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Nous faisons un burn out - Nous accueillons nos émotions - Nous mettons à distance - Nous nous reconnectons - Nous nous reprogrammons - Nous avons peur des molécules - Nous portons la moustache. Suzie Maniche A son premier cours de tir à l'arc, distrait, le chef alla se placer sur la ligne des cibles. Babette Form

Ce livre traite principalement de cinq organisations d’aide d’urgence pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale : la Croix-Rouge française, unifiée par une loi d’août 1940 ; les Assistants du devoir patriotique, « filiale » du Parti social français issu des Croix-de-Feu du colonel de la Rocque ; le Comité ouvrier de secours immédiat, une officine collaborationniste financée principalement par l’amende d’un milliard de francs infligée aux juifs en décembre 1941 ; le Secours social de la communauté bordelaise, créé par le maire de Bordeaux Adrien Marquet afin de soustraire le secours d’urgence aux notables bordelais ; le Secours national, une immense organisation d’environ 12 000 salariés et 35 000 bénévoles en 1944, qui chapeaute l’ensemble des œuvres. Il s’agit de relater et de comprendre les relations que ces organisations entretiennent entre elles (entre coopération et conflit), avec l’État français et avec l’occupant allemand, d’interroger leur nature privée ou publique, d’analyser l’empiètement de l’action humanitaire sur l’action sociale traditionnelle menée par les œuvres et, enfin, d’expliquer les relations ambiguës entre Résistance et Collaboration dans le champ de l’action humanitaire.

Quel est le lien entre un étudiant parisien en médecine, un biostatisticien munichois, un retraité londonien et un proxénète hollandais ? A priori, aucun. A un détail près : tous sont décédés, après avoir ingurgité un médicament contre les pannes d'érection. Banals accidents, effets secondaires ou meurtres déguisés ? C'est ce que Clara, étudiante en médecine et victime collatérale, aidée par un ami journaliste, est bien décidée à découvrir. Pendant que l'une s'infiltre dans le laboratoire qui développe le médicament, l'autre réussit à pénétrer la secte fondamentaliste soupçonnée d'être mêlée à ces décès. Guerres économiques, espionnage industriel, stratégies implacables, intrigues et manipulations : l'industrie pharmaceutique est tout sauf un monde tranquille...

Inspired by the work of their colleague David Gascoigne, a group of scholars from the UK and France examine in this book the narrative strategies of some of the most interesting and important French writers of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. Stretching chronologically from 1905 to 2005, the volume examines a wide variety of prose genres, from pornography to Bildungsroman to magic realism, as well as poetry. Michel Tournier figures in several of the contributions, emerging as something of a touchstone for many of the thematic preoccupations that are common throughout the period : values and authority, self and other, identity, spirituality, migration and exile, sexuality, the body, violence and war, and language. The authors also examine the flourishing of intertextuality, as well as the use of traditional forms, such as mythical structures and the ‘robinsonade', to undermine authoritative ‘métarécits'. Probing these themes and forms, and their metamorphoses across 100 years, the essays demonstrate a striking degree of continuity, linking writers as different as Apollinaire and Houellebecq or Valéry and Fleutiaux, and highlight the difficulty of dividing the period neatly into chronologically ordered categories labelled ‘modern' or ‘postmodern'.

French pâtisserie from a flaky croissant in the morning to a raspberry macaron with tea or a layered Opéra cake after dinner provides the grand finale to every memorable meal. This comprehensive volume, from the professionals at the Ferrandi School of Culinary Arts dubbed "The Harvard of Gastronomy" by Le Monde newspaper offers everything the home chef needs to create perfect pastries for all occasions. 1500 skills and techniques Learn how to make pastries, creams, decorations, and more with step-by-step instructions and tips and tricks from Ferrandi's experienced chefs. 235 classic French recipes Recipes for the complete range of French pâtisserie also include variations that are rated according to level of difficulty so that home chefs can expand their skills over time. Created with the participation of France's award-winning pastry chefs : Ophélie Barès, Christelle Brua, Christine Ferber, Nina Métayer, Christophe Adam, Julien Alvarez, Nicolas Bacheyre, Nicolas Bernardé, Nicolas Boussin, Yann Brys, Frédéric Cassel, Gontran Cherrier, Philippe Conticini, Yann Couvreur, Christophe Felder, Cédric Grolet, Pierre Hermé, Jean-Paul Hévin, Arnaud Larher, Gilles Marchal, Pierre Marcolini, Carl Marletti, Yann Menguy, Christophe Michalak, Angelo Musa, Philippe Urraca.

