Modéliser par écrit le travail pour la formation : un enjeu de mise en visibilité de compétences interactionnelles postulées comme implicites by Céline Alcade-Lebrun

“…This analysis converges with those of other written sources and discourses for highlighting a general trend towards reducing these professions to technical gestures in the fields of professional practice and training, and in society as a whole, whereas the observation of work practices reveals a mobilization of complex interactional skills. …”
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Et si le paysage était au service de l’éleveur ? by Eva Bigando, Marion Charbonneau

“…It analyses this singular experience of the landscape and brings to light the way in which the landscape is a part of the daily actions and gestures of livestock farmers. The ultimate goal is to demonstrate how the role of the landscape in their farming and living activities as well as the awareness farmers have of their contribution to the landscape leads to considering this reciprocal relationship as a service provided by and for the farmer.…”
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Materialismo ecológico como materialismo de la reproducción: un diálogo entre Theodor Adorno y Raquel Gutiérrez Aguilar by Andrés F. Parra-Ayala

“…This potential, though never devoid of complexity or tension, gestures toward a vision of differentiation without domination between humanity and nature.…”
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Код-«мусор» – кривой почерк – опечатка: несовершенство как литературный приём в цифровой эре by Ellen Rutten

“… Code “garbage” - crooked handwriting - typo: Imperfection as a literary device in the digital age In this digitized age, we witness a transnational interest in the ‘aesthetics of imperfection’ – aesthetic gestures that foreground shortcomings, mistakes, and flaws. …”
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This is Improper and Irreligious by Gibson Ncube

“…Designating Islam as queer gestures towards the possibility of imagining non-normative sexualities exiting within and being compatible with the religion. …”
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Sièm Occitans en prumièr o […] sièm pas ren du tot : une allocution d’Yves Rouquette (2009). Édition d’extraits, avec une introduction, des notes et une étude des diatopismes remar... by Jean-Pierre Chambon, Marjolaine Raguin-Barthelmebs, Jean Thomas

“…The treatment of the document strives to satisfy the editorial requirements most often reserved to Occitan medieval literary texts: a presentation of the speech and its context, an elaboration of editing criteria adapted to the document, an establishment of the text in the orthography used by Yves Rouquette in his literary work, a critical apparatus of a particular type (giving an account of the speaker's gestures, of some phonetic and phonostylistic realizations, speech misses, etc.), explanatory notes interpreting in detail the meaning of the text, a translation, and a study of the most local features of the speaker's Occitan variety (identifiable with that of Camarès, Aveyron).…”
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Gestes de lecture numérique et lecture immersive de science-fiction by Emmanuelle Lescouet

“…Digital literature, meanwhile, offers science fiction a range of forms and gestures of reading that allow us to rethink immersion (Ryan 2001; Triclot 2017). …”
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America is Dead. Long Live America! Political Affect in Days Gone by Soraya Murray

“…While this research addresses matters of representation—particularly notions of fraught masculinity and a struggle for recognition—its focus is on how the game functions as a window onto a fantasy of American self-reliance and populism that strongly resonates with a Trump-era nationalist turn in the U.S. The essay also gestures toward a methodology of experiential close-reading, one focused on working-through and sitting with a difficult aesthetic object that may at first seem entirely generic. …”
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Read. This. Slowly: mimicking spoken pauses in text messages by Rachel C. Poirier, Andrew M. Cook, Celia M. Klin

“…In contrast with face-to-face conversations, text messages lack important extra-linguistic cues such as tone of voice and gestures. We ask how texters are able to communicate the same nuanced social and emotional meaning without access to this rich set of multimodal cues. …”
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Keats et de Kooning : Pour un romantisme expressionniste abstrait ou la mise en image de l’épitaphe by Caroline Bertonèche

“…The modernity of Keats’s epitaphic imagery seemed to have been an uncanny preamble to de Kooning’s gestural art or pictorial pantomimes on the themes of impermanence and forgetfulness, memory and death. …”
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De (re)conto e (des)encanto: uma leitura de Fita verde no cabelo by Elvya Ribeiro Pereira

