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AbstractThe United Nations has gradually endowed the international community with treaties, agreements or principles engaging the international penal responsibility of individuals, in order to reinforce the respect of the most fundamental human rights and to avoid atrocities, torture or arbitration. Despite these very diversified measures, serious violations keep appearing every day all over the world. The international community only reacts when these violations reach massive, systematic and unbearable proportions. In order to correct the failures of theses mechanisms, an international penal justice was established. Will the international "judiciarisation" of the war criminals through the international penal courts "ad hoc" or through the permanent International Criminal Court be able to compensate for the deficiencies and weaknesses of the national penal systems in the repression of war criminals?
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AbstractThe voice of drama characters often inspires theatre scholars to come up with interpretations that are more fantasmatic than plainly descriptive. By examining the possibility of a history of the dramatic voices (as a motif in literature or as produced on stage), and by investigating the feasibility of different comparative analysis of recorded or imagined performances, this article aims at giving to the vocal craftsmanship of actors a more objective existence through its integration to the broad field of literary studies. Finally, the article proposes, as the most adequate, a method of comparison highlighting the differences between performances of the same character played by different actors.