as their privileged link to emotions—redouble at the experiential level the rituals’ symbolic function of transformation; the hypothesis of an “olfactive evaluative conditioning” (Zucco 2013) at the heart of the metonymic function of smells; the existence of olfactive practices and “styles,” which are constitutive elements of collective identities in Afro-Brazilian religions.…”
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Adoption in Spain by Pilar Benavente Moreda

“…The adopted’s right to know their origins constitutes an essential manifestation of the right to identity and free development of the personality of adopted persons, regulated by the articles 180, 5 and 6 of the Spanish CC and the articles 12 and 5, 1, i) of Law 54/2007, of December 28, on International Adoption. …”
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Oil Exploration and Exploitation in Ugbo (Ilaje) Communities of Coastal Yorubaland by ‘Gbade Ikuejube, O.A. Funmilayo

“…Environmental devastation, economic poverty and constant conflict constitute a lived reality. Oil exploitation activities have also left much of the area desolate, poor and uninhabitable. …”
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Locative Inversion and Stage Topics: A Cross-Linguistic Study by Joana Teixeira

“…In addition to the structures typically classified as locative inversion, cases of “absolute inversion” in French, “free” inversion in sentence-focus contexts in EP, and inversion structures with preposed participial and adjectival phrases in English and French are argued to be licensed by (c)overt sTOPs and, thus, constitute forms of (covert) locative inversion. We conclude that there is a strong correlation between sTOPs and subject-verb inversion cross-linguistically.…”
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Outdoor Theatrical Shows in the Remarkable Landscapes of the Chinese Mountains, Between Reinvention of a Tradition and Development of Tourism: the Example of the ‘Tianmen Fox Fairy... by Wei Xiang, Philippe Bachimon, Pierre Dérioz

“…A kitsch ‘mass’ show, it constitutes both a commercial reality of a new China and the postmodern modality of a cultural approach inherited from an official socialist discourse that is today legitimizing its actions by attaching itself to tradition.…”
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Guerre sainte dans le Cône sud latino-américain : pentecôtistes versus umbandistes by Alejandro Frigerio, Ari Pedro Oro

“…Since this historical narrative assigns a specific place to the different ethnic and religious minorities within the nation, it constitutes a cultural resource that may be mobilized to vindicate a group’s rights or to deny them to its opponents.…”
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The 2011 Elections in Wales and the Role Played by Civil Society by Moya Jones

“…The constitutional innovations that devolution brought are turning out to be more innovative in Wales than might have been thought. …”
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Enhancing the Diagnosis of Lateral Ankle Sprains: The Role of MSK Diagnostic Ultrasound in Evaluating ATFL and CFL by Robert C Manske, Chris Wolfe, Phil Page, Michael Voight

“…Lateral ankle sprains, predominantly involving the anterior talofibular ligament (ATFL) and calcaneofibular ligament (CFL), constitute a significant portion of sports-related injuries, with a notable rate of recurrence and progression to chronic instability. …”
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Chili 1977-2005 : pour une lecture historienne de la « longue transition à la démocratie de marché » by Stéphane Boisard

“…Two phases can be considered : a first phase of "institutional transition" from 1977 to 1998, and a second phase of "political transition" from 1998 to 2005, the latter leading to a real democratisation of society wiht a profound change in the 1980 Constitution but also to an ideological victory for the Chilean Right-wing insofar as its development model has not been questionned.…”
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Cuatro inscripciones pertenecientes al antiguo Convento de San Vicente de Villamayor de los Montes by Alejandro García Morilla

“…This four-inscription group constitutes one of the few vestiges preserved from the early monastery of Villamayor.Here we study this corpus through the modern Spanish epigraphic method used for the edition of the Corpus Inscriptionum Hispaniae Mediaevalium, in order to present a critical and scientific study of this group which could allow us to go deep into the particularities of this advertising activity – that is what inscriptions are – and the purpose which these epigraphs may have had, as well as for a better knowledge of the society which created them. …”
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« Est-ce qu’il fait gay ? » : Analyse des questions soulevées lors du casting de comédiens pour des personnages gays dans une websérie by Déborah Gay

“…On the one hand, the casting directors had their own biases on what constitute a fictional LGBT characters and on how to represent their sexuality, experiences and the gender norms they ought to fit in the context of the series. …”
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Nas trilhas de Paris, David Harvey e a capital da modernidade by Tadeu Alencar Arrais

“…From the tracks left by the author, we investigate the constitution of the urban area of ​​the French capital so that, shortly after, we may analyze the way to see the city of Honoré de Balzac (1799-1850) and how to intervene in the city of Eugène Haussmann (1809 -1891). …”
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Atteintes pathologiques de Nazlet Khater 2 et activité minière au début du Paléolithique supérieur en Egypte by Sébastien Villotte, Isabelle Crevecoeur

“…The Nazlet Khater 2 (NK 2) skeleton, discovered in 1980 in Egypt, constitutes the oldest early Upper Palaeolithic modern human remains from North Africa. …”
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Répression et résurgence du judaïsme dans Daniel Deronda : les voies de la masculinité sont-elles impénétrables ? by Gilbert Pham-Thanh

“…George Eliot’s Daniel Deronda constitutes an inspiring testimony to 19th-century patriarchal society. …”
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Pensando en Iberia: los debates en torno a la unificación hispano-portuguesa en el exilio republicano en México by Jorge de Hoyos Puente

“…The assertion of the constitution of a unified peninsula was re-formulated by some elements of the Republican exile based in Mexico. …”
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Legal Guerilla: Jurisdiction, Time, and Abortion Access in Mexico City by Amy Krauss

“…It analyzes how jurisdictional claims work as a kind of lawfare from “above” and “below” examining: 1) how the Mexican Supreme Court invoked technicalities of jurisdiction to settle the constitutional conflict over the decriminalization of abortion in Mexico City, and 2) how a feminist litigator reappropriated the court's formal principles of legality toward their own ends in what they call “legal guerilla.” …”
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