Literary Networks and Digital Media in Contemporary African Literatures by Aurélie JOURNO

“…It draws on a range of examples from contemporary anglophone Africa, from online magazines (Bakwa, Saraba, Jalada, Hekaya) and Facebook fiction to self-published popular novels by writers who use social networks and blogs to produce, advertise and circulate their work (like Nigerian writer Myne Whitman and South African novelist Dudu Busani-Dube).First, the paper examines the complex relationship contemporary digital productions bear to the materiality and literary value usually associated with print. …”
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Apprendre à philosopher au café : bilans et perspectives by Romain Jalabert

“…This research is made with the consultation of works, articles of magazines, official reports and radio archives covering the period from 1992 to 2010. …”
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Proiecții (inter) textuale în opera lui Mircea Eliade by Grațiela Benga

“…We were interested both in Eliade’s literature (written after the World War II) and in the articles he published in magazines during his French and American exile. This face-to-face approach revealed an elementary parallelism, consisting of some common aspects: flexible sketches (like the terror of history), actions (the creation, the flight from reality / history), agents (the scholar, the victim, the tyrant etc.), frames (the labyrinth, the Centre and periphery). …”
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 Jack Kerouac’s Ecopoetics in The Dharma Bums and Desolation Angels : Domesticity, Wilderness and Masculine Fantasies of Animality by Pierre-Antoine Pellerin

“…Taking the popular hunting narratives featured in men’s adventure magazines as the dominant norm in this regard, this paper aims at showing how Kerouac’s representation of masculinity and animality strongly diverges from the erotics of male predation to be found in the “real man VS wild beast” plot. …”
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Desplazados de Haití: movilidad intrarregional sudamericana y las medidas compulsivas en Brasil y Chile by Joseane Mariéle Schuck Pinto, Rodrigo Ríos Álvarez

“…In the same way, the research includes the analysis of decisions adopted by the Superior Courts of Justice of Chile and Brazil, as well as the documentary and bibliographic survey, especially articles from specialized international magazines on the subject. In addition, the existing laws and public policies in Chile and Brazil, the conventions, protocols and other international instruments that help to better understand the reality studied will be consulted.…”
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Das konzeptuelle Potenzial des deutschen Konfixes bio-. Eine korpusbasierte Netzwerkanalyse by Elżbieta Pawlikowska-Asendrych

“…The analyses were carried out on the basis of a linguistic corpus taken from German dictionaries, newspapers and magazines.…”
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கவிதா சொர்ண வல்லியின் சிறுகதையில் பாலின இடம் / The Place of Gender in the Short Stories of Kavitha Sornavalli... by முனைவர் அ. ஹெப்சி ரோஸ் மேரி / Dr. A. Hepsy Rose Mary

“…“Posal” is a collection of stories published by her in many magazines since 2008. Kavita Sornavalli questions the myths about femininity that Tamil society has secretly built up over time with her stories unfolding them in the female voice. …”
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Role of Rural Women in Community Radio with special reference to APNA RADIO and GURGAON KI AWAAZ by Neha Singh, Saumya Gupta

“…Nowadays, the media plays a crucial role in creating awareness among women through television programs, radio shows, newspapers, and magazines. Since rural women are often not highly educated, radio serves as a particularly effective medium. …”
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Sports – politics relationship in Turkey in the early years of the republic by Ayhan Dever, Burkay Cevahırcıoglu, Bahadır Demır

“…In order to avoid such complications, this study seeks to reach out to firsthand information and complements its data with references from the newspapers and magazines of the early-republican era. The study aims at revealing information about the Federation of Turkish Training Associations (TİCİ, 1922-1936), the Turkish Sports Association (TSK, 1936-1938) and the General Directorate for Physical Education (BTGM, 1938-1983), which were established at various phases of the Early Republican Era and in charge of the administration of sports. …”
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Teachers' planning and preparation of teaching resources and materials in the implementation of Form 4 Physical Education curriculum for physical fitness strand by Muhammad Akbar Bin Zahıdı, Syed Kamaruzaman Bin Syed Alı

