This research work focuses on studying the representations of the journey put into circulation via the Instagram device by a group of users — which we simply define as a globe-trotters whose passion and practice from the other side are laid down as communal denominators. The study of the process of...

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Aborder Nosfell comes into a complex world that runs on multiple written, recorded, cartoon and live media. As the voice was the preferred instrument of this artist, who could in some respects rank in the great “song”, his study appeared to be necessary. For example, by bringing together the concept...

In 1939, Marion Post Wolcott, a young photographer recently engaged by the Farm Security Administration, travels for a few months in Florida. Post Wolcott began to develop a particular interest in the region’s grasping contrasts: along the coast, the migrant camps and the fields devastated by drough...

In patriarchal societies, from the inception of the Old World, there is a paradox that half of them are deprived in religious ideo/logical discourse — that is to say, in the ideal representation of reality — of their legitimate role in society, and is limited to a reassuring construct of the seconda...

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In Virginia Woolf’s work outrage does not manifest itself bluntly and is never assimilated to sharp animosity. Anger is a feeling she deems insincere in fiction and which eventually leads to the loss of ‘perfect integrity’. Woolf argues in favour of a subtle balance, a need to ‘attempt to alter the...

This research tackles the appropriation process leading to immersion in the context of a new virtual environment and the role an avatar can play to favor immersion by allowing embodiment, as our analysis links it to each appropriation step. Furthermore, this relationship is observed throughout time

This article supports the value of an ecological approach to explore a social dimension suggested by social sciences under the theme of the embodiment of action, but rarely taken on its own: the sensitive condition of the agent and of acting. Exploring this dimension by means of an ecological survey...

This contribution was intended to answer the following question: Does research play a role in helping us understand ethical issues in the practice of appropriate physical activities? We relied on the ethical distinction applied between a top-down and a bottom-up approach, one based on the philosophi...

This article aims to show how Foucault’s concern about space and its representations in the mid-1960s is anchored in a deep reflection on the joint issues of utopia and Eterotopia. These issues are dealt with by Foucault on the basis of a triple declination of the spatial paradigm, granted later on...

The unexpected has been accompanying me since my doctoral research. Having studied the imagination of the French Catholic missionaries and their perception of Korean society at the end of the 19th century, I discovered the archives of their theatre activity as part of the pedagogy introduced at the...

This article offers a trinitary and christological meditation in which the author shows how the mystery of the Incarnation reveals the mystery of Trinity. The uniqueness of the divine nature and the trinity of divines are attested in the being and the life of the Verbe is a flesh, which enables us,...

The deliberative system of communicative studies is exposed to cultural openness, according to modern cultural studies, to establish a verbal language system that achieves reciprocal and cross-cultural relations. This research has examined the concept of deliberative approach in the contemporary Ira...

The issue of this research is the one to analyze to what extent the cultural action is integrated to the metropolization process, in the sense of a reinforcement of the weight of Metropolis as political stakeholder of globalization. Thus, we will discuss the way culture takes part in the metropolita...

The issue of this research is the one to analyze to what extent the cultural action is integrated to the metropolization process, in the sense of a reinforcement of the weight of Metropolis as political stakeholder of globalization. Thus, we will discuss the way culture takes part in the metropolita...

The present work aims to advance the analysis of political discourse beyond the treatment of his language subject (as a transcript of oral speeches). If it is assumed that the notion of speech designates the semi-tic heterogeneous composition of the relevant products (regardless of the complexity of...

Evidence suggests that the inflammatory reaction, an adaptive response triggered by a variety of harmful stimuli and conditions involved in the risk and development of many chronic diseases, is a potential pathway through which the socioeconomic environment is biologically embedded. Difficulty in in...

International audience Our inner space is furnished, and sometimes even stuffed, with verbal material. The nature of inner language has long been under the careful scrutiny of scholars, philosophers and writers, through the practice of introspection. The use of recent experimental methods in the fie...

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Volume entitled: Bodies and Politics. Healing Rituals in the Democratic South Africa, Co-ordinated by Véronique FAURE, co-edited by Arnold SHEPPERSON This paper provides an analysis of the ukuthwasa ritual through which Johannes Manzini of KwaNgwanase [1] entered the Majoy divining sodality. I will...

While the glossary of the symbolic version of the Father expired, the author focuses on thinking of the father as a still and not ideal normative, as embodiment and not a meaningful function, as a singular actor and not a pure symbol, as a contingent meeting rather than as a surname, as ethical resp...

While there were many attempts in modernity to overcome body and mind dualism, philosophical theories of language in many cases reintroduced it in a subtle but not less effective way. The article discusses several theorems to think about the truth of the sign and shows the preponderance, from Kierke...

Considering the very meaning of teaching literature and probably its future, it is time to challenge both the author’s annexation by ‘literary history’ and its exclusion for the sole benefit of ‘textual analysis’ and its methodological derivatives. The question of ‘author’ — the singularity of a lif...