FROM THE METAPHOR OF WATER TO CORRESPONDENCES BETWEEN ENESCU, EMINESCU, BLAGA AND THE ROMANIAN SPIRITUALITY by Olguţa LUPU

“…Of all the primordial elements, the symbol of water marks Enescu’s entire creation, illustrating the complexity of the relationship between man and nature: from the serene and melancholic pages of his youth, that broach the romantic genre of character miniature (barcarola), to the works characterized by a nostalgic and introspective component with a touch of memoir (in Childhood Impressions or The Villageoise Suite), all the way to the tragedy in Vox Maris – whose similarities with Oedipus require further investigation. …”
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Comments on Keyan Tomaselli’s "The 2022 Copyright Amendment Bill: Implications for the South African universities’ Research Economy" by Brian Wafawarowa

“… The tragedy of the deliberations on the Copyright Amendment Bill is the absence of critical and dispassionate engagement on the issues that are being raised by different interest groups. …”
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La violence sexuelle dans Mesure pour mesure by Yves Thoret

“…In Measure for Measure, written some twelve years later after this first revenge tragedy, Isabella dares to protest against her offender as she claims for law and justice. …”
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Présences mémorielles et carences fictionnelles : L’espace du deuil dans le cinéma indépendant new-yorkais post-11/09 by Vincent SOULADIÉ

“…Taking into account the intimacy of both shooting and story, we will examine the orientation adopted in order to deal with the tragedy of 9/11 by New York's independent cinema. …”
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‘Bright Cynthia comes to hunt and revel here’ : constellations mythologiques et cynégétiques dans Titus Andronicus et Thomas of Woodstock by Agnès Lafont

“…Thus, in addition to appearing on stage as a revengeful huntress in the anonymous tragedy, The First Part of Richard II or Thomas of Woodstock, she also provides the perverted guise worn by the lascivious Tamora to seduce and kill her victims in Titus Andronicus. …”
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“Some Unholy Alloy”: Neoliberalism, Digital Modernity, and the Mechanics of Globalized Capital in Cormac McCarthy’s The Counselor by David Deacon

“…The subversive appetites of Western consumerism—focused around commodity fetishism and narcotics—symbolized by characters like Westray, Reiner, and Malkina, render a distinctly modern tragedy enabling a critique of how (and whether) it is possible to represent and oppose such a system of increasing ephemerality and correlative persuasion.…”
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Gawain de Harrison Birtwistle : un opéra (extra-) national ? by Jean-Philippe Heberlé

“…Other influences are shown through his translation into music of aesthetic ideas inspired by the great German painter Paul Klee and through his adaptation of elements taken from Greek tragedy. One can thus wonder if this fusion or juxtaposition of vernacular and foreign elements is not one of the key features of Gawain.…”
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Auction based bandwidth allocation mechanism for P2P content distribution networks by Yun-he ZHANG, Yan-qin ZHU, Qi-jin JI

“…Unreasonable allocation of originally scarce bandwidth was a severe problem in the P2P content distribution networks.To solve the problem and suppress the node's selfishness,an auction-based bandwidth allocation mechanism for P2P networks was proposed.Through the effective bandwidth payment scheme,the selfish nodes had no incentives to lie and provided the real bandwidth requirements.Also the “tragedy of the commons” could be avoided by the nodes' healthy bandwidth competition.To adapt to the distributed nature of the P2P networks,the algorithm was implemented in parallel at resource providing nodes and request nodes.Simulation results show that the scheme not only suppresses riding nodes efficiently in the system,but also shortens the average completion time for content distribution and decreases the ratio of data uploaded by the source server.…”
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Retour sur le drame de l’Île des Diamants : l’investissement immobilier des grands projets urbains à Phnom-Penh by Gabriel Fauveaud

“…Finally, the Diamond Island tragedy reveals the antagonisms of the current urban politic and interrogates the capacity of the private investors to construct a sustainable city.…”
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Une innovation institutionnelle, la constitution des communs du logiciel libre by Pierre-André Mangolte

