Les plantes envahissantes en Polynésie française : un exemple d’approche de la complexité en science de l’environnement by Sébastien Larrue

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« Monstreuses » : biotechnologies, figures et fictions féministes dans le récit bref de science-fiction by Michèle Soriano

“…» requires agreements, moves, translations and connections, but we are freeing from paranoia, segregation, borders and invaders, security policies and redeeming apocalypses.…”
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Les envahisseurs de l’espace sont parmi nous : vers une esthétique quotidienne du pixel by Anne Besson

“…Cet article montre comment certaines icônes d’une science-fiction populaire et ludique – en tout premier lieu les « Space Invaders » d’un des premiers et des plus fameux jeux d’arcade (Taïto, 1978) – en sont venues à occuper le premier plan d’un jeu avec et contre « l’artificialisation du monde » (Couchot et Hilaire), où il s’agit faire sortir la fiction de ses lieux pour organiser son invasion du réel. …”
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Évaluation de la prolifération de la Jacinthe d’eau du lac Ravelobe Ankarafantsika et plan de restauration by Ranarijaona Hery Lisy Tiana, Zainabo Félicie, Andriamanantena Ainazo Herilala, Andrianasetra Georges Simon

“…Entailed by the wind, it invades in a scattered way the entire free surface’s water. …”
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Le Jugement dernier de Léon Delmont : déplacements du sacré dans La Modification de Michel Butor by Sophie Guermès

“…However, the Sacred will gradually invade it through hallucinations of the narrator. …”
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La construction du personnage dans la presse people by Marc Lits

“…What was already an established practice in the world of entertainment now invades the political universe, as increasingly witnessed in celebrity magazines.…”
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L’Armorique romaine : assimilation ou résistance ? by Patrick Galliou

“…Long regarded as one of the last bastions of a Celtic world crushed under the boot of the invader, Roman Armorica long fed the fantasies of a society traumatised by the military debacles and cultural upheavals it had just experienced. …”
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« Bouter les anglicismes hors de France » by Léopold Julia

“…Are we (really) invaded by anglicisms? Defenders of the unilinguist ideology, language purists and conservatives, have never failed to alert us about the alleged dangers of borrowing from English. …”
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La récupération des œuvres d’art et objets mobiliers pillés durant la Grande Guerre : les ressources des Archives nationales by Michèle Conchon

“…The plunder of works of art and movable artefacts witnessed during the First World War in the regions invaded and occupied by the enemy contributed to the creation, after the war, of some specific and complex administrative organisms, which were supposed to help return the plundered works to their rightful owners. …”
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Vers les analyses algorithmiques de l'espace et des territoires by Claire Bailly, Jean Magerand

“…The methods they claim and / or convey invade the modes of analysis of most domains in charge of the territory and of the city such as sociology or geography. …”
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L’étiologie de la morve équine chez les vétérinaires grecs et latins : flux d’humeur et flux de souffle by Valérie Gitton-Ripoll

“…In the case of morbus articularis, a paradigmatic variety, the contaminated bile fills up the head, the nostrils, and invades the arteries too, closing breathing (paremptosis). …”
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Du petit poucet devenu l’enfant‑océan a Mekideche et Baïdro effets d’intertextualité et de transculturalité by Marie‑Agnès Thirard

“…First we might recall how Tom –Thumb, born from popular traditions had undergone a new transformation by slipping subtly into the fashion of fairy tales which invaded salons and fashionable circles at the end of the 17th century. …”
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Des cités hallucinées à la grille invisible, William Gibson et les métamorphoses du cyberespace by Henri Desbois

“…More specifically, the novel Spook Country uses the image of the “eversion” of cyberspace to describe the way ubiquitous computing is invading urban space. Cyberspace can simultaneously be a purveyor of simulacra, through virtual reality technology, and an invisible agent ensnaring the city in its wireless nets. …”
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Contribution écologique d’une espèce potentiellement invasive des Petites Antilles : Spathodea campanulata P. Beauv by Abati Yelji, Philippe Joseph, Yanis Jean-François, Kévine Baillard, Jean-Philippe Claude, Séverine Ely-Marius, Stéphane Sophie, Peguy Major

“…It is a species that represents a great ecological threat; it has invaded the mesophilic secondary forests of the Pacific Islands (the Cook Islands, Fiji, French Polynesia, Guam, Hawaii, New Caledonia and Vanuatu) but also Puerto Rico, Brazil and Australia. …”
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Le sacre du stock by Paul Landauer

“…Granaries and warehouses have been replaced by sites dedicated to global chain supply. Sales areas have invaded the store reserves. Housing units are suffering from a reduction of shelves and closets. …”
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Le temps des morts-vivants : formes sérielles et potentiel critique des séries télévisées zombies by Clémentine Hougue

“…If they deal with the same theme - the survival of a group in a world suddenly invaded by the undead -, they do not hold the same discourse. …”
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QAnon, une guerre culturelle entre canulars et nouveaux mythes by Irène Cacopardi

“…QAnon, a conspiracy theory born and developed in the virtual world, attacks public and cultural space, invades and disturbs it. The Capitole invasion of Washington on January 6th 2021, testifies the influence, extent and impact of this movement. …”
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