L’Histoire culbutée : Shakespeare et ses jeux de mots by Jean-Pierre Richard

“…His treatment of history through punning may also reflect the Renaissance art of “playing seriously” (serio ludere).…”
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Révoltées : le corps dans l’œuvre de deux artistes colombiennes des années 70 by  Adriana Pena Mejia

“…In a context of artistic renaissance and sexual liberation, the question of the female body progressively conquered the local artistic production. …”
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Toulouse, université hispanique. Des relations universitaires franco-espagnoles du Moyen Âge à l’Ilustración by Patrick Ferté

“…During the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, the attraction the university of Toulouse had for Spanish students was intense and unbroken. …”
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Les natures du jardin d’installation by Nicole Valois

“…This is John Dixon Hunt’s theory of the gradation of three natures, specific to the study of Renaissance and Baroque gardens. The article examines two cases and shows how their creators use traditional garden or art processes to express a contemporary vision of nature and the environment, at the first and second degrees.…”
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The Iconic Word: The Theological and Rhetorical Sources of a New Ut Pictura Poesis by Anne-Marie Miller-Blaise

“…This article questions the Renaissance, humanist understanding of the Horatian adage, Ut Pictura Poesis, and endeavors to elucidate the specific ways in which a lyric poem can be considered as an object to be looked at. …”
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Pour une archéologie de la critique de paysage by Hervé Brunon

“…After highlighting the main contributions of the theory, the article draws several research proposals in order to develop a history of the practices in landscape criticism according to a perspective respecting the methodological indications of Michel Foucault on « archeological description». From the Renaissance until now, three main tactical schemes are identified in the discourses expressing a judgment on landscapes : demonstrative, affective and estimated. …”
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An Ontology of the Word in Catalan Romanesque Culture by Alfons Puigarnau

“…Other artworks and musical manuscripts contribute to understanding a profound ontology of the word in Catalonia and prepare the ground for its cultural renaissance in the 12th century.…”
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El príncipe modelo reflejado en las obras Relox de príncipes y Enseñanzas de Neagoe Basarab hacia su hijo Teodosio by Andrei Iulian Din

“…An entire philosophical system was built around this concept, from the Classic Era to the Renaissance, and the ideology behind it represented the answer to certain existential questions that a collective unconscious had at a certain point. …”
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'n Woord vooraf by Victor E. d'Assonville

“… Uit teks: Dit is bekend dat ad fontes ’n roepkreet was van die Italiaanse Renaissance gedurende die laat-vyftiende en vroeg-sestiende eeu. …”
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Patrimoine naturel et médiations visuelles : les solutions du paysage by Catherine Saouter

“…The study presents, diachronically, the historic milestones of this process which originates, in the Western world, during the Renaissance period. From then on, the emergence of the paradigm of modernity slowly leads to an alliance, fully achieved during the 19th century, between intellectual curiosity, scientific systematization and aesthetic emotion. …”
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Story and Recall in First-Person Shooters by Dan Pinchbeck

“…Nevertheless, in the FPS genre there has been something of a renaissance in the notion of the story-driven title. …”
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Misremembering Ciceronian Rome in Ben Jonson’s Catiline by Philip Goldfarb Styrt

“…By centralizing Rome around a single powerful figure (Cicero), both practically and rhetorically, Jonson’s Cicero is a forerunner of Renaissance monarchy, rather than remaining rooted in the contemporary factional conflicts that both Roman and early modern historians saw as central to his time. …”
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Frontotemporal Dementia as a Possible Manifestation of Primary Lateral Sclerosis: A Case Report and Literature Review by Kevin Qosja, Nicole M. Absar, Allen T. Yu

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Kitsch, classes sociales et multiculturalisme dans My Beautiful Laundrette (Stephen Frears, 1985) by Lionel Souquet

“…Innovative in a positive and militant representation of homosexuality, My Beautiful Laundrette is emblematic of the renaissance of the British film industry of the 1980s. …”
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Postmodernity and Authenticity as an Ethical Ideal by Serhat Uyurkulak

“…The quest for authenticity as an ethical ideal can be observed throughout the intellectual history of modernity from the Renaissance to the mid-twentieth century. One of the objectives of this study is to support this fundamental claim with reference to the relevant works of certain writers and philosophers selected from different centuries to represent that long period called modernity. …”
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« It starts when you begin to overlook good manners. Any time you quit hearin Sir and Mam the end is pretty much in sight » : la jérémiade dans No Country for Old Men by François Gavillon

“…Taking its cue from this suggestion, this article proposes to trace the historic precedents of the jeremiad, from its biblical origins to its renaissance in 17th-century Puritan New England. Chronically, the jeremiad has revealed individual as well as collective aspirations for moral, religious, civil and political perfection. …”
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Quand le jardin révèle un imaginaire du paysage méditerranéen : les Colombières de Ferdinand Bac by Agnès du Vachat

“…Drawing inspiration from art, literature, and his travel experiences, he recreated in his garden landscape scenes evoking Ancient Greece, the Roman Empire, Spain under the Arabian and Catholic influences, and Renaissance Italy. By so doing, he contributed to enhancing the imaginary dimension of the Mediterranean landscape. …”
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The Resurrected Youth and the Sorrowing Mother: Walter Pater’s Uses of the Myths of Dionysus and Demeter by Anne-Florence Gillard-Estrada

“…Pater in fact uses and appropriates these myths in order to deploy varying and opposed discourses centred on the respective figures of Dionysus and of Demeter while reasserting some of the controversial themes put forth in the earlier essays he collected in the Renaissance volume.…”
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Le goût baroque comme détermination d’un style : Wölfflin, Deleuze by Anne Sauvagnargues

“…Mais de Quatremère de Quincy à Wölfflin, de la tératologie du baroque à sa morphologie, l’émergence et les modifications de cette notion stylistique témoignent de la difficulté à penser l’écart par rapport à la norme (ici : l’antique, le classique, la Renaissance). Le baroque, comme catégorie, est exemplaire de ce travail des normes, dans leur aspect constructif autant que normatif : une épistémologie de l’histoire de l’art montre la manière dont varient les normes et les œuvres qui les mettent en variation.…”
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An approach to the Da Vinci and Vesalio’s art: contribution to anatomical teaching by Greta Margarita Arrechea García, Adys Castro Berberena

“…From the most remote Jurassic time, the Greek civilization, the Claudio Galen’s ancient Rome, the Middle Ages and contemporary Renaissance, the Harvey and Malpighi’s modern age, as well as the 19th century considered as the "modern period" of Anatomy, where Galen's descriptive vision is expanded, and Vesalius' architectural vision, have been the arts an important factor to take into account in the science development. …”
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