La virtuosité comme arme de guerre psychologique by Aurélie Helmlinger

“…For individuals, finally, virtuosity is particularly the rapid memorization of the repertoire. At any level of sociability, we observe that virtuosity is expressed primarily in innovations and quantifiable records (number of notes to play, number of decibels, of musicians, of winning competitions ...) which allows to establish a hierarchy and a ranking of rivals conducive to harmony and to the renewal of the social order.…”
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Modulation de l’expression vocale des primates en fonction des contraintes socio-écologiques by Jean‑Pierre Gautier

“…As vocalizations are genetically determined, close phylogenetic species possess the same repertoire of homologous different calls. But their uttering patterns, their usage and also their vocal expression may differ according to socio-environmental constraints. …”
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A Storyteller’s Autobiographical Analysis of Himself by Gábor Biczó

“…Lajos Ámi (1886–1963) was one of the most talented Gipsy storytellers in Hungary whose repertoire includes more than 250 tales. In his stories, Ámi applied a lot of autobiographical elements (also in fairy tales) and so the question arises, what does the term autobiographical mean in the context of folk tales? …”
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Le théâtre du Grand-Guignol et l’esthétique du féminicide by Rimpei Mano

“…At the beginning of the 20th century, this theatre made feminicide, a popular theme in the popular press, a major subject in its repertoire. The theatre's founder, Oscar Méténier, in Lui! …”
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El Movimiento Migrante Mesoamericano. Una aproximación desde la sociología de la acción colectiva a un ejemplo de luchas migrantes by Amarela Varela Huerta

“…I reflect upon forms of collective action, the repertoire of demands, normative ideals, strategic alliances, and mobilization cycles that the activists of the Movimiento Migrante Mesoamericano have employed. …”
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Au seuil des mondes : la face gorgonéenne dans l’imaginaire funéraire étrusque du vii e siècle av. J.‑C. by Christian Mazet

“…This mask face, as repulsive as it is mediating, entered the repertoire of Mediterranean imagers as early as the 7th century BCE. …”
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Présence du futur en danse contemporaine (devenirs hybrides et rêves cybernétiques) by Anne Pellus

“…Today, rare are the dance shows that are inspired by science fiction, a phenomenon we could explain by the minoritisation of fiction on current choreographic scenes, except the classical repertoire’s great ballets. In this paper, we aim to analyse some notable exceptions: ROBOT (2012) by Blanca Li, Théâtre des opérations (2013) by the Compagnie Dernière Minute, and Kromos, by the French choreographers Julien Andujar and Audrey Bodiguel (2018). …”
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Un paradis sans corps ? Festins célestes et ivresses spirituelles dans l’Angleterre anglo-saxonne by Alban Gautier

“…In the religious literature of Anglo-Saxon England, allusions to the destiny and appearance of the blessed dead in the other world generally include, as expected in a Christian context of belief in the resurrection of the flesh, mentions of their bodies, and particularly of their food habits. The repertoire of this spiritual literature normally includes representations of spiritual ebriety, the word of God as food and paradise as a place for feasting. …”
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Children’s literature and tenderness: Pedagogical reflections on the gestures of care, the well-being of relationships and affection in picture books by Marcella Terrusi

“…The contribution offers some pedagogical reflections dedicated to the theme of tenderness in education through the exploration of a repertoire of excellent picture books published in the field of children’s publishing. …”
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Les réseaux d’autrices de la bande dessinée en France by Marys Renné Hertiman

“…It is based on a thesis in progress on the repertoire of contention of women comic book creators with a view to their recognition. …”
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Embodied sharpness: exploring the slicing gesture in political talk shows by Silva H. Ladewig

“…Through a detailed historical overview of recurrent gestures in political communication and an extension of the repertoire of recurrent gestures in German speakers, the study emphasizes the Slicing gesture’s function in stance-taking and self-presentation. …”
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Quand la lyrique des troubadours s’invite dans la narration by Anne Ibos-Augé

“…Both registers - lyrical and narrative - are constantly shifting back and forth in the corpus of 13th- and 14th-century novas in the langue d'oc, and several procedures are encountered depending on the texts: the author's "dire", which explicitly quotes the “trouveur”, the anonymous song, which no longer quotes him, and the underlying intertext, a veritable "lyrical speech" borrowing from the songs’ repertoire. The study of these procedures will make it possible to question the reasons for and functions of the lyrical presence within occitan narrative textes.…”
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Surmonter les limites naturelles : l’exemple des populations indigènes de la Basilicate by Maria Pina Garaguso

“…After crossing the borders of the chora, these artefacts integrated the indigenous funerary repertoire.…”
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Habiter confinés, domestiquer la pandémie : vers une nouvelle syntaxe habitante ? by Élise Roy, Julie Gangneux-Kebe, Léa Perraudeau

“…By depriving us of a broad spatial repertoire, confinement has led us to recompose our territorialities and to an unprecedented evaluation of our material framework and the value of our spatialities.…”
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Être dansé by Lydia Zeghmar

“…In Turkey’s Aegean hinterland, the musical and choreographic repertoire of the zeybek celebrates the heroism of maquis rebels of the Ottoman period, the efe. …”
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„Das Leben als Theater”. Afisze niemieckiego Teatru Miejskiego w Poznaniu w zbiorach Biblioteki Raczyńskich by Agnieszka Urbańska

“…The sheer time span of this continuously documented history of Poznań theatre makes it possible to carry out an analysis of the changing repertoire of staged plays, actors’ staff members and art leaders, but also that of the pattern for the theatrical posters, graphical elements or the material used for their production. …”
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The Feature of Distribution and Clonality of TCR γ/δ Subfamilies T Cells in Patients with B-Cell Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma by Liang Wang, Meng Xu, Chunyan Wang, Lihua Zhu, Junyan Hu, Shaohua Chen, Xiuli Wu, Bo Li, Yangqiu Li

“…Restricted T-cell receptor (TCR) Vα/Vβ repertoire expression and clonal expansion of αβ T cells especially for putative tumor-associated antigens were observed in patients with hematological malignancies. …”
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Flexibilité et intentionnalité dans la communication gestuelle chez les grands singes by Catherine Hobaiter, Richard W. Byrne

“…The predominantly ‘species-typical’ nature of the gestural repertoire does not refute the clear evidence of its use in intentional communication, but raises intriguing questions about the degree of intentional signalling that may have been overlooked in other systems of communication.…”
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Ancient Greco-Roman meters and stanzas in Russian poetry: origin and development by Mihhail Lotman

“… The basis of the metrical repertoire of Russian poetry is made up of meters of ancient Greco-Roman origin, which came through the intermediary of German poetry. …”
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Les trajectoires de conversion écologique face aux enjeux économiques et sociaux du « logement durable » en France by Philippe Hamman, Cécile Frank, Marie Mangold

“…We can conclude that the contents of the “green housing” repertoire – as sustainable development policies more largely – involve more than a single frame and are not stabilized yet.…”
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