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According to contemporary observers, in the years from 1576 to 1579 Henry III brought together groups of orators-men and women, poets and courtiers-to discuss questions of moral philosophy. This happened both in Paris, and in provincial towns such as Blois and Ollainville. Several of the speeches given by these diverse orators remain extant. Among the spectators was Marguerite de Valois, who ordered the transcription of thirteen speeches that were pronounced during the January-February period of 1576. This album, preserved in a beautifully-bound manuscript, provides an interesting testimony to the intellectual curiosity of Marguerite and to the abiding interest of the king and his court in the domain of eloquence. The present article describes the context in which Marguerite de Valois participated in the first sessions of the Palace Academy, and presents the manuscript volume containing several, palpable traces of her reading of the texts. It also evaluates the contribution of some poets from Marguerite's entourage, such as Ronsard, Desportes, Baïf and Jamyn, and examines aspects of their philosophical debates as well as their oratorical skills.

The novel Autobiographie d'une Courgette (Gilles Paris, 2002) was adapted for the cinema by Claude Barras in 2016 in a serial animated film entitled Ma vie de Courgette. Through a cross-analysis of archival documents relating to the film's development, this article looks at the genesis of Ma vie de Courgette. It proposes to understand the motivations underlying the narrative and formal transformations that took place throughout the adaptation process, through the lens of the family film genre. The media transposition from novel to film was accompanied by a gradual shift in categorical identity - from the category of cultural object for (young) adults to that of cultural object for families - which contributed to configuring the visual and narrative content of Barras' film. The aim of this article is to show that the film's mode of address results from a constructed knowledge - based in particular on other productions in the animated feature film category - and subjective knowledge - determined by the background and references of the people involved in the film's development - of the expectations and tastes of the target audience.

Keywords: animation, animation, genèse, film genetics, creative process, processus créatif, target audience, public cible, adressage, audience, archives, documents d’archives

Current indigenous women’s cinema contains strong and powerful proposals that are transforming the media and film landscape in Quebec. To highlight the presence of indigenous women directors and to recognize their growing contribution to Quebec cinema, we present and comment on the remarks made by Mohawk director Tracey Deer in a public interview conducted in October 2017 at the Université de Montréal. closing of the conference "" Je suis île “/” I Am Turtle "“. Organized by Marie-Eve Bradette, Julie Graff, Gabrielle Marcoux, Alexia Pinto Ferretti and Louise Vigneault, this conference questioned the place of”artistic representations, cultural and indigenous identity in the urban space". In this interview, Deer reflects on her journey as a Mohawk woman and director of Kahnawà: ke and discusses her thoughts on film and television, different audiences for her creations, and avenues that she wishes to open.

Keywords: Décolonisation, Cinéma des femmes, Télévision, Cinéma des premières nations

In this review, I will offer a summary as well as critical comments, chapter by chapter, of Samuel Lepine's book La nature des émotions: Une introduction partisane [The nature of emotions: An opiniated introduction] (2023). I will briefly summarize the first few chapters and discuss in more detail the last three chapters, where the most novel and most interesting contributions of the author are to be found.

Sociocultural community development offers new opportunities for social support « tailor-made » to the homeless communities of Switzerland. A multidisciplinary team of researchers and artists from the Geneva School of Social Work has investigated the particularly taboo theme of child poverty in this rich country. Through a proven participatory methodology, My Voice in Images, this article presents the dimensions of poverty and solutions to counter it identified by children, youth and their parents with experience of great poverty. It focuses on the work carried out by associations committed to these audiences whose action is inspiring to contribute to transform current and future practices of social work.

Keywords: pobreza extrema, extreme poverty, grande pauvreté, ciudades, cities, villes, personas sin hogar, homelessness, itinérance, familias, families, familles, action communautaire, community action, acción comunitaria

Keywords: Québec, Étude qualitative, Infirmières praticiennes spécialisées, Analyse féministe, Reconnaissance

The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted governance issues within healthcare organizations in Quebec (Canada). It also speeded up the adoption of collaborative governance models, integrating healthcare professionals and patients into the decision-making process. This exploratory qualitative case study, based on semi-structured interviews (n=8), aimed to: 1. define what collaborative governance was or still is during and after the COVID-19 pandemic in a healthcare institution in Quebec; and 2. understand the types of initiatives and issues that facilitate or limit the implementation and sustainability of collaborative governance. This study follows a first wave of interviews (n=12) conducted in 2020 for a related project that allowed a better understanding of the collaborative governance response to the COVID-19 crisis by healthcare organizations (Gabet et al., 2023). It emphasizes the importance of strong leadership and intersectoral collaboration, while warning of a potential drift toward practices that could undermine its original objective. It seems necessary to clarify and share the meaning of this collaborative governance to ensure that it remains well-suited to the needs of the healthcare staffs and the communities.

Keywords: Gouvernance collaborative, collaborative gorvernance, healthcare management, gestion des services de santé, health crisis, crise sanitaire