Nîmes dans l’œuvre narrative de Georges Gros by Claire Torreilles

“…From the labyrinth of the streets of the Placette district, where childhood seeks its bearings, to the paths of the garrigue whose names evoke a world now lost, to the novelistic anchoring in the new districts of the ZUP, lights, smells, dreams and faces emerge vividly from memory or history.…”
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Enlightenment and Identity : Franklin, Work, and Play by Michael Zuckerman

“…America was seen by Europeans as a place of possibility from the first and none better than Benjamin Franklin proved these democratic dreams could become reality, recent biographers seeing him as the first American. …”
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Houses of Horror or Magical Kingdoms? Past Times Revisited with Miguel Ángel Asturias, Carlos Fuentes and Julio Cortázar by Lois Marie Jaeck

“…Their fictional mergers of past and present insinuate the reversibility/ambiguity of dreams/representation with physical reality. They thus recognize the authentic presence of Pre-Columbian culture in contemporary Latin American societies and put into question the validity of European/North American materialism.…”
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O universo visual dos xamãs wauja (Alto Xingu) by Aristóteles Barcelos Neto

“…This paper analyses the shaman’s visual experiences in dreams and trances as elements in the conceptualisation of the four main types of non-human beings (« animal-people », « clothing », « monster », and « animal ») and of their relationships to the Wauja. …”
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The Black Ecstatic by Desirée de Jesús

“…My video essay ‘The Black Ecstatic’ concentrates on a sequence in this musical and explores how attending to sound enables us to think across generations of Black diasporic dreaming, striving, believing, and resisting bodies.…”
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Ипостаси художественного пространства: ностальгия и воображение (на примере повести Алексaндра Потемкина Кабала)... by Lesława Korenowska

“…Parfirchikov’s imagination is tightly connected with nostalgia, which manifests itself in the escape from the real world into the dreamed space of his inner world. Every character’s transformation from one space into another takes place after the dose of drug is taken by him.…”
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Doamnele diplomaţiei româneşti: Elena Văcărescu (1864–1937) by George Lețu

“…A witness to the foundation of the League of Nations, Elena Văcărescu dreamed of establishing a universal harmony in which Romania will have a well-deserved place.…”
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Aventurières noctambules by Thomas Fouquet

“…Beyond the too simplistic idea of the “women-sex-object”, the complexity of the moral subject appears: it is often characterized by inconsistency and ambivalence, dreams and aspirations for a “different story”.…”
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Landscape Design: Twenty-Two Ideas for a Low-Care, Low-Cost Landscape by Gail Hansen

“…Many homeowners desire a beautiful landscape but are often discouraged by the lack of time and money needed to create and care for the garden of their dreams. A pleasing, low-care, low-cost landscape is possible, however, with careful planning, appropriate plant choices, and a thoughtful design. …”
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Rêves de fleurs et rêves de fruits : une construction andine du genre by Palmira La Riva González

“…Dreams of flowers and fruits. The Andean construction of gender. …”
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Landscape Design: Twenty-Two Ideas for a Low-Care, Low-Cost Landscape by Gail Hansen

“…Many homeowners desire a beautiful landscape but are often discouraged by the lack of time and money needed to create and care for the garden of their dreams. A pleasing, low-care, low-cost landscape is possible, however, with careful planning, appropriate plant choices, and a thoughtful design. …”
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Sociology in the Clinic by Harvey Zorbaugh

“…A quarter of a century ago the majority of sociologists might fairly have been labeled either philosophers or reformers. They dreamed on the one hand of cosmic cycles in the affairs of men; on the other hand, of utopia realized on earth. …”
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Agile Education: Luisa Collina on the evolution of Design Schools by Valentina Auricchio

“…Job positions are changing, students are changing, together with their needs and dreams, technologies evolve and new forms of collaboration are arising, but what can universities do to promptly react to global processes? …”
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Écrire la différence : une relecture politique des nouvelles de Sylvia Plath by Federica DORIA

“…This article proposes a feminist reading of Johnny Panic and the Bible of Dreams and Other Prose Writings (1977) by Sylvia Plath. …”
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« I am content with tentativeness from day to day » : Thomas Hardy et le parti pris poétique du tâtonnement by Laurence Estanove

“…This deliberate artistic preference for uncertainty is visible in the poet’s hesitant stances, wavering between harsh renunciation and the relief of conscious dreaming. The Hardyan approach to life is therefore essentially a « tentative » one, and Hardy’s work functions as a set of impressions, « a series of seemings ». …”
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Alexithymia and Emotional Deficits Related to Posttraumatic Stress Disorder: An Investigation of Content and Process Disturbances by Ewa A. Ogłodek

“…PTSD is associated with intrusive memories, distressing dreams, dissociative reactions, avoidance of trauma-related stimuli, negative mood and sense of well-being, increased arousal and irritability, and clinically significant distress and impaired functioning. …”
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Ten et Tru sur Bourbon Street by Liliane KERJAN

“…The crescent city is their favorite haunt and haven, a place of first times, the harbor of dreams. The two friends know their nest by heart, its balconies and bars, each celebrating love, freedom and Mardi-Gras. …”
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Madrid, la ciudad quimera by Bénédicte Brémard

“…For the protagonists in the films studied, Madrid is both a screen on which they project their dreams and a monstrous figure capable of swallowing them and against which they have to fight. …”
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Les arènes espagnoles sous le franquisme : un espace de « contre-pouvoir » ? by Justine Guitard

“…Viewed in this light, the toreros had the capacity to nourish dreams, including that of freedom.…”
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