Construção, desconstrução: o legado do neoconcretismo by Sonia Salzstein

“…<br>For the artists of Brazilian neoconcretismo, the constructive experience should result naturally from the extreme gesture of reconsidering and reappropriating in a new manner the lost promises of European constructivist avant-gardes, a gesture that, in the view of these artists, had been oftenly postponed in European and North American 20th century art.…”
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Sourcière ou sorcière ? Archétypes et représentations des mères dans des écrits féminins contemporains des îles de l'Océan indien by Johanna Treilles

“…Face à cette réification des mères, l’écriture et la parole apparaissent dès lors comme des moyens de se réapproprier son corps, sa voix, sa vie.…”
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A redefinition of transcendental violence seen from shame and despise of oneself by Daniel Salvador Alvarado Grecco

“…In this essay, I will try to reappropriate the concept of transcendental violence and link it with that of shame, which I will define here as an objectifying glance that has consequences on the ego’s behavior. …”
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Quand l’ordre scolaire s’ajuste à la rue : éduquer des jeunes déscolarisés dans un centre associatif à Tripoli (Liban) by Simone Spera

“…In order to establish closeness with the learners and foster their autonomy, it can also lead to reappropriating tropes in a playful manner, such as cunning in defiance of teacher authority.…”
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Hay Baykar (« Lutte arménienne »),périodique protestataire arménien dans le sillage de Mai 68 by Sophie-Zoé Toulajian

“…On the other hand, Hay Baykar interconnects aspects of the endogenous heritage of the Armenian struggle with the exogenous experience of international radicalism, especially by reappropriating Marxism and Third-Worldism. Piecing together the diasporic, national, local aspects, this diachronic study of Hay Baykar unveils a periodization of the underlying Armenian Liberation movement and therefore reflects on the multiple temporalities that nurture diasporas.…”
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« Extraterrestres ou spéculatives » by Aurore Turbiau

“…The second part of the article focuses more specifically on proposing a cross-problematization of queer and the notion of constellations, sketching out some hypotheses based on the articles proposed in QuébeQueer: queer, like constellations, are notions that make it possible to « reappropriate, recode, and redeploy » the meaning of creations and the links they establish with each other.…”
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Camp Transvestism in Ackroyd’s Dan Leno and the Limehouse Golem (1994) by Justine GONNEAUD

“…Secondly, it examines the camp aesthetics of cross-dressing in the novel, a sensibility that challenges narrative categories and literary genres by reappropriating the codes of high and low culture. Finally, it demonstrates that the politics and aesthetics of cross-dressing are tied to a spiritual experience, reconnecting transvestism with its initial shamanic or religious dimension, thus turning the writing experience into a sacred performance of dispossession of identity.…”
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Aires protégées, gestion participative des ressources environnementales et développement touristique durable et viable dans les régions ultra-périphériques by Jean-Marie Breton

“…The ecotourism approach, calling for a joint and integrated management of resources and areas, is a challenge for tour operators as for environment actors, and brings local population an opportunity to reappropriate their life environment. Its concept and implications must then be clarified, before analysing its aims and stakes regarding sustainable development…”
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Techno-Concepts for the Cultural Field: n-Dimensional Space and Its Conceptual Constellation by Nuria Rodríguez-Ortega

“…As particular cases, this paper argues that the mathematical concepts of n-dimensional, vector and latent spaces constitute examples of techno-concepts that can be reappropriated and reworked for cultural analysis and interpretation. …”
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La notion de transaction sociale à l’épreuve du temps by Bernard Fusulier, Nicolas Marquis

“…If the latter has been the object of numerous reappropriations since then, a re-examination of its present-day pragmatic relevance for researchers in the social sciences seems called for. …”
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Enrichir, dialoguer, déchiffrer, ou: de la justification de l'enseignement de la littérature au XXIe siècle by Jérôme David

“…Aborder un classique de la littérature française en soulignant ce qu’il doit aux cultures littéraires limitrophes ou lointaines, c’est rappeler le passé à sa richesse méconnue, étudier les causes et les effets des transferts culturels (réussis ou manqués) et immerger les élèves et les étudiants dans un monde qui, de tout temps, n’a été tissé que de territoires mouvants, d’appartenances précaires, d’emprunts et de réappropriations.…”
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La reconceptualisation et l’adaptation d’expression en terminologie culturelle by Abibatou Diagne

“…They are means by which, in an African environment, in a context of weak terminological development, speakers of a language can reappropriate knowledge and adapt it to the possibilities of expression specific to that language. …”
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Rethinking receptivity in a postcolonial context: recasting Semb&#x00E8;ne&#x0027;s Moolaade by Kudzai Matereke

“…In this article, I recast Semb&#x00E8;ne&#x0027;s film, Moolaade, in a new relief to foreground the core issue of the postcolonial condition. I proceed to reappropriate Kompridis&#x0027;s concepts of &#x2018;reflective disclosure&#x2019; and &#x2018;receptivity&#x2019;, which he develops from Heidegger&#x0027;s &#x2018;world disclosure&#x2019;, to devise what I term &#x2018;postcolonial receptivity&#x2019;. …”
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Simulation and database society in Japanese role-playing game fandoms: Reading boys' love dōjinshi online by Lucy Hannah Glasspool

“…These simulations are reappropriated by fans to create new content, in this case boys' love dōjinshi, which are in turn disseminated and consumed in an English-speaking online context. …”
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Le travail corporel dans le contexte des élections de Miss by Camille Couvry

“…After having illustrated the women’s reappropriations of their experiences in contests into professional life, using concrete examples, the article provides an account of the socialisation of the body at work in the contests and of what the configuration of contests produces in terms of potential access to employment involving aesthetic labour. …”
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Déjouer les interfaces by Florent Di Bartolo

“…Il donne aussi des exemples de propositions artistiques qui se réapproprient des interfaces numériques et étendent leur jouabilité en les ouvrant à de nouvelles pratiques, à de nouveaux usages qui outrepassent les restrictions fixées par leurs concepteurs.…”
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Understanding the care.data conundrum: New information flows for economic growth by Paraskevas Vezyridis, Stephen Timmons

“…The state, acting as a new, central data broker reappropriates public ownership rights and establishes those information flows and transmission principles that facilitate the assetisation of NHS datasets for the knowledge economy. …”
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The Car Chase as Allegory for the Loss of the American Dream: The Case of Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry by Scott Pearce

“…These later incarnations reappropriated the car chase to mute the genre’s capacity to provide a critique of dominant social and political discourses. …”
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De la pellicule au pixel. À propos des remédiations numériques de films expérimentaux sur Internet (et YouTube en particulier) by André Habib

“…These films endure violent digital remediation, savage reappropriations and remixes that are both fascinating and worrisome, and that all testify to a contemporary state of the circulation of images. …”
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Underworld, underground, underhistory. Towards a counterhistory of waste and wastelands by David Williams

“…Waste: the excessive remainder of production and consumption, detritus of that which is deemed ‘use-less’ in ‘progress’; the informe material that has been reappropriated and recycled in countless artworks since the collages of Cubism, Dada and Surrealism’s détournements of objets trouvés. …”
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