Vers une édition électronique de la glose d’Oxford by Emmanuelle Kuhry

“…Through the creation of encoding and transforming tools and methodologies, the project seeks the constitution of a resource center for scientific edition.…”
Get full text

Les institutions dans la théorie de la régulation : une actualisation by Bernard Billaudot

“…The first stage is devoted to an “institutionalist” mark of the programme, by placing the emphasis on analysis of institutional forms conceived as codification of one or of several social relations which constitute capitalism. The second stage is more specific about this definition. …”
Get full text

Risquer le pédagogique, entre héritage et modernité by Loïc Chalmel

“…The transition from education to history is not just a matter of epistemology: writing the history of educational ideas, it's both be able to project themselves into the world of other, supportive of his loneliness, and to understand what motivates choice, forced his freedom of action, deconstructing a functioning unit to clarify the linkages between different types of knowledge that constitutes it.…”
Get full text

Aristotle and the Ọmọlúwàbí Ethos: Ethical Implications for Public Morality in Nigeria by Sunday Olaoluwa Dada

“…The absence of public morality, the essay argues, has resulted in a neopatrimonial framework within which the political elite willfully circumvent constitutional rules and regulation in order to vitiate the public interest. …”
Get full text

Temporalities of Refugee Experience in Germany. Diversification of Asylum Rights and Proliferation of Internal Boundaries by Carolin Leutloff-Grandits

“…On the basis of participant observation within a refugee accommodation, the article argues that the legal and administrative framework of humanitarian reception constitutes powerful inclusionary and exclusionary mechanisms that entail not only spatial and social but also temporal dimensions. …”
Get full text

Natal Fruit Fly, Natal Fly, Ceratitis rosa Karsch (Insecta: Diptera: Tephritidae) by Howard V. Weems, Thomas R. Fasulo

“…Although it never has been captured as an escapee in the United States, it continues to constitute a potential threat to Florida agriculture. …”
Get full text

Blockbuster de science-fiction : étendue, extension, morcellement du territoire by Gaspard Delon

“…The increasingly systematic recourse to franchises tends to marginalize unitary projects and pushes for the constitution of extended fictional ensembles closely controlled by the majors, which engage in harsh competition in this field, aiming, at the very least, to consolidate their positions. …”
Get full text

With grammar you “go by feel” by Patrice LARROQUE

“…Language norms and standards represent important issues in linguistics studies, even though it might be widely acknowledged that the question of what constitutes a norm is one that is extremely hard to answer since it often relies on social parameters and values.There are two ways in which we can look at the grammar of a language: what we ought to say and what is actually said. …”
Get full text

État(s) des lieux : espaces et topographies dans la collection Gaignières by Damien Bril

“…To do so, we will first recall the nature of Gaignières’ project and the role played by topographical data in structuring his collection ; then we will look at the scientific and methodological means used to achieve it ; and, finally, we will examine the practices surrounding the constitution of the collection, and the questions that they may raise for the contemporary historian.…”
Get full text

Performing rustics: pastoral moments and masques in Henry Purcell’s King Arthur (1691) and Benjamin Britten’s Gloriana (1953) by Catherine HOFFMANN

“…They invite reflection on the relation between the pastoral texts and their musical settings, and raise the question of what constitutes “pastoral” music. Given the themes and original functions of the two works and the national status of their composers, the essay also examines the nature of the “Englishness” of the pastoral masques in King Arthur and Gloriana.…”
Get full text

Deus escreve certo por linhas tortas. A estética caipira de Santo Antônio e a vaca by Célia Tolentino

“…We suggest, agreeing with Benjamin – who considers that narrative is the best expression of manual and traditional work’s time– that the story related by the film A proteção de Santo António constitutes a cinematographic narrative which can be classified as caipira. …”
Get full text

Traite, esclavage et fortifications dans l’Ouest africain by Jean-Michel Deveau

“…The Europeans (Portuguese, Dutch, French, English, Danish) which starting from XVe century disputed the African land knew the same stoppings, diplomatic or constituted by the force. They could install only bastions on the coasts with the authorization of the African sovereigns to whom they gave a counterpart in the form of gifts and of royalties. …”
Get full text

Sensibilidad francesa en el contexto educativo “socialista” de los años 1930 en México by Estela MUNGUÍA ESCAMILLA

“…The purpose of this work is to highlight the French community’s reaction to the vicissitudes their schools had to overcome as a result of the reform of the Third Constitutional Article in the 1930s. This Article established what is now refered to as “socialist education” and this model shaped the immediate future of these institutions as well as the teachers’. …”
Get full text

Les messages portés par les produits agroalimentaires positionnés sur la santé. Intentions des émetteurs ou émettrices et réception dans les familles by Mélanie Porte

“…In a context of medicalization of food and of accountability of industrialists and consumers for the alleged harms of certain food practices on health, this article constitutes a proposal for formalizing the differences between, on the one hand, the expectations of an agri-food company putting messages on its products that imply a more health-friendly composition, and on the other hand, the forms of appropriation that are made of them in families. …”
Get full text

Les Souverains Anonymes : des archives carcérales du « dedans » by Simon-Olivier Gagnon, Anne Klein

“…Since 1999, a website has been online, which constitutes a form of archive of prisoners over which they have control, unlike the archives of police and judicial institutions, which are generally the documents through which these people are seized, whether by police officers and judges or by historians. …”
Get full text

Le soleil devient un mythe by Ildikó Lőrinszky

“…Starting from an enigmatic phrase in Flaubert’s correspondence, dating from 1858, this article examines the relation between the Sun and myth, which constitutes one of the key elements of the mythological dimension of Salammbô. …”
Get full text

Citoyenneté féminine sous la Seconde République : entre le réformisme social et la démocratisation by Ana Aguado

“…All these rights, as well as the right to vote, were included in the Constitution of 1931. The new republican regime therefore created the necessary conditions -although still insufficient- for women to redefine egalitarian concepts found in certain political cultures, such as republicanism or socialism, with a gender approach. …”
Get full text

Du carbon lock-in au nuclear lock-in : les verrous spatiaux aux changements de politique nucléaire en Suède by Teva Meyer

“…These path dependencies are constituted by the material features of the energy system – elements upon which the involved political actors project their own values and norms, and, either unconsciously of strategically, mobilize spatial representations.…”
Get full text

La foule révolutionnaire, l’imaginaire du complot et la violence fondatrice : aux origines de la nation française (1789) by Philippe Münch

“…The conspiracy imaginations actually sustained a dual link with popular violence by constituting, on one hand, an impetus for political action and, on the other hand, a ground for the justification and mythologizing of the storming. …”
Get full text

Les spots politiques télévisés britanniques : de l’anecdote télévisuelle à la mémoire collective by David Haigron

“…As a matter of fact, this evolution implies certain consequences and constitutes a new step in the chronology of Britain’s political history. …”
Get full text