Un Canada et un Québec qui conjuguent le passé différemment : le poids du passé dans le rapport préliminaire de la Commission royale d’enquête sur le bilinguisme et le biculturalis... by Valérie Lapointe-Gagnon

“…Where does the crisis described by commissers draws its source? Such are the questionings which will interest us. …”
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Regard sur l’éducation relative à l’environnement des adultes by Carine Villemagne

“…First, we explore two main roles of adult: adult as a citizen and as learner, because of possible influences of these two roles on environmental education. Second, we draw up a picture of environmental adult education. …”
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An insight into the stochastic solitonic features of the Maccari model using the solver technique. by Hesham G Abdelwahed, Reem Alotaibi, Emad K El-Shewy, Mahmoud A E Abdelrahman

“…We provide new results with complicated structures to this model, including hyperbolic, trigonometric and rational function solutions. We draw the two dimensional (2D) and three dimensional (3D) graphs to some of the study's solutions under appropriately chosen physical parameter values. …”
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Retour de l’absent by Claire Demesmay, Sabine Russ-Sattar, Katrin Sold

“…This exploratory case study of the Tunisian expatriate communities in the immediate aftermath of the turmoil maps the changes in their associative networks and activities in France, Italy and Germany - the three principal European destinations for Tunisian migrants. It draws its data from a mixed methodological basis, using existing research papers, statistical data from the IOM and other IGOs as well as press and internet site analysis. …”
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Écrire une histoire des employés vietnamiens et indochinois à la Bibliothèque nationale de France by Cao Vy

“…By adopting an inclusive approach, it underscores the central role of these employees in indexing the 25,000 prints of the collection, which were acquired through the legal deposit system in Indochina, and examines the postcolonial dynamics within the BnF. This research draws upon the archives of the General Secretariat of the BnF, particularly the Thérèse Kleindienst collection (1943-1984), which contains previously unexplored documents on the Vietnamese employees and their interactions with the library’s departments.…”
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Le Laboratoire de paysage d’Alnarp en Suède : une expérience de « gestion créative » by Catherine Szanto

“…The research is based on observation, through drawings and measurements, but also on action (“creative management”): the forest is accompanied in its evolution by the traditional gestures of the foresters who provide original forest spaces, thus offering an alternative to a normalisation of the landscape.…”
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Imagining Oneself as Forming a Whole with Others: Descartes’s View of Love by Melanie Tate

“…However, I argue joining in volition is an act of imagining a whole one forms with an object of love. I draw on Descartes’s account of volition in The Passions of the Soul to show forming images in one’s mind qualifies as a volition, on his view. …”
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NORMATIVE CONDITIONS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF INNOVATION COMMERCIALIZATION INFRASTRUCTURE: EUROPEAN EXPERIENCE AND PROBLEMS by A. I. Kiselevich

“…The author considers the benefits that states receive in the effective implementation of the process of commercialization of innovations. The article also draws attention to problems in the field of innovation development infrastructure. …”
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TOWARDS AN “ENGAGED” SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY?

“…The second related suggestion comes from the contemporary systematic theologian, Graham Ward, a scholar who draws on the thought of the ressourcement theologians in his development of what he calls a “culturally engaged” or simply “engaged” systematic theology. …”
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Maurice Denis dans la Grande Guerre by Fabienne Stahl

“…Although he was found medically unfit to serve on the front line, the patriotic élan he felt led him to become involved in the war effort: he was mobilised as a railway guard in Conches (Eure) and was subsequently attached to the military administration in Evreux in 1914-1915; drawings and paintings bear witness to this confused and unsettled period for the artist. …”
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Women's Position in Lithuanian Labour Market in the 20th century by Virginija Jureniene

“…The paper draws attention to women's position in the changing labour market of the 1920s-1930s and after the reestablishment of independence in 1990 in the Republic of Lithuania. …”
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Collaboratively mapping alternative economies by Adrien Labaeye

“…The goal of this article is to inform practitioners and researchers alike about the emerging practice of collaboratively mapping alternative economies. The paper draws from an inventory of over 200 maps, action research, and semi-structured interviews to explore how collaborative mapping – a practice that is largely citizen-driven – may be leveraged for the co-production of (scientific) knowledge about alternative economies. …”
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La mission d’avocat dans la Rome impériale d’après la correspondance de Pline le Jeune by Marie Yschard

“…Because his activity as a lawyer collides with his political and social duties, Pliny tries to stick to a code of ethics that he himself draws up for his own practice. His commitment alongside provincial inhabitants, as well as accused governors, reveals that the lawyer plays a key role in the “fair” conduct of a trial.…”
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Ceci n’est pas le territoire: Transcending the Visual and Literary Frame by Dane Coult

“…By examining the work of David Foster Wallace and select works in the visual arts previously labeled as “metapainting,” the article seeks to demonstrate that this new categorization resolves critical problems that result when art simultaneously draws attention to its frame and to the authenticity of experience.…”
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Adopting technology-based pedagogies for epistemic justice by L. Lusike Mukhongo

“…The concept of epistemic justice inspires efforts to enhance learning environments and cultivate a sense of connection and community among students. The cases draw from my experience adopting the intervention and are presented within an analytical framework of culturally responsive technology-based pedagogies in selected hybrid and in-person media production courses. …”
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Seeding the Spatial Prisoner’s Dilemma with Ulam’s Spiral by Tim Johnson

“…As in any spatial PD model, particular formations of cooperators spur this growth and here these formations draw attention to rare configurations in Ulam’s spiral.…”
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Research on Nonline-of-Sight Positioning Method of Intelligent Mobile Terminal Based on Intelligent Monitoring Architecture of Multimedia Sensor Network by Jianjun Liu

“…Based on the intelligent monitoring architecture of the multimedia sensor network, this article proposes a nonline-of-sight positioning method that can fit the characteristics of autonomous movement for the object of intelligent terminal, that is, first draw the corresponding position trajectory according to the speed attribute of the node. …”
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La figure de l’Abandonné·e. La littérature médiévale comme manuel d’un retour à soi ? by Dominique Demartini

“…If medieval fictions are also not lacking in abandoned lovers, do they not also draw, between self-destruction or that of the other, the paths of a return to oneself, and why not, models of resilience for today's men in the face of the ordeal of abandonment?…”
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De la justesse de l’interprétation à la justice herméneutique : quelle(s) direction(s) pour un tournant féministe de l’herméneutique ? by Axelle Cressens

“…Can an interpretation be “right” without taking into account the power dynamics that shape the production and transmission of meaning? The paper draws on these questions by focusing on a territory that feminists rarely navigate: that of hermeneutics. …”
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Spectres photographiques : quand la photographie hante la littérature by Marie-Jeanne Zenetti

“…Writers who draw their inspiration from photography (either by trying to define it or by inserting photographs into narratives) often relate it to what disappears and comes back again, to loss and haunting memories. …”
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