This book has established itself as one of the most concise and authoritative guides to the institutional development of the European Union. Covering the evolution from the original European Communities to the Constitution for Europe, Youri Devuyst introduces the reader to the divisions and dilemmas that have resulted in today's European Union. In doing so, the book provides much-needed clarification of the principles and practice behind the Union's institutions, decision-making and external relations. This knowledge is of crucial importance in grasping not just the Union's way of doing business but also the current debate on the future of the enlarged European Union and its new Constitution. Written in a clear and comprehensible style throughout, The European Union Transformed includes 20 topic-specific guides to further reading, making it the ideal source for all those who wish to understand the functioning of the European institutions.

Combining the best elements of both geometric and Russian ornament, here are 374 of the infinite number of geometric designs that can be formed from a simple combination of lines with curves, selected from the work of the Russian designer Y. Chernikov. The designs show dozens of different types of ornament and their intricate combinations and subdivisions: continuous and ribbon-like bands, enclosed spaces (panels), and unlimited flat patterns; networks, band motifs, diaper patterns; sectors, polygons and stars; squares and their subdivisions; octagons, triangles and hexagons; rhomboids and trapezoids; the circle and its subdivisions; etc. Designs range from simple black-and-white flat ornamentation to complex interweavings and tube-like maze figures. Some of the more important designs appear in full-page illustrations, while others are grouped together to show variations on a single element. The peculiarly Russian influence on these designs is everywhere apparent-motifs stemming from the combination of primitive Russian folklore (seen in those delightful birds, fantastic animals and skirted figures found even today in Russian folk art) and the Byzantine style with the Christian influence brought to Russia by the Tartars between 1237 and 1480. Others sec modern mathematics and its extension into op-art as the major inspiration of Chernikov's work, but whatever the source, the uses in today's art are almost limitless. Without further payment, permission or acknowledgment, you may use the designs in such media as textiles, crewel-work and needlework patterns, ornamental tiles, magazine, book and record cover art, greeting cards, and commercial packaging. The illustrations can serve equally well as a source of inspiration to the fine artist.

There has been a heated international debate over Salman Rushdie's book The Satanic Verses ever since its publication in 1988. The present work examines the ways in which this affair has developed. From the beginning, one can find strong rhetorical emphases ; these are shown to argue for maintenance of meaningful boundaries. The thesis of Kuortti's book is that on each side of the debate, people use similar language to argue for the sanctity of their convictions. This is evident especially in the opposition between the arguments for the sacrality of Islam and literature. In the international exchange, how could we then find more respectful ways of acknowledging that we are not that dissimilar from each other ?

The papers collected in this volume are selected from the proceedings of the Love and Sexuality conference held at the University of Leeds in 2002. They bring together a cross-section of new directions in the study of love and sexuality currently being explored in French Studies. The central focus of the collection is the representation of love, desire, erotica and sexuality in the couple, in particular in relation to depictions of women. The contributions share a common concern with problematising issues of love and sexuality across various disciplines, focusing on literary texts, cinema, gender studies, theatre studies, history, visual iconography and cultural studies, and ranging from the sixteenth century to the present day.

The book's conceptual framework is built upon an analysis of different varieties of rationality. A conception of political rationality is elaborated. First, orientations of contemporary administrative theory and research are analysed from the point of view of that rationality. Next, the same viewpoint is applied to an analysis of an entity called the 'administrative welfare state'. This concept is used to cover the typical institutional shape of the leading highly developed countries until the 1980s. The strengths and the weaknesses of the contemporary 'new public management' reforms are also evaluated from the point of view of political rationality. Finally, steps are taken to define elements of actual reform programmes in the terms of the political rationality.

Italy's Aosta Valley boasts stunning mountain scenery, with trails and outdoor activities to suit most preferences and abilities. This guide presents a selection of 32 routes, from short leisurely walks to longer, more strenuous hikes, from scrambles to via ferrata and protected routes bordering on mountaineering. A handful of local trail runs and other via ferrata are also summarised in brief. There are walks to the ancient fortress of Forte di Bard and the world-famous Grand St Bernard Monastery, ascents of some of the region's most alluring peaks and overnights in welcoming mountain refuges : Other highlights include insights into. the valley's fascinating history and opportunities to enjoy delicious local cuisine.

Schiller defined the object of beauty as "living form." He explicitly related his thesis to a rationalistic aesthetics of form and to an empiricistic aesthetics of life. First the problem of aesthetic theorizing is treated. In the light of this discussion, respectively, the aesthetics of life, form, and living form are analyzed. First the respective ontological universe of each aesthetic theory is developed, then the aesthetic universe in terms of ontological commitments, and finally the specific interpretation of beauty is outlined.

