“The World is Cursed”: Studio Ghibli’s Radical Environmental Philosophy by Claire Patzner

“…Although American major animated film studios do not reflect as frequently or directly on the climate crisis, I draw from the more overt and didactic American major environmentalist films WALL-E, The Lorax, and Over the Hedge in these juxtapositions. …”
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Patients admitted in an Intensive Care Unit with severe clinical manifestations of Influenza, october-december 2009 by Yenisey Quintero Mendez, Jorge Luis Ulloa Capestani, Rudis Monzón Rodríguez, Francisco García Valdés, Ramón E Álvarez Cepero, Jaime Geroy Gómez, Pablo Rodríguez Díaz, Alfredo Dario Espinosa Brito, Yanli Vázquez Villazón, Diley Moreno Ruiz, Octavio Rivero Rodríguez

“…A descriptive study of a series of cases was carried out, where 109 patients with the presumptive diagnosis of severe clinical pictures of Influenza were included, the total of them admitted in one of our Intensive Care Units (ICU), prepared for that purpose during the recent pandemic, during the period comprised between October 1 and December 31, 2009. …”
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Tell Me Lies (Peter Brook, 1968) or How I Learned to Start Worrying about Vietnam by Nicole Cloarec

“…Moreover, no war has triggered as much protest from civilians around the world, which also generated a number of films that documented these protest movements. At first sight Tell Me Lies may seem one of them, documenting some of the counterculture movement in the UK at the end of the 1960s. …”
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Mechanistic study of oxidative chemical vapor deposition of polypyrrole: Effects of the inert gas and deposition time by Fika Fauzi, Ranjita K. Bose

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Cinematic Mythmaking in Andrey Zvyagintsev's The Return and The Banishment by Louis Samuel Mealing

“…We find that the metaphysical reflections of Zvyagintsev's films relate not only to the cinema and its artificial worlds, but also to the position of the human in the real world. …”
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Dwelling in the Abyss: Society in Werner Herzog and Martin Heidegger by Haotian Wu

“…Not only do the films affectively effectuate and interrogate the terror and promise of human dwelling in artistic terms, but Abyss also breaks the Heideggerian category of mortality and gestures towards Hannah Arendt’s idea of natality.…”
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Plastic Surgery: Under the Skin, Suture, Destructive Plasticity and Post-Cinematic Ontologies by Greg Hainge

“…It is such a form of subjectivity, I argue, that we find in Glazer’s Under the Skin where this narrative plays out not only diegetically, as we witness the alien that has sutured itself inside a human envelope attempt and fail to articulate itself to an external narrative that remains inaccessible to it, but infratextually also. …”
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From Ascetic Ideals to Honest Illusions: A Nietzschean Interpretation of Inception by Yonghwa Lee, Kyoung-Min Han

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Medical honey for canine nasal intertrigo: A randomized, blinded, placebo-controlled, adaptive clinical trial to support antimicrobial stewardship in veterinary dermatology. by Gabrielle Brosseau, Nadia Pagé, Caroline de Jaham, Jérôme R E Del Castillo

“…Unilateral tests of the least-square mean estimates revealed that honey only significantly improved the pruritus (Hommel-adjusted P = 0.003), while the placebo only improved the cytological and clinical scores (Hommel-adjusted P = 0.01 and 0.002, respectively). …”
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« There are kisses for all » : Le defilé des jeunes hommes by Luc Bouvard

“…This paper yields what others refrain from doing, i.e. provide the reader with part of the donkey work that is obviously necessary whenever one means to tackle such a subject as the transformation processes at work in the film adaptation of a novel. …”
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Naître vers la fin : circularités dans Alumbramiento de Víctor Erice by Miguel Rodrigo

“…While the attachment to a certain cinema of contemplation is always present in the shots that can be described as descriptive, the main thrust of Alumbramiento is an arrow that unstoppably spans the distance between the beginning of the film and its end. Paradoxically, Erice's most narrative film, the one that relies most heavily on the linear and irreversible nature of time, is at the same time the one in which the poetics of circularity, present in the filmmaker's work since his first feature-length film, takes up the most space and achieves its most accomplished expression. …”
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The Cinematic Visions and Dreams of Edgard Varèse by Gabriele

“…Déserts (1954), albeit only in intention, La procession de Verges (1955) and Poème électronque (1959) pioneeringly investigate different ways of understanding music in relation to moving images: from the fictional work to the documentary film, and to the multimedia experience. …”
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Hollywood sur la Lune : les « Scientifilms », les Pulps et l’imaginaire science-fictionnel by Jay P. Telotte

“…It measures that early film/literature relationship by surveying the primary pulp magazines associated with the beginnings of sf publishing in the United States and framing them in the context that Francesco Casetti applies to early cinema when he suggests that the movies, as a pre-eminent modernist form, provided a kind of “script for reading the modern experience,” one that “not only proposed a reading of that experience, but at times imposed a pattern for its expression and communication” (5). …”
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The Bell Jar : Troubles dans le genre by Angélique THOMINE-RAPP

“…This article revisits the categorical vagueness of The Bell Jar, Sylvia Plath’s only completed novel. At times referred to as an autobiographical or semi-autobiographical novel and at other times as a non-fiction novel, her work sparks debate on how one might categorize its genre. …”
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Teoría y práctica del cine educativo en España (1895-1923) by Fernando Camarero Rioja

“…The society was aware of the importance of film in education, but almost no one took responsibility for implementation. …”
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Interkulturele probleme in beeldkommunikasie by Pieter Jacobus Fourie

“…(i) Stereotyping and the one-sided view which is created by one cultural and/or ethnic group of another; (ii) the misconception of the picture as universal language; (iii) the acknowledge ment of heterogeneity within a specific cultural and/or ethnic group and the consequent necessity to plan the media supply in accordance with the variety of different cultural tastes within a society. …”
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Design and Analysis of Target Simulator Using All Spherical System with High Matching Rate by Shijie Li, Xiaojing Zhang, Kai Zhao, Zihuai Li, Xiong Li, Lumin Zhao, Jin Zhang, Changlong Cai

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Myra Breckinridge et le passager clandestin. Kitsch, camp et inconscient hollywoodien by Grégoire Halbout

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Le singe-soldat de Woyzeck by Élisabeth Hamm

“…This article focuses on the representation of this case of anthropomorphism in Werner Herzog’s film (1979), as well as its staging in two contemporary performances, one by Stéphane Braunschweig (1999) and one by Leander Haußmann (2014). …”
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Empowered Resistance by Shandon C. Klein

“… Theology plays a role in how we think about human agency for social change. One’s conception of God’s relationship to humanity, or lack thereof, can suppress or empower resistance to oppressive systems. …”
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