A impossibilidade de se dizer o indizível: reflexões sobre o duplo na novela “O unicórnio”, de Hilda Hilst by Willian André

“…Interpreting the raise of this double-unicorn as the main evidence of this confront, we hope to draw, in the following lines, some reflections on the limits of the language in face of the unspeakable.…”
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Human-Bird Conflicts and Management Issues: A Case Study of Birds at Uppalapadu Lake, Andhra Pradesh, India by P. Rama Chandra Prasad, J. Asha Kumari, Manju Mathew, Rosina Thomas

“…The study collates the information from field observations and literature surveys and draws conclusions based on the observation data. …”
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Corporate Pension Insurance as the Element of Human Resource Management by L. V. Anikeeva

“…The obligatory pension insurance and voluntary pension insurance are examined in this article. We draw attention to reasons and conditions of corporate pension formation. …”
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O clero e as Cortes de 1361 by Hermínia Vasconcelos Vilar

“…In this article, we intend to draw attention to the implications of the frequent presentation of grievances by the clergy to the king or pope and also to the importance of the crisis of 1355 -1356 in the first years of governance of D. …”
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L’apport de l’étude d’un corpus de cartes anciennes dans la connaissance des jardins : l’exemple du château de Maisons by Marie Morillon

“…Within the framework of a case study, which in this case concerns the gardens of the Château de Maisons, laid out in the mid-seventeenth century by François Mansart for René de Longueil, two lines of research were developed. The first was to draw up an inventory of the maps representing the landscaping of Maisons. …”
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Diversité régionale de la prise en compte des zones humides et de leurs dynamiques by Magalie Franchomme, Claude Kergomard

“…The fact of the wetlands decline and spatial recession since 1970 are leading to draw up classifications, inventories and to start preservation actions. …”
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Les paysages de champs surélevés de Guyane française : un patrimoine bioculturel menacé by Stéphen Rostain, Doyle McKey

“…The objective of this paper is to document the richness of these landscapes, illustrate their value, and draw attention to the threats facing them. We argue that they merit greater protection.…”
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Memory, Jesus, and Mary Magdalene: Whose memory matters? by N.E. Müller van Velden

“… This article explores how the collective memory of the Christian tradition draws on the characterisation of Mary Magdalene in two sets of writings: the canonical Gospels, and the Gnostic Christian writing, Gospel of Mary. …”
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Reading Isaiah 58 in conversation with I.J. Mosala: an African liberationist approach by N. Mtshiselwa

“… This paper sets out to draw on, and simultaneously depart from Mosala’s Black biblical hermeneutic of liberation in order to navigate liberating possibilities that Isaiah 58 could offer to the oppressed Black people in Southern Africa. …”
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From the experience of forming research competence in independent work of students in process of studying history of Russia by M. I. Mashkarin

“…In these conditions, in order to form competencies for students in the study of the history of Russia, it is necessary to develop the skills to identify the historical problems necessary for studying, the ability to organize the collection of materials for the disclosure of the topic, to analyze the materials and structure it, and draw correct general conclusions…”
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Design of a Computerized Fence at Nyabikoni Campus Kabale University. by Rugabanomwe, Arnold

“…Chapter two; Contains the literature review, works and related information by other scholars about design mainly architectural working drawings. Chapter three; Outlines the methodology of how the project will be done; these are sequential methods for the process, Chapter four; Discusses the results of the project that involve details of the budget, work plan, appendices and reference, Chapter five; Future or prospective works recommendations, conclusions and references (bibliography)…”
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Class, Opportunity and the Lesser Minds Problem by Alex Dunedin

“… In this paper psychological research is used to develop a framework in which we can place notions of class in terms of relative dehumanisation as ingroups and outgroups to understand how opportunities are afforded to some and not to others, with categorical identities set up on the basis of inclusion or exclusion from cultural production. It draws upon political economy as a Social Science to examine how resulting culture reinforces relative advantage and disadvantage through finance as a mechanism which dispossesses the most disadvantaged from their inherent human capital as wealth appropriated by the advantaged. …”
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La Documentation photographique by Magali Hamm, Nathalie Petitjean

“…In order to follow the evolutions of Geography, the collection presents a more and more diversified iconography: maps, photographs, but also drawings or advertisements, all this documents being considered as geographical ones. …”
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Capitalisme(s) et Politique by Éric Lahille

“…The parallel development of conceptualisations has limited the possibility of creating a single, unified framework, thus making it necessary to draw out the main “regulationist” assets from a critically subjective appropriation and updating. …”
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Favoriser le bien-être de l’apprenant : une question de sublimation ? by Pascaline Tissot

“…Based on the analysis of mediated discussion groups conducted with pupils in a primary school operating in cooperative classes and with secondary school pupils in a more traditional establishment, this text draws on psychoanalysis to put into perspective the pupils' feelings on the notion of well-being and the teacher's position. …”
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La « nostalgie » dans les remontages de Harun Farocki by Amélie Bussy

“…In the meantime, it also intends to draw a positive but harsh and sensitive definition of nostalgia since Farocki dares, with it, to reinvent an archive-cinema which also testifies of their irresolvable and definitive disappearance.…”
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Practices of Fruit Growing. Applying ontology to taste in Penang and beyond by Leo Mariani

“…Using as a privileged entry point the numb taste — a tingly numbness of the mucous membranes of the mouth, triggered here by a fruit, the durian—this article puts forth an approach to human-food relations encompassing different modes of knowledge, consumption, and production.Steering clear of any theoretical abuse, the approach draws on a detailed ethnographical analysis of this particular taste and the general economy in which it is inscribed, between Malaysia and Singapore, to finally conceptualize various ways of producing and experiencing foods and worlds.The emergence of the numb taste will notably be linked to an agricultural and ontological constraint that the producers and consumers from both countries impose on themselves: against apparent economic good sense, instead of picking them, they wait for the durians to fall from the tree.…”
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Edme Antoine Durand (1768-1835) : un bâtisseur de collections by Louise Detrez

“…There were an art gallery, a cabinet of drawings, a collection of prints, antique and modern gems, a medal collection and a cabinet of arms in addition to the two renowned collections of antiquities and objets d’art commonly associated with Durand. …”
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Un classique, une vedette. Les visages médiatiques de Gustave Flaubert (1880-1936) by Marie-Astrid Charlier

“…This article proposes to draw the threads of Flaubert's media and symbolic edification through the faces of the man and the work that the press drew from his death in 1880 to the adaptation of Madame Bovary by Gaston Baty in 1936. …”
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Les emplois corrélatifs de parfois, quelquefois et des fois by Anne-Marie Guiraud

“…After having identified the semantic and syntactical properties of these forms when used on their own, we will then define the characteristics of the correlations established with parfois, quelquefois and des fois. We will draw on a corpus from the 16th through the 20th century from the FRANTEXT online library, including utterances which we expect will meet our criteria and we will discuss the semantic and syntactical characteristics of these forms in correlative uses. …”
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