L’innovation pédagogique en question : analyse des discours de praticiens by Denis Lemaître

“…However, when we examine discourse and practice, we find that this expression covers a range of quite different realities in terms of ends, usage and ideological concepts. This is a study of the proceedings of the colloquium Questions de pédagogie dans l’enseignement supérieur, « Innover : comment et pourquoi ? …”
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La frontière entre le bilād al-islām et le bilād al-Nūba : enjeux et ambiguïtés d’une frontière immobile (VIIe-XIIe siècle) by Robin Seignobos

“…Bilād al-Nūbaholds a special place in the Arab-Islamic juridical and ideological nomenclature. As a consequence of the failure to conquer Nubia in the 7th century, a peace treaty was signed that singled out this territory. …”
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L’essor et le déclin de la stratégie économique keynésienne – structuraliste au Mexique by Julio López G.

“…Thus, the demise of the previous economic model also eroded the material and ideological framework that made possible or eased the class alliance built during the “miracle” years.…”
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How far it is gone in the Soviet historiography from H. Lowmianski's study about the genesis of Lithuanian state by Edvardas Gudavičius

“…The Second World War broke all scientific work, and the severe ideological regimentation of the Soviet occupant power did not let the research on the state's formation theme proceed. …”
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Teaching how to critically read Indo-Caribbean bodies in nineteenth-century postcards by Rupa Pillai

“…From learning the history of indenture in the Caribbean to looking at similar colonial representations from the South Asian subcontinent, the students better appreciate how colonial ideologies of race, gender and progress are produced and reinforced through the visual.…”
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RUSSIAN ETATISM AND RUSSIAN PATERNALISM IN THE POLITICAL PROCESS OF RUSSIA ON THE EVE OF PETER THE GREAT’S REFORMATION by N. A. Omelchenko

“…The article сonsiders ideological, political and cultural prerequisites of the Peter the Great state reforms that, according to the author, were formed long before the Peter`s Reformation, and had a significant impact on the course and model of the “regular” (military- police) state created by Peter the First. …”
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A Literary Turn in African Studies by Kelvin Acheampong

“…The ideas of generations and turns in literary studies in particular, and African Studies in general, are complicated by the overlapping ideological dispositions of the writers.  …”
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Freak Shows on the Page: Defining ‘criminanimality’ in Newgate Fiction (1830-1847) by Hubert Malfray

“…Through Newgate texts and engravings, the animal metaphor first appears as an ideological tool used to deprecate vile human beings who disrupted the law, linking their misdeeds to their apparent savagery. …”
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Conciencia democrática e industria editorial en los primeros años de la Transición española : la Biblioteca de divulgación política by Marta Simó Comas

“…After four decades of dictatorship, prohibition and disinformation Spain’s civil population was characterised for the most part by passivity, and its generally favourable attitude towards the restoration of Democracy was uninformed by ideological convictions or a critical consciousness. …”
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Des femmes dans la France combattante pendant la Deuxième Guerre mondiale : Le Corps des Volontaires Françaises et le Groupe Rochambeau by Elodie Jauneau

“…This moral, physical, and often ideological engagement in the Liberation Army became for most of them a permanent turning point in their lives. …”
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Attacks on the United States: Index, Icons and Intericonicity in Photojournalism by Jane BAYLY

“…We will then identify the most frequently circulated images of the attacks that the news media tended to transform into icons and explain how it made use of intericonicity to render ideologically charged photographic messages easily and rapidly accessible to the news audience.…”
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Ali se mudou a aventura… O imaginário mítico no pensamento de Luís Krus by Carlos F. Clamote Carreto

“…Recognizing the rhetorical, anthropological and ideological importance of the fictional narrative for the legitimization of the lineage and the construction of a discourse on the past, Luís Krus has devoted not only his work to an important renewal of the traditional viewpoints of Portuguese Medieval Historiography. …”
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Chili 1977-2005 : pour une lecture historienne de la « longue transition à la démocratie de marché » by Stéphane Boisard

“…Two phases can be considered : a first phase of "institutional transition" from 1977 to 1998, and a second phase of "political transition" from 1998 to 2005, the latter leading to a real democratisation of society wiht a profound change in the 1980 Constitution but also to an ideological victory for the Chilean Right-wing insofar as its development model has not been questionned.…”
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Dialectics of Place and Space in Forster's A Passage to India: A Lacanian Reading by Ercan Tugay Akı

“…This study provides a reading of Forster’s A Passage to India in terms of space from the vantage point of Lacanian psychoanalysis in order to show that the novel fictionalises the dialectics of the place and space and its implications for the British and to argue that the attempt of ideological and semantic appropriation of India by the British ultimately fails and results in an ironical entrapment of the British in the places they created in the midst of the Indian space except for Adela who manages to cope with India without turning it into a place from a space. …”
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Feminist Perspectives on Reproduction and Motherhood and/as Cultivation: Ruth Ozeki’s All Over Creation by Ina Batzke

“…At the same time, this article neglects the utopian potential that critics and reviewers have attributed to the text, and instead reveals how such a reading not only ignores substantial aspects of the novel’s ideological complexity, but also unmasks a reader’s complicity with (hetero-)normative understandings of reproduction.…”
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A geografia como produção das dimensões política, jurídica e ideológica: imbricação triádica estrutural da Região Metropolitana de Manaus by Marcos Castro de Lima

“…In this sense, it is relevant to articulate the component dimensions of this triad, namely, the political, legal and ideological dimensions, in the form of discourses, whose result will be the socio-spatial production, producing, in this sense, new conflicting spatiality and with the destruction of past spatialities , as well as the emergence of resistances and the synthesis of metropolitan spatiality, which do not entirely replace the pre-existing ones, change them inexorably. …”
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Contradictory Depictions of the New Woman: Reading Edith Wharton’s The Age of Innocence as a Dialogic Novel by Sevinc Elaman-Garner

“…By adopting this theoretical and methodological stance, the article offers fresh analytical perspectives on the novel and argues that, by depicting Ellen’s performances of shifting subjectivities (the rebel who is seeking a divorce, the unfortunate victim of an unfaithful husband, the lover who desires a new life), the novel not only undermines the dominant ideologies of Victorian womanhood but also disrupts the image of the radical, independent New Woman who challenges social conventions.…”
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Biblical discourses and the subjugation of Africa: A Decolonial-Foucauldian perspective by T. Shingange

“…In Africa, the Americas, and Asia, missionaries promulgated colonial ideologies through the transmission and reception of biblical discourses. …”
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Birmingham’s Women Poets: Aestheticism and the Daughters of Industry by Marion Thain

“…Robinson, the two women who wrote as “Michael Field”, and Constance Naden (all of whom established themselves in London but were either born in the Midlands or whose parents lived and worked there), this essay argues for a web of personal, ideological, intellectual and economic connections around Birmingham and the Midlands, which was central to aestheticism. …”
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Singing and Sounding the Sacred – the Function of Religious Songs and Hymns in the Public Sphere by Elsabé C. Kloppers

“…It is shown that hymnody forms a part of the beliefs, self-concepts, values, symbols, identities, ideologies, instruments of power, sets of myths, and the collective cultural memory of people …”
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