Cognac defies time, acquires the glow of age, draws strength from maturity. Rémy Martin has embodied this spirit for 300 years. A story of terroir and savoir faire, prestige and humility, daring and perseverance.

In Memoriam Geneviève Dollfus (1938-2020) par A. -M. Tillier, B. Vandermeersch et V. de Castéja Ofer Bar-Yosef (1937-2020) par B. Vandermeersch, L. Meignen, A. -M. Tillier et F. Valla Paul Sanlaville (1933-2021) by B. Geyer, R. Dalongeville, S. Muhesen, M. Traboulsi et E. Coqueugniot Dossier thématique/Thematic issuecoordonné par/coordinated by F. Le Mort and A. -M. Tillier Les populations du Proche-Orient et des régions voisines : évolution du régime alimentaire et de l'état de santé de la néolithisation au Bronze ancien The populations of the Near East and nearby regions : evolution of diet and health status from the Neolithization to the Early Bronze Age J. Guilaine, Préface A. -M. Tillier, Aspects of health status in Pre-Sedentism Populations of Southwestern Asia. Evidence from Qafzeh Site, Lower Galilee J. Stutz, F. Bocquentin, B. Chamel and M. Anton, The Effects of Early Childhood Stress on Mortality under Neolithization in the Levant : New Perspectives on Health Disparities in the Transition to Agriculture Hershkovitz, R. Sarig and H. May, Trends in Ancient Populations' Osteobiography during the Holocene : the Levantine Perspective Chamel, Dental health status changes during the Neolithisation in Syria : a diachronic perspective (9, 820-6, 000 cal. BC)J. O. Baker, B. Chamel and O. Dutour, New paleopathological evidence of the presence of tuberculosis in immature skeletal remains from Tell Aswad (8, 730-8, 290 BC cal. , Southern Syria) F. Le Mort and H. Duday, Probable Diffuse Idiopathic Skeletal Hyperostosis (DISH) in Pre-Pottery Neolithic Cyprus : Evidence from Khirokitia Y. S. Erdal, Tooth as a Tool : Activity Induced Dental Abrasion in Prehistoric Anatolia E. Herrscher, M. Poulmarc'h, G. Palumbi, S. Paz, E. Rova, G. Gogochuri, C. Longford, M. Jalabadze, L. Bitadze, N. Vanishvili, F. Le Mort, C. Chataigner, R. Badalyan and G. André, Dietary practices, cultural and social identity in the Early Bronze Age Southern Caucasus : The case of the Kura-Araxes culture F. Le Mort et A. -M. Tillier, Conclusion Recensions Nakamura S. , Adachi T. et Abe M. (éd.) 2019. Decades in Deserts. Essays on Near Eastern Archaeology in honour of Sumio Fujii. Tokyo : Rokuichi Syobou. 362 p. Par W. Abu-Azizeh Becker J. A. , von Wickeded A. (éd.) 2018. Cavi Tarlasi : Identität und Kontakt am Beispiel eines spätneolithischen Fundplatzes der ? alaf-Zeit, I-II. Berlin : Ex oriente (Bibiliotheca Neolithica Asiae meridionalis et occidentalis). 615 p. Par E. Baudouin Major J. 2018. Wadi Hammeh 27, Jordan Valley. Natufian Art items, a Contextual Analysis. Berlin : Ex oriente (Bibliotheca neolithica Asiae meridionalis et occidentalis). 372 p. By A. Belfer-Cohen Levy J. 2020. The Genesis of the Textile Industry from Adorned Nudity to Ritual Regalia. The Changing Role of Fibre Crafts and their Evolving Techniques of Manufacture in the Ancient Near East from the Natufian to the Ghassulian. Oxford : Archaeopress Publishing Ltd. 322 p. Par C. Breniquet Baumer C. et Novák M. (éd.). 2019. Urban Cultures of Central Asia from the Bronze Age to the Karakhanids. Learnings and conclusions from new archaeological investigations and discoveries. Proceedings of the First International Congress on Central Asian Archaeology held at the University of Bern, 4-6 February 2016. Wiesbaden : Harrassowitz Verlag (Schriften zur vorderasiatischen Archäologie 12). 463 p. Par H. -P. Francfort Schachner A. 2020. Ausgrabungen in Giricano II : Die chalkolithische Siedlung von Giricano am Oberen Tigris. Turnhout : Brepols (Subartu XLIV). XX + 202 p. By B. Helwing Becker J. , Beuger C. et Müller-Neuhof B. (éd.) 2019. Human iconography and symbolic meaning in Near Eastern Prehistory. Proceedings of the workshop held at 10th ICAANE in Vienna, April 2016. Vienne : Austrian Academy of Sciences (Oriental and European Archaeology 11). 246 p. Par A. Le Brun Sauvage M. (éd.) 2020. Atlas historique du Proche-Orient ancien. Beirut and Paris : Institut Français du Proche- Orient and Les Belles Lettres. XVII + 208 p. By D. T. Potts

