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- Some algorithms for evaluating fuzzy relational queries.Patrick Bosc &OlivierPivert -1991 - In Bernadette Bouchon-Meunier, Ronald R. Yager & Lotfi A. Zadeh,Uncertainty in Knowledge Bases: 3rd International Conference on Information Processing and Management of Uncertainty in Knowledge-Based Systems, IPMU'90, Paris, France, July 2 - 6, 1990. Proceedings. Springer. pp. 431--442.No categories
- A History of Optics From Greek Antiquity to the Nineteenth Century.Olivier Darrigol -2012 - Oxford University Press.This book is a long-term history of optics, from early Greek theories of vision to the nineteenth-century victory of the wave theory of light. It is a clear and richly illustrated synthesis of a large amount of literature, and a reliable and efficient guide for anyone who wishes to enter this domain.No categories
- The Intentionality of Pleasures.Olivier Massin -2013 - In Denis Fisette & Guillaume Fréchette,Themes from Brentano. New York, NY: Editions Rodopi. pp. 307-337.This paper defends hedonic intentionalism, the view that all pleasures, including bodily pleasures, are directed towards objects distinct from themselves. Brentano is the leading proponent of this view. My goal here is to disentangle his significant proposals from the more disputable ones so as to arrive at a hopefully promising version of hedonic intentionalism. I mainly focus on bodily pleasures, which constitute the main troublemakers for hedonic intentionalism. Section 1 introduces the problem raised by bodily pleasures for hedonic intentionalism and (...) some of the main reactions to it. Sections 2 and 3 rebut two main approaches equating bodily pleasures with non- intentional episodes. More precisely, section 2 argues that bodily pleasures cannot be purely non-intentional self-conscious feelings, by relying on Brentano’s objection to Hamilton’s theory of pleasure. Section 3 argues that bodily pleasures cannot be non-intentional sensory qualities by relying on Brentano’s objections to Stumpf’s theory of pleasure. Section 4 develops a brentanian view of the intentionality of bodily pleasures by claiming bodily pleasures are directed at a sui generis class of sensory qualities. Section 5 presents an objection to Brentano’s later theory of pleasure according to which all sensory pleasures are directed at sensing acts. (shrink)
- Determinables and Brute Similarities.Olivier Massin -2013 - In Christer Svennerlind, Almäng Jan & Rögnvaldur Ingthorsson,Johanssonian Investigations: Essays in Honour of Ingvar Johansson on His Seventieth Birthday. Frankfurt: Ontos Verlag.Ingvar Johansson has argued that there are not only determinate universals, but also determinable ones. I here argue that this view is misguided by reviving a line of argument to the following effect: what makes determinates falling under a same determinable similar cannot be distinct from what makes them different. If true, some similarities — imperfect similarities between simple determinate properties — are not grounded in any kind of property-sharing. I suggest that determinables are better understood as maximal disjunctions of (...) brutely and imperfectly similar determinates. Such brute similarities have been thought to clash with realism about universals. I argue that this worry stems from the mistaken assumption that perfect and imperfect similarities are relations of a same kind. If exact and inexact resemblances are distinct and heterogeneous explananda, the realist about universals might explain the first thanks to property-sharing, while happily leaving imperfect similarities between properties unexplained. (shrink)
- Comptes rendus.François-Olivier Touati,Jean-Christophe Cassard,Patrice Sicard,Perrine Simon-Nahum,Jacques Verger,Bruno Neveu,François Laplanche,Nicole Lemaître,Dominique Bourel,Alain Tallon &Marcel Grandière -1995 -Revue de Synthèse 116 (4):607-639.No categories
- Le médecin face aux agressions sexuelles et au viol☆.Frédérique Guillet-May &Olivier Thiebaugeorges -2006 -Médecine et Droit 2006 (76):35-43.
