Du personnel au politique : construction d’une identité militante dans le journal d’Alice Stone Blackwell (1872-1874) by Claire Sorin

“…The most striking feature of her journal is indeed the glorification of a free mind embodied in a strong and healthy body capable of investing the public sphere. …”
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Bourreaux et victimes ? La difficile identité collective des Allemands au prisme du cinéma germanophone by Brigitte Rigaux-Pirastru

“…Cinema, “agent of history” (Marc Ferro), indeed plays a major role as a witness or possibly even as an actor of these memorial evolutions, which are sometimes spectacular in a country characterised by a definitely unique history.…”
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Reading Philemon with Onesimus in the postcolony: exploring a postcolonial runaway slave hypothesis by Obusitswe Tiroyabone

“…This article argues that the letter of Philemon and indeed the narrative of slavery must be decolonised. …”
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High-cycle fatigue strength of a pultruded composite material by L. Vergani, M.Guagliano, C. Colombo

“…However, their use is still limited by the partial knowledge of their fatigue behaviour; in many applications it is, indeed, required a duration of many millions of cycles, while most of the data that can be found in literature refer to a maximum number of cycles equal to 3 millions. …”
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Perception et représentation - De quelques structures infinitives et participiales en look, see, listen et hear by Éric Gilbert

“…Culioli. This phenomenon is indeed the result of a combination of operations that the TOE, as a model of the construction of meaning, seems particularly suited to represent.…”
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Les évolutions du modèle énergétique britannique face aux enjeux géopolitiques internes by Mark Bailoni

“…In addition to contradictions and shifts in the political approach, developments in the UK energy model are confronted with internal geopolitical issues. Indeed, the energy infrastructure projects almost always cause conflicts, now a classic phenomenon in planning process. …”
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Que nul ne puisse se plaindre d’avoir été écarté by Roger Monjo

“…It may be beneficial to adopt an approach inspired from moral minimalism in order to design a school ethics adapted to the current conditions of pedagogical action. Indeed, the prevailing discourse in that matter is steeped in paternalistic and moralistic injunctions. …”
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Les apories des politiques inclusives. À la recherche des pratiques pédagogiques participatives : jouer pour se libérer des stigmates by Judit Vari, Vanessa Desvages-Vasselin, Émilie Dubois

“…Because it welcomes only students with severe academic difficulties, this school is against the current trend of inclusiveness. Indeed, in the context of our research, we understand that the EREA seems to be a protective place that would free children from their stigma, from their memories of bad pupils. …”
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Les outils de représentation graphique de l’espace relationnel face au secret : le cas des conspirateurs du 19 août 1820 by Vivien Faraut

“…Often neglected by historians working on the opponents to the restored Bourbons, the August 19, 1820 conspiracy is a founding moment for the armed opposition. Indeed, the magnitude of the crowd mobilized and of the plan developed by former soldiers of the Grande Armée are unheard of in the early years of the French Restoration. …”
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Erei yayepitako chupe, lo vendicheremo. Immaginario vendicatorio e stregoneria in Isoso. Un approccio antropologico giuridico by Francesca Scionti

“…The argument is that the vengeance is a language that expresses a moral idea, turning into a norm a violent behaviour if validated and substantiated by an idea of justice. Indeed, vengeance is corrects only if it is exercised as a violent retaliatory action against witchcraft. …”
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Ultra-rare Disease and Genomics-Driven Precision Medicine by Sangmoon Lee, Murim Choi

“…Since next-generation sequencing (NGS) technique was adopted into clinical practices, revolutionary advances in diagnosing rare genetic diseases have been achieved through translating genomic medicine into precision or personalized management. Indeed, several successful cases of molecular diagnosis and treatment with personalized or targeted therapies of rare genetic diseases have been reported. …”
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An Analysis of Discrete Stage-Structured Prey and Prey-Predator Population Models by Arild Wikan

“…Predation pressure may both stabilize and destabilize the prey dynamics but the strength of impact is closely related to life history. Indeed, if the prey possesses a precocious semelparous life history and exhibits chaotic oscillations, it is shown that increased predation may stabilize the dynamics and also, in case of large predation pressure, transfer the population to another chaotic regime.…”
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La réflexivité : exercice pédagogique et outil d’accompagnement aux cycles supérieurs by Andréanne Gélinas Proulx, Anne-Sophie Ruest-Paquette, Lilia A. Simões Forte, Megan Cotnam-Kappel, Caroline Fallu, Lucie Bartosova

“…The results of the study demonstrate that reflexivity is indeed a beneficial pedagogical exercise and mentoring tool for graduate students.…”
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Universitas Sari Mutiara Indonesia by Mohammad Nasim Tahsildar

“…Based on certain Descriptive and ANOVA calculations, findings of the study indicate that the participants indeed experienced different features related to linguistic complexities. …”

The Dickensian Tropism in Contemporary Fiction by Georges Letissier

“…Dickens is a prominent figure in neo-Victorian fiction. Indeed, ‘neo-Dickensian’ features as a sub-category of the neo-Victorian output and largely contributes to the so-called ‘Dickens Afterlife.’ …”
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The Island in R. L. Stevenson’s The Beach of Falesá: Confluence(s) as Subversion by Julie Gay

“…Finally, it studies how this diversity affects the narrative itself, which is indeed highly polyphonic, underlining the extreme formal modernity of a text that stands at the crossroads of voices, languages and points of view.…”
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The Emergence of the Dutch Housewife Revised. How Shifts in Local Labour Market Structures Shaped Dutch Unmarried Women’s Labour Force Participation, 1812–1929 by Corinne Boter

“…This research concludes that even though social norms and income levels were indeed important, local sectoral employment shares were the key driver of Dutch unmarried women's work during the long-19th century.…”
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Numériser les œuvres, renouveler les approches ? L’histoire de l’estampe à l’ère numérique by Johanna Daniel

“…By questioning the changes in the relationship to the work that its reproduction implies, we will demonstrate the complementarity of physical and digital access to artefacts. Indeed, digitizations do not constitute a "neutral" double of the original, but tend to privilege the legibility of visual content to the detriment of indices of materiality. …”
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De l’histoire numérique à l’histoire données ? by Cédric du Mouza, Stéphane Lamassé, Philippe Rygiel

“…However, the current transformations, which see the accumulation of large deposits of historical data, create new challenges and opportunities that we return to here. Indeed, the field of historical sciences lacks a strict formalization of data characteristics, and no taxonomy or systematic reflection on the nature of data has been established or published. …”
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The Reception of Neptune’s Discovery in British and American Protestant Theology by Zenon Roskal, Jacek Rodzeń

“… The discovery of the planet Neptune in 1846, first theoretically and then observationally, was a 19th-century event that went beyond the interests of the narrow group of astronomers of the time. Indeed, the significance of this event is still a subject of interest among historians and philosophers of science. …”
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