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This paper provides examples of filmic interpretations to incite film critics to highlight cinematographic spiritualism, as theorized by Paul Schrader. After defining his “transcendental style”, the paper illustrates mythocritic in action, and presents the means to enable a stylistic analysis.
Keywords: spiritualisme, spiritualism, transcendental style, style transcendantal, mythocritique, mythocritic, biblical references, références bibliques, simplicity, simplicité, understatement, euphémisme (understatement), excès (overstatement), overstatement
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This article provides the results of a research project on the circular economy as implemented by individuals, through the consumption of second-hand objects. It falls within the sociology of sustainable consumption and is based on a social practices approach. The analysis of 19 interviews conducted with people who acquire and use second-hand objects revealed the complexity and richness of this set of practices, in terms of the skills involved and their material aspect, and regarding the meaning attached to the objects and the act of acquiring, using, and disposing them. On the other hand, the results provided clearly show that, as things stand, the acquisition of used objects is a hobby or a passion that requires the development of specific skills and the significant display of temporal, financial, cultural, and social resources, much more than a set of easily generalizable practices. Scaling up this form of circular consumption will require the development of infrastructures that will enable to give objects a real second life.
Keywords: Second-hand objects, Objets de seconde main, circular consumption, consommation circulaire, sociologie de la consommation, sociology of consumption, social practice theory, approche par les pratiques sociales
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The circular economy is an economic model aimed at systemic transformations to promote sustainable consumption and production modes. Although the transition to a circular economy has begun in several countries, it remains a complex challenge requiring approaches adapted to specific national and territorial contexts. The province of Quebec is not immune to this dynamic and is embarking on major societal transformations. Since 2023, the Quebec Circular Economy Research Network (RRECQ) has been coordinating the co-creation of a roadmap for the transition to a circular economy for the Quebec society 2025-2050 (FREC) by 2050 (RRECQ, 2025c). This article presents the participatory approach implemented by the RRECQ for its development. Based on a co-construction process of knowledge and involving various stakeholders, the FREC aims to define trajectories towards a desirable, inclusive and sustainable circular future in Quebec.
Keywords: Économie circulaire, Circular economy, territoire, territory, feuille de route, roadmap, prospective, prospective, stakeholders, parties prenantes, transition socioécologique, socio-ecological transition, systemic, systémique
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