Biopolitics of the Zombie Corpses: Collectivity, Contagion, and Alterity by Onur Kartal

“…Within this context, I analyse 28 Weeks Later and The World War Z and The Girl with All the Gifts to put forth the idea that what enables emancipation of humanity is contagion and alterity. Rather than destroying the capitalist rationalization without offering any alternatives, zombie corpses enounce the birth of a new form of social life as analysed through Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. …”
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Dipendenza e sovranità alimentare nelle isole d’Oceania: voci di contrasto al gastro-colonialismo by Gaia Cottino

“…The hereby contribution analyzes, through an island and ecotonal perspective, the persistent food dependency of the archipelagos of Oceania and the blooming of heterogeneous emancipation drives, proposing a model allowing its inhabitants to decide of their food, production systems and food supply. …”
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L’essor de la résilience ou la promotion de nouvelles cultures du risque autour de l’adaptation aux changements climatiques ? by Florence Rudolf

“…Following these authors, risk issues are the consequences of the control obsession of the Moderns. Therefore, the emancipation of this imaginary, through the increasing of reflexivity, appeared as the first step for a risk policy. …”
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Penser l’apport du care à l’évaluation et à la gestion des pratiques enseignantes by Manon Bouchareu

“…This is all the more essential for the development of an educational act referred to the emancipation of relational subjects: students as well as teachers.…”
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Vivimos en una noche oscura ou la voi(e)x de la révolte chez César Muñoz Arconada by Claude Le Bigot

“…The antagonisms of the class struggle nourish a prophetic vision of the emancipation of workers. By implementing combat rhetoric, the author joins the cohort of poets engaged in the anti-fascist struggle. …”
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The Poetics of Second Liberation by Vincent R. Ogoti

“…The essay rereads the play, focusing on the concepts of ‘bad decolonization’, ‘good decolonization’, and the necessity for a ‘second liberation’ – a form of decolonization that transcends mere emancipation from physical subjugation. It analyses Césaire’s dramatization of Haiti’s revolutionary period to illuminate how his portrayal of decolonization not only prefigures but also advocates for the second liberation. …”
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L’usure iconique. Circulation et valeur des images dans le cinéma américain contemporain by Mathias Kusnierz

“…Once reflexivity has been recognized as a multiple and indirect way of impacting the real, Hollywood cinema emerges as an ideological instrument as much as a tool for emancipation.…”
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Infrastructures animales. Le cheval comme acteur de la transformation des territoires by Mathieu Mercuriali

“…The domestication of plants and animals began in the Neolithic era, over 5,000 years ago. This emancipation from the wilderness, occurring alongside the sedentarization of humans, generated a territorial reorganization that facilitated new relationships between species. …”
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Le communalisme ou l’avenir de la Commune de 1871 by Pierre Sauvêtre, Frank Noulin, Jean-François Wagniart

“…This is the meaning of the ongoing construction of a communalist movement, which can find in the Commune of 1871 a set of inspirations – on the substitution of a confederation of communes for the state, the self-institution of a commune which is both democratic and social, and the emancipation of women – and in the work of Murray Bookchin a theoretical contribution to define the relationship between communalism and ecology. …”
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«No tenía pretensiones, solo quería trabajar» Españolas en Francia, servicio doméstico y empleo informal (1939-1975) by Rocío Negrete Peña

“…And, their work has been, at the same time, a useful tool for their emancipation from the social, economic and politic point of view.…”
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Cugoano on Redressing Slavery: The Demands of Liberty by Iziah C Topete

“…Clarkson argued that abolishing the slave trade would lead to emancipation naturally over time. Cugoano disagreed with piecemeal redress in Thoughts and Sentiments. …”
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La produzione sociale di memorie marginali. I casi studio delle minoranze del Somaliland e dei giovani migranti somali in Italia by Elia Vitturini

“…Two case studies, explored through historical-ethnographic research in the Somali territories and Italy, show the historical dynamics of some of these laboratories that elaborate experiences of subordination, emancipation and marginality. The comparative analysis of the two examples reconstructs the factors of the trajectories that push some memories towards the margins of and disconnect from ongoing historical processes, from the social and cultural repertoire of Somali belonging. …”
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The Effects of Slavery on Enslaved People and Eighteenth-Century Antislavery Arguments by Julia Jorati

“…First, this strategy was sometimes used to oppose the immediate abolition of slavery: some eighteenth-century authors argue that many enslaved people have become incapable of living good lives outside of slavery and that immediate emancipation would therefore be detrimental for them and for society. …”
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Faire descendre le maître de son piédestal. Retour sur parcours d’un formateur-chercheur by Philippe Glâtre

“…Whether in the context of accreditation of prior learning, competitive examination preparation or the fight against illiteracy, the aim is to question the place of knowledge and the relationship that fosters learner emancipation. Focusing on slam workshops and oral poetry projects carried out in Reunion Island as part of social work training courses, I show how the perspectives of Universal Teaching have inspired my practice, notably by inventing translingual moments, bringing the master down from his pedestal. …”
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Invisibilidade social a partir do filme “O som ao redor”: uma análise honnethiana das patologias sociais no Brasil by Thiago Aguiar Simim

“…In the conclusion it returns to the consideration of the mechanism of social pathologies that cause invisibility as impediments to social emancipation and how these barriers can be analyzed from a methodological point of view in consonance with the critical theory.…”
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Penser la force politique des voix trans et féministes en musique by Liz Escalle-Dyachenko

“…Its goal is to examine, from a situated knowledge perspective, how trans vocal practices can achieve to produce and represent feminist positions and politics that encourage body autonomy and emancipation. My theoretical proposal is built around three steps: first, I articulate a methodology for the study of trans voices which centers their sonic agency against cissexist erasures and violence. …”
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SAWUBONA. A theo-ethic for everyday decolonial gestures by C.J. Kaunda

“…Pentecostalicity is grounded in the Spirit’s freedom to greet (Sawubona) creation as happened on the Day of Pentecost (Acts 2) with pneumatic gestures of redemption, liberation, emancipation and recognition of the singularity of life and co-becoming of all things in the universe. …”
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Jean Jaurès : neutralité, religion, socialisme et école laïque by Jean-Marc Lamarre

“…Jaurès upholds a republican and socialist secularity. Secularity is emancipation and socialism is the end state of the emancipatory process which arose with the French Revolution. …”
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Addressing Sexual Violence: The Reality and Strategies of Female Ojek (Motorbike Ride Service) Drivers in Banyumas Regency by Noer Anissa Rakhmawati, Soetji Lestari, Tyas Retno Wulan

“… The emergence of the phenomenon of female online motorcycle taxi drivers in the Banyumas district shows that women’s emancipation has taken place. Transportation has become a daily need for Banyumas residents, this is used by some women to earn a living. …”
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Est-il légitime de parler de « morale laïque » ? by Corinne Roux-Lafay

“…Break: The teaching of that subject matter is not so much that of instilling a non critical approval of values, as that of an interior emancipation. In the meantime, it takes into account a diversity of beliefs in a multicultural context. …”
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