- Joies amères et douces peines [Bitter Joys and Sweet Sorrows].Olivier Massin -2011 - In Christine Tappolet, Fabrice Teroni & Anita Konzelmann Ziv,Les ombres de l'âme: Penser les émotions négatives. Markus Haller.This paper argues (i) that the possibility of experiencing at once pleasures and unpleasures does not threaten the contrariety of pleasure and unpleasure. (ii) That the hedonic balance calculated by adding all pleasures and displeasures of a subject at a time yields an abstract result that does not correspond to any new psychological reality. There are no resultant feelings. (iii) That there are nevertheless, in some cases, sentimental fusions: when the co-occurent pleasures and unpleasures do not have any bodily location, (...) and that their intentional object vanishes, they truly fuse with each other, giving rise to sentimental mixtures in which the initial pleasures and unpleasures are no longer discernible. (shrink)
- Quand Vouloir, c'est Faire [How to Do Things with Wants].Olivier Massin -2014 -In R. Clot-Goudard (Dir.), L'Explication de L'Action. Analyses Contemporaines, Recherches Sur la Philosophie Et le Langage N°30, Paris, Vrin 30.This paper defends the action-theory of the Will, according to which willing G is doing F (F≠G) in order to make G happen. In a nutshell, willing something is doing something else in order to bring about what we want. -/- I argue that only the action-theory can reconcile two essential features of the Will. (i) its EFFECTIVITY: willing is closer to acting than desiring. (ii) its FALLIBILITY: one might want something in vain. The action-theory of the will explains EFFECTIVITY (...) by claiming that each time one wants G, one accomplishes the action of doing F ( it is argued following Von Wright that every action has a result as a proper part, here F). And the action-theory explains FALLIBILITY by claiming that although willing G entails making some F happen –the result of the action of willing–, it does not entail that G –the intended consequence of our willing– will happen. -/- By contrast, behaviorist accounts of the will (which merely equate willing with an action) captures its EFFECTIVITY but loose its FALLIBILITY. And volitionist accounts (which introduce naked volitions lacking any essential results) capture the FALLIBILITY of the will, but loose its EFFECTIVITY. -/- I consider disjunctivist accounts of trying (such as O'Shaughnessy and Hornsby's ones) as an alternative way to reconcile EFFECTIVITY and FALLIBILITY. I argue that though the view manages to reconcile these two constraints, it does so only at the price of gerrymandering the concept of willing (or trying): failed tryings end up having nothing in common with successful ones. -/- I then address three objections to the action-theory of the will, to the effect (i) that not all actions have a result (ii) that total failures are possible (iii) that willing is more fundamental than acting. I argue in answer (i) that all actions have results (results which can be irrelevant to the production of the goal, or which can be merely mental images), (ii) that total failures do not correspond to acts of will, but to mere desires or wishes, and (iii) that given the possibility of basic actions, acting has to be more fundamental than willing (and trying). (shrink)
- Are Children Sensitive to What They Know?: An Insight from Yucatec Mayan Children.Sunae Kim,Olivier Le Guen,Beate Sodian &Joélle Proust -2021 -Journal of Cognition and Culture 21 (3-4):226-242.Metacognitive abilities are considered as a hallmark of advanced human cognition. Existing empirical studies have exclusively focused on populations from Western and industrialized societies. Little is known about young children’s metacognitive abilities in other societal and cultural contexts. Here we tested 4-year-old Yucatec Mayan by adopting a metacognitive task in which children’s explicit assessment of their own knowledge states about the hidden content of a container and their informing judgments were assessed. Similar to previous studies, we found that Yucatec Mayan (...) children overestimated their knowledge states in the explicit metacognitive task. However, in contrast with studies on Western children, we did not find the facilitating effect of the implicit informing task over the explicit task. These findings suggest that the early development of metacognition combines universal and culture-sensitive features. (shrink)No categories
- L-eye to me: The combined role of Need for Cognition and facial trustworthiness in mimetic desires.Evelyne Treinen,Olivier Corneille &Gaylord Luypaert -2012 -Cognition 122 (2):247-251.
