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Nathalie Saudo-Welby, Jean-Jacques Lecercle

La dégénérescence en Grande-Bretagne 1880-1914
Degeneration in Great-Britain 1880-1914

Signes

Late nineteenth century Great-Britain was haunted by a fear of degeneration which confusedly merged concerns about morbid heredity, "racial decline" and social pathology. Degeneration discourse became the common ground shared by alarmist pseudo-scientific texts and Gothic fiction.

Sergio Sismondo, Mathias Girel

Le management fantôme de la médecine
Ghost-Managed Medicine

Les mains invisibles de Big Pharma
Big Pharma's Invisible Hands

Gouvernement en question(s)

Sismondo describes what happens within the chain from the design of the clinical trial to the diffusion of drug results, and highlights what he calls "ghost-management", which allows for a high degree of control of drug science by the pharmaceutical industry to influence doctors' prescriptions.

Michaël Pouteyo

Astérion, n°28/2023

Histoire et travail social : écriture, mythes et récits
History and social work: writing, myths and narratives

Monica Heller

Éléments d'une sociolinguistique critique
Elements of a critical sociolinguistics

Langages

This second edition updates a text which laid the foundations of the field of critical ethnographic sociolinguistics, and which has become an essential reference and important teaching tool.

Sara Cusset, Claire-Emmanuelle Nardone

Aitia, n°13.1/2023

Chercher la petite bête
Representing animals in ancient literature

This issue brings together the papers of a workshop focusing on the theme of man and animal: human beings speak about themselves through the animal, and make the animal in their image and, sometimes take its appearance. The exploration of the resemblance between human beings and animals constitutes, because it allows us to question human nature.

François Allisson, Nicolas Brisset

Aux origines du capitalisme
The origins of capitalism

Robert Brenner et le marxisme politique
Robert Brenner and political Marxism

Feuillets

The book presents the debates on the emergence of capitalism, known as the Brenner debate, after the American historian Robert Brenner, who played a central role in it. This controversy is placed in the history of Marxist debates concerning the transition from feudalism to capitalism from Marx to the present.

Louis Autin, Virginie Hollard, Romain Meltz, Valérie Bonnet

Mots. Les langages du politique, n°132/2023

Les mots du vote de la Rome antique à la Révolution française
Words describing voting, from Ancient Rome to the French Revolution

The Romans had a rich vocabulary in Latin to describe the voting process. This issue examines how this vocabulary came to take on different meanings, depending on the historical and political contexts in which it was used, in the ancient period as well as in the Middle Ages, the Renaissance and the Classical Age.

Anne Alombert

Penser l'humain et la technique

Simondon et Derrida après la métaphysique

La croisée des chemins

Xavier Pons

Revue française de pédagogie, n°218/2023

Déconcentration et territorialisation de l'État en éducation : les nouveaux visages des académies

This issue is the first to address the question of the regulatory changes currently at work in the French system at the "académie" level, the administrative divisions of the Ministry of Education headed by decentralised state authorities.

Lucile Ruault

Le spéculum, la canule et le miroir
Speculum, cannula and mirror

Avorter au MLAC, une histoire entre féminisme et médecine
Abortion at MLAC, a story of feminism and medicine

Perspectives genre

This book proposes a sociohistory of the social control of women's bodies from the perspective of the mobilizations for free abortion from 1972 to 1984 in France. It examines the medicalization of a procedure through the exclusion of lay women and at the same time the feminist appropriation of abortion knowledge.

Patricia Gaborik, Stéphanie Lanfranchi, Élise Varcin

Laboratoire italien, n°30/2023

Mussolini in Arte / Arte in Mussolini Perspectives italiennes et internationales
Mussolini in Arte / Arte in Mussolin iItalian and International Perspectives

In the wake of the recent publications on the centrality of culture in the Fascist totalitarian project, this issue examines Mussolini's relationship to the arts and vice versa more specifically, probing the aesthetic and political aspects of representations of the "duce" – both in Italy and in their circulation abroad.

Marthe Fradet-Hannoyer, Marie-France Bishop

Repères, n°67/2023-1

Quelles mutations dans le champ de la didactique du français, à l'école primaire ?
What changes are taking place in the teaching of the French language in primary schools?

This dossier examines how the teaching of French deals with the question of changes in education. Work in this area which observes and analyses these changes lies at the center of this discussion, which is as much about learning and teaching issues as those of training.

Nicolas Décamp, Denise Orange-Ravachol

RDST, n°27/2023

L'évaluation et l'enseignement des sciences et des technologies
Assessment and teaching of science and technologies

The question of evaluation is particularly present and lively in educational systems. Yet, paradoxically, it does not appear to be a subject of primary importance in science and technology education research. This issue of RDST attempts to take stock of what this research has to say on this subject.

Anthony Pecqueux, Perrine Poupin, Jean-Baptiste Vuillerod

Tracés, hors-série 2022

L'interdisciplinarité « en effet » : sciences sociales, sciences naturelles
Interdisciplinarity "in effect": Social sciences, natural sciences

This special issue of the journal Tracés focuses on interdisciplinary practices across the social sciences and natural sciences. we sought to reflect on ways of practising interdisciplinarity across disciplines whose research objects, methods, epistemologies and theoretical references seem to differ significantly

Julien Debonneville

L'industrie mondialisée du travail domestique aux Philippines
The globalised domestic work industry in the Philippines

Recruter, former et exporter l'altérité
Recruiting, training and exporting otherness

De l'Orient à l'Occident

This book, based on an ethnographic study, analyses how, in the Philippine migration industry,the domestic workers are recruited and trained before being deployed to Asia,the Middle East, Europe and North America.

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