À l’école des temps faibles. Quelques enjeux didactiques d’une éducation en mineur by Thibaut Bouchet-Gimenez

“…This text tries to approach theoretically, to circumscribe ethically and to illustrate in the practice these didactic weak times by the description of “facilitation” as a gesture of minor study and by the presentation of the “moment game” as a micro-situation allowing the passage towards an epistemic relation to the world.…”
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IMAGE OF MARY OF BETHANY AN INSPIRATION FOR MYSTICISM by Aleksandra Nalewaj

“…  The purpose of this article is to attempt to interpret Mary's gesture at the feast in Bethany, that is, anointing Jesus' feet with precious nard and rubbing them with her hair (Jn 12:3). …”
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L’Affaire Redureau, le crime de Bas-Briacé (1913) : Un meurtrier de 15 ans au cœur des complaintes by Sophie Victorien, Pierre Guillard

“…This persistence of the memory of the horror caused by this gesture is further developed by Pierre Guillard, who draws on the most well-known lament concerning this affair, discovered during a work of harvesting and co-collecting songs from oral traditions undertaken in the late 1980s and early 1990s.…”
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Âmes sensibles s’abstenir : violence à / de l’art contemporain by Catherine Bernard

“…Modern and contemporary art seems, for its part, to turn violence against art itself in a critical gesture that engages our aesthetic relation and seems to exhaust meaning. …”
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Les dés sont jetés ! by Pascale Dollfus

“…On these highlands, throwing dice—a gesture always accompanied by equivocal phrases, either murmured to shouted—is not only a method of divination, a pastime or a money game, but also the means of making all decisions relating to the smooth running of the community: choosing the headman and his assistants, dividing up pastures, choosing the men sent to fetch stray animals, etc. …”
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Le droit à l’image : le Cinéma Novo brésilien et l’apparaître by Gustavo Chataignier

“…Working within (as well as worked by) its Italian and French influences, respectively neorealism and the Nouvelle Vague, the Cinema Novo combines their recreation gesture with folk and national imaginary elements. …”
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Traduire en collectif le théâtre italien contemporain. Les enjeux politiques de La Langue du bourricot by Paolo Bellomo, Céline FRIGAU MANNING

“…The Langue du bourricot is for its members both a point of departure and arrival: the gesture of translating itself, as much as the traductorial decisions and the choice of texts, seeks to found a political project.…”
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« Est-ce un viol ? » Catégoriser les violences sexuelles dans les récits ordinaires by Noémie Marignier

“…This discursive, often interactional work ultimately makes rape a poly-referential word that does not simply refer to facts, but also to a discursive presentation of these facts as part of an interpretative gesture.…”
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Mihai Sin – suprafețele prozei by Nicoleta Sălcudeanu

“…Inside the benign, daytime writing, expressed through small, seemingly insignificant gesture, it is revealed, exasperatingly and unsettling slowly, the hideous figure of the absolute evil, it is revealed the bordering hell, the hell itself, on the line where the fragile human faces its intrinsically evil, but also its infernal otherness. …”
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Design and Construction of a Four-Point Contactless Switch for Industrial Application. by Okello, Thomas

“…This project report details the design and construction of a contactless switching system for controlling four loads using an APDS and RGB gesture sensor, along with an Arduino. The system employs a proximity-based sensor to detect hand movements and control the four corresponding loads. …”
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HANNAH ARENDT E A QUESTÃO NEGRA NA DESSEGREGAÇÃO DA ESCOLA DE LITTLE ROCK, 1957 by Danilo Arnaldo Briskievicz, Amauri Carlos Ferreira

“…We clarify that the common world is a common history woven as a result of action and discourse, in which agents are revealed by word, voice and gesture. Finally, we note that two women were chosen to narrate Little Rock: Elizabeth Eckford, the 15-year-old student who was publicly harassed and had her gesture immortalized in a photograph; and another, Hannah Arendt. …”
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The Grace Machine: Of Turns, Wheels and Limbs by Lars Spuybroek

“…The first part establishes the concept of grace within gift exchange where the aesthetics of gracefulness is not defined by gesture or action, but by the combination of a cyclical rhythm and the verticality of stance. …”
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Scene Construction and Application of Panoramic Virtual Simulation in Interactive Dance Teaching Based on Artificial Intelligence Technology by Na Guo, Feng.ming Liu

“…Experimental data show that the average recognition rate of gestures is 89.8%, which can meet the gesture switching interaction of working conditions in virtual simulation of equipment operation.…”
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Após a nacionalidade: história do romance e produção romanesca no Brasil e na América Latina by Pedro Dolabela Chagas

“…We then suggest the exhaustion of that critical gesture, given the recent changes in the representation of local identity in Brazilian and Latin-American literature. …”
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Constraining Metaphor and Metonymy in Language and Depiction: A Cognitive Semiotics Approach by Zlatev Jordan

“…I argue that this has led to unbounded over-extension, and general confusion about what metaphor and metonymy actually are, and thus on how to be able to reliably identify them in language and other semiotic systems like gesture and depiction. There is therefore an urgent need to constrain the concepts of metaphor and metonymy to more reasonable proportions, and in this article I propose such a more constrained approach, using the Motivation & Sedimentation Model (MSM) of meaning-making. …”
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Speech and the Right Hemisphere by E. M. R. Critchley

“…Ease of learning by actors and when learning foreign languages is achieved by marrying speech with gesture and intonation, thereby adopting a right hemisphere strategy.…”
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Megalithic biographies. From partial closures to total closures and from single sealing to double sealing by Dominique Jagu, Claude Masset

“…At two of these sites, evidence shows that heavy "cover slabs" were put in place only after burials had ceased, as a gesture of permanent closure: prior to their installation, only a lightweight, water-tight cover had been present. …”
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Cielesność dywergencyjna – komponent integralnej edukacji wychylonej w przyszłość by Katarzyna Krasoń

“…Experiencing oneself by means of movement, creating an individual story about oneself through gesture activates the subconscious, facilitates visualizing past experiences, feeling them again, and analyzing. …”
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The territory into architecture. Big scale and agriculture in Italian Architecture, 1966-1978 by Zeila Tesoriere

“…Those works, distilling the formal gesture to reactivate large-scale relationships in a diachronic time, by opposing architecture to the artificiality of the consumerist city on its way to conquest every land, using the collage in a poetics for fragments, and composing projects as scenarios, still echo in our season.…”
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Appareillages livresques et diffractions fictionnelles dans le projet multimodal Character de Paul Heintz by Corentin Lahouste, David Martens, René Audet

“…This multimodal ecosystem, marked by a principle of repetition and a logic of duplication, is as much a questioning of reality through fiction as it is a political gesture: Heintz places the relational schema at the heart of the enterprise, with a view to giving substance to the possibility of a readjusted ‘being together’ capable of responding to contemporary political issues echoed in a novel like 1984.…”
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