What We Didn’t Know a Recipe Could Be: Political Commentary, Machine Learning Models, and the Fluidity of Form in Nineteenth-Century Newspaper Recipes by Avery Blankenship

“…These recipe-adjacent texts, which are both recipe and not, offer a broader picture of short-form political commentary in the nineteenth century which can include genres and forms once thought unable to gestured beyond the confines of the kitchen.…”
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La contingence des guidages en danse by Lucile Lafont, Marie-France Fanton-Bayrou

“…The interactive episodes analyzed qualitatively with regard to the students’ behaviors for each of the situations show more contingent and emancipating verbal and gestural guidance in the case of the CS in comparison with the TS.…”
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Points de vue et créations paysagères. Être un paysan agroforestier by Olivier Bories, Jean-Pascal Fontorbes, Anne-Marie Granié

“…It talks about emotions, agroforestry landscapes, and about the people who discreetly write who they are in the territory by planting trees in their plots. We filmed their gestures as a silent agroforestry word. We discovered that in these lines of trees, the agroforesters are building a path of sustainable thought and agro-ecological practices, a relationship with the world.…”
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The Illusion of Power or Relentless Reality? Ceremonial and Ritual Practices at the Court of Moscow in the Middle of the 17th Century through the Eyes of the Imperial Diplomats by Monika Konrádová, Rostisalv Smíšek

“…These mutual encounters of at the first sight completely different worlds of thoughts and value systems could not avoid cultural clashes and misunderstandings (the arguments about the usage of right titles, about rules of precendence, the Tsar’s inappropriate gestures during official meetings, the Russians, imposing of their arrogant behaviour on the Habsburg diplomats). …”
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#mycityoftomorrow. A think tank on cities and territories of tomorrow by Francesco Alberti, Stefania Cupillari, Eleonora Giannini, Sara Naldoni, Lorenzo Nofroni

“…The sudden revision of rules of social coexistence, the temporary suspension of activities, the modification of everyday gestures, physical public spaces replaced by digital spaces, are only some of the phenomena which happened simultaneously in 2020 due to the pandemic. …”
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Sociabilidade e cidadania: os espaços públicos de Salvador como entrelaçamento do concreto, do simbólico e do imaginário by Cíntia San Martin Fernandes

“…For this purpose, the author chose Salvador, in the state of Bahia, Brazil, as a constitutive example of a city that builds its sociability, its daily interlacement, not on instrumental rational relationships (ruled by objective and regulating ends and means), but on sensitive reason (ruled by sensitivities, such as art, aesthetics, the body and gestures). The article is divided in three parts: the first one briefly presents some approaches of the concept of network in order to situate the authors perspective among others; the second one elaborates on this approach; the third part describes elements of the nagô [which some call Yoruban] communication, which is seen as a foundation for the interpersonal communication that prevails in the city of Salvador.…”
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Modéliser par écrit le travail pour la formation : un enjeu de mise en visibilité de compétences interactionnelles postulées comme implicites by Céline Alcade-Lebrun

“…This analysis converges with those of other written sources and discourses for highlighting a general trend towards reducing these professions to technical gestures in the fields of professional practice and training, and in society as a whole, whereas the observation of work practices reveals a mobilization of complex interactional skills. …”
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Et si le paysage était au service de l’éleveur ? by Eva Bigando, Marion Charbonneau

“…It analyses this singular experience of the landscape and brings to light the way in which the landscape is a part of the daily actions and gestures of livestock farmers. The ultimate goal is to demonstrate how the role of the landscape in their farming and living activities as well as the awareness farmers have of their contribution to the landscape leads to considering this reciprocal relationship as a service provided by and for the farmer.…”
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Read. This. Slowly: mimicking spoken pauses in text messages by Rachel C. Poirier, Andrew M. Cook, Celia M. Klin

“…In contrast with face-to-face conversations, text messages lack important extra-linguistic cues such as tone of voice and gestures. We ask how texters are able to communicate the same nuanced social and emotional meaning without access to this rich set of multimodal cues. …”
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Код-«мусор» – кривой почерк – опечатка: несовершенство как литературный приём в цифровой эре by Ellen Rutten

“… Code “garbage” - crooked handwriting - typo: Imperfection as a literary device in the digital age In this digitized age, we witness a transnational interest in the ‘aesthetics of imperfection’ – aesthetic gestures that foreground shortcomings, mistakes, and flaws. …”
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De (re)conto e (des)encanto: uma leitura de Fita verde no cabelo by Elvya Ribeiro Pereira

