Châtiments à l’âge de l’Amour et de la poésie pure by Luciano Pellegrini

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Le croisement entre races bovines laitières : intérêts et limites pour des ateliers en race pure Prim’Holstein ? by Charlotte DEZETTER, Didier BOICHARD, Nathalie BAREILLE, Bénédicte GRIMARD, Pascale LE MEZEC, Vincent DUCROCQ

“… Dans certains ateliers, la robustesse des vaches de race pure Prim’Holstein, se traduisant par leur capacité à maintenir à la fois de bonnes performances de reproduction, de santé et de production, se trouve dégradée. …”
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Vers une sensorialité pure de la lecture ? Visualisation d’une lecture de La Bataille de Pharsale de Claude Simon by Béatrice Bloch

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Marquage axiologique et surdétermination des notions de pur et d’impur dans le discours savant : l’exemple des Problèmes de la vie mystique de Roger Bastide by Marc-Antoine Fournelle

Subjects: “…Pure and impure…”
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L’utopie du retour à la « pure vie » dans Il pianeta irritabile de Paolo Volponi, Dissipatio H.G. de Guido Morselli et Il re del magazzino d’Antonio Porta by Amélie Aubert-Noël

“…Les conditions de ce succès résident dans la nature hybride du personnage central de Volponi, le nain Mamerte, qui lui permet de remettre en question les frontières ontologiques entre humain et animal et d’accéder à une forme d’existence « pure », essentiellement corporelle, non médiée par l’intellect et le langage, et s’insérant dans un monde unifié par la matérialité universelle que met à jour l’écriture visionnaire de Volponi.…”
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« We all have to fight for purity » : La production de discours sur la « pureté sexuelle » par de jeunes évangéliques américains sur YouTube (2017-2021) by Louise Chabanel-Gabriele

“…In the United States, while the heteronormative model of sexuality is being questioned in the public sphere, a group of conservative evangelicals has been developing a discourse on sexuality that sets “pure” sexuality apart from “impure” sexuality, heterosexual marriage being the only legitimate frame for “pure” sexuality. …”
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L’art comme forme symbolique by Audrey Rieber

“…Music becomes a path to freedom when, and only when, it reaches the stage of pure symbolic.…”
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Évolution technique et objectivité technique chez Leroi-Gourhan et Simondon by Xavier Guchet

“…Against this approach to “technological evolution” as a purely biological vision of technology, we argue that this concept has been shaped in order to delineate an autonomous field of human activity and knowledge, irreducible to biology. …”
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Prendre au sérieux les enjeux environnementaux : l’ambiguïté de l’approche par les parties-prenantes by Jérôme Ballet, Damien Bazin

“…This shall be done by highlighting two different approaches of stakeholders: a purely managerial outlook and an ethical outlook referring to the ethics of discussion.…”
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Les transformations du rapport à la norme by Bernadette Wynants

“…Language acts are complex social practices: they cannot be reduced to purely instrumental, technical or political procedures, nor to expressive and cognitive activities. …”
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L’invisible qui façonne. Études d’infrastructure et gouvernance d’Internet by Francesca Musiani

“…This article analyses an ensemble of interdisciplinary research efforts, grounded mainly in science and technology studies (STS), which – based upon Geoffrey Bowker and Susan Leigh Star’s seminal work – seeks to study informational and digital infrastructures according to their “materiality”, arguing that there is a need to overcome an understanding of infrastructures as purely physical. The article shows the usefulness of this perspective for the researcher seeking to use the “infrastructure” notion as a heuristic tool in order to understand the governance of digital information and networks, the Internet first and foremost.…”
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Baudolino, une fascination sémiotique pour le mensonge by Mohamed Bernoussi

“…The purpose of this study is to examine the theme of lies in the novel, as well as the purely semiotic vision proposed by Umberto Eco.…”
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La représentation de la Crète et des Crétois dans les Histoires de Polybe by Alain Remy

“…After an analysis of quantitative - and therefore purely objective- elements, defined by Polybius himself as means to assess the degree of a State’s power, this study broaches the national features of the Cretans, which determine the ethics of their political objectives. …”
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Les thèses thomistes à l’épreuve du conflit de la grâce générale by Sylvio Hermann De Franceschi

“…From the campaign of the Provinciales (1656-1657), Pierre Nicole was the most stubborn representative of the small number of the Jansenists who considered that it was necessary to them to give evidence their conformity with the pure thomisme in materia gratiæ et prædestinationis. …”
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Le contrepoint des études urbaines et de l’urbanisme : ou comment se détacher de l’évidence de leur utilité sociale by Franck Scherrer

“…As opposed to geography which appears as a form of pure academic knowledge, the field of urbanism consists in practical knowledge supporting concrete action. …”
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Deux voyages d’hiver by Etienne Barilier

“…The pain of existence becomes a pure presence of life, and a purified story.…”
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Le récit de la quête dans le roman américain postmoderne : entre version parodique et stéréotypie. L’exemple de John Barth by Salwa Karoui-Elounelli

“…But, rather than confining the paradigm of the quest in a purely metafictional orientation, Barth’s narratives involve a self-critical confrontation of the risk of stereotyping that the ironic repetition of the literary motif and of the canonical travel narratives implicate.…”
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Justice pour les bêtes by Agathe Couvreur

“…Such an approach should however not consist in a pure and simple transfer of human rights to animals. …”
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Les infrastructures hydrauliques et la maîtrise de l’eau en Crau : de la production de l’abondance à la gestion de la rareté by Brice Auvet

“…Hydraulic infrastructures are not a purely physical element taming the materiality of water. …”
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L’intersectionnalité, une menace pour la sociologie (et les sociologues français) des classes sociales ? by Isabelle Clair

“…The lexicon of threat is mobilised to disqualify the intersectional approach – much more than to discuss it – because its aim, or effect, is to purely and simply erase social class as a fundamental category of analysis. …”
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