Les IUT : de l’autonomie à la subordination ? by Catherine Agulhon

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Patrick Cingolani (dir.), Un travail sans limites ? Subordination, tensions, résistances by Morgane Kuehni

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Dualité des espaces de travail et nouvelle forme de subordination by Mathilde Abel, Patrick Dieuaide

“…The result is a singular form of subordination to the platform that strongly alters their status as independent workers.…”
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Le personnage de l’écrivain dans L’emprise : une entreprise de subordination by Nicole Bajulaz-Fessler

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Prévenir ou produire. Autonomie et subordination dans la médecine du travail (France, 1970-2010) by Pascal Marichalar

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La phrase infinitive en breton by Janig Stephens

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Habiter l’ordre hétéronormatif et la masculinité par le mariage by Vulca Fidolini

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Quelques réflexions autour des complétives en quia du latin biblique by Lyliane Sznajder

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Les conjonctions colores et incolores du français by Philip Hoe

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Alain Dewerpe au travail by Jérôme Bourdieu, Jean-Yves Grenier

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Quasi: Its Grecizing (?) syntactic patterns by Hannah Rosén, Donna Shalev

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Variantes de complémentation : infinitif complétif / proposition complétive à conjonction après les verbes de manipulation by M. Esperanza Torrego

“…The hypothesis is that, being a less integrated subordination variant, Subordinate Clauses imply a less strong conceptual integration. …”
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Individualization in China under Compressed and Contradictory Modernity by Shi Yunqing

“…To make this massive movement possible under an authoritarian state, a new type of state-individual relationship was created, and a selection mechanism applied to the traditional, subordinate state-individual relationship and the modern, egalitarian state-individual relationship was constructed by the activists. …”
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Esse and -que in Late Latin prose rhythm by Nigel Holmes

“…Prose rhythm provides insight into two aspects of Late Latin pronunciation. Metrically subordinate esse at sentence end tends not to count towards the clausula, although it has metrical value in penultimate position. …”
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Éthique et pédagogie : entre l’institution de moralité et le désengagement éthique, comment ouvrir le champ d’un perfectionnement moral à l’école ? by Didier Moreau

“…These practices are opened and turned to the horizon of improvement, because they are not subordinate to an institution of salvation which detains the Truth.…”
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La description des violences féminines dans les archives criminelles au xvie siècle by Diane Roussel

“…This study analyzes recording conditions and narrative processes, and focuses on the pervasiveness of the stereotype of women’s inferiority in the description of female violence. In the subordinate court of Saint-Germain-des-Prés in Paris, small crime cases revealed the place of women in ordinary violence. …”
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La dimension spatiale du travail des livreurs des plateformes by Claire Burban

“…Although they do not have employee status, an analysis of the spatial dimension of work organization reveals a subordinate relationship between workers and platforms. …”
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Les archivistes à l’épreuve du « logiciel métier » by Maëlle Moalic-Minnaert

“…The study shows that the departmental archives services are historically not very open to the participation of subordinate agents; the technical skills needed to set up and adjust business software reinforce the exclusion of agents. …”
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Bouche en cœur, battement de cils et tête à l’envers : rencontres et flirts à Nouakchott (Mauritanie) by Céline Lesourd

“…In Mauritania, where females are supposed to be subordinate to males, we in fact observe a complex diplomacy of relations between the sexes. …”
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Le travail de socialisation scolaire des CPE. Définir son territoire by Clémence Michoux

“…Analysis of the division of educational labour between SEAs and teachers that is specific to this level of education demonstrates that SEAs’ work is characterised by practices that are subordinate to teaching. Although their professional activities are defined to some extent along heteronomous lines, SEAs still seek to realise margins of autonomy within their operations in order to be able to perform what they consider their “real job”. …”
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