Cinq occupations du Paléolithique moyen du Début Glaciaire weichselien : le gisement de Soindres (Yvelines). Stratigraphie et industries lithiques Five Middle Palaeolithic occupations from the Early Weichselian glacial : the Soindres deposit (Yvelines). Stratigraphy and lithic industries Jean-Luc Locht, Christine Chaussé 5 Le site paléolithique de Roc-en-Pail (Chalonnes-sur-Loire, Maine-et-Loire). Etat des connaissances 150 ans après sa découverte The Palaeolithic site of Roc-en-Pail (Chalonnes-sur-Loire, Maine-et-Loire). State of knowledge 150 years after the discovery of the site Sylvain Soriano, Nelson Ahmed-Delacroix, Aurélia Borvon, Benoît Chevrier, Eva David, Mélina Dessoles, Jean-Marc Elalouf, Jean-Philippe Faivre, Philippe Forré, Guillaume Guérin, Christelle Lahaye, Loïc Lebreton, Vincent Lhomme, Marine Massoulié, Benoît Mellier, Jérôme Primault, Michel Rasse, Noémie Sévêque, Dominique Todisco, José Utge, Christine Verna, Bénédicte Voeltzel 55 Approche relationnelle des assemblages lithiques, en suivant la pointe de la Font-Robert A relational approach to the analysis of lithic assemblages, following Font-Robert style projectile points Damien Pesesse 87 Les coquilles marines de la nécropole mésolithique de La Vergne (Saint-Jean-d'Angély, Charente-Maritime, France). De leur collecte à la mise en scène des corps humains The seashells from the Mesolithic necropolis of La Vergne (Saint-Jean-d'Angély, Charente-Maritime, France). From collection to staging human corpses Luc Laporte, Catherine Dupont, Yves Gruet, Patrice Courtaud, Henri Duday, Laurent Quesnel, Jean-Yves Lefeuvre, Flavien Bambagioni, Vincent Miailhe, Karine Robin 133 Achenheim : un habitat fortifié du dernier tiers du Ve millénaire (groupe de Bruebach-Oberbergen) en Basse-Alsace Achenheim : a fortified settlement from the last third of the fifth millennium (Bruebach-Oberbergen group) in Lower Alsace Philippe Lefranc, Jehanne Affolter, Rose-Marie Arbogast, Fanny Chenal, Florent Jodry, Michel Mauvilly, Elisa Rollinger, Nathalie Schneider 227

Ce livre fascinant raconte l'histoire de la construction de la collection de faux et de contrefaçons de manuscrits enluminés appartenant à William M. Voelkle. A travers des essais approfondis et de belles illustrations, Voelkle retrace l'histoire de près de soixante-dix faux et contrefaçons. The book takes the reader on a journey that sheds light on the nature and detection of forgery of manuscript illumination. An engaging introduction by Christopher de Hamel raises tantalizing questions that touch on the very meaning of authenticity and our continuing fascination with forgery. Scientific analysis of pigments, the identification of sources, and the scrutiny of the materials all come into play in the unfolding story of the collection. An illustrated catalogue presents the group of nearly seventy fakes and forgeries that display astonishing breadth. They include not only the Spanish Forger and other Western European miniatures by Ernesto Sprega, Caleb William Wing, and Germano Prosdocimi, and others, but fascinating examples from the Christian East, from Ethiopia, from Mexico, and from Persia and India. Published here in its entirety for the first time, the Voelkle Collection is the only comprehensive one of fakes and forgeries of manuscript painting in private hands. Voelkle's fifty-year career at the Morgan Library & Museum was inextricably interwoven with the construction of the collection, which is detailed in the foreword. The personal narrative reveals the author as a collector and a scholar. As an enthusiastic collector, he pursues examples of forgery, marveling at the range of skills of deception. As a scholar, he disentangles the sources that served forgers and the chains of provenance that sometimes led to their exposure. Included also in the book is a comprehensive list of William M. Voelkle's publications.

