Else Dormitzer’s Theresienstädter Bilder (1945) by Sandra Alfers

“…By analyzing the modalities and discursive entanglements that constitute the hybrid nature of poetic texts produced by prisoners in Theresienstadt, I show how Dormitzer’s poetry from the Holocaust can be read within a testimonial framework and outside of it, and why such a reading is important.…”
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Aristote et la théorie de l’humour by Pierre Destrée

“…In the first part, which focuses mainly on the third book of the Rhetoric, I show that the idea of "incongruity" is central to understanding what makes a word or expression "funny" or "humorous". …”
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Les éditions des philosophes écossais par Théodore Jouffroy. Mouvement historique et réforme philosophique by Laurent Clauzade

“…In the first section of this paper I describe the complex editorial context in which these editions were developed. In the second part, I show, mainly on the basis of the preface to Thomas Reid’s Complete Works, how the relationship between Jouffroy and Victor Cousin evolved.…”
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On so-called adversative nisi by Giovanbattista Galdi

“…The third focuses specifically on the adversative value of the conjunction. Here I show, among other things, the existence of two different types of adversativity which can be traced back to the two standard functions of nisi. …”
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Des bijoux de famille producteurs de dynasties affectives by Aline Lopes Rochedo

“…It is the result of a broader research in which I show that a family jewel is not a ordinary jewel; it is a jewel « in the family », as it is constituted in connection with affective groups. …”
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Les emplois de quando dans l’Histoire romaine de Tite-Live by Fabienne Fatello

“…From the Bibliotheca Teubneriana Latina CD-ROM (BTL-4) I identified 79 instances of quando whose use is essentially causal in our corpus. I show that quando presupposes the truth of the proposition introduced and justifies a speech act. …”
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Construire des minorités sexuelles et de genre dans les écoles étasuniennes by Lila Braunschweig

“…From an analysis of several documents produced by the GLSEN (gay, lesbian, straight educational network) and of legal material, I show that these policies are centered on the notion of safe space. …”
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Explorer la dimension visuelle des pratiques numériques by Laure Bolka-Tabary

“…The article highlights the challenges of this method. First I show the purposes and relevance of a digital ethnography. …”
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Ce que vivre une situation singulière veut dire : le cas des victimes by Florian Pedrot

“…Through an investigation about the mobilization of victims of a serial medical accident, I show that the estimation, by the injured, of their singularity is at the origin of their action. …”
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Le temps de traverser le pont by Véronique Bontemps

“…Relying on previous studies on the Israeli check points, stories of crossing and ethnographic observations, I show that Palestinians construct, through this crossing, a specific temporal experience, meaning the experience of the dispossession of their time. …”
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Les « savoirs romantiques » de Daniel Fabre  by Judith Lyon-Caen

“…While these links are usually thought as progressively separating, Fabre thought of them as constituently of "non separation"- and "indetermination"-types. In this paper, I show how interesting this idea of indetermination – of the "mixed" – can be, not only to grasp the anthropological gesture, as Fabre did, with a special focus on the "paradigm of the last" borrowed from De Martino, but also to deal with the status and uses of literature in the romantic moment, between science and poetry, between knowledge of otherness and intimate writing…”
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La théorie des humeurs chez Sénèque : un exemple d’éclectisme médical ? by Jean-Christophe Courtil

“…Actually, in Seneca’s thought, the humoral and the pneumatist etiology do not contradict each other, they both coexist: the one shows a real respect for Hippocrates and is an argument from authority, the other attests a more philosophical adherence and is linked to the historical context.…”
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Hic perfidia uici ! Tricher aux jeux de dés à l’époque romaine by Thomas Daniaux

“…If the dishonest use of dice on which some numbers are doubled is debated, there is no doubt about other ones showing traces of structural modifications found in France, Switzerland, Germany, Spain, and Belgium. …”
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Dire le genre dans la presse magazine féminine et masculine by Aurélie Olivesi

“…I have thus analysed the discourse used in editorial pieces published in French women’s and men’s lifestyle magazines in 2013. I show that gender, in this kind of media discourse, is not only performed through thematic choices, but is also built within discourse through enunciation itself. …”
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Agir en éditant. Les éditions de Pascal dans la seconde moitié du XIXe siècle et la formation du canon philosophique by Félix Barancy

“…They were not considered trivial tasks but philosophical works unto themselves. In this article, I show that to be considered as such, it is necessary to identify the reasons that would spark an author’s interest in the text he was publishing and the effects he expected from its publication in the philosophical field. …”
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L’agir collectif des encadrantes de la petite enfance dans les structures d’accueil by Christine Gautier-Chovelon

“…However in situation, the professional ones show creativity while taking part in the re-creation of collectives. …”
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La fécondité d’un tournant critique. Malentendus anciens et tendances récentes dans les usages croisés de l’histoire et de la sociologie en France by Thierry Dutour

“…Focusing on the works of Georges Duby and Roland Mousnier, I show that a certain vision of sociology is to blame. …”
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« Gay ou pas gay ? » Panique énonciative sur le forum jeuxvideo.com by Noémie Marignier

“…As such, the practice of trolling about sex between men suggests that the boundaries between homosexuality and heterosexuality exist while paradoxically remaining blurry and impossible to pin down: I show that this is a powerful way to produce a hegemonic masculinity.…”
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Discours sur la citoyenneté dans le contexte du Brexit : un « conflit conceptuel » comme lieu de négociation du dicible by Anna Khalonina

“…Drawing on von Münchow’s methodological proposals for an analysis of the degree of acceptability of representations, I show how a political discourse and its public reception and mediatisation participate in the configuration of a space for what is “sayable” regarding citizenship in the British public debate.…”
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« Est-ce un viol ? » Catégoriser les violences sexuelles dans les récits ordinaires by Noémie Marignier

“…Based on the study of a corpus of narratives of rape collected on the doctissimo.fr forum, I analyze the discourse of sexual violence, in particular what can be said and what cannot: these narratives are interesting because rape comes out as difficult to categorize and name, which does not, however prevent such experiences from being narrated. I show that putting the word rape on a sexual act is a complex discursive operation, beyond psycho-social considerations: it implies a process that involves reflexivity and turning violence into narrative. …”
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