“…Today, free software has become a benchmark for resistance to the “tragedy of the anti-commons”. The sharing and reuse of source code are indeed principles opposed to the exclusive control of technical objects by individual owners. …”
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La catastrophe d’AZF by Karim Lahiani

“…The image of the site - a territory which emerged from the "subconsciousness" of the inhabitants of Toulouse during the decades preceding the disaster and which has subsequently become associated with the tragedy - is what the actors, decision makers and members of civil society, have tried to change during the years following the event. …”
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Les rôles non institutionnels de représentation et de protection dans la Grèce antique by Gianluca Cuniberti

“…On this basis, non-institutional roles of representation and protection of citizens and noncitizens are explored, highlighting how this case study is particularly significant in exploring the pragmatic and non-theoretical aspect of the ‘constitutional’ formation of ancient Athenian democracy. In particular, the tragedy of the \emph{Supplices} by Æschylus and the comedies of Aristophanes allow us to explore the roles of representative and guardian in both political-assembly and judicial contexts. …”
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L’agonie de Raimundo, fils d’Unamuno, et le sentiment comique de la vie by Yves Roullière

“…In contrast, this study will attempt to show that Raimundo's traumatic and hard existence had a decisive influence on the main aspects of Unamuno's work: philosophical, mystical, poetic and fictional, particularly in his approach to tragedy and comedy, sentiment and love.…”
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Theoretical Aspects of Analysis of International Environmental Security by J. A. Rusakova

“…In particular, it analyzes the problem of negative social externalities, and the related concept of "tragedy of the commons." These problems create a fundamental obstacle to the implementation of environmental security at the global level. …”
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Comparative Analysis of Sorrow in Shakespeare’s Juliet and Homer’s Andromache by Sanjukta Chakraborty, Varun Gulati, Deepali Sharma

“…However, both these characters’ reactions toward their sorrows are what set them apart from one another; while one woman is idolized as the quintessential pinnacle of womanhood for all generations, the other is immortalized as the rebellious protagonist of a Shakespearean Romantic tragedy. …”
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Border Region Between Poland and Germany: Strengthened by the COVID-19 Pandemic by Steffen Fleßa, Julia Kuntosch

“…Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic is a humanitarian tragedy with millions of deaths worldwide. However, this virus is also a tremendous economic challenge. …”
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Mères et fils dans le théâtre de la Renaissance anglaise by Marie-Hélène Besnault

“…Seeking dialogues between mothers and sons as moving and dramatically efficient as the French “Quatre Requêtes de Notre-Dame” results in finding no significant verbal exchanges in English biblical drama, moralities, interludes, and even early tragedies. Mothers are generally reduced to deplorations of sons’ deaths. …”
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Politique tragique vs. politique comique ? Richard III de Shakespeare et A Game at Chess de Middleton by Clotilde Thouret

“…It is not a question of placing the spectator behind the scenes as in Shakespeare's tragedy; nor is it a question of constructing a critical relationship to the historical narrative that is written, but of constructing a critical relationship to the history that is being made. …”
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Cultural Formation and Transference Processes of Ancient Greek Theatre by Haluk EMİR, R. Eser KORTANOĞLU

“…The symbolic imagery, and ritual practices encountered in the Paleolithic, Neolithic, and Bronze Ages, although predating Hellenic thought and the emergence of tragedy, serve a determinative function in the genesis of theatre as a mental concept. …”
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Riders to the Sea de Ralph Vaughan Williams : un hymne à la mer, indomptable et indomptée, qui unit les nations by Florence Le Doussal

“…A masterpiece of poetic intensity and a compendium of pain and quiet, resigned courage, worthy of a Greek tragedy, the Irish dramatist’s play was faithfully adapted by the composer-librettist in a work whose originality and universal message cannot fail to impress. …”
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