La structure d’Everyman by Colette Stévanovitch

“…In the English Morality play Everyman, translated from the Dutch Elckerlijk, the protagonist is repeatedly affected by desertion (after having been abandoned by his friends and kinfolks, his own qualities eventually fail him). …”
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Le colonel Kadhafi en France, ou le pari méditéranéen by Pierre Beckouche

“…The recent visit of Muammar Kadhafi in Paris cannot be understood only through the classic dilemma between economic interests and political morality. The actual framework is the Mediterranean Union, in order to relaunch the Barcelona process. …”
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Philosophy and Sociology Studies by S. A. Kravchenko, A. V. Shestopal

“…Other works Shishkin, including monograph "XX century and the moral values of humanity", played a in reorienting national philosophy from class interests to universal moral principles. …”
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La problemática de la racionalidad y la bioética by Roberto Estrada Olguín

“…The understanding of the "science", "philosophy" and "morality" depends to some extent for the understanding of the rationality, then is clear that the fundamental problem is: what are the fundamentals that have several "philosophies" to provide what the rational is? …”
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Faith, Politics and Eschatology in the Thought of Joseph Ratzinger by Tracey Rowland

“…Ratzinger emphasises that Christian faith destroyed the myth of the divine state and replaced it with a conception of the state governed by ‘the objectivity of reason’ and for Ratzinger ‘true human reason involves morality, which lives on God’s commandments’. Ratzinger strongly opposed the alignment of politics with eschatology. …”
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Une collecte de complaintes criminelles en Occitanie by Xavier Vidal

“…The valorization of French as the language of religion and morality appears in Protestantism. This religion irrigates the history of the Occitan region. …”
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À la recherche de la liberté humaine. Débat contemporainchrétien sur la liberté by Stanisław Skobel

“… Reflection on human freedom will remain a constant motive for reflection in moral theology. Without freedom, there is no human act, so there is no morality in the strict sense of the term “freedom”. …”
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Areopagitica, or the Uses of Literacy according to John Milton by Pierre Lurbe

“…Yet the book passed unnoticed when it was first published, and the range of opinions that Milton was prepared to tolerate remained strictly circumscribed: Roman Catholics, as well as all those who professed impiety or disregarded common morality, had no right to be tolerated in print. Yet the inner logic of Milton’s own argument propels Areopagitica well beyond the confines of its self-proclaimed limitations. …”
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Fiction et idéologie : Marx lecteur des Mystères de Paris by Alice de Charentenay, Anaïs Goudmand

“…It is about analyzing the mechanisms of ideological commentary in this text : Marx's purpose is here to demonstrate that socialism claimed by Eugène Sue is in fact no more than a form of paternalism which reproduces bourgeois morality. However, beyond the intention announced by Marx, this chapters show the involvement of the future author of Capital in the story telling and his attachment to the characters. …”
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Behawioryzm i konstruktywizm wobec człowieczych czynów, wiedzy i moralności …ku (nie)podzielanej edukacji by Stanisław Dylak

“…The paper undertakes an attempt to seek shared areas for education under constructivism and behaviourism, in issues which appear key to education and concerning knowledge, morality and human practical acts. …”
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De l’émancipation à l’institutionnalisation : santé sexuelle et droits sexuels by Alain Giami

“…It aims at understanding how the association between health and Human Rights represents a new form of sexual morality.…”
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« Chez nous, on ne tue pas le chien sans raison » by Christian Seignobos

“…For the societies of the northern Mandara Mountains (North Cameroon), the dog has kept a part of humanity up to sharing with the family the sacrifices to the ancestors’ manes and standing like a kind of guardian of the family morality.“Myths” set out to recall the eminent services dog rendered to mankind. …”
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Femmes et usage des gros mots en Tunisie : transgression ou renforcement de l’hétérosexisme ? by Sonya Ben Yahmed

“…Women are supposed to be the guardians of morality, and to have a distanced and modest relation to sexuality. …”
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La seringue et la gâchette by Thomas Lequeu

“…This detailed study of the mechanisms of violence that underlie the film questions its ambiguity, while also ascribing it as an element of the gender-based morality that runs through the director’s filmography.…”
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L’esquisse du genre by Simon Massei

“…At last, this article examines, from the perspective of gender the links between body, morality, masculinity and femininity among positive and negative characters.…”
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Le tribunal figural de la fiction expressionniste by Sylvain Louet

“…We compare this ethical film to works by expressionist painters or engravers to examine how it judges its main protagonists and the evoked society, considering the Christian morality and that promoted by capitalism. On the one hand, the scenic reverie and the motif of the fertile moment play an essential role. …”
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The transcendent space of transformation by Antonio Ochoa

“…These states in-between challenge deep seated cultural notions about issues from beauty to morality, which ultimately are a representation of the struggle between the constant transformation of nature and the human need to control the passing of time and its inevitable consequence. …”
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The Uses of Boundaries: Edith Wharton and Place by Virginia RICARD

“…It never merely produces what Lionel Trilling called “the morality of inertia”: even “grim” Starkfield in Ethan Frome has redeeming features.…”
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Violence sexuelle ou « initiation » ? by Pierre Niedergang, Tal Piterbraut-Merx

“…Starting from the debates that have animated the French queer community around the legacy of Guy Hocquenghem, this article aims to deconstruct some binarisms (materialism/queer, feminism/queer, morality/anti-normativity) that constitute erroneous coordinates for thinking about the question of sexual violence against children and its treatment within queer communities. …”
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confessionally-caused features of motivation in the buddhists Karma Kagyu School by Miroslav I. Yasin

“…The practice of Buddhism for its supporters is a source of emotional well-being, ideals and morality.…”
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