Remaking African Cities by AbdouMaliq Simone

“…Remaking African Cities…”
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Replace or remake ? A work in progress by Marie-Hélène Breuil

“…Le term remake has only been used relatively recently in debates surrounding the conservation and restoration of contemporary art. …”
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OVERLOOKING THE TRANSFORMATION OF VALUES THROUGH THE TRANSNATIONAL AMERICAN REMAKES MOVIES by Muhammad Fithratullah, Elisabeth Ngestirosa Endang Woro Kasih, Janata Shoji Al Falaq, Muhammad Fadel

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Reseña: Remaking Berlin. A History of the City through Infrastructure. 1920-2020 by David Saurí Pujol

“… Timothy Moss (2020). Remaking Berlin. A History of the City through Infrastructure. 1920-2020. …”
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Modular design towards the circular economy – From ‘making to unmake’ to ‘making to remake' by Lucia Pietroni, Alessandro Di Stefano, Daniele Galloppo

“…In recent years, this has shifted from the industrial logic of ‘making to unmake’, namely designing modular and disassemblable products mainly to recycle their end-of-life materials, to the logic of ‘making to remake’, to increase their circularity and durability, thereby making them reusable, repairable and remanufacturable. …”
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Reseña: Remaking Berlin. A History of the City through Infrastructure. 1920-2020 by David Saurí Pujol

“… Timothy Moss (2020). Remaking Berlin. A History of the City through Infrastructure. 1920-2020. …”
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David Roche, Making and Remaking Horror in the 1970s and 2000s: Why Don’t They Do It Like They Used To? by Marianne Kac-Vergne

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Entre el horror y la lente científica: el remake de Hasta el viento tiene miedo by Carlos Zermeño

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Même et autre : de White Rock Line (1990) à White Rock Line (1990, remade 2014) by Anne Cadenet

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Restaurer ou refaire ? Une étude sur White Rock Line et son devenir by Marie-Hélène Breuil, Agathe Houvet, Marie-Emmanuelle Meyohas

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À propos de l’entretien mené avec Richard Long en septembre 2014 by Hoël Gaboriau

“…This took place after the remake de White Rock Line made in 2014 after a restoration study took place in the École supérieure des beaux-arts de Tours.…”
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MASTER TRAINING: TRADITION AND INNOVATIONS by Audrey A. Baykov, Oleg B. Pichkov

“…For all its history, MGIMO-University is continuing to remake itself and today it offers more than forty MA programs taught both in Russian and English. …”
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DESCARTES’ ONTOLOGY AND THE IDEA OF NATURE CONTROL by Česlovas Kalenda

“…Descartes’ ontology based on rationalism has, however, contributed to the strengthening of the mechanistic world model and, owing to it, granted a philosophical approval of man’s aspiration to remake and control nature. …”
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Gone With the Wind, 80 ans d’images. Entretien avec Pierre Berthomieu by Pierre Berthomieu, Emmeline Gros, Marie-Pierre Burquier

“…However, when we consider the many posters of Gone With the Wind or when we talk about the film itself—a film that has survived the years and has never been the object of any remake—we can legitimately wonder if there are not any secret ingredients that would actually account for its longevity. …”
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‘The silent Arachnes that weave unrestingly in our Imagination’: The Industrial Metaphoric Web in Thomas Carlyle’s Sartor Resartus by Marie Laniel

“…However, because they connect the realm of matter and the realm of poetry, Carlyle’s Arachnes also epitomize the workings of imagination, the transformative power of poetic language in the face of change and the capacity of ‘symbolic systems’ to ‘make’ and ‘remake’ the world—to quote Paul Ricœur’s The Rule of Metaphor. …”
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Conflicting Images of Women in Hollywood 1930s Cinema by Raphaëlle Costa de Beauregard

“…L’étude de A Star is Born (William Wellman 1937), de son ‘remake’ par George Cukor (1954), et de la biographie de Frances Farmer : Frances (Graeme Clifford, 1982), permet de mettre en lumière l’image de la femme dans l’industrie hollywoodienne des années 20. …”
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Violence and Memory in the Multiple Versions of Claudia Rankine’s Citizen by John K. Young

“…Subsequent printings have included more names—first Eric Garner then John Crawford, killed by a police officer while carrying a BB gun in an Ohio Walmart—and eventually sixteen more memorials, including Tamir Rice and Freddie Gray, with a fading stream of “In Memory” stretched across the remainder of the page, and with the recto reading, “because white men can’t / police their imagination / black men are dying.”This paper traces the post-publication variants in Citizen as an index of the book’s attempts to remake itself in response to new tragedies, and to portray white violence more broadly than in the “justice system” alone. …”
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The suffix -ee: history, productivity, frequency and violation of stress rules by Ives Trevian

“…ˈbootˌlegger, ˈteenˌager) or semantically transparent formations with a prefix (e.g. ˌreˈmake, ˌunˈthaw, verbs); an attempt to account for these violations is proposed in this paper, which has inevitably led us to ponder over the impact of this suffix on metrical rules.…”
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Effect of different surface treatments on the roughness of porcelain layer for all ceramic restoration. by Maryam Jawad Challo, Shatha Abdulla Salih

“…This demands the development of practical repair options that do not necessitate removing and remaking entire restorations. The roughness of the porcelain surface before repairing material application is considered a critical step. …”
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