J. B. Priestley, artiste de propagande à la radio : au service de quelles idées ? by Cécile Vallée

“…His galvanising propaganda consisted in praising the qualities of the ordinary citizen, painting an idealised picture of the “soldiers” on the home Front and of their fight, in promoting the values for which they were fighting and, at the same time, demonising the Nazi enemy, but it sometimes verged on subversive political ideology. His obvious attempts at propagating the vision of a New Jerusalem with its socialist innuendoes were judged as going against the war effort and against national unity. …”
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In and Out of the Frame: The Construction of Meaning in Henry Peacham’s Minerva Britanna (1612) by Cezara Bobeica

“…In some cases, the intrusion of the outside may even distort the meaning, a particularly efficient strategy in political emblems as it allows subversive comments without transgressing the conventional frame of thought.…”
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Horsing Around: Carnivalesque Humor and the Aesthetics of Dehierarchization in Mister Ed by Stefan L. Brandt

“…In the comedic, fictional realm of the show, the “impossible” becomes a subversive reality. Mister Ed assumes the position of a powerful subject which is endowed with “non-human agency” (Armstrong). …”
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Rêver le paysage, se soucier du vivant : pour une recherche-fiction by Gilles Clément

“…To conclude, the articles comes back to the present, to the importance of the TPFE, as potential source of thesis subject, by quoting, among others, two projects which question the subversive role of art in landscape and the federative place of water in urban landscape.…”
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Tempering Feydeau: Twisting and Guilty Pleasures on the London Stage (1893-1897) by Violaine Heyraud

“…How could they avoid offending a Lord Chamberlain, hostile to any signs of immorality, with these plays, which were often based on subversive and ribald comedy? In each case, the manuscripts submitted for his censorship, in the proposed texts, reveal a prior self-censorship, evident both in the choices of the plays presented, and in the contortions of the adapters and translators: transpositions of situations, cuts and line changes all aimed at smoothing over or toning down the comedic effects relating to sexuality, as well as to social divisions. …”
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La double invisibilisation du care réalisé par les femmes en situation de post-catastrophe climatique : l’exemple de la vallée de la Roya. by Anouk Migeon

“…This contribution creates the possibility for women in the Roya valley to propose collective practices of care activities as a protest and/or subversive practices in order respond to the failure of local public policies to take them into account. …”
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Military Deterrence vs Foreign Interference? Record of the Cold War by I. A. Istomin

“…Although military capabilities do not provide a direct solution to political threats, they serve as a repellent against potential subversive activities. These conclusions do not depend on the specific type of interference pursued by external agents. …”
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Passé traumatique, mémoire, histoire confisquée et identité volée : la déportation des tatars de Crimée par Staline en mai 1944 (le « Surgûn ») by Cezar Aurel Banu

“…Porteurs depuis des décennies d’une mémoire considérée par le régime soviétique comme « subversive », ayant le stigmate péjoratif de « traître », dépouillés de leurs biens et, encore plus important, de leur identité ethnique, les Tatars criméens ont beaucoup de difficultés à se réintégrer dans l’Ukraine actuelle, après leur retour dans leur patrie. …”
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La sobriété : une valeur économique traditionnelle qui appauvrit le sens de nos vies by Victor Fontaine

“…Dans cet article, il s’agit de montrer que la sobriété est une valeur qui se donne l’apparence d’être subversive, alternative ou révolutionnaire, mais ne l’est pas. …”
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Micro-field of Verbal Plurality in Latin by Bohdan Cherniukh

“…Its subspecies are   subjective, objective, locative, subversive and cislocative  distributivity. The existence of certain semantic differences between iterativity, multiplicativity, and distributivity gives reason to consider them as subfields united within the microfield of verbal plurality by the sign of quantification. …”
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Liras into Lyres: Talking Across Difference in the Works of Edith Nesbit by Melissa Jenkins

“…These acts of willful or accidental mis-seeing become even more powerful when they can be shared–when others can join in the subversive misinterpretation.…”
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Le français dans la géopolitique méditerranéenne by Raymond Renard

“…La Francophonie constitue, dès lors, « un témoignage de solidarité face à la logique coloniale […] et dès sa naissance, une idée subversive » (Boutros Boutros-Ghali). Elle porte un projet culturel fondé sur les valeurs universelles d’un humanisme respectueux des droits de la personne et des groupes sociaux. …”
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