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1691.More information
Keywords: Enseignement du cinéma, France, Henri Agel, Jean Michel, Paul Leutrat
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1692.More information
Horses are the vectors of multiple representations related to their specific abilities and properties. These have endowed it, especially in the mythical narrative, with an image in turn positive (magic horses, divine, solar) or negative (horses of nightmare, infernal, psychopumps).By examining a varied corpus of French short stories and novels published between 1933 and 2016 (Paul Morand, Jean Giono, Claude Simon, Richard Millet, Laurent Mauvignier), we will focus on the peculiarities of equine figures in contemporary french fiction, their functions in the story and their places in the construction of the narrative.The appearance of the horse in the novel also allows us to question the notion of scene and to define the «equestrian scene», returning to the definitions and the means of analysis given by Gérard Genette (Figures III), or Stéphane Lojkine (La Scène de roman). This theoretical journey allows us to question the existence of a horse-type, in the Balzacian sense, an autonomous and characteristic figure that can be found in the various stories through the equestrian scenes. The analysis of these scenes, which presuppose an interaction between the horse and the other characters, will lead us to answer the question of how the presence of horses allows the dramatization of the story.
Keywords: littérature, literature, fiction, fiction, 20th, XXe, horses, cheval, animalité, animality, topique animale, animal topics
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1693.More information
Keywords: Carlo Coccioli, Religione, Gnosi, Postsecolarismo, Postmodernismo
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Our paper focuses on the issue of knowledge through the myth of Hermes, often opposed to the myth of Prometheus who represents triumphant modernity, rationalism, and technicism. It seeks to understand how the figure of Hermes (deemed anachronistic) was increasingly called upon by poets, writers, occultist, as well as intellectuals. Combing through literary and philosophical works, we show how the Hermesian figure, that symbolizes a very particular relationship to knowledge that is different from the one proposed by the Promethean figure, was considered a salvatory bastion against the excesses of modernity. Furthermore, we show how Hermes, at times alchemist, initiator, messenger, and mediator, provides answers to the need to reenchant the world, by pursuing a quest for meaning and opening human consciousness to the mysteries of the universe.
Keywords: Hermes, Hermès, Prometheus, Prométhée, myth, mythe, knowledge, connaissance, alchimie, alchemy, initiation, esotericism, reenchantment, ésotérisme, René Guénon, réenchantement, René Guénon, Gilbert Durand, Michel Serres, Gilbert Durand, Michel Serres
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The focus in this paper is on individual factors such as high impulsivity and low intelligence, family factors such as poor parental supervision and erratic parental discipline, and neighbourhood factors such as physical deterioration and social disorganisation. In the interest of reducing complexity, biological, peer, school and other factors will be neglected.
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SummaryThe nature of health services, and the level of health itself, are analyzed as a consequence of the political-economic context in which they are set. The American case is presented here, in an analysis of the general struggle over the benefits corning from control and ownership of the means of health care production, within the context of an advanced capitalist society. The american historical background is reviewed. Then three aspects of the struggle are presented: the struggle for control over work, the struggle to shape the service system, and the struggle over state functions in health. Poulantzas concept of the relative autonomy of the state in an advanced capitalist society is used in a theoretical summary, which concludes with an assessment of two future possibilities: a national health insurance system and a national health service.
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