- L'identité plurielle de l'homme dans les sciences humaines: essai d'une philosophie pédagogique.Olivier Nkulu Kabamba -2016 - Louvain-la-Neuve: Academia L'Harmattan. Edited by Claude Lessard.Comment aborder de manière pédagogique la question de l'identité de l'homme dans l'enseignement et l'apprentissage des sciences humaines? Dans cet essai de philosophie pédagogique, voilà l'unique préoccupation à laquelle s'efforce de répondreOlivier Nkulu Kabamba en sa double qualité d'enseignant universitaire en sciences humaines et de philosophe formé en sciences humaines.No categories
- Toucher et Proprioception.Olivier Massin &Jean-Maurice Monnoyer -2003 -Voir (Barré) 26:48-73.Our thesis is that proprioception is not a sixth sense distinct from the sense of touch, but a part of that tactile (or haptic) sense. The tactile sense is defined as the sense whose direct intentional objects are macroscopic mechanical properties. We first argue (against D. Armstrong, 1962; B. O'Shaughnessy 1989, 1995, 1998 and M. Martin, 1992, 1993,1995) that the two following claims are incompatible : (i) proprioception is a sense distinct from touch; (ii) touch is a bipolar modality, that (...) intrinsically has both a subjective-bodily pole and objective pole. We then argue that the bipolarity of touch should be preferred over the introduction of a sui generis sense of the body. We try to revive Aristotle suggestion according to which the body is the tactile medium (like the air for sight). Since this medium is constantly changing its shape, we need some specific channel of information about its state : proprioception, functionally defined, is that part of touch which informs us about the state of this changing tactile medium. Though muscular and articular receptors are usually dedicated to inform us about the mechanical properties of the tactile media, and the skin receptors about the mechanical properties of the tactile objects, this is not essentially so. In weighting or wielding experiments we access the weight of external objects even when skin sensitivity is absent; in prosthetic touch, the skin receptors play the role usually assigned to muscle and articular receptors, namely to inform us about the mechanical state of the tactile medium. So proprioception, anatomically defined, can play both the role of informing us about the tactile medium, or about the tactile objects. That other sensory modalities also rely on proprioceptive information should be understood in terms of cross-modal dependencies: of sight, hearing, smell, taste...on touch. (shrink)
- On pleasures.Olivier Massin -2011 - Dissertation, GenevaThis thesis introduces and defends the Axiological Theory of Pleasure (ATP), according to which all pleasures are mental episodes which exemplify an hedonic value. According to the version of the ATP defended, hedonic goodness is not a primitive kind of value, but amounts to the final and personal value of mental episodes. Beside, it is argued that all mental episodes –and then all pleasures– are intentional. The definition of pleasures I arrived at is the following : -/- x is a (...) pleasure of a person P =df x is an intentional episode of P which is finally good for P. (shrink)
- Note sur les droits de cité appartenant à la famille Constant de Rebecque [6-10 mai 1815?].Kurt Kloocke &Olivier Devaux -2001 - In Kurt Kloocke & Olivier Devaux,Principes de Politique Et Autres Écrits . Liberté de la Presse, Responsabilité des Ministres, Mémoires de Juliette, Acte Additionel Etc. De Gruyter. pp. 645-648.No categories
- Table des matières.Kurt Kloocke &Olivier Devaux -2001 - In Kurt Kloocke & Olivier Devaux,Principes de Politique Et Autres Écrits . Liberté de la Presse, Responsabilité des Ministres, Mémoires de Juliette, Acte Additionel Etc. De Gruyter.No categories
- Colonisés-immigrés, « clandestins » et « périls migratoires ».Olivier Le Cour Grandmaison -2007 -Rue Descartes 58 (4):120-125.No categories
- Dynamic Formal Epistemology.Patrick Girard,Olivier Roy &Mathieu Marion (eds.) -2010 - Berlin, Germany: Springer.This volume is a collation of original contributions from the key actors of a new trend in the contemporary theory of knowledge and belief, that we call “dynamic epistemology”. It brings the works of these researchers under a single umbrella by highlighting the coherence of their current themes, and by establishing connections between topics that, up until now, have been investigated independently. It also illustrates how the new analytical toolbox unveils questions about the theory of knowledge, belief, preference, action, and (...) rationality, in a number of central axes in dynamic epistemology: temporal, social, probabilistic and even deontic dynamics. (shrink)
- Philosophie et environnement.Gilbert Gérard,Olivier Depré &Philippe van Parijs -1998 -Revue Philosophique De Louvain 96 (3):393-394.
