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Nicole Arnaud-Duc, Droit, mentalités et changement social en Provence occidentale. Une étude sur les stratégies et la pratique notariale en matière de régime matrimonial de 1785 à 1855, 1985
No full textRoth R. Nicole Arnaud-Duc, Droit, mentalités et changement social en Provence occidentale. Une étude sur les stratégies et la pratique notariale en matière de régime matrimonial de 1785 à 1855, 1985. In: Droit et société, n°4, 1986. pp. 460-461
Faire un stage de recherche à LAM. Entretien avec Arnaud Dupuy, stagiaire LAM
No full textFree consultation with a Doctor of mobile health team has Madagacar. Author : Docteur Ando. Licence : CC BY SA. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Free_consultation_with_a_Doctor_of_mobile_health_team_has_Madagacar.jpg En mai-juin 2019, Arnaud Dupuy a accompli un stage au laboratoire Les Afriques dans le monde, encadré par Jean-Philippe Berrou, enseignant-chercheur en économie. Il a été impliqué dans deux programmes de recherches pluridisciplinaires concernant l’aire africaine. Qu’est..
Figures et enjeux du récit : la non-congruence dans la série Zuckerman de Philip Roth
No full textThrough the evocation of the figure of the father and, more precisely, of the father talking, Philip Roth creates a style which, on the one hand, conjures up the spoken word but which is eventually used by the author to disrupt the oral aspect of the text. This is the very basis of Roth's non-congruent strategy : calling the attention of the reader to the "seams" of the text, undermining the "mimesis", thus creating a sophisticated metatextual device which link's Roth's work with postmodernism. The author's persistence in bringing characters, ideas and interpretations into conflict, and in antagonizing the reader's simplistic expectations, seems to be the underlying paradigm of his work : creating energy through conflict.A partir de l'évocation de la figure paternelle, et plus particulièrement de la parole du père, Roth crée un verbe qui, dans un premier temps, rappelle l'oralité mais dont il va finalement se servir comme sigifiant de rupture, comme parole de l'outrance. Roth étend cette logique non-congruente à tous les niveaux de son oeuvre (stylistique, diégétique, thématique) dans le but de rompre avec une quelconque stabilité mimétique et de forcer le lecteur à contempler les rouages du texte auquel il est confronté. Cette politique métatextuelle situe l'oeuvre rothienne dans la mouvance postmoderne et dessine une intersubjectivité lecteur-auteur pour le moins problématique mais en accord avec l'isotopie de la non-congruence mise en place par Roth
Figures et enjeux du récit : la non-congruence dans la série Zuckerman de Philip Roth
No full textThrough the evocation of the figure of the father and, more precisely, of the father talking, Philip Roth creates a style which, on the one hand, conjures up the spoken word but which is eventually used by the author to disrupt the oral aspect of the text. This is the very basis of Roth's non-congruent strategy : calling the attention of the reader to the "seams" of the text, undermining the "mimesis", thus creating a sophisticated metatextual device which link's Roth's work with postmodernism. The author's persistence in bringing characters, ideas and interpretations into conflict, and in antagonizing the reader's simplistic expectations, seems to be the underlying paradigm of his work : creating energy through conflict.A partir de l'évocation de la figure paternelle, et plus particulièrement de la parole du père, Roth crée un verbe qui, dans un premier temps, rappelle l'oralité mais dont il va finalement se servir comme sigifiant de rupture, comme parole de l'outrance. Roth étend cette logique non-congruente à tous les niveaux de son oeuvre (stylistique, diégétique, thématique) dans le but de rompre avec une quelconque stabilité mimétique et de forcer le lecteur à contempler les rouages du texte auquel il est confronté. Cette politique métatextuelle situe l'oeuvre rothienne dans la mouvance postmoderne et dessine une intersubjectivité lecteur-auteur pour le moins problématique mais en accord avec l'isotopie de la non-congruence mise en place par Roth
Dutch space; interview with Arnaud de Jong, CEO
No full textDutch Space, the largest space company in the Netherlands and part of Airbus Defence and Space, appointed a new CEO last year. The Leonardo Times sat down with the CEO Arnaud de Jong for an interview. We discuss his career, developments in Dutch Space, his take on competition in the commercial space domain and his future outlook on European and International space markets.Aerospace Engineerin
Arnaud François
No full textArnaud François, born in 1978, is a professor of philosophy at the University of Poitiers. He is the author of several books and articles on Bergson, Schopenhauer and Nietzsche, as well as of works on the philosophy of health. He is currently exploring, at the junction between philosophy and literature, the work of Émile Zola. He is, with Ondřej Švec, co-president of the Organisation Francophone pour la Formation et la Recherche Européennes en Sciences humaines (OFFRES), an academic collabora..