“…The findings of this study showed that the preparation level of Physical Education teachers towards the teaching resources and materials such as newspaper articles, magazines, articles / journals, Physical Education /Sports Science reference books and materials from the Physical Education panel files were moderate. …”
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Getting ready for the Second World War. Fascist Propaganda and Ideology in L’Avventuroso (1938–40) by Manuela Di Franco

“…As a result, publishers like Nerbini had to radically alter their magazines’ contents to align with the regime’s aim of using the children’s press as a tool for indoctrinating Italian youth with Fascist values. …”
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La Première guerre carliste ou la guerre de la dernière chance : la communauté légitimiste face à son destin by Laetitia Blanchard Rubio

“…The protagonists of this conflict, as well as the echoes of some battles, raise the interest of the European public opinion, essentially through the press and some magazines, but also through numerous circumstantial works that mostly are testimonies of soldiers having taken part to the conflict. …”
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Fossils and Theories of Evolution in Gustave Flaubert’s Bouvard et Pécuchet by Anthony Zielonka

“…They draw their information from published scientific reports, books, and articles, but also from popular accounts published in magazines and newspapers. Flaubert very interestingly shows how distortions, inaccuracies, and simplifications in those accounts only serve further to confuse and depress the two seekers after scientific truth and, ultimately, to lead them to give up their pursuit of scientific knowledge altogether.…”
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The History of Popularization of Science in France by M. D. Romanova

“…French popular science magazines are not only popular among scientists themselves who are willing to cooperate with publishers and participate in the preparation of the editions, but also among readers. …”
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Memperkuat Pertahanan Laut Indonesia: Belajar dari Strategi Pertempuran Laut Rusia-Jepang, 1904-1905 by Cecep Hidayat

“…This article is based on a historical research approach, utilizing a variety of sources, including archives, books, magazines, journal articles, and other documents that contain pertinent information on the topic. …”
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Effect of Drought and Heat Wave on Agricultural Production by Gürkan Yılmaz

“…Within the scope of this study, disaster reports, magazines, books and internet news were examined. According to the data obtained; It was determined that crop production, animal production, natural resources, human capital and economy were negatively affected. …”
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The Breaking of the Square: Late Victorian Representations of Anglo-Sudanese Warfare by Luisa Villa

“…Working within this context, the article focuses on the representation of Anglo-Sudanese warfare, drawing on fiction and poetry, as well as on reportage and articles published in magazines. Its focus is the topical battle-scene known as “the breaking of the square”. …”
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Les Allemands à l’Exposition universelle de Paris en 1900 ou l’expérience d’un patriotisme mal compris by Philippe Alexandre

“…The Exhibition was a place of intense cultural exchange, fierce rivalry and competition and hectic dynamism made even more so by national newspapers and magazines of the time. The reports put across the notion of a subtle interplay of mirror-like glances and effects. …”
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Social Undertones in William Robinson’s Crusade Against ‘Architects’ Gardens’: a ‘Costly Ugliness to Our Beautiful Home-landscapes’ (Robinson 1892, XIII) by Aurélien Wasilewski

“…This natural aesthetics also theoretically entailed less care and fewer costs, which appealed to aspiring Victorian middle-classes who could acquire and share horticultural knowledge in the columns of Robinson’s popular gardening magazines. The community of gardeners gathered in those pages reflected a larger Weltanschauung in which the figure of the gardener embodied the possibility of harmonious coexistence and symbiosis between Victorians and Nature.…”
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Okapi et Astrapi: précurseurs inattendus de la bande dessinée alternative ? by Maël Rannou

“…Au sein de ces deux magazines, des bandes dessinées d’auteurs aux aspects très classiques (Pommaux, Desprès…) côtoient des futures figures de la bande dessinée d’auteur, de Nicole Claveloux à Émile Bravo, en passant par Yves Chaland ou Emmanuel Guibert, accompagnant ainsi certains virages de l’édition jeunesse.…”
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