“…Based on reflection about oral tradition, narrative and memory, denial of the contemporary world experience, we aim to show how the tale of Guimarães questions the protagonist’s trajectory, Green-Ribbon, unfolds in a symbiosis with speechfact of a narrator plotting the destiny of this legendary girl, now in a dramatic situation, evoking gestures and archetypes that escape through the spaces of her disenchanted consciousness. …”
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Materialismo ecológico como materialismo de la reproducción: un diálogo entre Theodor Adorno y Raquel Gutiérrez Aguilar by Andrés F. Parra-Ayala

“…This potential, though never devoid of complexity or tension, gestures toward a vision of differentiation without domination between humanity and nature.…”
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De l’analyse micrologique de l’activité au développement du métier : quand l’intelligibilité contribue au processus de professionnalisation by Joris Thievenaz, Marion Paggetti, Richard Wittorski

“…As an example, a study on the activity of psychomotricians is an opportunity to highlight the way in which the identification of micro-gestures of adjustment during a session of care of a patient-child makes it possible to better identify what constitutes the professional action in its central dimensions, while supporting the actions of reengineering of the training in progress in this profession. …”
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Intimità sacra e nuove appartenenze nella devozione dei Mauriziani induisti a Santa Rosalia (Palermo) by Eugenio Giorgianni

“…Migrant subjects incorporate Catholic ritual gestures and symbols in their votive dialogue with Santa Rosalia, establishing an emotional and spiritual connection with the city of Palermo through the sacred space of Monte Pellegrino, while demanding miracles from her deity to facilitate processes such as learning the Italian language and aspiring for greater social mobility. …”
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“Helt Texas, Morgan Kane!”: Notes on the Pedagogies of Finding, Documenting, and Teaching the American West in Norwegian Backyards by Stefan Rabitsch

“…The resultant documentary archive gestures at rather clear patterns. For example, the students’ findings included but were not limited to country-specific (re)imaginings of the mythic West in different media, heterotopic spaces of performance, play, consumption and the hyperreal, instances of ‘playing Indian,’ iconographic scatterings, cowboy/Western poetics in music, and more. …”
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A Comprehensive Review: Interaction of Appearance and Behavior, Artificial Skin, and Humanoid Robot by Nguyen Minh Trieu, Nguyen Truong Thinh

“…Many novel methods were introduced for the design of the robot’s external appearance, internal mechanisms, and gestures. Recent research on humanoid robots is designed to appear to be copies of the anthropometric indicators of real people, which may affect the security of other people’s identities. …”
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Improving Learning Performance with Happiness by Interactive Scenarios by Chi-Hung Chuang, Ying-Nong Chen, Luo-Wei Tsai, Chun-Chieh Lee, Hsin-Chun Tsai

“…The players are asked to select particular operation by gestures and physical expressions within a certain time. …”
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Deep Brain Stimulation of Caudal Zona Incerta and Subthalamic Nucleus in Patients with Parkinson's Disease: Effects on Diadochokinetic Rate by Fredrik Karlsson, Elin Unger, Sofia Wahlgren, Patric Blomstedt, Jan Linder, Erik Nordh, Hamayun Zafar, Jan van Doorn

“…The hypokinetic dysarthria observed in Parkinson's disease (PD) affects the range, speed, and accuracy of articulatory gestures in patients, reducing the perceived quality of speech acoustic output in continuous speech. …”
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La nocturnité au quotidien chez les Indiens tseltal du Chiapas (Mexique) by Aurore Monod Becquelin, Marie Chosson

“…The ontological displacement characteristic of nocturnity makes it possible to place a permanent fear in the unconscious that it will irrupt in people’s lives; this fertile subsoil is perceptible in everyday conversation, in repeated tales, in gestures, and in the avoidance behaviours that reveal it. …”
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Syllable as a Synchronization Mechanism That Makes Human Speech Possible by Yi Xu

“…It is hypothesized in this paper that a key solution to the DOF problem is to eliminate most of the temporal degrees of freedom by synchronizing concurrent movements, and that this is performed in speech through the syllable—a mechanism that synchronizes consonantal, vocalic, and laryngeal gestures. Under this hypothesis, syllable articulation is enabled by three basic mechanisms: target approximation, edge-synchronization, and tactile anchoring. …”
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