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Interview with Cécile Armand
No full textThis interview is with Cécile Armand, who is guest editor of the January 2026 special issue of Twentieth-Century China entitled “Rethinking the Study Abroad Movement in Modern China, 1850s–1950s.” Dr. Armand is a Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS) junior professor at the Lyons Institute of East Asian Studies, École Normale Supérieure de Lyon.This interview is with Cécile Armand, who is guest editor of the January 2026 special issue of Twentieth-Century China entitled “Rethinking the Study Abroad Movement in Modern China, 1850s–1950s.” Dr. Armand is a Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS) junior professor at the Lyons Institute of East Asian Studies, École Normale Supérieure de Lyon
Armand-Marcel Petitjean
No full textArmand-Marcel PetitjeanCritic, novelist, editor, and businessman. In the 1930s Petitjean became affiliated with La Nouvelle revue française, and at the same time became fascinated with JJ, publishing three significant articles and a short translation in the mid-1930s. With a position in the Vichy government, he was instrumental in assisting the Joyce family to cross the border into Switzerland in December 1940. During the 1940s, his writing became increasingly political, and by the 1950s Petitjean had largely left the world of literature. In 1961 he assumed management of the Lancôme perfume company, which his father had founded in 1935. William Brockman</p
Armand Biquard (illustrateur 18..-19..) : signature “A. Biquard” [1896]
No full textArmand Biquard (illustrateur 18..-19..) : signature “A. Biquard” [1896
A Messieurs les Président et Membres de la Commission royale d'histoire, à Bruxelles. [Lettre de M. Armand d'Herbomez]
No full textHerbomez Armand Auguste d'. A Messieurs les Président et Membres de la Commission royale d'histoire, à Bruxelles. [Lettre de M. Armand d'Herbomez]. In: Compte-rendu des séances de la commission royale d'histoire. Deuxième Série, Tome 5, 1895. pp. 254-256
Armand Obiols "critica" els companys de Sabadell
No full textLes crítiques editades són: "'Una tragèdia a Lil·liput', de Joan Oliver" ["La Publicitat", 6-X-1928], "Condicions de la novel·la" ["La Publicitat", 8-VIII-1931], "Un llibre de Francesc Trabal" ["La Publicitat", 13-IV-1932] i la conversa entre Trabal, Oliver i Obiols, reproduïda per Just Cabot, sobre "L'home que es va perdre" ["La Publicitat", 20-X-1929]Armand Obiols és el pseudònim de Joan Prat i Estev
Armand Obiols "critica" els companys de Sabadell /
No full textLes crítiques editades són: "'Una tragèdia a Lil·liput', de Joan Oliver" ["La Publicitat", 6-X-1928], "Condicions de la novel·la" ["La Publicitat", 8-VIII-1931], "Un llibre de Francesc Trabal" ["La Publicitat", 13-IV-1932] i la conversa entre Trabal, Oliver i Obiols, reproduïda per Just Cabot, sobre "L'home que es va perdre" ["La Publicitat", 20-X-1929]Armand Obiols és el pseudònim de Joan Prat i Estev
Oral History Interview with Armand Domangue Sr
No full textA recorded interview with Armand Domangue Sr, in French. A document which lists the topics and their time stamps is also included in English.Memories of Terrebonne is an Oral History Project conducted and produced by the Terrebonne Parish Police Jury and Cote Blanche Productions. The interviews were conducted over the span of two years, 1983-1984, and cover subjects such as the folklore and cultural traditions of the Parish as remembered by its long-time residents
Cerisy : penser la civilisation pour la transformer [Armand Hatchuel]
No full textXerfi Canal a reçu Armand Hatchuel, professeur émérite à Mines Paris PSL et membre de l'Académie des technologies, pour parler de la transformation de la civilisation. Une interview menée par Jean-Philippe Denis
Correspondence from Daniel Armand, Religious Studies Section of the French Ministry of National Education
No full textLetter to Hatice Gonnet-Bağana from Daniel Armand of the French Ministry of National Education providing a photocopy of the Digital Dye [l'impresion qu'elles] to assist in her project.Paper (1 sheet
Entrevista a Michelle y Armand Mattelart
No full textArmand Mattelart, economista y sociólogo belga, y Michelle Mattelart, comunicóloga francesa, vivieron en Chile desde 1962 hasta la caída de Salvador Allende. En ese país se iniciaron como investigadores de la comunicación de masas, constituyéndose en una pareja muy destacada dentro de la corriente de crítica a los procesos de transnacionalización y alienación de la cultura. Ahora son profesores en la Universidad de París. La producción escrita de los Mattelart en libros y revistas es abundante. Chasqui 20 publicó una nota crítica de Jesús MartínBarbero sobre el último libro de ellos, Pensar los Medios, París, 1986. Chasqui los entrevistó cuando ambos estuvieron en Quito para dirigir un Seminario sobre Comunicación, Cine y Telenovela, en octubre de 1987
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