Un recueil de 4 histoires pour l'été 4 histoires de début et milieu d'apprentissage regroupées autour de la thématique été. Le vélo de Mila (niveau 1) Mila a pris son vélo pour rejoindre Noé. Gare à la chute ! Au parc d'attractions (niveau 1) Mila et Noé passent une journée au parc d'attractions. Entre les manèges, la loterie et le tir à l'arc. . . il y en a pour tous les goûts. Mila et Noé à la ferme (niveau 2) Mila et Noé passent le week-end à la ferme. Il y a des vaches, des cochons, des chèvres. . . mais aussi un coq très bruyant qui chante faux ! Mila au zoo (niveau 2) Mila a hâte de voir le bébé panda qui est né au zoo. En le cherchant, elle passe devant les enclos des toucans, des panthères, des babouins, des ours. . . Un livre pour les enfants dès 5 ans.

The two creation stories in Genesis 1-3 have been subject of intense study since the beginning of critical research on the Pentateuch in the eighteenth century. Even today, they continue to vex the biblical commentators. This work attempts to study one of these creation stories, namely the Eden Story narrated in Gen 2 : 4-3 : 24. This story graphically describes the first couple's installation in the Garden of Eden and their expulsion from it. These two themes have prompted some scholars to consider this story as a summary of Israel's history until the tragedy of exile and a prologue to the literary composition commonly called Enneateuch (Genesis - 2 Kings). Such a hypothesis is based on the premise that both Eden story and Israel's history have the same end : expulsion. The reason for such an end in both is disobedience. The study takes up this hypothesis and examines its viability. Furthermore, this work attempts to bring out the biblical message of this story. Gen 2-3 is an expression of Israel's faith resulting from its history with Yahweh and from its encounter with the surrounding cultures, and it intends to articulate a religious and anthropological identity for Israel.

"Rothery does an excellent job of synthesizing the research inspired by the Voyager missions into a coherent description of outer solar system geology." -Jonathan I. Lunine, Sky & Telescope "A highly readable, respectably accurate and complete nontechnical summary of planetary satellites for general and scientific audiences." -Paul M. Schenk, Icarus "Rothery brings these satellites to life." -David Hughes, New Scientist. "The depth and authority of the treatment of physical geological processes makes this a good introduction to the outer satellites for undergraduate students, while the clarity of the text ensures that things do not become too complicated for less expert readers." -Lionel Wilson, Times Higher Eduation Supplement. Extensively revised and updated, this new edition of this acclaimed geological guide to the outer solar system includes results and close-up color and black-and-white images from both the 1995-1999 Galileo mission to Jupiter and the Voyager space probe. Rothery explains the geological aspects of the major satellites of the outer planets, from Jupiter to Neptune and the Pluto-Charon system. In particular he shows how tectonic and volcanic processes, driven by heat from within, have shaped the rigid outer layers of these worlds. Rothery also discusses the similarities and differences among them and the ways in which they resemble Earth-like planets.

Jorge Semprún is a leading writer from the first generation of Spanish Civil War exiles, yet studies of his work have often focused solely on his literary testimony to the concentration camps and his political activities. Although Semprún's work derives from his incarceration in Buchenwald and his expulsion from the Spanish Communist Party in 1964, limiting the discussion of his works to the autobiographical details or to the realm of Holocaust studies is reductive. The responses by many influential writers to his recent death highlight that the significance of Semprún's work goes beyond the testimony of historical events. His self-identification as a Spanish exile has often been neglected and there is no comprehensive study of his works available in English. This book provides a global view of his oeuvre and extends literary analysis to texts that have received little critical attention. The author investigates the role played by memory in some of Semprún's works, drawing on current debates in the field of memory studies. A detailed analysis of these works allows related concepts, such as exile and nostalgia, the Holocaust, the interplay between memory and writing, politics and collective memory, and postmemory and identity, to be examined and discussed.

Whereas many books in this field deal with individual aspects or texts of the study of family laws, Leviticus : The Priestly Laws and Prohibitions from the Perspective of Ancient Near East and Africa examines extensively biblical texts, ancient Near Eastern text, and oral traditions from Africa. Thus, three different cultures converge : the world of the Hebrew Bible, the world of the ancient Near East, and the world of Africa. This volume examines in detail the history of the development of ancient laws in general and family laws in particular, especially the laws relating to marriages between close relatives. Furthermore, Johnson M. Kimuhu looks at prohibitions and taboos in Africa and the problems they pose with regard to the interpretation and translation of difficult biblical concepts into African languages. In that sense, Kimuhu provides an example of how to contextualize or integrate African traditions into the study of biblical Hebrew, and he also offers insights into the current debate on the study of kinship from the point of view of social/cultural anthropology and the Hebrew Bible legal system. Teachers, students, and researchers in biblical studies, ancient Near Eastern studies, African traditions, and social/cultural anthropology will find this book helpful in their quest to understand family laws, prohibitions, and taboos.