“…Based on reflection about oral tradition, narrative and memory, denial of the contemporary world experience, we aim to show how the tale of Guimarães questions the protagonist’s trajectory, Green-Ribbon, unfolds in a symbiosis with speechfact of a narrator plotting the destiny of this legendary girl, now in a dramatic situation, evoking gestures and archetypes that escape through the spaces of her disenchanted consciousness. …”
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« Foin de ma barbe, si je n’ t’arrange une djellaba bien à ta taille ! ». Aspects de la dispute en pays berbère by Claude Lefébure

“…Three short texts by speakers originating from Ayt Sadden in Morocco, Ayt Frah in the Aures region and Irjen in Kabylie, are scanned for what they reveal about arguments in Berber society: exchanges of wild words and fixed formulas associated with gestures which convey a threat of physical and moral aggression. …”
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Improving Learning Performance with Happiness by Interactive Scenarios by Chi-Hung Chuang, Ying-Nong Chen, Luo-Wei Tsai, Chun-Chieh Lee, Hsin-Chun Tsai

“…The players are asked to select particular operation by gestures and physical expressions within a certain time. …”
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De l’analyse micrologique de l’activité au développement du métier : quand l’intelligibilité contribue au processus de professionnalisation by Joris Thievenaz, Marion Paggetti, Richard Wittorski

“…As an example, a study on the activity of psychomotricians is an opportunity to highlight the way in which the identification of micro-gestures of adjustment during a session of care of a patient-child makes it possible to better identify what constitutes the professional action in its central dimensions, while supporting the actions of reengineering of the training in progress in this profession. …”
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La série télévisée comme métaphore fonctionnelle et mémorielle de la pandémie Covid-19 by Pierre Morelli

“…As experiential frameworks, networked screens reconfigure activities and provide a framework for exchanges, guaranteeing barrier-free gestures. Instead of the metaphor of waves of contamination unable to convey the complexity of the situations encountered, we prefer the model of television series (Morelli 2021), whose immersive narrative mechanisms are more conducive to building and understanding both singular and collective memories of the history of Covid-19.…”
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Intimità sacra e nuove appartenenze nella devozione dei Mauriziani induisti a Santa Rosalia (Palermo) by Eugenio Giorgianni

“…Migrant subjects incorporate Catholic ritual gestures and symbols in their votive dialogue with Santa Rosalia, establishing an emotional and spiritual connection with the city of Palermo through the sacred space of Monte Pellegrino, while demanding miracles from her deity to facilitate processes such as learning the Italian language and aspiring for greater social mobility. …”
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“Helt Texas, Morgan Kane!”: Notes on the Pedagogies of Finding, Documenting, and Teaching the American West in Norwegian Backyards by Stefan Rabitsch

“…The resultant documentary archive gestures at rather clear patterns. For example, the students’ findings included but were not limited to country-specific (re)imaginings of the mythic West in different media, heterotopic spaces of performance, play, consumption and the hyperreal, instances of ‘playing Indian,’ iconographic scatterings, cowboy/Western poetics in music, and more. …”
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“Revealing what cannot be spoken” – Gabriel Josipovici’s Short Stories as Illustrations of Transcendental Negativity by Werner Wolf

“…The present contribution focuses on Josipovici’s short stories and on the remarkable worldview they illustrate, which is characterized by what may be termed ‘transcendental negativity’: although Josipovici’s short fiction is historically aligned with postmodernism, the worldview implied in it features postmodernist scepticism only to a certain extent, for it transcends the negativity of an insistence on our “distance from understanding” by constantly gesturing towards an inscrutable beyond, by “revealing what cannot be spoken.” …”
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A Comprehensive Review: Interaction of Appearance and Behavior, Artificial Skin, and Humanoid Robot by Nguyen Minh Trieu, Nguyen Truong Thinh

“…Many novel methods were introduced for the design of the robot’s external appearance, internal mechanisms, and gestures. Recent research on humanoid robots is designed to appear to be copies of the anthropometric indicators of real people, which may affect the security of other people’s identities. …”
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L’enfant des villes. Considérations sur la place du jeu et la créativité de l’architecte face à l’émergence de la ville garantie by Marc Breviglieri

“…Taking a closer look, the inspired manifestation of such gestures of escape reveals an essential dimension of the sensory relation to the urban environment, which architects should bear in mind. …”
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