324 research outputs found
Des vérités devenues folles by Rémi Brague
No full textThis paper is a review of the book: Rémi Brague, Des vérités devenues folles (Paris: Salvator, 2019). The book is a collection of Brague’s lectures that cover virtue and values, anthropology, nature and creation, and the family and culture. The author highlights that Brague (1) calls his readers back to the profound insights of the medieval mind, and (2) helps them see that their noble and urgent task consists in handing on a living tradition to the next generation and beyond
Gilson and Rémi Brague on Medieval Arabic Philosophy
No full textGiven contemporary interest in Islam, compelled by the astounding violence perpetrated in its name, the author considers what two historians of philosophy, Étienne Gilson and Rémi Brague, writing a generation apart, have to say about medieval Arabic philosophy and the relevance of its study to our own day
Peziza labessiana (Boud.) Sacc. & Traverso, une pézize rare
No full textThe author describes a collection of a rare Peziza species, Peziza labessiana, dedicated by Boudier to the Doctor Labesse, physician in Angers.L'auteur décrit une récolte d'une pézize rare, Peziza labessiana, dédiée par Boudier en 1907 au Docteur Labesse, médecin à Angers, lequel s'était intéressé à la mycologie à l'époque.Péan Rémi. Peziza labessiana (Boud.) Sacc. & Traverso, une pézize rare. In: Bulletin mensuel de la Société linnéenne de Lyon, 74ᵉ année, n°8, octobre 2005. Travaux mycologiques en hommage à Antoine Ayel. pp. 111-112
La « voix romaine »
No full textThe "Roman Way", Rémi Brague.
A philosopher said in a foreword, well after Husserl in a famous 1935 meeting, that the history of Europe deserved "a radically sober recounting", the only war for young European générations to learn. The positive reality of Europe over the past 5 centuries covers an "eccentric identity" and a cultural geography both made of borrowings. The author daims a history that will take into account the blurry out-lines of its object and proceed by constant zooming and dollying among nations, Europe and the whole world.La « voie romaine », Rémi Brague.
Un philosophe dit en avant-propos, bien après Husserl dans une célèbre conférence de 1935, que l'histoire de l'Europe mérite « un récit radicalement dégrisé » et que seul celui-ci pourrait être instituteur pour les jeunes générations d'Européens. Car la réalité effective de l'Europe, depuis cinq siècles, recouvre une « identité excentrique » et une géographie culturelle faites l'une et l'autre d'emprunts. L'auteur plaide pour une histoire qui tiendra compte du caractère fuyant de son objet et procédera par zooms et travellings incessants entre les nations, l'Europe et le monde entier.Brague Rémi. La « voix romaine ». In: Vingtième Siècle, revue d'histoire, n°71, juillet-septembre 2001. Dossier : Apprendre l'histoire de l'Europe. pp. 63-66
« L’Histoire est un éternel recommencement, et presque toujours pour le pire » : entretien avec Boubacar Boris Diop
No full textUn entretien de Rémi Armand Tchokothe avec Boubacar Boris Diop dans le contexte particulier d’une visite au Musée de l’Holocauste à Nuremberg. L’auteur de Murambi y évoque la mémoire de la Shoah, notamment à Washington, en comparaison avec celle du génocide au Rwanda. L’entretien traite ensuite du séjour qu’a fait l’écrivain à l’Université de Bayreuth, occasion de rendre hommage à l’africanistique allemande et de plaider pour un renforcement des études de langue africaines en Afrique même.An interview with Boubacar Boris Diop by Rémi Armand Tchokothe in the particular circumstances of a tour in the Holocaust Museum in Nuremberg. The Murambi’s author reminds of the Jewish genocide’s memory such as in Washington, compared to the genocide in Rwanda. The conversation then evokes the writer’s stay in the University of Bayreuth : an opportunity to pay tribute to African studies in Germany and to speak in favour of reinforcing studies in African languages in Africa self
La nouvelle police Assurance-incendie (110Q, 5-83), contrat en coassurance
No full textAt our request, Me Rémi Moreau looks at the Fire Subscription
Policy, entitled in French Assurance-incendie, contrat en coassurance.