How do actors organize after crisis ? Do they "simply" return to normal ? The post-crisis phase is anything but a linear process. Actors and their practices may be transformed by learning from crises and by implementing the lessons. In this volume, 19 contributors from 7 countries analyse how learning happens after crisis in a dynamic political environment where framings, strategies, discourses, interests and resources interact. Exploring various policy sectors, they ask whether and in what ways organizations in charge of crisis management perform well. Where political responsibility is located ? What changes do lessons trigger at political, organizational and individual levels ? The book answers these questions by addressing issues like blame and responsibility but also the influence of communication, social dynamics and the institutional environment.

This book embodies the curriculum taught by Bruno Ciroussel at the 'Institute for the Fight against Economic Crime' (ILCE in french) in Neuchâtel from 2001 to 2006, with a subsequent technical refresh in 2024. The course taught catered primarily to students from the realms of justice, police, finance, and to a lesser extent, journalism. The book is divided into two, the first part delves into the human aspects of computer security, offering insights on managing these elements to mitigate their impact as effectively as possible. The second part introduces the concept of a Security Operating Center (SoC) for cybersecurity and discusses the application of artificial intel-ligence in developing a smart SoC, supplemented by tangible examples of existing market solutions.

This fascinating book tells the story of Thomas Hardy's Wessex. Accompanying a multi-venue exhibition, it explores Hardy's life and work. Internationally-acclaimed writer Thomas Hardy (1840-1928) is best known for his evocative depictions of the West Country landscape and its people, a region that he called 'Wessex'. What is less well-known is that this landscape also inspired him in many other aspects of his life, from campaigning for animal welfare to questioning the way society viewed women. This publication accompanies a blockbuster, multi-venue exhibition of the largest collection of Thomas Hardy memorabilia ever to be displayed at once. Hardy was born in the West Country, a few years after Queen Victoria came to the throne, and spent most of the rest of his life among its landscapes and people. When he turned writer, these landscapes and people re-emerged as his 'partly-real, partlydream country' of Wessex, in novels like Tess of the d'Urbervilles, Far from the Madding Crowd and Jude the Obscure. 'Hardy's Wessex' now conjures up a range of mental images : from raging seas on the coast to haunting ancient monuments, Victorian towns packed with life to peaceful hillsides grazed by sheep. However, through Hardy's 87-year life span, the West Country changed dramatically. Ideas of the role of women, humans' responsibility to animals, the realities of war, love and courtship, superstition, social structure, religion and how people related to the world around them altered fundamentally. Through his stories and campaigning, Hardy was keen to show not only the rural idyll, but also the tensions and diffi culties that lay beneath these views. These dramatic landscapes were the lens through which Hardy presented his worldview to his readership. From the tragedy of a woman saying farewell to her sailorlover on the end of Portland Bill, to a shepherd losing his flock and facing ultimate ruin on the chalky hills. The landscapes shape his characters, whose stories in turn convey his messages of social change to his readers. This publication will explore the impact that Wessex had on Hardy's works, and how living there shaped his views on the often divisive social issues of the period. Uniting beautiful landscape imagery with a selection of personal items from Hardy's life, this book will show you the man behind the literature.

Si l'intercorporéité nous sollicite aujourd'hui, c'est parce que, au lieu d'envisager, comme on le fait trop souvent, le corps des anatomistes, lares extenso de Descartes, il est question d'observer ce qui se passe (ce qui se trame) entre les corps—de sorte que le corps n'étant plus un objet circonscrit, mais une chose évanescente, une " chair " invisible, une chair spacieuse (B. Noël) qui interfère avec les autres corps, c'est l'organisme holistique des corps qui nous retiendra. C'est une aire, un volume, une sphère d'interactions que nous scruterons, davantage qu'un objet positif, enclos dans les limites de la peau, puisque, dans le contexte de l'intercorporéité, il n'a désormais plus de frontières. Cette anthropologie invisible des corps, dans leurs interactions lors de nos activités esthétiques, artistiques, éducatives, spirituelles, qui s'enracine dans l'humus imaginaire d'Anthropos, nous met au défi d'inventer une autre méthodologie de la recherche. En effet, c'est dans un polylogue entre les disciplines qui observent ce "champ d'énergie" que naîtront peut-être les prolégomènes d'une science de l'homme, saisi dans ses réseaux d'influence, ses interactions inédites, comme le ferait un chorégraphe - ouvrant ainsi sur une épistémologie post-positiviste, où l'art devient un partenaire épistémologique de premier ordre.

