Un demi-siècle de recherches uqamiennes sur le journalisme : état des lieux et perspectives d’avenir by Chantal Francœur, Éric George, Samuel Lamoureux, Jean-Hugues Roy

“…We conclude that the UQAM journalism studies are rich, plural and diverse on the one hand, and relatively dispersed on the other, and that it would be relevant to encourage more dialogue between teaching and research, but also between researchers.…”
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Adopter une approche écosystémique : accepter de changer by Nancy Tanguay, Johanne Saint-Charles, Sylvie de Grosbois

“…It allowed us to question our scientific methods in order to maintain a dialogue between the different knowledge bases and reach a better understanding of the issue from the communities’ perspective.…”
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A Shared Passion for Nonsense: Laura E. Richards and Margaret Atwood by Michaela Keck

“…This article opens up a transnational and transhistorical dialogue between the two North American women authors Laura E. …”
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Staging Sedition despite Censorship: the Representation of the People on the Shakespearean Stage in 2 Henry VI by Delphine Lemonnier-Texier

“…The tension that exists in the characterization of Cade between what the script of the play says and what the performance of the dialogue in the scene does on stage shows how Shakespeare succeeded in apparently accommodating the censor’s incentive, while actually showing Cade as a popular hero.…”
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Les éthiques environnementales aux bords du politique. Esquisse d'un perfectionnisme écocentrique by Rémi Beau 

“…This contribution is revealed by the study of the ordinary practices of reproducing the daily life and maintaining the community. In light of the dialogue between Henry David Thoreau and Baird Callicott, I highlight the way a democratic definition of the relationships between the individuals and their socio-ecological communities calls for the development of an ecocentric perfectionism.…”
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Dealing with rent and rentier economies: New perspectives from institutional economics by Adrien Faudot, Julien Vercueil

“…As far as it is concerned, Régulation Theory has developed a comprehensive reading of what it called the “rentier accumulation regime”, including it in the analysis of the variety of capitalism and allowing for a dialogue with development economics. In particular, it shows that institutional hierarchies co-evolve with the fluctuations of rent. …”
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Junqueiro and Saramago : Portugal, God and the human being by Carlos Nogueira

“…Given the centrality of the theme of Portugal's decline in their works, a dialogue is also established with Antero de Quental and his renowned discourse Causas da Decadência dos Povos Peninsulares nos Últimos Três Séculos (1871).…”
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Spirituality in a secular age: from Charlies Taylor to study of the Bible and spirituality by A. T. Lincoln

“…Finally, it reflects on the potential of Taylor’s work for those who are interested in dialogue between a spirituality rooted in biblical perspectives and contemporary forms of spirituality, focusing on his notion of “fullness.” …”
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Individual and collective scale in the complexity of school space. The Portuguese experience by André Santos, Anna Kazimirko, Leonardo Barros

“…So, through the intervention developed by Parque Escolar on the grounds of rehabilitation of the scholar buildings in Portugal, it’s important to comprehend the dialogue between different scales from distinct environments (programmatic, educational, social and infrastructural), defending this operation as a paradigmatic response to the multi-scale complexity.…”
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Seamstresses Damn It! Struggle Trajectories and Self-Management in Argentina’s Popular Economies by Alioscia Castronovo

“…The purpose of this article is to contribute to the conceptualization of popular economies, creating a dialogue between authors and perspectives of the social sciences and drawing from an ethnographic research project in Buenos Aires. …”
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Le style modal de la science-fiction by Emmanuel Boisset

“…Un exemple chez Iain M. Banks montre un dialogue quasi incompréhensible mettre à l’épreuve la signification comme possibilité. …”
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“There Is Nothing New Out Here!” A Case Study of Communication Strategies and Gender Dynamics in the First World War Family Correspondence by Jiří Hutečka

“…Using these collections that include either both or – rather uniquely – only the woman’s side of the correspondence, the author tries to follow the basic strategies employed by respective parties to the wartime dialogue between the frontline and the home front, ranging from discursive silence to standardized “calming phrases” and strategies, all the way to the moments when these strategies crumble under the weight of the events. …”
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Les questions féministes dans les revues occitanistes des années 1968 : entre revendications et négociations by Camille Courgeon

“…Drawing on three journals that were close to the political and cultural sides of the movement, Lutte occitane, Per noste, and Fòrabanda, the article shows how the feminist positions of each contributed to bringing Occitanism into dialogue with the other politically committed left-wing social movements of the period, such as the feminist ones. …”
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Discerning the mystical wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita and John of the Cross by C. Kourie

“…While the respective epistemological foundations of diverse traditions may differ, mutual understanding and respectful dialogue nevertheless facilitate respect for the other and offer opportunities for mutual enrichment. …”
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Le dispositif-design : quand la technique devient disciplinaire by Joffrey Paillard

“…This way of proceeding will be for us the occasion to make dialogue two visions – one Flusserian, another Foucauldian – of “power” which seem to us to answer each other. …”
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Paul Auster, Report from the Interior.“From you to you, and conversely” by Jean-Louis CLARET

“…The presence of a series of photographs at the end of the book provides a different and complementary point of view that prompts a subtle dialogue between text and image. Though the protagonist is never represented, the gaze he included in the text may be interpreted as some form of incarnation that strengthens the link between the narrator and the reader.…”
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Pour une esthétique de la réception en histoire des idées politiques by Clément Rodier

“…It encourages, at the same time, a sustained dialogue with political ideas, which is likely to unleash all their potential.…”
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Analiza Modlitwy Eucharystycznej G Kościoła Anglii by Dominik Bosak

“…Prayer G apart from standard parts of every anaphora, such as the introductory dialogue or the institution narrative, contains also its own characteristics in its content. …”
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The Psychogeographic Fotoromanzo as an Urban Affective Mapping Practice: Notes on Ralph Rumney’s The leaning Tower of Venice by Elisa Mozzelin

“…Psychogeography, a method of reality analysis incubated in the 1950s by the Situationist International, was presented early on as a methodology capable of unraveling the precise effects of the geographic environment on the psychic behavior of individuals, paving the way for a dialogue between geography and psychology. Ralph Rumney, drawing from the Situationist lesson, translates his research on the city of Venice into a narrative form, choosing the fotoromanzo as an innovative form of representation. …”
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Autour des critiques du concept de sexe. Entretien avec Anne Fausto-Sterling by Anne Fausto-Sterling, Priscille Touraille

“…This text is a dialogue between Anne Fausto-Sterling, Professor Emerita of Biology and Gender Studies in the Department of Molecular and Cell Biology and Biochemistry at Brown University, and Priscille Touraille, anthropologist at the CNRS (Centre national de la recherche scientifique) in the department of eco-anthropology and ethnology of the National Museum of Natural History in Paris. …”
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