- Le partage du pouvoir entre associés exploitants et non exploitants d’une société d’exercice libéral par actions simplifiée de biologistes médicaux : le piège de la liberté statutaire face aux exigences de santé publique.Valérie Siranyan,Olivier Rollux &François Locher -2010 -Médecine et Droit 2010 (102):90-95.No categories
- (2 other versions)Construing and constructing others.Mark Snyder &Olivier Klein -2005 -Interaction Studies. Social Behaviour and Communication in Biological and Artificial Systemsinteraction Studies / Social Behaviour and Communication in Biological and Artificial Systemsinteraction Studies 6 (1):53-67.When individuals hold expectations about other people, they can elicit from these targets behaviors that are consistent with their expectations, even if these expectations are independent of the target’s real characteristics. In this paper, we consider the role that this phenomenon, known as behavioral confirmation, plays in shaping the social perceptions of perceivers, targets, and outside observers. As well, we address the value of laboratory research on behavioral confirmation for understanding the dynamics and outcomes of social interactions in naturally occurring (...) settings. Building on these considerations, we then examine the role of behavioral confirmation phenomena in shaping intergroup relations, with particular reference to delineating conditions in which such phenomena serve to preserve these relations. Based on this analysis, we suggest that dyadic confirmation phenomena are likely to occur in naturally occurring settings and may contribute to the maintenance and perpetuation of social stereotypes and societal structures. (shrink)No categories
- Reading Duns Scotus: From History to Philosophy.Olivier Boulnois -2005 -Modern Theology 21 (4):603-608.
- Definability of Geometric Properties in Algebraically Closed Fields.Olivier Chapuis &Pascal Koiran -1999 -Mathematical Logic Quarterly 45 (4):533-550.We prove that there exists no sentence F of the language of rings with an extra binary predicat I2 satisfying the following property: for every definable set X ⊆ ℂ2, X is connected if and only if ⊧ F, where I2 is interpreted by X. We conjecture that the same result holds for closed subset of ℂ2. We prove some results motivated by this conjecture.
- Introduction from Altered Man.Claude-Olivier Doron &Nicholas Anthony Eppert -2021 -Critical Philosophy of Race 9 (2):179-239.ABSTRACT This article includes Nicholas Anthony Eppert's English translation of the introduction from Claude-Olivier Doron's L'homme altèrè: races et dégénérescence, published in French in 2016. Inspired by a Foucauldian methodology, Doron provides a novel way to approach the historiography and philosophy of race and racism. Rather than focusing on traditional ways to conceptualize race, through alterity, and racism as emerging from polygenist theories that saw races as issuing from different origins and thwarting the idea of the unity of the (...) human species, Doron argues that race is originally linked to theories of degeneration, and can be expressed through the concept of alteration. This allows him to envisage how discursive practices of race and racism and apparatuses of power that seek to govern race operate under theories of monogenism, which take the human species as a singular unity, and under the juridico-legal and metaphysical banner of “humanity” or “the universal.”. (shrink)No categories