Cet ouvrage collectif, publié par le laboratoire de recherche CERCLE, vise à étudier, sur un vaste corpus franco-russe du XXe et du XXIe siècles, les présences et représentations des respectives langues autres, avant tout dans la fiction littéraire, mais aussi dans le genre "frictionnel" de la littérature de voyage. Les rapports culturels et littéraires entre la Russie et la France, aussi intenses que complexes, constituent un objet de choix pour une étude comparatiste. D'un point de vue français, la Russie fait traditionnellement fonction de l'un de ces "autres" co-constitutifs de sa propre identité : des discours sur la Russie (tsariste, soviétique, contemporaine), se dégage une image à l'envers de la France. Du côté russe, la France apparaît de même comme un "autre" privilégié : cas paradigmatique, donc, d'auto-/hétéro-images, de langues et de littératures croisées. Réunissant les contributions des chercheurs de plusieurs universités françaises et étrangères, ce volume explore surtout les pistes de réflexion suivantes : langue, littérature, identité; écritures en exil, écritures de l'exil ; langue, littérature, idéologie ; théorie et imaginaire littéraire de l'(auto-)traduction et de l'(in-)traduisible ; stratégies textuelles à l'oeuvre dans la confrontation avec la langue de l'autre ainsi que le discours métalittéraire correspondant - autant de facettes et de fragments divers d'un polylogue interculturel qui, en ce début du XXIe siècle, s'avère toujours fort vivant et varié.

Longtemps attendu et extrêmement bien accueilli, A History of Arcadia de Paul Holberton constitue l'examen approfondi et minutieux d'un grand nombre de textes originaux de poésie pastorale classique des époques moderne et contemporaine, de littérature et de théâtre en grec ancien, en latin, en italien, en français, en espagnol, en portugais, en néerlandais, en allemand et en anglais et d'un large éventail d'images prenant fin juste avant 1800. L'ouvrage analyse le développement de la pastorale comme moyen de représentation du bonheur humain sur Terre à travers la cour réciproque entre un garçon et une fille, et leurs sentiments auxquels la pastorale de l'époque donne voix. This tremendous book is an iconographic study of Renaissance and Baroque pastoral and related subject matter, with an important chapter on the 18th century, both in the visual arts, where pastoral is very poorly understood, and in words and performance, about which many false preconceptions prevail. The study begins with Virgil's use of Theocritus and an analysis of what basis Virgil provided for Renaissance pastoral and what, by contrast, stemmed from the medieval pastourelle. Pastoral developed notably in the Venetian High Renaissance. Its texts incorporated Petrarchist and Neoplatonic ideas of love, of which this book charts the development and evolution with unprecedented precision, considering also the female nude in art. There is a novel and polemical discussion of the development of landscape subjects in art, from Giorgione to Claude. The contributions of the most influential or representative authors - Petrarch, Sannazaro, Montemayor, Tasso, Guarino, Lope de Vega, Cervantes, Honoré d'Urfé, Cornelis de Hooft, Shakespeare and lastly Salomon Gessner - are considered beside many interesting more minor ones - Arsocchi, Bernardim Ribeiro, Clément Marot, Cieco d'Adria, John Fletcher, Fontenelle - and the verses of madrigals. There is a chapter on 'Being Rural' - what we can say about the reality of life in the country in the early modern period. There is a chapter on 'Et in Arcadia Ego' that introduces new evidence for the dating of Poussin's famous work by reference to a neglected work by Sébastien Bourdon in Yale ; another on a pastoral composition by Rubens that has not been considered as such. There is an important and bold discussion of self-projection ('metachronic' representation) by monarchs and courtiers across Europe in the 17th century, both within pastoral and without, which illuminates profound differences between Protestant and Catholic culture. Coming from the study of earlier periods, the author is able to throw new light on the Rococo - figures such as John Gay, Watteau, Gessner and Gainsborough - and to explain the termination of pastoral writing and art with the embrace of modernity in form and means of expression. All texts are given in the original language and all translated into English, while the visuals are beautifully reproduced : the book is also an anthology.

