461 research outputs found
Difficult cases and complications from the catheterization laboratory: a case of mitral cleft
No full textPercutaneous Interventions for Structural Heart Diseas
What language are you speaking? Why patient communication is a patient safety issue-9/10/2008
No full textMario Moussa of the Center for Applied Research (CFAR) and co-author of the book, The Art of Woo, presents a framework for exploring communication styles within health care settings. Dr. Moussa provides specific examples illustrating common mixed messages that occur between clinicians
Hello, do you hear me? Debating the poetics and noetics of orature. A comment to Ali Moussa Iye
No full textIn this article, the author comments on Ali Moussa Iye theory about Somalis relationship with orality and writing.Qoraagu wuxuu maqaalkaan ka faalloonayaa fikraddii Cali Muuse Ciye oo ku saabsan xiriirka ay Soomaalidu la leedahay hidde-afeedka iyo qoraalka.In questo articolo, l'autore commenta la teoria di Ali Mousse Iye relativa al rapporto dei somali con l'oralità e la scrittura.M.S. Lilius (ed.
Les tyrans ne sont pas invincibles : la quête de la liberté dans les romans pour la jeunesse de Moussa Konaté
No full textDans la trilogie Kanuden, destinée aux jeunes lecteurs, Moussa Konaté décrit le valeureux combat du personnage juvénile éponyme contre les tyrans qui règnent sur l’humanité. Sa victoire consacre l’avènement d’un monde nouveau, celui de la liberté et de la justice. Cette oeuvre de l’auteur malien dévoile ainsi une nouvelle dimension du roman politique africain qui trouve son expression dans la construction des utopies possibles. En abordant la violence, thème délicat en littérature de jeunesse, Moussa Konaté emprunte le chemin de l’allégorie par le biais du fantastique, mais articule aussi des réflexions sur le pouvoir, le désir de puissance et le mal politique.In the Kanuden trilogy, aimed at young readers, Moussa Konaté describes the valiant struggle of the eponymous young hero against the tyrants who rule over humanity. His victory marks the arrival of a new world, one of freedom and justice. This work by the Malian author thus reveals a new dimension of the African political novel which finds its expression in the construction of possible utopias. By tackling violence, a sensitive theme in children’s literature, Moussa Konaté takes the path of allegory through fantasy, but also articulates reflections on power, the desire for power, and political evil
Reply to "Comments on 'Experimental Measurement of Vapor Pressures and Densities at Saturation of Pure Hexafluoropropylene Oxide: Modeling Using a Crossover Equation of State'"
No full textEn référence à 1) Comments on "Experimental Measurement of Vapor Pressures and Densities at Saturation of Pure Hexafluoropropylene Oxide: Modeling Using a Crossover Equation of State" Author(s): Laugier, Serge; Richon, Dominique Source: INDUSTRIAL & ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY RESEARCH Volume: 50 Issue: 15 Special Issue: SI Pages: 9473-9475 DOI: 10.1021/ie2011559 Published: AUG 3 2011 2) Experimental Measurement of Vapor Pressures and Densities at Saturation of Pure Hexafluoropropylene Oxide: Modeling Using a Crossover Equation of State Author(s): Dicko, Moussa; Belaribi-Boukais, Ghemina; Coquelet, Christophe; Valtz, Alain; Belaribi, Farid Brahim; Naidoo, Paramespri; Ramjugernath, Deresh Source: INDUSTRIAL & ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY RESEARCH Volume: 50 Issue: 8 Pages: 4761-4768 DOI: 10.1021/ie102354p Published: APR 20 2011International audienc
Kanuden et le commissaire Habib : deux héros emblématiques de l’oeuvre de Moussa Konaté ?
No full textMoussa Konaté est un auteur qui fait voyager ses lecteurs d’un genre à l’autre, d’un univers à l’autre, et dont l’oeuvre semble placée sous le signe de la variété. Quoi de commun entre la trilogie pour enfants Kanuden et « Les enquêtes du commissaire Habib » ? Le destinataire, les intentions esthétiques, tout semble a priori différer. Pourtant, un fil conducteur relie les deux héros : tous deux sont porteurs d’une vision de la société et d’une idéologie qui sont propres à leur auteur. En rapprochant ces deux figures de l’oeuvre de Moussa Konaté, on comprend en quoi son oeuvre, par-delà sa diversité générique, tend vers un même objectif : être un miroir des sociétés noires africaines en portant les problématiques qui sont les leurs et en réfléchissant sur leur singularité, leur richesse mais aussi leurs blocages et leur rapport complexe à l’Occident. De la fantasy au roman policier, les mêmes thèmes se retrouvent : le pouvoir, la soumission, la révolte, mais aussi les croyances, les traditions et la superstition. Les héros, à l’image de leur créateur, sont en perpétuelle recherche d’un équilibre entre la fidélité à une culture et le refus de se laisser emprisonner par elle.Moussa Konaté is an author who takes his readers on a journey from one genre to another, from one universe to another, and whose work seems to be characterized by variety. What do the Kanuden trilogy for children and « Les enquêtes du commissaire Habib » (« The investigations of detective Habib ») have in common ? The addressee, the aesthetic intentions, everything seems a priori different. However, a common thread links the two heroes : both carry a vision of society and an ideology specific to their author. Comparing these two figures in Moussa Konaté’s work enables us to understand how his work, beyond its generic diversity, aims toward the same goal : being a mirror of black African societies by addressing their own issues and reflecting on their own singularity, their richness, but also their mental blocks and complex relationship with the West. From fantasy to detective novels, the same themes are found : power, submission, revolt, but also beliefs, traditions and superstition. The heroes, like their creator, are constantly searching for balance between loyalty to a culture and the refusal to be imprisoned by it
Le Bédouin, le voyageur et le philosophe
No full textSarga Moussa : The Bedouin, the traveller and the philosopher.
In the 18th Century a new image of the Bedouin appears in French literature, in both travel accounts and works with anthropological or encyclopaedic ambitions. The nomadic Arabs, previously presented as frightening bloodthirsty beings, now more and more appear as free, hospitable people, living in the simple style of the ancient patriarchs. The first traces of this change, which is linked to the réévaluation of Islam in the early Enlightenment, can be found in d'Herbelot's Bibliothèque orientale (1697), d'Arvieux's Journey to Palestine (1717) or Boulan-villiers Life of Mohamed (1730). This image is, however, ambivalent and Turpin, the author of the article Arabes in the 1776 Supplement to the Encyclopédie, alternates beteween Rousseauistic praise for a people with 'natural' virtues and criticism of a society which tolerates stealing. It is this paradox which makes it possible, in the Romantic period, to project onto the Bedouin values like generosity and revolt, thus allowing a new reflection on humans as double beings.Moussa Sarga. Le Bédouin, le voyageur et le philosophe. In: Dix-huitième Siècle, n°28, 1996. L'Orient. pp. 141-158
Contribution a l'etude du Fractionnement Isotopique dans l'eau et l'ethanol des produits de fermentation du raisin par spectrometrie de Masse
No full textSIGLEINIST T 71112 / INIST-CNRS - Institut de l'Information Scientifique et TechniqueFRFranc
Are drug-eluting stents cost-effective when compared with bare-metal stents in a real-world setting?
No full text- …
