Les usages de la métalepse d’auteur dans Partonopeu de Blois et Le Bel Inconnu by Nathalie Leclercq

“…Furthermore, the authorial metalepsis, which destabilizes the boundaries between reality and fiction, generates a crystallization of the author-subject and offers the possibility for authors to assert their control over their creation. Moreover, it allows the reader/listener to be associated with the act of narration by establishing a connivance that creates a reader’s metalepsis.…”
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Robert Owen, James Buchanan et l’Infant School de New Lanark by Marie Vergnon

“…What is the share of each of those two men in the creation of this original structure? Was Buchanan more than the first teacher of the Infant School? …”
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The power of youth by Giordano Marmone

“…As a member of a society sometimes characterised as “gerontocratic,” the Samburu young person actually appears to be the protagonist of a self-generated process of personal political authority creation, much earlier than previously imagined.…”
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Respect for Labor by M. Tayfun Gülle

“…This editorial also discusses the process involved in the creation of an open access archive for Turkish Librarianship Journal (TL); the entry of the TL into the DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals); the wealth of social media resources included on the TLA’s website; and the need to respect the efforts of Turkish librarians and information providers.…”
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La science comme ressource pour le développement territorial et touristique dans les espaces montagnards de la Patagonie chilienne by Fabien Bourlon, Yannick Vialette, Pascal Mao

“…Science is mobilized as a resource in the creation of products, recreational and educational activities, commercial or non-profit. …”
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Public transport development and changing transport behavior by T. N. Sakulyeva

“…The growing digitalization leads to the creation of a wide variety of proposals for the implementation of mobility and its use. …”
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Development and Validation of a Complete GATE Model of the Siemens Inveon Trimodal Imaging Platform by Sanghyeb Lee, Jens Gregor, Dustin Osborne

“…Fully incorporating the positron emission tomography (PET), single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT), and computed tomography (CT) data acquisition subsystems, this model enables feasibility studies of new imaging applications, the development of reconstruction and correction algorithms, and the creation of a baseline against which experimental results for real data can be compared. …”
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La Chronique d’Ernoul : problèmes et méthode d’édition by Massimiliano Gaggero

“…This article was written in view of the creation of a new edition of the Chronicle, a project under the direction of P. …”
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Le mausolée turriforme d’une villa près de Carcassonne/Carcasso (Aude) by Richard Pellé

“…BC, around the time when Carcassonne acquired the title of city under Latin law, Montredon hill, located near the city and the via Aquitania, and occupied since the Neolithic, was completely transformed by the creation of a large rural villa-type area. The design of the residential part, pars urbana, follows a classic plan reminiscent of the major villae of Lazio. …”
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Réformes territoriales et modifications des rapports ville-montagne dans les Alpes-Maritimes by Lauranne Jacob

“…The objective of this paper is to present a case study specific to the Alpes-Maritimes département; a region of France characterised by its dual maritime and alpine nature, and one that has undergone significant territorial restructuring susceptible to alter relationships between urban and mountainous regions.Almost four years after territorial reforms were implemented, analysis of new territorial divisions, informed by historical, political and sociological aspects, suggests that they have not, for the time being, resulted in radical changes to the current balance between urban and mountainous regions in the Alpes-Maritimes département. The creation of large coastal and alpine intermunicipal authorities signifies that links between urban and mountainous regions need to be addressed in order to ensure they complement each other.However, development policy for mountainous regions could result in a form of ‘disneyfication’ (Crettaz 1993) in mountainous regions.…”
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Margaret Thatcher et la BBC : régulation ou manipulation ? by Daniel Ruff

“…This article argues that the relationship between Margaret Thatcher and her governments of the 1980s on the one hand, and the BBC on the other, differed from those of an ‘arm’s length’ regulator which had existed since the creation of the BBC through successive Conservative and Labour governments until 1979, in which ministers would not intervene in BBC policy or programming. …”
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THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FIRST DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT IN OUR COUNTRY by G. R. Latfullin

“…Modern approaches to management education, creation of universities of new formation, with allocation of their main functions have been considered. …”
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Localizing Violations of the Principle of Sufficient Reason—Leibniz on the Modal Status of the PSR by Sebastian Bender

“…In a nutshell, the argument is that the only possible PSR violation Leibniz allows for is God’s creation of a suboptimal world; there is no Leibnizian possible world, though, which intrinsically violates the PSR. …”
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Spaces of solidarity under constraints: The promotion of volunteering in the management of luggage storage for homeless people in Paris by Louka Herse

“…In Paris, which hosts most France's storage spaces for personal belongings, the creation and management of these centres is based on a municipal policy of mobilising volunteers. …”
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La critique d’espace public : dire le politique du projet de paysage by Collectif Critique et projet de paysage

“…Based on these critiques, the article identifies two guidelines to assess the potentiality of landscape projects in assuming their political objective in the creation of the public space: the dialectic of the programme and the place, and the dialectic of its extension and the uses made of it.…”
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The Problem of Evil: by A.S. Antombikums

“…Open theists argue that the best solution to the problem of evil lies in our understanding of the nature of God’s power, which has been relinquished due to his love, the open nature of creation, and the creatures’ inherent powers. This study argues that the open-theistic notion of divine power is reductionistic because it does not consider coercive power as part of divine power. …”
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Penser l’écocide au XIXe siècle : crimes contre la nature, châtiment divin et vengeance de la Terre by Samy Bounoua

“…We want to show in this article that the idea of ecocide is older than the word : since the beginning of the 19th century, in the West, many (scientists, philosophers, naturalists, essay writers, etc.) have worried about the growth of the environmental damages, considering them as transgressions, and even as crimes committed against God’s creation or, in a more secular spirit, against a nature which should have remained untouched, for the good of mankind. …”
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“A Tool for Social Change” : Community Photography at Belfast Exposed by Mathilde Bertrand

“…Over thirty years after its creation, what does community photography at Belfast Exposed mean today, and to what extent does the evolution of the practice reflect the de-politicisation of the concept of empowerment itself ?…”
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Paradigms by Massimo Lauria, Maria Azzalin

“…The paper investigates and analyses creation, success and evolution of different Paradigms that have characterised mankind modern history, strongly connecting social, scientific, technological and economic contexts. …”
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Capcanele unei întâlniri cu tâlc. Relaţia dintre text şi imagine în cultura română premodernă şi receptarea ei în contemporaneitate by Cristina Bogdan

“…The major directions of our approach concern three aspects: the identification of research sites that might bring into play the intersection between texts, folklore creations and iconographic representations; analysing the relation between the image and the look it is reflected in, according to the socio-cultural context we take into consideration (that of the emergence of the image and today’s one respectively), with a special focus on the faces of Death that are inserted, over the 18th–19th centuries, in the iconography of the worship monuments in Muntenia; sketching a possible research site in danger because of the absence of an exhaustive corpus of images: the relation between the iconographic sequence and the caption that goes with it.…”
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