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Towards religious superdiversity: diversity, plurality, pluralism and recognition
This book describes the issues of recognition of religious diversity in terms of relations, urban public space, public debate, public visibility and social and legal recognition. It suggests thinking about the contemporary situation of plural societies at the crossroads of empirics and norms. It is...
The ‘Bazin Transformation’ or For a story of critical criticism
This text is an introduction to a future book, dedicated to a renewed study of the Brazilian discourse. It takes stock of the Bazinian exegesis, identifies its limits and proposes some methodological avenues to answer an unprecedented question: how did Bazin become Bazin? Not: how did the famous Fre...
The Church of Belgium and the repentance towards Jews
In the aftermath of the Second World War, the commonly accepted idea was that the Church of Belgium had done its duty to the Jews who were victims of Nazi persecution. This feeling of ‘duty accomplished’ was encouraged by the highest authorities in the Jewish community, which, from the Liberation, h...
Epidermis and epidemic. On the issue of visibility in the construction of two minority categories
National audience. This article questions the issues of visibility and invisibility in the construction of socio-political categories. By mirroring the battle of black against racism and that of HIV/AIDS patients against the epidemic, we promote the idea that the socio-political minority groups shap...
Conditions for the recognition of the status of co-employer of the members of a UES The conditions for recognition of the status of co-employer of the members of a UES: Observations under Cass.Soc 28 September 2010, No 09-41.243
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Coastal erosion as an element of persuasion of municipalities towards a more sustainable path: the municipalities of Carry-le-Rouet and Biarritz
The coastline is a very popular area that is facing increasingly frequent attacks in front of the sea, leading to a backsliding of the coastline. Almost a quarter of the French coastline is subject to erosion. Faced with this phenomenon, the majority of municipalities use a method of combating erosi...
Effect of aging on visual inhibition: Exploration through an WM task including visual similarities
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The artistic renewal of Mexican cinema
Mexican cinema today has a growing number of films every year, but the situation faced by young filmmakers in distributing what they produce remains problematic. Fiscal stimulus to invest in new productions, and the visibility that many filmmakers gain in film festivals, have been of little use. Wit...
An example of the use of data generated through handwritten recognition: the recognition of designated entities
from the creation of data to their exploitation Graduate to the eScriptorium body set up on the Traces6 server and the creation of handwritten recognition models (REM), it is now possible to automate the automatic transcription of LECTAUREP project documents on a large scale. Data produced from eScr...
Professionalisation in a master’s degree in engineering, an innovative teaching scheme
This work reflects a teaching scheme professionalising a master’s degree in engineering, developing the autonomy and recognition of training professionals in relation to a specific task. We describe the origins and characteristics of a device structured by problem-based learning in a playful situati...
Patrice Yengo. Paradoxes of the scientific recognition of African intellectuals Patrice Yengo. Paradoxes of scientific recognition of African intellectuals: History of the scientific refuge
Patrice Yengo, from Congo-Brazzaville, is an inclined intellectual, a permanent temporary exile. Beyond its specificity, its trajectory is characteristic of these African scholars in exile, who enjoy undeniable recognition but have never succeeded in being perceived as eligible for a post in the Fre...
In Search of Lao She's Original Style : a Study on the French versions of his novels
As one of the most eminent writers of modern Chinese literature, Lao She tries to, through his literary creation, revive old Peking with its people, with Peking flavor and humor constituting the two most characteristic features of his style. These stylistic features that are rooted in Chinese cultur...
Anagnorisis and thought of chance in the New Copies of Cervantès
The article explores the Anagnorisis of several new cervantines to show that, far from being just conventional topoi, these recognitions question the imagination of the predominant blood in Spain in the Golden Siècle. The ‘necessity’ of a heredity thought in the 16th and 17th centuries within the id...
The desire of reason : Hegel and Hobbes
This thesis aspires to establish a detailed theoretical comparison between the thought of G. W. F. Hegel and that of Thomas Hobbes. It is my contention that the two thinkers have a common starting point on many fundamental problems of human practical life, such as the account of desire and self-cons...
Siblings relationships and intra-family relational experience of non-ill adult siblings of people suffering from schizophrenia
Background: Good sibling relationships in adulthood are known to be a protective factor for mental health.Two axes make up this thesis. The first examined and compared the sibling relationships of people with and without schizophrenia. The second axis highlighted the intrafamilial relational experie...
The Intercultural University of Nations and Peuples Autochtones Amawtay Wasi. Can indigenous higher education contribute to the decolonisation of society in Ecuador?
the Intercultural University of Indigenous Nations and Peoples, Amawtay Wasi (House of Sagesse, Kichwa) was officially established in 2004, following the indigenous struggles of the 1990s in Ecuador. At the time, the UN Charter of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples was not yet endorsed, and Ecuador ha...
Modeling security for network access through asymmetric cryptography using iris recognition and agent technology
The exponential growth in the use of the Internet as well as the emergence of new types of applications has increased the network’s constraints in terms f security. Fort the last several years, biometric techniques have proven their applicability and reliability in providing secure access to shared...
The museum representation of the comic strip author: the challenges of a dialectic between the artist and the artist
The representation of the comic writer in the museum field inevitably leads us to the question of the symbolic representations which the museum is involved in building and disseminating to the public. In recent years’ scientific literature, it is common to meet the sociological model of artification...
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La place des économistes à l’égard de la politique économique de leur pays dépend d’une part, de la qualité de ses économistes, mais aussi et surtout de la place qu’ils tiennent dans la société et de la reconnaissance que cette société a du rôle qu’ils jouent ou qu’ils peuvent jouer. De grands écono...
Control of the hydraulic impact, on the surface structure, of the tipping of closed mines in the lorrain ferrifer basin (France)
The cessation of underground mining in the lorrain ferrifer basin and the consequent stopping of exhaure pumping have led to a rapid rise in the level of sinking of the mining reservoir and, in a particular sector of the Orne valley, a significant increase in the piezometric dimension of the alluvia...
Claude Dubar, The crisis of identities. The interpretation of a mutation
Claude Dubar’s book begins as a relatively classic sociology book on the general theme of cultural and social modernisation and ends as a political and moral reflection on identities, the conditions for their formation and recognition. Between the two terms of this pathway, the author offers clear a...
Recognition by the Cour de cassation of the franchisee’s own customer base, an element of his business
(Cass. 3e Civ., 27 March 2002, Treviso v Basquet, judgment No 615 FS-P-B-R-I; D. 2002.J.2400, note H. Kenfack and 1487, obs. E. Chevrier; Right 21, 2002.J.193, Note C. Priéto)
Mountains to live, to see and to preserve : dynamics of tourism and European World Heritage sites (Laponia and Pyrénées-Mont Perdu)
The establishment of a World Heritage Site based on mixed criteria combines objectives relating both to the preservation and the promotion of natural and cultural systems. They may profoundly transform both the relationships to these places and the places themselves. This thesis addresses these dyna...
Patrice Yengo. The paradoxes of the scientific recognition of African intellectuals: History of the scientific refuge
Patrice Yengo, from Congo-Brazzaville, is an inclined intellectual, a permanent temporary exile. Beyond its specificity, its trajectory is characteristic of these African scholars in exile, who enjoy undeniable recognition but have never succeeded in being perceived as eligible for a post in the Fre...
Transsexualism and the law of parenthood
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