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Uma revolução chamada Bocage: inadaptação e libertação
No full textResumo: O presente artigo aborda as marcas da inadaptação social e diferentes maneiras de se pregar a liberdade na obra revolucionária de Bocage, poeta em trânsito entre dois mundos, o neoclássico iluminista e o romântico anti-iluminista. Para tanto, estabelecendo diálogos com a fortuna crítica bocageana, analisaremos algumas poesias líricas, satíricas e obscenas do autor. O estudo se justifica pela necessidade de entendermos melhor o conjunto da obra de Bocage, que ora satiriza tiranos, hipócritas e medíocres; ora enfoca o amor puro, ora o sensual, em cenários luminosos ou noturnos, ora em uma linguagem polida, ora obscena; construindo uma vasta galeria de figuras femininas castas ou libertinas, tiranas ou tiranizadas, amadas por um eu poético libertário, numa sociedade opressora e moralista. Além disso, a obra do poeta se revela fértil terreno para o estudo crítico da arte e do contexto histórico-cultural da segunda metade do século XVIII.Palavras-chave: Bocage; Iluminismo; revolução; inadaptação; libertação. Abstract: This article talks about social maladjustment and different ways to search freedom in the revolutionary poetry of Bocage, poet between two worlds, the Enlightenment neoclassical and the romantic. Therefore, establishing dialogues with the critical work of the Bocage, we analyze some poems lyrical, satirical and bawdy. The study is justified by the need to better understand the whole work of Bocage, which satirizes tyrants, hypocrites and mediocre, focuses on caste love, sometimes the sensual. In light or nighttime scenarios, sometimes in a polished language, sometimes obscene, he builds a vast gallery of female figures castes or libertines, loved by a poetic-self libertarian, an oppressive society and morality. In addition, the work of the poet reveals fertile ground for the critical study of art and historical-cultural context of the second half of the eighteenth century.Keywords: Bocage; Enlightenment; revolution; maladjustment; freedom.</p
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No full textKomponist ist möglicherweise auch C. F. Plantade (1787-1870)Charles-Henri PlantadeWeiterer zitierter Komponist: Charles-François Plantade. - Quelle: manuscript. - Provenienz: Fürstlich Fürstenbergische Hofbibliothek, DonaueschingenRomance | Bocage que l'aurore embellit de ses fleurs | par M|r Plantade | avec Accompagnament de la | Guitarr
2. Action bénéfique de Coccinella septempunctata en régions de bocage
No full textdu Retail F. 2. Action bénéfique de Coccinella septempunctata en régions de bocage. In: Bulletin mensuel de la Société linnéenne de Lyon, 42ᵉ année, numéro hors-série décembre 1973. Journées entomologiques du 150e anniversaire de la Société linnéenne de Lyon. pp. 61-63
Discodermia du Bocage 1870
No full textGenus <i>Discodermia</i> du Bocage, 1870 <p> <i>Discodermia</i> du Bocage, 1870: 15, pl. 11: 1.</p> <p> TYPE SPECIES. — <i>Dactylocalyx polydiscus</i> Bowerbank, 1869 by subsequent designation (Pisera F Lévi 2002d).</p> <p>DEFINITION. — Exclusively discotriaenes as ectosomal spicules and acanthoxeas and acanthorhabds as microscleres (Pisera F Lévi 2002d).</p>Published as part of <i>Schlacher-Hoenlinger, Monika A., Pisera, Andrzej & Hooper, John N. A., 2005, Deep-sea " lithistid " assemblages from the Norfolk Ridge (New Caledonia), with description of seven new species and a new genus (Porifera, Demospongiae), pp. 649-698 in Zoosystema 27 (4)</i> on page 681, DOI: <a href="http://zenodo.org/record/5393958">10.5281/zenodo.5393958</a>
La poudre d'escampette; folie-vaudeville en trois actes.
