Des prêtres écrivains, la fin des écrivains catholiques (1960-1980) by Frédéric Gugelot

“…Ces fictions s’inscrivent dans une littérature d’ordre et de morale plutôt que d’incarnation.…”
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Un réseau de sources : figures de l’araignée dans Madame Bovary et La Tentation de saint Antoine by Irene Zanot

“…The author fully exploits the versatility of this animal, which, as Sylvie Ballestra-Puech has shown, acquires a negative value in the Western iconographic and literary tradition. Incarnation of the devil in a production which was inspired by the Bible as well as in some "moralizing" re-readings of the myth of Arachne, an omen of misfortune and madness, this arachnid enters the Flaubertian universe first of all through Ovid’s Metamorphoses. …”
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L’anticommunisme, l’autre moteur de Jean-Marie Le Pen by Adrian Thomas

“…In fact, anti-Marxism has often been the common denominator of reactionary groups, and Le Pen is its best incarnation. Throughout his career, whether in Vietnam or in the Palais Bourbon, Le Pen was convinced that he was fighting Bolshevism and its avatars tooth and nail, be they student trade unionists, Algerian independence fighters or militants of the left-wing union in all its plurality. …”
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HERBERT MCCABE’S CHRISTOLOGY by F. Manni

“… Herbert McCabe wrote extensively about the classical topics of Christology, although his writings are scattered in many short texts. As for Incarnation, he holds both Bultmann’s demythologisation and De Lubac’s supernatural. …”
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Démocratie criminelle : les périodiques de true crime américains, de la National Police Gazette à True Detective by Benoît Tadié

“…This article sketches out a genealogy of true crime literature in the US, from its birth in the National Police Gazette in the 19th century to its classic incarnation in True Detective, which was launched in 1924 and provided a template for dozens of American true crime magazines. …”
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L’Émergence de l’esthétique photographique par Viollet-le-Duc et Ruskin by Arnaud François

“…This poetry is also integrated into a structure of perception corresponding to photography: 1. the fragmentation of space, 2. the incarnation of the point of view by the dark room, 3. the urban condition of the building’s vision, 4. the homogeneity of the details and the photographic grain. …”
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A critical assessment of John Milbank's Christology by N. Vorster

“…The first section provides a synthetic explication of his Christology by focussing on his notions of participation, paradox, poesis, incarnation, the cross, and ecclesiology. The second section provides a critical assessment. …”
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I trovatori come fondamento dell'identità occitana: la linea Jaufré Rudèl-Jean de Nostredame-Frédéric Mistral by Gilda Caiti-Russo

“…Rudèl devient ainsi l’incarnation tour à tour de l’amour héroïque à l’intention d’un public italien du XIIIe siècle, des anciens fastes d’une noblesse provençale à la recherche d’une nouvelle identité à la Renaissance, du Romantisme allemand et de l’illusion mistralienne au XIXe siècle.…”
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Le lexique médiéval de la cicatrisation dans les dictionnaires et encyclopédies de médecine des xviiie et xixe siècles. Une enquête dans le Métadictionnaire by Sylvie Bazin-Tacchella

“…We have successively studied the terms cicatrisation, inviscation, conglutination, consolidation, incarnation, and sigillation, and morphologically related terms. …”
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Méthode et raison dans De la conduite de l’entendement de Locke by Alain Firode

“…The result is that the Lockean conception of the method supports a non-dualist anthropology which holds the incarnation of the spirit to be an impassable and constituent dimension of human thought. …”
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Another Life (1972), de Derek Walcott, ou les lettres du mal-voyant by Kerry-Jane Wallart

“…The purpose of this article is to show to what extent painting is not described by Derek Walcott as a failure but rather as the means of a poetical incarnation through a gesture of diversion from the visible universe. …”
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'Des Yeux Qui Ne Voient Pas...': The smartphones by Luca Di Lorenzo

“…Described by the architects themselves as a ‘travel toolbox’ or ‘pop-up fly loft theatre in the city’, this compact architecture is the incarnation of three interesting formal qualities usually associated with smartphones: the clear division between the hardware and the ergonomic user interface; the possibility to operate different functions (or software) in the same space (or screen); and the real and virtual connection with different urban situations.…”
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Territories of Equivalence by Clare Louise Lyster

“…This essay contemplates how logisticalisation, the latest incarnation of capitalist production, is permeating the design and conception of contemporary space through an exploration of the gadgets and objects that are increasingly used by the public as portals to the larger world of logistical flow. …”
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Éléments pour une théorie biologique du sujet by Lionel Simonneau

“…Materially impermanent, a slow self-incarnation but thinking and saying always “I”, the body-subject in the course of time is fulfilling himself through the individuation. …”
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Newman the Preacher by Paul Chavasse

“…Thus his rediscovery, through his reading of the Church Fathers, of the central role in Christianity of the doctrines of the Incarnation, the Resurrection and the Trinity, led him to explore the implications for the Christian of the theme of the ‘indwelling’ of the Holy Spirit and to suggest that the ‘true Christian’ may ‘almost be defined’ as ‘one who has a ruling sense of God’s presence within him’. …”
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From a grand hotel to an urban symbol: the Astor Hotel in old and new Tianjin by Taoyu Yang

“…This hotel was not only a venue boasting Tianjin’s most expensive accommodations but also a crucial site where politics, technology, economics, social, and cultural changes intersected and developed in its treaty port incarnation. Moreover, the expansion of the Astor Hotel evolved along with the development of Tianjin from a hypercolonial city to a Chinese-run metropolis. …”
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Le tiers terme: le vêtement et la rationalité politique du corps au Moyen Âge by Gil Bartholeyns

“…Le corps est une métaphore centrale dans le christianisme et la société médiévale : Incarnation, groupes sociaux… Mais le vêtement est la métaphore de tous les corps. …”
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L’abbaye de Lisle-en-Barrois (Meuse) : opportunités et contraintes spatiales d’un temporel cistercien frontalier by Christophe Wissenberg

“…At the turn of the thirteenth century, the abbey classically went beyond its initial circle of restrictions – by moving into the towns – and diversified its supplies (wine and salt) and income (rents), embarking on a process of adaptation – if not abandonment – of its principles in line with seigniorial economy, of which the founding of the villeneuve of Deuxnouds is the most eloquent incarnation.…”
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Tehnici auctoriale de încriptare a simbolului infantil. Studiu de caz: Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Émile by Cristina Deutsch

“…Seen, in fact, as a conventional symbol in fiction, the child will be viewed in this case more as an incarnation of the natural child, changing, in this way, the previous perceptions of childhood, both at a scientific level and at a literary one. …”
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„INTERNET SYMPHONY No. 1”: RETHINKING THE ORCHESTRA AS A VIRTUAL COMMUNITY by Bianca ŢIPLEA TEMEŞ

“… The article outlines, from a historical and sociological perspective, the evolution of the Symphony Orchestra from its origins (Vingt-quatre violons du roi) to its most recent incarnation as a product of current information technology: the YouTube Symphony Orchestra. …”
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