Un diálogo difícil con los contemporaneístas by Eduardo González Calleja

“…Hence, their political analysis, inevitably conditioned by short-term factors (whose impact was evident in the vertiginous thirties), are controversial, despite their desire, so often proclaimed, of balance and impartiality in the analysis.…”
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La propagande du rêve. Le discours de l’Ejército Zapatista de Liberación Nacional : pour une poétique de la résistance by Nathalie Galland

“…With both memory and desire, dissonanceand dissidence, writing spreads itself out through the renovation of possible enunciations, leading to a utopian horizon. …”
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Topology control scheme based on simulated annealing algorithm in wireless sensor networks by LIU Lin-feng, LIU Ye

“…In order to study the topology control scheme satisfying the requirement of lifetime objective in wireless sen-sor networks and aiming at the defect that high redundancy of connectivity or low robust of structure in traditional schemes, the desire of topology was modeled and analyzed theoretically. …”
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Fortunella spp., Kumquat by Michael G. Andreu, Melissa H. Friedman, Robert J. Northrop

“…Because kumquats generally require less care than other citrus trees, they may be a good choice for gardeners with less time or experience, but who still desire an attractive and tasty citrus tree. If space is an issue, kumquats also do well in containers as long as they receive proper sunlight and watering. …”
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Bodies in Agony: Classical Sculpture and Violence in Herman Melville's works by Ronan Ludot-Vlasak

“…By releasing the darker energies which animate the figure of Apollo – a god “driven by a desire for transgression” in Marcel Détienne’s words – Melville’s writing subverts the immaculate and marmoreal antiquity fantasised by the champions of neoclassicism and opens up an unchartered territory within which agonizing pain and violence might only be glimpsed. …”
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Les eaux transfrontalières fédératrices d’une hydro-diplomatie environnementale ? Analyse comparée du Danube et du Jourdain by Bastien Richard

“…Multilateral agreements are in vogue in the world of international organizations and reflect a growing desire to strengthen hydro-diplomacy to prevent conflicts over the sharing of transboundary waters. …”
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Unterzakhn, Dirty Laundry, and the Map of Lost New York: An Interview with Leela Corman by Jaime Cleland

“…Finally, she discusses her desire to tell a story about women’s lives from a female perspective, as well as the ways her characters’ lives are circumscribed by gender roles.…”
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Erasing the Line between Students and Instructors: The Influence of Classrooms and Online Learning Spaces on Student Engagement by Caroline S. Parsons

“…Both physical and virtual learning spaces influenced student engagement and the level of engagement was heavily moderated by students’ desire for engagement. Recommendations and suggestions for future research are provided. …”
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Cuando la memoria también habla del porvenir. El flujo temporal en los discursos de reivindicación identitaria en Aguacatenango (Chiapas) by Marie Chosson

“…For some of the population of the Tseltal village of Aguacatenango, the official request for administrative independence triggered a collective deliberation process aimed at drafting a document that would demonstrate to the external authorities the village group’s social coherence and existential continuity. Stemming from this desire to legitimize the exercise of authority over what they considered their territory, this document stating their claims was constructed by mobilizing the collective memory. …”
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L’espace urbain algérois à l’épreuve de ses graffiti by Karim Ouaras

“…It reveals multiple strategies to manifest desire to say, to break taboo, and to give meaning to its presence in the city as a social actor. …”
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UNDERSTANDING AS A PROBLEM OF EDUCATION by Nina I. Lobanova

“…As a result of the research, the author concludes that both of these approaches are combined by an original explanatory setting, which arises spontaneously from our daily lives, and then, also unconsciously, becomes the basis of our worldview and our educational activities.The question of explanatory setting, underlying the entire education system, again raises the problem of interaction between student and teacher: how to combine this explanatory setting with the requirement (the desire) to understand (without this intention any of educational process is not successful, incomplete). …”
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Les formes de la concurrence autour de l’orgue italien de la Renaissance by Hugo Perina

“…Organ builders and the civic and religious communities that use them rely on a set of uses and models that reveals both the will to surpass and the desire to imitate a model considered to be excellent. …”
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performancephilosophy by Caroline Wilkins

“… A deliberate formation of the first part of my title, with no upper-case letters and no space between the words, indicates a desire to bring the two terms closer together, but without any further amalgamation. …”
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Rougissement littéraire by Ina Schenker

“…In the different stages of shame, from paralysis to the desire to hide or forget everything to aggression, the analysis opens up the necessary room for reflection towards action that can overcome shame in its actual injustice…”
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Devenir reine kakataibo. Performance, séduction et genre en Amazonie péruvienne by Magda Helena Dziubinska

“…In contrast to the beauty contests organized in other indigenous contexts which expose and affirm cultural difference or ethnicity, the Kakataibo version aims to stage the figure of the white woman transformed into an object of desire. This performance can be understood through the transformations that are taking place in Amerindian villages, and related closely to education, modes of gender construction and more generally to the new politics of the body. …”
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Categories of return among Spanish refugees and other migrants 1950s-1990s: Hypotheses and early observations by Alicia Pozo-Gutierrez, Scott Soo

“…The aims of this article are: firstly to explore return migration as a plural phenomenon, secondly to call into question the view that the desire but inability to return resulted in a paralysing form of nostalgia; and thirdly to shift attention away from a tendency of public discourses to eulogise the memory of ‘integration’ by focusing on a less publicised phase of the migration cycle.…”
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Est-il préférable d’apprendre les langues minoritaires à l’âge adulte ?L’exemple du breton by Grimault Gildas

“…What are the differences between adult and adolescent learning ? What desire drives each age group ? How do adults and teenagers view their language socialization once learning is complete ?…”
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L’intérêt de la DVP pour (re)donner du sens aux apprentissages by Olivier Blond-Rzewuski

“…The discussion with a philosophical purpose (“DVP”) can be a tool for other disciplinary fields and is proving to be a vector of the desire to learn for children children who are particularly vulnerable academically and socially. …”
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Une intervention en clinique de l’activité à visée transformative : apports pour la conception d’une formation de formatrices et formateurs libanais by Sylvie Moussay, Suzanne Abdul-Reda Abourjeili

“…Inscribed in this context of a desire for change and in response to an order from the Lebanese Center for Educational Research and Development, the activity’s intervention-clinical research aimed at developing the activity of the trainers of teachers through the mediation of activity analysis tools. …”
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De l’idéologie d’État au film d’éducation : itinéraire comparé de la France, de l’Italie et des États-Unis dans les années vingt by Christel Taillibert

“…These values are, in France, the inheritance of the Enlightenment, strengthened by the republican ideals stemming from the French Revolution and the state educational model created by Jules Ferry; in Italy, Mussolini’s Nationalist Postulate, and his desire to form a “New Man”, a “regenerated race” of Italians and in the US, the raising of moral standards and the affirmation of inter-culturalism in the already well implanted notion of the “American Way of Life”. …”
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