No full textAt head of title: Henry Bocage et Alfred Hennequin.Mode of access: Internet
Evaluation contingente des bénéfices de la restauration du bocage
No full textNational audienceCette contribution porte sur une restauration du bocage dans l'Ouest de la France. La méthode d'évaluation contingente a été utilisée pour évaluer le consentement à payer de la population résidente pour bénéficier du projet. On aboutit à une valeur de 200 F par ménage et par an
Lygodactylus angolensis Bocage 1896
No full textLygodactylus angolensis Bocage, 1896 (Tables 4; Fig. 1–11) Lygodactylus angolensis (Bocage 1896: 110, 1897: 193; Monard 1937: 52; Loveridge 1947: 207; 1957: 187; Hellmich 1957: 35; Pasteur 1965 [1964]: 56; Branch 1998: 245; Broadley & Cotterill 2004: 41; Ceríaco et al. 2016a: 57, 2016b: 56, 57, 2018b: 413, 421, 422; Marques et al. 2018: 188,189; Branch et al. 2019: 315) Lygodactylus laurae (Schmidt 1933: 4; Mertens 1937: 6; Barbour & Loveridge 1946: 147; Marx 1959: 464; McCoy & Richmond 1966: 154) Lygodactylus capensis [part] (Bocage 1895: 15) Despite being a widespread species in Angola and surrounding countries, the species was only described at the end of the nineteenth century based on two specimens collected by the Portuguese explorer José d’Anchieta “on the walls of a corral” in Hanha, Benguela Province (Bocage 1896). Bocage (1896) noted that some specimens from Cahata and Galanga, both in Benguela Province, that he had previously (Bocage 1895) identified as L. capensis were in fact the newly described species as well. The main characters used by Bocage to diagnose the newly described species against L. capensis were the number of perinasal scales (= scales entering the nostril) (four in L. angolensis versus three in L. capensis), the number of supralabials (eight to nine versus six to eight in L. capensis) and infralabials (seven to eight versus six to seven in L. capensis) and the number of preanal pores in males (nine versus four to seven in L. capensis). In the type catalog of the Lisbon Museum, Bocage (1897) mistakenly considered both the specimens from Hanha and those from Cahata and Galanga as types of L. angolensis. Monard (1937) reported a putative specimen of L. angolensis from Ebanga, but the number of perinasal scales was, in the opinion of the author, different from the typical L. angolensis. Sternfeld (1911) described Lygodactylus fischeri (non Boulenger 1890) from Mozambique, a name that was later synonymized with L. angolensis by Loveridge (1947), which was the first record of the species out of Angola. Other records from Tanzania, Zambia, and South Africa (in error) were later provided by Loveridge (1933) and Pitman (1934), respectively. Schmidt (1933), based on the material collected by the Pulitzer Angolan Expedition in Chitau, Bié Province, central Angola, described Lygodactylus laurae (Fig. 5). This species was also synonymized with L. angolensis by Loveridge (1947), and recent collection of new specimens very close to Chitau (MHNC-UP /REP 495–498; CAS 266003–266009) revealed that the only species present in the region corresponds to L. angolensis. Loveridge (1947) provided several additional records for Angola and Hellmich (1957) reported three specimens from Entre Rios, Benguela Province. There are extensive records of the species distribution outside Angola (see, for example, Pasteur 1965 [1964] and Branch 1998 for estimates of the distribution of the species), but no precise locality records have been published from Angola since the late 1950s. The first new records of the species were based on specimens collected in Cangandala National Park, Malanje Province, by Ceríaco et al. (2016b; 2018b). Other recent records are from other areas of Malanje (Laúca) and Bié (14 km by dirt road from Cassumbi village) provinces (see Specimens examined below). Marques et al. (2018) considered Laurent’s (1964) records of L. capensis as L. angolensis, but subsequent examination of these specimens, which are currently housed in the Museu do Dundo, do not support this synonymization (see account for Lygodactylus tchokwe sp. nov. below). Diagnosis. Lygodactylus angolensis is small dwarf gecko with a maximum SVL of 34 mm. It can be distinguished from other members of the genus occurring in Angola and the surrounding regions by having 1) three scales surrounding the nostril (one supranasal, 1 st supralabial, one postnasal); 2) nostrils separated from the rostral and pierced above the suture between rostral and first supralabial; 3) mental followed by three