Arnaud Schmitt, Je réel/je fictif. Au-delà d’une confusion postmoderne
No full textStudioso di Philip Roth e specialista delle forme della narrazione postmoderna, Arnaud Schmitt affronta in questo volume una questione ormai annosa, al centro del dibattito sulle scritture personali da oltre tre decenni, ovvero dalla nascita ufficiale del genere ibrido che va sotto il nome di autofiction, secondo la definizione di Serge Doubrovsky: la questione delle relazioni che intercorrono tra l’io reale e l’io fittizio. Il punto di vista dell’A. è quello di chi, a partire dalla presa d’a..
Interview with Arnaud Lechevalier on Social Europe
No full textHeike Wieters and Dominique Gareis of Saisir l'Europe - axis Social State have recently conducted an Interview with Arnaud Lechevalier (Maitre de Conferences, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, researcher at the Laboratoire Interdisciplinaire pour la Sociologie Economique, CNAM-CNRS and at the Centre Marc Bloch, co-author (with Jan Wielgohs, Europa University Viadrina) of the edited volume Social Europe: A Dead End. What the Eurozone Crisis is doing to Europe’s Social Dimension, on social ..
St Arnaud total count grid geodetic
No full textMaintenance and Update Frequency: notPlannedStatement: This St Arnaud total count grid geodetic is an airborne-derived radiometric terrestrial dose rate grid for the St Arnaud Infill merge, 1990 survey. The survey was acquired under the project No. 1345 for the geological survey of VIC. The grid has a cell size of 0.00042 degrees (approximately 42m). A total of 18970 line-kilometres of data at a line spacing between 200m and 400m, and 100m terrain clearance were acquired to produce this grid. The terrestrial dose rate grid is derived as a linear combination of the filtered K, U and Th grids. Details of the specifications of individual airborne surveys can be found in the Fourteenth Edition of the Index of Airborne Geophysical Surveys (Percival, 2014). This Index is also available online at http://pid.geoscience.gov.au/dataset/79134.
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Percival, P.J., 2014. Index of airborne geophysical surveys (Fourteenth Edition).The radiometric, or gamma-ray spectrometric method, measures the natural variations in the gamma-rays detected near the Earth's surface as the result of the natural radioactive decay of potassium (K), uranium (U) and thorium (Th). The data collected are processed via standard methods to ensure the response recorded is that due only to the rocks in the ground. The results produce datasets that can be interpreted to reveal the geological structure of the sub-surface. The processed data is checked for quality by GA geophysicists to ensure that the final data released by GA are fit-for-purpose. The terrestrial dose rate grid is derived as a linear combination of the filtered K, U and Th grids. A low pass filter is applied to this grid to generate the filtered terrestrial dose rate grid.<br/>This St Arnaud total count grid geodetic has a cell size of 0.00042 degrees (approximately 42m) and shows the terrestrial dose rate of the St Arnaud Infill merge, 1990. The data used to produce this grid was acquired in 1990 by the VIC Government, and consisted of 18970 line-kilometres of data at a line spacing between 200m and 400m, and 100m terrain clearance
Dendropaemon (Coprophanaeoides) furtadoi Genier & Arnaud, new species
No full text5. Dendropaemon (Coprophanaeoides) furtadoi Génier & Arnaud, new species (Figs. 5, 48– 49, 156) Type locality. Diamantino, Mato Grosso, Brasil. Diagnosis. Differs from nearly all other species in the genus by its long elytral pilosity combined with the sharply carinate lateral edge of the pronotal lateral depressions. The much less pilose dorsum, especially the nearly glabrous eighth elytral interval will separate D. furtadoi from D. pilosissimus and the much less heavily punctate pronotal disc will separate it from D. carinifer. From its sister species, D. cribrosus, the straight clypeal edge on each side of the clypeal teeth combined with the distinctly anteriorly convergent pronotal lateral edges and less defined elytral striae will set it apart. Description. Male holotype (Fig. 5). Body. Body large, length 15.0 mm, maximum width 8.0 mm; body subrectangular in dorsal view; dorsum narrowly flat. Color. Dorsal surface dark brown to black, glossy, with green metallic sheen; head black along anterior edge of clypeus, metallic green on remaining surface; pronotum with green metallic sheen except for anteromedian carina, on anterior portion of disc and surface adjacent to lateral fossae; elytra with uniform green metallic sheen; ventrum with faint greenish and coppery metallic sheen; pygidium with green metallic sheen; legs with coppery and greenish metallic sheen on femora and tibiae. Head. Clypeus gena arcuate, clypeus straight between clypeogenal junction and lateral emargination of clypeal teeth, anterior portion upturned; clypeal teeth acutely triangular; clypeal median emargination v-shaped, clypeal edge acutely notched on external side of each clypeal tooth, clypeal teeth ventral surface lacking carina, clypeal margin ill-defined, lacking sharp carina posteriorly, clypeal surface with transverse blunt rugulae anteriorly and small setiferous tubercles posteriorly; clypeogenal suture well-defined, bluntly carinate internally; genal surface with small setiferous tubercles, lacking distinct transverse carina, simply convex; clypeofrontal