Poésie/collage : Deux modalités du faire dans le champ de l’autre by Claudine Armand

“…Driven by the same desire to express an inner experience and to explore the complex relationship between the I and the others, the author has shifted from poetry and short story writing to engraving and collage. However, even when she worked essentially in graphic arts, she was never able to abandon her favorite mode of expression, verbal language. …”
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La vie, la mort et la résurrection des objets archéologiques by Anne-Lise Guigues, Zahra Hashemi

“…The Luristan bronzes illustrate the complexity of writing history in relation to new archaeological interpretations.…”
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Christiane Rochefort et Le Repos du guerrier : le scandale de la jouissance féminine by Willem Hardouin-Zanardi

“…By freeing from patriarchal myths, Rochefort’s writing not only demonstrates that female pleasure exists, but also that it goes beyond scandal to reorganize society.…”
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Colour as an Art of Illusion in John Lyly’s Campaspe (1584) by Armelle SABATIER

“…The dramatization of colours unveils Lyly’s fascination with artistic theories on colours as well as his deep concern with contemporary literary fashions that threaten the vitality and innovation of chromatic writing.…”
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Des femmes font sécession. Récits de vies et itinéraires amoureux de féministes et lesbiennes des années 1970 by Françoise Flamant

“…She shows the complexity of individual trajectories and the extreme richness of the political experiences in the 70s, she and her comrades developed: communal life, exile, writing. Also reexamining the theoretical context of their political engagement and their ideological bricolage, Flamant insits on the importance of leading theorists, from Simone de Beauvoir to Monique Wittig, but also Herbert Marcuse who was translated by Wittig herself.…”
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As Camp as a Row of Pink Tents: Stephen’s Portrait of Mr W. S. by Samuel Slote

“…In the ‘Scylla and Charybdis’ episode of Ulysses, Stephen Dedalus presents a theory about Shakespeare’s biographical motivations for writing Hamlet, which he ultimately claims, perhaps disingenuously, to not believe. …”
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Les miroirs médiévaux : réflexions génériques et genrées by Clémentine Girault, Jeanne Mousnier-Lompré

“…While these texts aim to « engender » subjects through their prescriptive writing, the medieval educational treatises, both in the body of the text and in their materiality, present multiple facets that go beyond the gendered distribution of the initial address. …”
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Forgotten connections: reviving the concept of upbringing in Scottish child welfare by Mark Smith

“…This article draws on European literature, and particularly the writing of the German social pedagogue Klaus Mollenhauer, to begin to articulate the concept of upbringing, locating it as the central task of child care and education. …”

Respect for Labor by M. Tayfun Gülle

“…In order to solve the problem of pay inequity that exists among professionals in this sector, the President of the Turkish Librarian’s Association (TLA), Ali Fuat Kartal, has appealed to the Turkish cabinet for assistance and has also placed his thoughts into writing as conveyed by the following editorial, which summarizes the injustices plaguing the Turkish system. …”
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4-H Horse and Pony Lease by E. L. Johnson, Wendy DeVito

“…However, anyone involved in a horse lease is encouraged to have similar agreements spelled out in writing. Original publication date March 2011. …”
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Traduire l’archive : voix et silences dans le Canto 8 des Cantos d’Ezra Pound by Charlotte Estrade

“…This enables Pound to question and – he hopes – correct the way historical discourse and knowledge are constructed, and to produce an ideologically-charged poem which is also a monument illustrating a dialogue between various epochs. Meanwhile, Pound’s writing attempts a new definition of the statuses, functions and possible limits of both poetry and archives. …”
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‘The Dream of the Unified Field’: Originality, Influence, the Idea of a National Literature and Contemporary American Poetry by Ruediger Heinze

“…This failure is argued to be the result of an inability of poets to free themselves from incapacitating literary influences due to the “academization” and “inbred professionalism” (Altieri) of the creative writing programs. Both ideas, this essay will argue, although apparently oppositional, are based on the same – inherently inconsistent – notion of influence and predominantly appear in the context of discussions around the project/idea of a national poetry/literature. …”
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Le personal branding des écrivains sur les réseaux sociaux : gestion de l’identité et de la notoriété en ligne by Louis Wiart

“…While several factors play a significant role (type of writing, intensity and nature of digital practices), success on social networks is primarily superimposed with editorial success, the online audiences tending to focus around the most established authors in the publishing world.…”
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From the “Homosexual Clone” to the “AIDS Clone”: the Impact of AIDS on the Body of the Gay Male by Christelle KLEIN-SCHOLZ

“…When it comes to describing the pain incurred by those young bodies dying of AIDS, words seem to fail: as bodies decay and disappear, loss of identity is a great risk. Which is where writing comes in: pathography can be seen as a way to preserve one's identity.…”
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Verdade, ficção e memórias da violência na narrativa de Valêncio Xavier by Fernanda Valim Côrtes Miguel

“…We also part from the attempt to recover and discuss some aspects of the complex theoretical discussion that takes place between literature, history and writing. This reflection parts from the purpose of construction of knowledge in support of the work with the historical dimension of literary texts, trying to point to a possible dissolution of the binary and rigid boundaries which sometimes are established between these fields.…”
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L’obsession médiatique de Flaubert by Alain Vaillant

“…Independently of what he invents in the field of writing, Flaubert is first and foremost a man of his time, whose "received ideas" he in turn reproduces.…”
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Kulturelle Alterität als Exilerfahrung by Sabina Becker

“…Döblin’s explicitly intercultural positioning as a representative of literary modernism and urbanism should be analyzed in relation to the biographical dimension of his exile and leads to the consideration of whether and how intercultural writing in exile can be linked with the experience of alterity in a foreign environment. …”
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Le texte comme simple émanation d’un contexte : étude du manifeste fondateur de la Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings by Jean-Claude Mougnibas

“…The paradox is the fact that far from being an innovative statement of principles, the manifesto disappointingly reads like a re-writing of some of John Ruskin’s best-known passages. …”
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The syntactic Order and its Role in the Rhetoric by Mahmood Fotoohi Rudmajani

“…First, it introduces the theory of order and descent; then, by explaining the two concepts of the basic order (constructive syntax) and the artistic order (constructive syntax), it tries to discuss the role of syntactic reciprocity in the process of artistic writing and the formation of literacy, and the value Reveal a recipe in literary language. …”
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Du personnel au politique : construction d’une identité militante dans le journal d’Alice Stone Blackwell (1872-1874) by Claire Sorin

“…How does political commitment influence private writings, and how do private writings shape public voices? …”
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