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Dispense familiale et certificat médical. Comment l'autonomisation des individus produit de l'esquive en EPS ?
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PSYCHANALYSE DU CLASH: Transgressions et Adolescence
No full textNational audienceParticularly during adolescence, transgressions are commonplace. They sometimes call for a judicial or health response, which is often accompanied by an incentive to look at the motives of the transgressive act in order to unravel its unconscious mysteries. Our work as a practitioner of psychopathology leads us to propose a psychoanalytic approach which attempts to go beyond the limits of social and moral a priori to formulate a dynamic approach.PSYCHANALYSE DU CLASHAu décours de l'adolescence notamment, les transgressions sont monnaie courante. Elles font parfois appel à une réponse judiciaire ou sanitaire, laquelle s'assortit souvent d'une incitation à aller voir du côté des motifs de l'acte transgressif, pour en débrouiller les arcanes inconscients. Notre travail de praticien de la psychopathologie nous amène à en proposer une écoute psychanalytique qui tente de dépasser les limites des a priori sociétaux et moraux pour en formuler une approche dynamique.</div
« Estelle Ferrarese, Le marché de la vertu. Critique de la consommation éthique, Paris, Vrin, 2023 » (recension).
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Les Juristes anarchistes : Vers de nouvelles utopies concrètes
No full textInternational audienceContrary to popular belief, law and anarchy are not necessarily mutually exclusive. Many institutions, such as the jury, and doctrines, such as the abuse of rights doctrine, can inspire anarchists.Contrairement aux idées reçues, droit et anarchie ne s’opposent pas forcément. Nombreuses sont en effet les institutions, comme les jurys populaires, et les doctrines, comme la doctrine de l’abus de droit, qui peuvent inspirer les anarchistes
Ac 16.13-17.10 dans le papyrus P127 : La théorie de Boismard-Lamouille à l'épreuve
No full textInternational audienceThis article will be part of the proceedings of the conference held in December 2023 in Basel (virtual room), dedicated to Digital Humanities, where cutting-edge digital tools were showcased and applied to the study of ancient papyri. Specifically, this talk examined the papyrus P127 (5th century) and its significance in the textual history of Acts 16.13–17.10. Through a detailed analysis of its variants, the study tested the theory of Boismard and Lamouille, who argued that the "Western" text tradition predated the Alexandrian. The findings indicate that while P127 shares notable features with the Codex Bezae (D/05), it also presents unique readings that diverge from both the Alexandrian and Western traditions. This challenges the conventional "long" versus "short" classification of the Acts text. Instead, P127 emerges as an independent textual witness, adding complexity to the transmission of Acts. Using digital tools such as the Editio Critica Maior, the study highlights how P127 reflects a unique blend of traditions, revealing a more intricate evolution of the Acts of the Apostles than previously recognised
Cours de copte sahidique et applications à la critique textuelle néotestamentaire Tome 2 (en préparation)
No full textThis work, titled Sahidic Coptic Course and Applications to New Testament Textual Criticism, is a comprehensive introduction to the study of Sahidic Coptic, the dialect of Coptic used in the majority of surviving early Christian texts from Egypt. Volume 1 focuses on the canonical Gospels, applying the study of Sahidic Coptic to the field of New Testament textual criticism. It explores how Sahidic manuscripts can shed light on the transmission and interpretation of the Gospels, offering insight into variations in early Christian texts. Through linguistic analysis and comparison with Greek originals, the course aims to provide students with the tools to understand how Coptic translations contribute to biblical scholarship and the history of Christian texts.Volume 2, which covers the apocryphal writings, extends this application to non-canonical texts, such as the Gospel of Thomas and other writings found in collections like the Nag Hammadi Library. This makes the series a valuable resource for scholars interested in both canonical and apocryphal Christian literature