postmentals; 4) first infralabial <25% overlap with postpostmental; 5) 19 to 21 rows of ventral scales; 6) between 7 and 10 precloacal pores in males; 7) median subcaudals arranged in an irregular pattern of one row of scales about ⅓ width of the tail alternating with two rows (sometimes just one) of scales of about ½ the width of the tail (Fig. 4A); 8) venter cream; 9) without markings on the gular region. The background coloration is usually light grey or light olive-brown. Some individuals have a dark stripe from the snout, through the eye, ending near the forearm insertion. The upper flank is marked with a series of pale spots forming a pale light line. These spots are usually edged with a dark mark above and below sometimes yielding the appearance of an ocellus (Figs. 6–7).Published as part of Marques, Mariana P., Ceríaco, Luis M. P., Buehler, Matthew D., Bandei- Ra, Suzana A., Janota, Joyce M. & Bauer, Aaron M., 2020, A revision of the Dwarf Geckos, genus Lygodactylus (Squamata: Gekkonidae) from Angola, with the description of three new species, pp. 301-352 in Zootaxa 4853 (3) on pages 322-324, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4853.3.1, http://zenodo.org/record/441072
Philippe Bardel, Jean-Luc Mayard, Gilles Pichard, L’arbre et la haie. Mémoire et avenir du bocage
No full textD’octobre 2005 à janvier 2007, l’exposition « L’arbre, la haie et les hommes » qui illustrait l’importance des haies dans le bocage rennais durant près de cinq siècles a mobilisé près de 32 000 visiteurs à l’Écomusée du Pays de Rennes. Publié par les PUR en juin 2008, voici à présent un « beau livre », accompagné d’un Cdrom regroupant des films, enquêtes et documents d’archives, qui constitue le catalogue exhaustif de l’exposition. Rennes Métropole qui – avec la participation de la DRAC – a f..
Numa-Bocage, L., Marcel, J.-F., & Chaussecourte, P. (Éds.) (2014). L’observation des pratiques enseignantes
No full textLa revue Recherches en Éducation a publié en juin 2014 un numéro hors-série coordonné par Line Numa-Bocage, Jean-François Marcel et Philippe Chaussecourte, intitulé « De l’observation des pratiques enseignantes », qui fait suite au symposium du réseau international OPEN (Mons, novembre 2011) sur le thème de l’observation : « L’observation des pratiques enseignantes : des cadres théoriques sous-jacents ». Ce symposium a permis de faire le point sur les différentes modalités d'observation mobil..
Pratiques de l'espace et organisation sociale. L'exemple d'une commune du Bocage ornais
No full textDer dreidimensional Raum, aufgebraucht und geträumt, ist von gesellschaftlichen Gruppen, die von beruflichen, voiwrtschaftlichen, persönnlichen Faktoren bestimmt werden, verschiedend. Eine räumliche Studium kann mit vollen Recht dabei helfen, die Strukturen eines Gesellschaftlichen Aufbau zu verstehen. Das Beispiel einer kleinen ländlichen Gemeinde in Bocage Ornais zeigt daß, im Gegensatz zu einem Gedanksystem, der das Bild einer bauerlichen und egalitarischen Gesellschaft fortbestehen läßt, im Innern einer von öffentlichen Orte polarisierten Gemeinde, lassen sich Gruppen mit sehr verschiedenen ßerufe, Satzungen und Vorteile zeichnen.The space, dimensional concept and yet consummate, dreamed, is practiced in different ways by social groupes which are determined by socioprofessional, economic, personal factors. Therefore a special study can contribute towards the delimiting of one social organization's structures. The exemple of one small country town from Bocage Ornais shows that some groupes, whose function, status and interests are clearly different become apparent, contrary to a thoughts' system that perpetuates the image of an egalitarian country society in a town polarized on public places.L'espace, concept dimensionnel et pourtant consommé, rêvé, est pratiqué différemment par des groupes sociaux que déterminent des facteurs socio-professionnels, économiques, personnels. A ce titre, une étude spatiale peut contribuer à cerner les structures d'une organisation sociale. L'exemple d'une petite commune rurale du Bocage montre que contrairement à un système de pensée qui perpétue l'image d'une société paysanne bocaine égalitaire, à l'intérieur d'une commune polarisée par des lieux publics se dessinent des groupes aux fonctions, aux statuts, aux intérêts bien différents.Thémines J.-F. Pratiques de l'espace et organisation sociale. L'exemple d'une commune du Bocage ornais. In: Norois, n°126, Avril-Juin 1985. pp. 223-239
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