Panthéisme de Flaubert by Philippe Dufour

“…The young Flaubert participated in his fashion to the controversy, by his naturalist, sensitive pantheist, mysticism. But these euphoric moments in the midst of landscapes were counteracted by a feeling of melancholic loss of images which marked the rest of his work.…”
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“It’s not what I saw, it’s not what I thought”: by Lindsey Dodd

“…Norquay (1999) writes that forgetting is “an active process which can involve denial, refusal, discrediting, silencing, omitting”; this article shows the generative power of feeling forgotten, denied, refused, discredited, silenced or omitted, to inspire action which challenges hegemonic discourse. …”
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« Ce n’est pas ce que j’ai vu, ce n’est pas ce que j’ai pensé»  by Lindsey Dodd

“…Norquay (1999) writes that forgetting is “an active process which can involve denial, refusal, discrediting, silencing, omitting”; this article shows the generative power of feeling forgotten, denied, refused, discredited, silenced or omitted, to inspire action which challenges hegemonic discourse. …”
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Le chemin de fer entre XIXe et XXe siècle : manifestations de l’inquiétude se penchant vers la folie pendant le voyage en train et à la gare by Tommaso Meldolesi

“…This phenomena’s takes place in all the sites of journey (railway station and compartment) and has dramatic issues when traveller doesn’t know how to control his feeling towards images in front of him that disappear continuously carried away by speed. …”
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‘Thou Whole Burnt-Offering!’ The Mystical Ecstasy in Christina Rossetti’s Poems by Bertrand Lentsch

“…However unassuming she then appears to be, such moments of great feeling are her delightful way of atoning for her sins.…”
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THE CHORAL OUTLINE IN THE OPERA “ALEXANDRU LĂPUŞNEANU” BY GHEORGHE MUSTEA by Luminiţa GUŢANU

“…In dealing with the crowd scenes, the composer employs the entire sound potential provided by the choral voice parts, especially in the moments of climax and synthesis. …”
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Thomas Wolfe: Modo and the Potential for Renaissance by Amélie Moisy

“…The modo contains neophilia and neophobia and dispels them through a feeling of rightness and communion; it makes Wolfe’s work exceptionally dynamic for it heralds a vita nova.…”
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THEOLOGY, INSECURITY AND NATIONAL INTEGRATION IN NIGERIA: CHALLENGES AND THE WAY FORWARD by U.N DURUJI

“… No time in history had Nigeria waded through troublous moments than now, when it is sunk deep in the mire insecurity which continues to impinge tremendously on its national development efforts. …”
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The Egyptian Revolution: First Impressions from the Field by Mohammed A. Bamyeh

“…All those common formative experiences of past generations were also grand national moments: whether catastrophic defeats or triumphs against colonial powers or allies.…”
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