La séduction et l’idéologie : sémantique, syntaxe, argumentation by Jean SZLAMOWICZ

“…Such is the basis of discursive seduction, connecting desire through the euphoria of words.The ‘desire’ of discourse is what comes into play when convincing becomes seducing: making a case cannot become effective if the words (their value, their connotations) don’t appeal to the desire to be convinced. …”
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Faire, défaire, refaire les lignes by Laura Fléty

“…Yet close attention to the women’s displacements during the dance shows that they are actually deploying contrary forces: the imperative desire to construct a united group, but also the opposite desire to distinguish oneself from the set. …”
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Building Bodies, Constructing Selves by Sandra Louise Kaji-O'Grady, Sarah Manderson

“…Yet going to the gym is not experienced as an external directive. It is felt as a desire to be one’s best, to live fully, to succeed. …”
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Wĩtsixuki: desejo alimentar, doença e morte entre os Wauja da Amazônia meridional by Aristóteles Barcelos Neto

“…Witsixuki: food desire, illness and death among the Wauja of Southeastern Amazonia. …”
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La convergence des destins chez Thomas Hardy by Annie Ramel

“…It means that the subject (i.e. the character) is very close to reaching Das Ding, the only true object of his desire, ‘the absolute Other of the subject’ (Lacan 2008, 65). …”
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Un « peuple » au féminin ? Étude de deux journaux féminins communistes de Tunisie (1945-1946) by Élise Abassade

“…This paper proposes the hypothesis that this desire contributed to the emergence of awareness of the oppression of women.…”
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« But why is all this music? » : jeu du texte et guerre des sexes dans The Beggar’s Opera by Alexandra Poulain

“…The only way in which they can delay this inevitable outcome is by keeping bodies, money and meaning in movement, while fixity means immediate death. Female desire, however, is phobically represented as mortiferous desire, whose ultimate goal is to reintroduce bonds and knots—especially "the sacred knots of marriage." …”
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Les chiites et la célébration du gamou au Sénégal by Macoumba Diop

“…I then show how the celebration of this festival by Senegalese Shiites reflects both a desire to draw closer to Sufi brotherhoods, notably in a common opposition to Wahhabi attacks, and a desire to distinguish themselves from the Sunni religious environment.…”
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Assessment of attitudes and goals regarding cosmetic procedures among individuals aged 18 to 28 by Kadir Küçük, Selda Pelin Kartal

“…Women are more likely to express dissatisfaction and desire cosmetic procedures. Childhood teasing is associated with a greater desire to undergo surgery. …”
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Determine the psychosocial well-being of elderly residents living in old-age homes by Mangesh Jabade, Sonopant Joshi

“…This study addresses the gap in the literature by comprehensively assessing factors like anxiety, feeling of security, and desire for longevity aiming to inform interventions for better support systems in old-age homes. …”
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Preconception Care Uptake and Immediate Outcomes among Discordant Couples Accessing Routine HIV Care in Kenya by Nyawira Gitahi, Sheila Juliet Eshiwani, Kenneth Mutai, Jared Ongechi Mecha, James Njogu Kiarie

“…Despite the role of preconception care for HIV discordant couples, there is little data on fertility desire and preconception care uptake. This study aimed at documenting fertility desire (desire to conceive), determining the uptake of preconception care, identifying HIV prevention strategies used during preconception care, and determining immediate conception outcomes among HIV discordant couples in Kenya. …”
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Le projet comme dispositif de vision du paysage by Sally Bonn

“…This desire results in a work of cutting or capture closed to the concept of device as certain artists practice it. …”
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Concepts of emotions in the english language from a cognitive-psychological perspective by Olga A. Kistanova

“…The article deals with the study of the characteristic features of cognitive psychology as a science of human interaction with the reality. The humans’ desire to gain some valuable things and their understanding of capabilities to implement this desire determine the occurrence of a certain emotion, prompting people to action. …”
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Secular Agape: The Limits of Love in Botton and Rorty by Artur Ilharco Galvão

“… The desire for cohesive communities marked by love seems to be latent in the human condition. …”
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Être engagé et s’engager dans la responsabilité d’adjoint d’établissement by Simon Mallard, Gwénola Réto, Rozenn Décret-Rouillard

“…It shows the tensions inherent in the commitment to the managerial role under the prism of responsibility, between the appropriation of the desire of others and one's own desire, between institutional freedom linked to a with little framework and assignment to a position determined by the headmaster, between the relationship to teaching and to management.…”
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The Value for the Consumer in Retail by Beatriz Cavalcante Chamie, Ana Akemi Ikeda

“…Shopping is not just a rational act, but also emotional, involving desire and pleasure. Therefore, retailers need to invest in actions, which create customer value, making the purchase an engaging time. …”
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The tourism transition of a “village resort”. Multipositionality and land management in Champéry (Valais), 1870-1970 by Luigi Lorenzetti, Daniela Delmenico

“…The municipal development plan of 1969 reflected the desire to preserve the image of Champéry as a “village resort”; a desire that was also demonstrated by the choices of local residents concerning the land and real estate market.…”
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La transition touristique d’une « station-village ». Multipositionnalité et gestion foncière à Champéry (Valais), 1870-1970 by Luigi Lorenzetti, Daniela Delmenico

“…The municipal development plan of 1969 reflected the desire to preserve the image of Champéry as a “village resort”; a desire that was also demonstrated by the choices of local residents concerning the land and real estate market.…”
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Force de la pudeur by Suzanne Fraysse

“…Other slave narratives are then examined to show how the slave narrators’ reticence does not simply stem from their desire to live up to the prudish expectations of their readers but constitutes a rhetorical strategy aiming at opposing fugitive slaves abiding by conservative moral values to slaveholders whose profligacy blurs the conventional boundaries between males and females, Blacks and Whites, animals and human beings. …”
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