Un huis clos de papier. Du « Livret des Enfants-Assistés » à La Légende dorée. by Véronique Cnockaert

“…Angélique’s identity is thus strongly supported by an administrative order (a student booklet) which will slowly become a spiritual and fictional order, as the young girl will increasingly detach herself (literally and figuratively speaking) from her identity booklet and dream her destiny through that of Saint Agnès. We will unravel the esthetic and poetic tensions, both in the preparatory file and the novel, created by this passage from the administrative to the legendary, that pulls the Naturalist novel towards a hagiographic scenario.…”
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Comment (sa)voir ? Diana of the Crossways de George Meredith : la transparence paradoxale by Marina Poisson

“…In a last part, the violence of transparency is exposed through the social panopticon, which disrupts the initial dream of transparency while inviting us to challenge the Victorian categories of perception.…”
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L’image de l’oasis comme matériel de terrain by Irène Carpentier

“…As an original field material, the photo in the oases constitutes a resource for various discourses on the territory, between the promotion of a touristic dream, a description of a landscape, or the raising of awareness about environmental degradation. …”
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Une géopoétique : du récit de voyage à Canaima, de Rómulo Gallegos by François Delprat

“…The reflection about links which join the travel story with the novel as life story, memory with project, discovery and its part of dream with knowledge, and art with real experience has lead Kenneth White to elaborate his concept of « geopoetics ». …”
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“Making Noise” with Comics: An Interview with Argentine Author, Artist, Singer, and Song Writer, Isol by Jennifer Nagtegaal

“…The following interview with Marisol Misenta, known professionally as Isol, discusses a number of ways in which the award-winning author, musician, and occasional comics artist from Argentina brings together music, singing, and narration through images in what she calls “una poción para soñar” (a concoction to dream about). The interview focuses on the so-called “discomic” Novela gráfica (Graphic Novel), released in 2014 by the Buenos Aires-based band SIMA, for which Isol served as lead vocalist, but also touches on some of the Argentine artist’s more recent collaborative and interdisciplinary art projects and performances. …”
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« Tout est dedans ». Remarques sur la matrice shakespearienne à propos d’I, Shakespeare de Tim Crouch by Virginie Yvernault

“…Written and performed separately between 2003 and 2012, I, Malvolio; I, Banquo; I, Caliban; I, Peaseblossom; I, Cinna (The Poet) give voice to characters from Twelfth Night, or What you will, Macbeth, The Tempest, A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Julius Caesar. These plays are usually regarded as educational works: successfully performed in high schools in the United Kingdom, they would constitute a kind of playful initiation into the work of Shakespeare. …”
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Volunteerism and international sport organisations: XVII. Mediterranean Games by Hulya Unlu, Melike Esentas, Pinar Guzel, Selhan Ozbey

“…After the recent candidacy process and while the Olympic Games are going on to be a dream, very important and large-scale organizations are continuing to be done in our Country. …”
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La propagande du rêve. Le discours de l’Ejército Zapatista de Liberación Nacional : pour une poétique de la résistance by Nathalie Galland

“…If it is propaganda - linked to its etymological origin of “spreading”, it is a dream propaganda, engaging in the overflow, in the nonalignment of poetry, in the freedom of the spoken word, much more than dogmatic political discourse. …”
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Dickens Today by Marianne Camus

“…It also looks at the alternatives, such as the dream of a return to a golden age, or the relief given by satirical laughter, both signs of helplessness against the power of money, even if Dickens’s novels always end with the righteous being rewarded.…”
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La correspondance, espace de partage et lieu de repli : l’échange épistolaire entre Gustave Flaubert et Ernest Feydeau by Catherine Thomas-Ripault

“…This double movement, between the dream of an elective parity and the denunciation of an intractable difference, can paradoxically give place to a true meeting, and foster the right perception of the other in his singularity.…”
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Cubanness Within and Outside of Cuba by Mica Garrett

“…Under Castro, the island’s dream of independence from Spanish colonial rule and American imperialism finally came true, but at a price. …”
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A Division of Character: From Fernando de Rojas’s Celestina to Shakespearean Protagonists by Bogdan Groza

“…This article takes into account Fernando de Rojas’s La Celestina and compare some of the core features of the homonymous protagonist with some Shakespearean characters, examples mainly taken from The Tempest and A Midsummer’s Night Dream. Although a century divides the two authors and there is no recorded evidence of a connection between them, a comparative analysis is still feasible. …”
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Consumer Boredom: Boredom as a Subliminal Mood of Consumer Capitalism by Mariusz Finkielsztein

“…Through a sequence of social and cultural shifts and freeloading on natural human predispositions, the system has manufactured a new type of being, homo consumens, who is socialized to be passive, desire- and dream-driven, and addicted to novelty, constant change, a ceaseless stream of stimuli, and pleasure. …”
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Apports et perspectives de l’architecture émotionnelle aux sciences et architecture de paysage by Nicolas Gilsoul

“…Luis Barragan used the emotional architecture as a new media to inspire human bean in a banalised modern society. His dream feed a specific conceptual procès, based on a scenographic thought (atmosphère settings, spatial script, time évolution). …”
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Le thème du féminicide dans la littérature française au XIXe siècle by Kyoko Murata

“…In La Fille aux yeux d'or and La Duchesse de Langeais, where Balzac projects his dream of the Orient, the hero disposes of his lover's life as her absolute master. …”
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Menace II Society? Urban Poverty and Underclass Narratives in American Movies by Thomas Halper and Douglas Muzzio

“…Subsequent white underclass movies followed this pattern, but more recently the American Dream has reasserted itself in popular underclass films, sounding a more positive note.…”
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Le Songe d’une nuit d’été de Benjamin Britten : Nouvel éclairage scénique de l’héritage shakespearien by Maéna Py

“…Benjamin Britten’s opera A Midsummer Night’s Dream was composed and first performed in 1960, at a time when the performing arts were undergoing massive changes. …”
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Les trames vertes pour les citadins : une appropriation contrastée à Marseille, Paris, Strasbourg by Sandrine Glatron, Étienne Grésillon, Nathalie Blanc

“…What greenway can the city dwellers dream of ? Focus groups of city dwellers have been organized in three French cities whith very different urban culture and environmental context : Paris, Marseille and Strasbourg. …”
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Conflict Management and Organisational Performance of Nongovernmental Organizations: A Case Study of Compassion International in Greater Kabale District by Laban, Biryomumeisho

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Powidoki twórczości Federica Felliniego w "Mieście Snu" Krystiana Lupy by Katarzyna Gołos-Dąbrowska

“…The main purpose of this article is to analyze Krystian Lupa’s production The City of Dream (TR Warsaw, 2012), based on the novel The Other Side by Alfred Kubin, relative to the work of Federico Fellini. …”
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