- Jean-Michel Berthelot: itinéraires d'un philosophe en sociologie (1945-2006).Jean-Christophe Marcel &Olivier Martin (eds.) -2011 - Paris: Presses universitaires de France.Tous les textes publiés dans l'ouvrage parlent directement de l'œuvre de Jean-Michel Berthelot. La première partie, " Sociologie de Jean-Michel Berthelot ", rassemble les contributions restituant des traits de son œuvre à l'aide d'études de cas précis ou de panoramas plus larges, et balise des domaines de recherche dans lesquels il s'est illustré : sociologie de l'éducation, du corps, des sciences, épistémologie des sciences sociales. La deuxième partie rend compte des perspectives ouvertes par ses travaux et de la manière dont (...) des chercheurs ont mis en œuvre ses réflexions pour leurs propres recherches. Il s'agit donc de restituer la façon dont on peut faire de la sociologie " avec " Jean-Michel Berthelot - à l'aide de ses travaux et des jalons qu'ils posent. La troisième partie est biographique en restituant l'itinéraire académique, intellectuel et humain de Berthelot, que ce soit son parcours universitaire et social, notamment à l'ENS durant mai 68, ou encore sa période " toulousaine " où sa carrière universitaire a débuté et qui en constitue une partie essentielle. Dirigé par Jean-Christophe Marcel etOlivier Martin, cet ouvrage rassemble les contributions de collaborateurs, d'anciens étudiants ou de proches collègues de Jean-Michel Berthelot. (shrink)No categories
- Au rédacteur de la Gazette de France.Kurt Kloocke &Olivier Devaux -2001 - In Kurt Kloocke & Olivier Devaux,Principes de Politique Et Autres Écrits . Liberté de la Presse, Responsabilité des Ministres, Mémoires de Juliette, Acte Additionel Etc. De Gruyter. pp. 945-948.No categories
- De la responsabilité des ministres 13 décembre 1814 – 1er février 1815.Kurt Kloocke &Olivier Devaux -2001 - In Kurt Kloocke & Olivier Devaux,Principes de Politique Et Autres Écrits . Liberté de la Presse, Responsabilité des Ministres, Mémoires de Juliette, Acte Additionel Etc. De Gruyter. pp. 413-496.No categories
- Introduction générale.Kurt Kloocke &Olivier Devaux -2001 - In Kurt Kloocke & Olivier Devaux,Principes de Politique Et Autres Écrits . Liberté de la Presse, Responsabilité des Ministres, Mémoires de Juliette, Acte Additionel Etc. De Gruyter. pp. 191-204.No categories
- Note du Duc de Campochiaro, ministre plénipotentiaire de Mur't à Vienne, au Prince de Talleyrand Décembre 1814.Kurt Kloocke &Olivier Devaux -2001 - In Kurt Kloocke & Olivier Devaux,Principes de Politique Et Autres Écrits . Liberté de la Presse, Responsabilité des Ministres, Mémoires de Juliette, Acte Additionel Etc. De Gruyter. pp. 245-252.No categories
- Hésiode Et Son Influence Six Exposés Et Discussions.Kurt von Fritz &Olivier Reverdin -1960 - Fondation Hardt.No categoriesExport citation
Bookmark - Stephen RL Clark, From Athens to Jerusalem. The Love of Wisdom and the Love of God.Olivier Depré -1986 -Revue Philosophique De Louvain 84 (62):282-283.
- Forcing with the Anti‐Foundation axiom.Olivier Esser -2012 -Mathematical Logic Quarterly 58 (1-2):55-62.In this paper we define the forcing relation and prove its basic properties in the context of the theory ZFCA, i.e., ZFC minus the Foundation axiom and plus the Anti-Foundation axiom.
- On the axiom of extensionality in the positive set theory.Olivier Esser -2003 -Mathematical Logic Quarterly 49 (1):97-100.This is a study of the relative interpretability of the axiom of extensionality in the positive set theory. This work has to be considered in the line of works of R. O. Gandy, D. Scott and R. Hinnion who have studied the relative interpretability of the axiom of extensionality in set theories of Zermelo and Zermelo-Fraenkel.