Longtemps attendu et extrêmement bien accueilli, A History of Arcadia de Paul Holberton constitue l'examen approfondi et minutieux d'un grand nombre de textes originaux de poésie pastorale classique des époques moderne et contemporaine, de littérature et de théâtre en grec ancien, en latin, en italien, en français, en espagnol, en portugais, en néerlandais, en allemand et en anglais et d'un large éventail d'images prenant fin juste avant 1800. L'ouvrage analyse le développement de la pastorale comme moyen de représentation du bonheur humain sur Terre à travers la cour réciproque entre un garçon et une fille, et leurs sentiments auxquels la pastorale de l'époque donne voix. This tremendous book is an iconographic study of Renaissance and Baroque pastoral andrelated subject matter, with an important chapter on the 18th century, both in the visual arts, where pastoral is very poorly understood, and in words and performance, about which many false preconceptions prevail. The study begins with Virgil's use of Theocritus and an analysis of what basis Virgil provided for Renaissance pastoral and what, by contrast, stemmed from the medieval pastourelle. Pastoral developed notably in the Venetian High Renaissance. Its texts incorporated Petrarchist and Neoplatonic ideas of love, of which this book charts the development and evolution with unprecedented precision, considering also the female nude in art. There is a novel and polemical discussion of the development of landscape subjects in art, from Giorgione to Claude. The contributions of the most influential or representative authors - Petrarch, Sannazaro, Montemayor, Tasso, Guarino, Lope de Vega, Cervantes, Honoré d'Urfé, Cornelis de Hooft, Shakespeare and lastly Salomon Gessner - are considered beside many interesting more minor ones - Arsocchi, Bernardim Ribeiro, Clément Marot, Cieco d'Adria, John Fletcher, Fontenelle - and the verses of madrigals. There is a chapter on 'Being Rural' - what we can say about the reality of life in the country in the early modern period. There is a chapter on 'Et in Arcadia Ego' that introduces new evidence for the dating of Poussin's famous work by reference to a neglected work by Sébastien Bourdon in Yale ; another on a pastoral composition by Rubens that has not been considered as such. There is an important and bold discussion of self-projection ('metachronic' representation) by monarchs and courtiers across Europe in the 17th century, both within pastoral and without, which illuminates profound differences between Protestant and Catholic culture. Coming from the study of earlier periods, the author is able to throw new light on the Rococo - figures such as John Gay, Watteau, Gessner and Gainsborough - and to explain the termination of pastoral writing and art with the embrace of modernity in form and means of expression. All texts are given in the original language and all translated into English, while the visuals are beautifully reproduced : the book is also an anthology.

ANGE fête ses cinquante ans. Christian Décamps, à la barre depuis le premier jour, confie sa vie d'Ange à Jean-Noël Coghe, soit un demi-siècle de rock progressif... Souvenirs, anecdotes, mises au point, coups de gueule, vindicte et toujours cette passion qui fait d'Ange un groupe intemporel ! Soit une cinquantaine d'albums, six disques d'or, quelques millions de ventes, des milliers de concerts, un Brel plébiscité, un Emile, maréchal ferrant franc-comtois, immortalisé, le mépris du métier parisien et une réelle influence sur Steven Wilson ! Cela s'étale sur deux périodes distinctes de vingt-cinq ans. Débridée, d'abord, avec la participation de vingt-cinq compagnons de route, au-delà du délire. Stabilisée ensuite avec la complicité de cinq " fils " et une " fille " que soutiennent des milliers d'Imbibés, public fidèle et complice... Heureux ! Christian Décamps, musicien, auteur, acteur, poète, saltimbanque, boucanier, la septantaine venue, serein, fourmille de projets. L'Ancien, toujours un pied dans la marge, vous livre, à coeur ouvert, ses ressentis, sa vie d'Ange... Les deux CD, images sonores du livre, restituent des moments forts et inédits recueillis au fil du temps...

La collection Palra-Litté propose un accompagnement pédagogique et des outils clé en main pour lire et comprendre la littérature au cycle 3. L'approche est axée sur la compréhension fine des oeuvres et une mise en réseau autour d'un thème, avec des croisements interdisciplinaires. Dans Braver l'interdit, deux parcours sont proposés. Ils peuvent être menés séparément ou successivement, puisqu'ils contiennent des textes et des niveaux de difficulté différents. Ces parcours sont en lien avec les grandes entrées définies par les programmes : "La morale en questions", " Se découvrir, s'affirmer dans le rapport aux autres". 3 oeuvres sont étudiées dans le parcours A : Conte patrimonial : Pierre elle loup, de Serguei Prokofiev (édition au choix de l'enseignant). Bande dessinée : Pierre et le loup, de Miguelanxo Prado (Ecole des loisirs) y Récit illustré : Little Lou, de Jean Claverie (Folio cadet, Gallimard). 1 oeuvre est étudiée dans le parcours B : Roman : Sauf que, d'Anne Vantai (Actes Sud Junior).