Next Stop: Job! by Vanessa Spero-Swingle

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“Cut Prose”? The Sentence and the Line in Marianne Moore’s Poetry by Aurore Clavier

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Complexity72h: training the next generation of researchers in complex systems by Alberto Antonioni, Eugenio Valdano

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Fernand Braudel e as metamorfoses do tempo e do espaço : o conceito de geohistória em La Méditerranée et le monde méditerranéen à l’époque de Philippe II (1949 e 1966) by Guilherme Ribeiro

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Hérode Antipas « ne bande plus pr elle » by Sylvie Giraud

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Cross-Dressing as Ambisexual Style: Queer Twists in Virginia Woolf’s Orlando by Adèle CASSIGNEUL

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« Hair-oes » et « hair-oines » : les choix capillaires osés de John Neal, ou comment circonscrire l’Américain, entre poil dur et poil souple by Sébastien Liagre

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Traduire le « vertige de l’expansion » by Laura Santone

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T. H. Huxley, Reluctant Autobiographer by Bénédicte Coste

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Les frontières méditerranéennes de l’islam by Bernard Vincent

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Les oratorios bibliques de Haendel ou « ll faut l’entendre pour le croire » by Joël Richard

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News Releases and Public Service Announcements by Ricky Telg, Lisa Lundy

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Para não ser trapo no mundo: as mulheres negras e a cidade na narrativa brasileira contemporânea by Regina Dalcastagnè

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Tacit knowledge in education of a scientist (by the example of scientific psychology) by ZH. . Zagidullin

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“A Made Up Thing” Full of Depth: The Queer Belonging of Robert Duncan and New Narrative by Robin Tremblay-McGaw

“…New Narrative writers turned from the mainstream’s devastating and violent image of gays and lesbians and the Language writers’ desire to jettison the subject from their own writing to Duncan and Jess [Collins] for the power and pleasures of the made up, fragmented, collaged – a material based relational art, a set of practices, performing queer belonging that looks back in order to move forward, that articulates “the history of our times” and the possibility of a future.…”
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Les jardins paysagers des seigneurs domaniaux de l’époque d’Edo et les manuels relatifs à la composition des jardins by Nicolas Fiévé

“…Living far from Kyôto, which had been the cradle of gardening art until then, these lords call upon specialists who are in charge of the conception of landscape parks and their architectures: thus, the figure of the landscape-architect was born in Japan at the beginning of the 17th century. …”
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L’esclave du ms. H.6 et l’anthropologue romancier : In an Antique Land d’Amitav Ghosh, une utopie de l’archive by Claudine Le Blanc

“…This article examines this split writing of the archive that enables the reader to consider In an Antique Land as a fiction of archive, not only as a fictionalization of historiographical sources, but as an art of multiplying and crossing plots in a set of fragmentation and meeting which transforms experience into novel – the novel of the quest of a past that makes sense to the present.…”
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Les dispositifs optiques au XIXe siècle et la production des images dans Madame Bovary by Jeanne Bem

“…When Flaubert began writing Madame Bovary, around 1850, literature was focusing on the “visible” world. …”
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Employing ICTS: Teaching & Learning through Literature Digital Reading (LDR) by Aba-Carina Pârlog

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L’autre scène dans The Three Birds de Joanna Laurens (2000) : enjeux dramatiques de la réécriture d’un mythe by Solange Ayache

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