He compares the new text with that which applied up to May
1983. He concludes that there appears to be no fundamental change,
subject to the new general conditions required by the new Law on lnsurance.
As to the format, the author believes that there is a real attempt
at improvement, both in the layout and the terms used
Le journal institutionnel
No full textRémi Hess ascertains the essential structure of the teacher's — or institutional — diary, as inserted in the international relating trend.
He bases himself on his wide experience qua author as well as educator to outline in succession its main features, such as writing technique, social role, institutional assessment, and practice.
Both theory and field-work show the diary to be a valuable tool in teacher training ; besides it should be an asset within the framework of the new IUFM.Reliant sa recherche au courant d'idées international dans le domaine du journal du maître ou institutionnel. Rémi Hess démonte la structure de ce type de document. Il s 'appuie sur son expérience, à la fois comme auteur et comme formateur, pour en dégager successivement la technique d'écriture, la fonction sociale, la place dans l'analyse de l'établissement et la pratique.
Cette étude théorique et de terrain montre que le journal est un outil pédagogique utile à la formation des enseignants ; il pourrait être employé avec profit dans le cadre des nouveaux IUFM.Hess Rémi. Le journal institutionnel. In: Recherche & Formation, N°9, 1991. Le journal de classe. pp. 67-80
Los migrantes agrícolas "temporales" en Saint-Rémi, Quebec: representaciones sociales desde la óptica de sus habitantes
No full textUsing the theory of social representations proposed by Sergei Moscovici (1979) and ethnographic work, this article explains the representations of "temporary" agricultural workers held by immigrants -mainly Latin Americans- and Quebec-born residents in Saint-Rémi both in urban and rural areas. The author also delves into how those representations -mostly negative- impact the treatment of Mexican and Guatemalan day-workers.A través de la teoría de las representaciones sociales propuesta por Sergei Moscovici (1979) y del empleo del trabajo etnográfico, explico en este artículo cuáles son las representaciones que tienen los inmigrantes, principalmente latinoamericanos, y aquellos nacidos en Quebec residentes en Saint-Rémi, tanto en el espacio urbano como en el rural, respecto de los trabajadores agrícolas "temporales", y cómo dichas representaciones (en su mayoría negativas) impactan en el trato que se les da a los jornaleros mexicanos y guatemaltecos
L’évolution du droit des assurances : aspects constitutionnels et législatifs
No full textIn his article, Mr. Rémi Moreau conveys a two-tiered aspect of insurance law. On one level, he exposes with whom lies the legislative power
to regulate the industry. This the author illustrates through the citing of a number of disagreements having arisen between the federal and provincial
governments. On another level, Mr. Moreau reviews the various laws respecting insurance in Québec and the major reforms carried out in recent
years, more especially the 1974 amending of The Insurance Act and the introduction in 1977 of The Automobile Insurance Act
The Law of God by Rémi Braque
No full textThis paper is a review of the book by Rémi Brague, titled The Law of God.A Philosophical History of the Alliance, in which he aims to analyze the concept of divine law, assuming „[...] that human activity is based on norms derived from a divine source.” The author analyses this concept historically and philosophically, and thus searches for its historical conditions and reasons for its existence. Focusing mainly on the Middle Ages, he undertakes a critique of modern times and the modern concept of law, according to which it is merely a convention. He stresses that in pre-modern times law was treated as objective, because it was given by God and was closely connected with religion. Such understanding of law was common in all traditions, the history of which the author is following, and it constitutes the very foundation of european culture. In spite of certain differences in interpreting the idea of law, resulting from differences in the doctrines of Judaism, Islam and Christianity, on the grounds of all of them law possesses divine features—as determined and revealed by God, eternal and inherent to the nature of being
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