The Digitalisation of Swedish Housing by Fredrik Torisson

“…This is a parallel story to the dream of a leisure-centred technology-enabled house of the future. …”
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The Montreal General Hospital Pain Centre (1974-2000): The Contributions of Ronald Melzack by Mary Ellen Jeans, Joseph Stratford, Paul Taenzer, Sandra Lefort, Kathleen Rowat

“…The article begins with a recounting of those individuals and events that inspired Ron early in his 'pain career' to pursue his dream of a multidisciplinary pain centre, the first of its kind in Canada. …”
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Shamballa, Heaven can wait. How 3D printing will sustain the future by Dario Russo, Massimo Moretti

“…Moreover, it is the demonstration of how an ethical vision may become the driving force in developing projects and technologically advanced machines, which are then sold to feed the dream: to build heaven on earth.…”
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Gestes de lecture numérique et lecture immersive de science-fiction by Emmanuelle Lescouet

“…Science fiction invests digital literature, as much by its themes as by the very desire to dream of literary forms of the future, allowing to summon technologies to write SF worlds as close as possible to the needs of the works. …”
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The Contribution of the Dr. Gustavo Aldereguía Lima Hospital to Medical Education in Cienfuegos, 1979-2016 by Alfredo Darío Espinosa Brito

“…It is argued that the university hospital of the future in Cienfuegos must be based on the general policies of our health system, but adapting them to the local context to be consistent with Marti's dream "with all and for the good of all", bearing in mind that we have to fulfill the mandate that the hospital must be “a symbol of the health, life, and happiness of the people of Cienfuegos” and that “it is impossible to close the doors”.…”
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The Image of the New Adam in the Book of Daniel (Daniel 4 and 7) by Igor Bessonov

“…In the interpretation of the prophetic dream vision, this figure turns out to symbolise the nation of Israel, which is part of the tendency to identify Israel with man as such and attribute Adam's heritage to Israel. …”
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Les enfants de la guerre : Le Grand Cahier d’Agota Kristof by Carine Trevisan

“…Giving fictitiously the word to children who make the test of the brutalisation of men’s and women’s behavior in the state of war, The Notebook, by the choice of an “ice-cold” writing – this book has been qualified of “exercise of cruelty” –, led to its extreme limit the representation of devastated childhood, so much so that it becomes disturbing: abolition of any faculty to dream, to imagine, anaesthesia of emotive life, destruction of anything that can make link with others, phenomena which produce insensitivity to death, received or given. …”
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A cone conjecture for log Calabi-Yau surfaces by Jennifer Li

“…This provides infinite series of new examples of Mori Dream Spaces.…”
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How to Read (With) Benjamin: From Cultural History of Materialism to Materialist History of Culture by Patrick Healy, Andrej Radman

“…In light of technical innovations in iron and glass, it expressed a form of projective dream work of the architectural around material realisations as products of the industrial revolution, with long consequences for the future.…”
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Mettre en scène les codes du genre : artifice et théâtralité dans la comédie musicale hollywoodienne classique by Anne Martina

“…By setting into relief the utopian nature of the genre’s normative discourse, the staging of the musical’s generic codes prompts spectators to embrace the collective dream while remaining aware of the unreality of Hollywood myths.…”
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Cultural management in family business by Patricia Amelia Tomei, Patrícia Jaguaribe Ferrari

“…We focused on its leader's trajectory and its implications for the life cycle of the family business, the founder¿s dream and vision, succession and cultural management difficulties. …”
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Barbora Markéta Eliášová: Nippon druhým domovem. První česká samostatná cestovatelka, její život a literární dílo by Bohumila Rázková

“…As an orphan and poor village child, she made her dream come true and she became a teacher. After that she decided to concentrate to go and search for the luck far away in Japan. …”
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Przedszkolny plac zabaw z perspektywy dzieci by Jolanta Zwiernik

“…This has been made possible through the use of elements of Alison Clark’s mosaic approach, such as free conversations with children, their photographs and drawing projects of the square they dream of. From the conversations with children and the analyses carried out, a “discourse of danger” has emerged which is dominant among teachers, but which children do not perceive as oppression, but rather tend to avoid unwanted behaviour and search for convenient nooks and crannies. …”
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Re-envisioning Astraea: Myth and Vision in Jeremy Bentham’s “Blackstone Familiarized” by Claire Wrobel

“…This unfinished essay presents a play transcribing a vision which had appeared to the reformer in a dream. The role of the goddess, who embodies “universal jurisprudence”, is here to reveal to the audience the real state of English institutions and to introduce the utilitarian principles which would make it possible to reform them. …”
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New Collectivization in the Age of Discipline Domination; Review of the Book of Sociology of Modernity, Liberty, and Discipline by Farzad Azarkamand

“…The dual nature of modernism and the domination of discipline and the restriction of individual and social freedoms at the foot of the rationality of modernism have eliminated the dream of achieving true freedom. The author’s suggestion is that the new collectivization and the formation of transitional congregations could be considered a way to get rid of the discipline of modernity.…”
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Digital Texts in Practice by Christian Wittern

“…In this paper, I will look back at these developments, first to recount some of the history, albeit from a strictly personal perspective, but also to take stock of the situation and consider where we are now, how we got there, and what remains to be done to realize the dream of the universal digital text, easily shared and annotated, but still tractable, verifiable, and authoritative.…”
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Notes pour l’interprétation de l’aube anonyme En un vergier sotz fuella d’albespi (PC 461, 113) by Jean-Pierre Chambon

“…In verse V, 1, the poem leads to the inversion of its interpretation and requires a retrospective reading inscribing the I-IV stanzas in a dream world: no lover has spent the night with the dreamer. …”
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Emotivity matters for mood licensing by Lena Baunaz, Joanna Blochowiak, Cristina Grisot

“…However, the existence of verbs like rêver (dream), which seem to accept both moods, poses a challenge to this idea and raises the question of the source of optional mood selection. …”
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« A unique aura of ancient, elemental evil » : les migrations du feu dans The Great God Pan (1894) d’Arthur Machen by Anne-Sophie Leluan-Pinker

“…Crucially, fire is subjected to constant displacements and shifts in this narrative structured like a (bad) dream : it is a circulating trope most definitely indexing Victorian fears of degeneration and decline.…”
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Toi, cyborg ? L’hybridation prothétique dans la nouvelle de science-fiction by Dominique Kunz Westerhoff

“…These prosthetic incorporations confront the cyborg with an strange sensorium, but also with the traumatic part of the hybridization : the disability comes back with insistence in tragic counter-point of the dream of invulnerability, less to be the object of a technological redemption than as a repressed aspect of posthuman ideologies.Through the cyborg leitmotiv, science fiction reflects also its narrative modalities, themselves prosthetic. …”
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