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The energy transition is one of the great challenges of our century and is presented as an essential lever for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and adapting to climate change. This article examines public policies implemented to make the transition a reality. By proposing a reinterpretation (Jeanneret, 2008) of the notion, these policies help shape the social imaginary. Specifically, we study the integration of discourses around the digital in the deployment of a public energy transition policy, the Energy Master Plan for the metropolis of Lyon. Based on a semantic analysis of the document, this contribution examines how digital myths help construct the social imaginary around the energy transition .
Keywords: transition énergétique, imaginaire, mythe numérique, analyse sémantique, politique publique, energy transition, imagination, digital myth, semantic analysis, public policy, transición energética, imaginación, mito digital, análisis semántico, política pública
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This paper presents a methodological reflection comparing various automated data processing techniques, approaches, and methods. It promotes the use of various types of software while working on textual data, explains how results of software can be used as data in different settings and promotes an experimental approach in atextometrical or lexicometrical field.
Keywords: Lexicométrie, statistique textuelle, méthode, visualisation, Lexicometry, Data Analysis, Method, Visualization
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AbstractA study of the case law regarding French language use on the Internet during 1996 and 1997 demonstrates that, far from being a non-legal issue, the network requires juridical boundaries. For example, the exercise of freedom of expression highlights the fact that French law can be applied to the Internet as it does to other vehicles of communication, regardless of the continuing ambiguity surrounding legal provision in this area. As to intellectual rights, in the French context, a judge is obliged to respect existing legal texts as well as the liberal spirit of the network.
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