carina rather low, approximately 4 times wider than high, straight in dorsal view, simply carinate, clypeofrontal carina apical edge slightly trilobate in frontal view; eyes large in dorsal view, interocular ratio 4.0. Pronotum. Pronotum transverse in dorsal view, pronotal width/length ratio 1.6; disc of pronotum minutely punctate basally with large confluent setiferous puncture medially changing into dense squamose and setiferous rugulae anteriorly, with an ill-defined shallow longitudinal depression on posterior half; pronotal anterior margin only slightly wider and flat lateral to eye; anterior portion with a tri-sinuous carina, carina produced into a tubercle medially; anterior angles surface finely granulate, similar to lateral margin along posterior edge of anterior margin; lateral fossae oval, bordered laterally by a sharp carina and anteriorly by a blunt tubercle; lateral portions strongly explanate; pronotal basal fossae ill-defined, slightly concave; posterior margin well-defined and crenulate, with several long setae. Elytra. Elytra approximately as long as wide in dorsal view, elytral combined width/length ratio 1.2; elytral base distinctly marginate; elytral striae 1–4 moderately wide basally, narrower and ill-defined on posterior half, evenly impressed throughout, elytral striae 5 similar to 4 on disc, strial punctures fine, well-defined and setiferous, adjacent strial edge feebly encroaching on interval, stria 1 weakly impressed apically, going straight to elytral apical margin; interstriae slightly convex, minutely punctate and with few larger setiferous punctures along striae, surface glossy. Thoracic sterna. Proepisternal carina absent; metasternal median lobe angularly produced anteromedially, ventral ridge well-defined, y-shaped. Legs. Profemur posterior surface slightly but distinctly convex and glabrous internally, posterointernal margin rather thin, uneven, internal edge rather wide, with a contiguous row of setae along anterointernal edge and few scattered long setae on anterior half, remaining surface with irregular ill-defined punctures and glossy. Protibia with four teeth on lateral edge; internal basal angle lobate; anterior surface with long aligned row of setae internally, surface glossy or feebly microsculptured between punctures; posterior surface with some ill-defined irregular punctures externally to median carina, surface glossy between punctures, with a single interrupted setal row along lateral teeth. Mesofemur angularly produced on anterointernal edge apically. Mesotibia rather short, gradually widening toward apex in anterior view; anteroapical edge slightly sinuate in anterior view, anteroapical row of setae complete; apicoanterior edge circularly indented internally; external edge more or less rounded, with several large elongate setiferous punctures. Mesotarsus similar in shape to metatarsus, 3 -segmented, first segment moderately elongate, approximately two times as long as wide at apex. Metafemur internal edge nearly straight and lateral edge arcuate, lacking distinct depressed area anterointernally before apex, apicoposterior edge unmodified, anterior surface with a well-defined sulcus on more than half the length. Metatibia moderately slender, slightly widening toward apex in anterior view, anterior surface with distinct row of setae, surface glossy, metatibial posterior surface flat between longitudinal row of setae and lateral edge, with ill-defined microsculpture. Metatarsus 3 -segmented, first segment moderately elongate, approximately two times as long as wide at apex, with anterointernal carina well defined and almost reaching apical edge. Abdominal sternites. Sternites 3–6 longitudinally flat; sternites 4–6 with 1–3 unaligned rows of setae laterally, narrowly glabrous on segment 4 and with a single row of setae medially on segments 5–6; sternite 7 approximately longitudinally flat medially, shorter than segment 6 along midline; pygidium minutely punctate on disc. Male genitalia (Figs. 48–49). Parameres simply rounded apically in dorsal view; surface smooth, glossy apically. Measurements (1 male). Length: 15.0 mm. Primary type data. Holotype male (CEMT): [BRASIL: MT/ Diamantino/ X. 1984 / E. Furtado]; [WORLD / SCARAB./ DATABASE/ WSD00016761]; [HOLOTYPE / Dendropaemon / furtadoi n.sp. / Génier & Arnaud, 2014]. Material examined. Primary type only. Etymology. Furtadoi, a patronym in honor of Eurides Furtado of Diamantino (Mato Grosso) who was very hospitable during a visit of one of the author (FG) and also the collector of the only known specimen of this species. Natural history. Unknown. Remarks. Female and variation unknown. In addition to the characters mentioned in the diagnosis, this species also differs in having the lateral pronotal fossae bordered anteriorly by a much larger tubercles and the posterior pronotal margin is twice as wide in posterior view as in D. cribrosus. Because a single male specimen of this species is known it is difficult to assess if this is due to the allometric scaling.Published as part of François Génier & Patrick Arnaud, 2016, Dendropaemon Perty, 1830: taxonomy, systematics and phylogeny of the morphologically most derived phanaeine genus (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae, Scarabaeinae, Phanaeini) in Zootaxa 4099 (1) on pages 14-15, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4099.1.1, http://zenodo.org/record/26827
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