- Husserl, lecteur de Fichte.Olivier Lahbib -2004 -Archives de Philosophie 3 (3):421-443.Dans les Leçons sur Fichte (L’Idéal de l’humanité chez Fichte) de 1917, Husserl réinscrit Fichte dans l’histoire de la pensée idéaliste transcendantale kantienne. Husserl reconnaît à Fichte le mérite de dépasser et de dénoncer la contradiction de la chose en soi kantienne. Mais il manque le sens radical du primat de la raison pratique, et ses conséquences pour la fondation de la raison théorique, et la réduction phénoménologique. Husserl interprète l’approfondissement de la dernière philosophie de Fichte comme une simple répétition (...) du modèle de pensée téléologique néoplatonicien. Malgré son jugement rude sur la métaphysique fichtéenne, Husserl est effectivement et fortement inspiré par la théorie fichtéenne, du point de vue de la théologie et de l’histoire. (shrink)
- « Danser dans les chaînes » : la définition nietzschéenne de la création comme jeu de la convention.Olivier Ponton -2004 -Philosophique 7 (7):5-27.La théorie nietzschéenne du génie, dans la mesure où elle réhabilite positivement la contrainte et la convention dans la création artistique, permet de dépasser la mystérieuse théorie romantique d'inspiration naturaliste. Sur quoi repose cette théorie esthétique nietzschéenne ? Sur l'assimilation de la langue de l'artiste à une convention efficiente, c'est-à-dire lui permettant de communiquer activement avec un public, et donc d'être compris. La véritable convention est celle qui naît du besoin, et qui, – intégrée dans un travail de soi sur (...) soi commandé par la contrainte, le sérieux et la discipline, – se transforme en une nouvelle habitude, et devient une seconde nature, sous l'effet de la répétition acharnée. Elle s'oppose au laisser-aller, et rend possible la constitution d'une véritable culture dépassant l'opposition de la convention et de la nature. Elle définit selon l'auteur le style de l'esprit libre, soit l'artiste capable « de danser dans les chaînes », c'est-à-dire de jouer avec la convention. La véritable liberté artistique ne consiste donc pas à s'affranchir de la tradition, mais à la maîtriser et à jouer avec elle. La théorie de la création artistique élaborée par Nietzsche fournit ainsi le paradigme d'une libération de l'esprit. (shrink)No categories
- Hugo Dingler (1881–1954) and the Philosophical Foundation of the German Evolutionary Synthesis.Olivier Rieppel -2011 -Biological Theory 6 (2):162-168.The German synthesis of evolutionary theory that grew out of opposition to idealistic morphology has been anchored in the systematic work at the species level and below pursued by the Berlin School around Erwin Stresemann (involving Bernhard Rensch and Ernst Mayr), in the 1939 German translation of Dobzhansky’s Genetics and the Origin of Species, and in a 1943 anthology on evolution edited by Gerhard Heberer. The latter volume opened with a philosophical essay written by Hugo Dingler that was intended to (...) provide the theoretical foundation for the theory of descent. Dingler and Heberer not only shared a commitment to the Darwinian evolutionary mechanisms of random mutation and natural selection, but also drew from Darwinism the justification for racial hygiene and eugenics. Dingler’s “unequivocal-methodological system” is a meta-scientific construct that offers no ontological grounding of evolutionary theory. Dingler’s voluntarism is subjectivist and stipulative and for those reasons ineffective in a critique of idealistic morphology. Dingler claimed descent with modification as a historical fact, but dealt only marginally with evolutionary mechanisms, and did not touch on issues of phylogeny reconstruction. (shrink)
- Organizational Citizenship Behaviour for the Environment: Measurement and Validation. [REVIEW]Olivier Boiral &Pascal Paillé -2012 -Journal of Business Ethics 109 (4):431-445.While the importance of employee initiatives for improving the environmental practices and performance of organizations has been clearly established in the literature, the precise nature of these initiatives has rarely been examined (particularly the issue of their discretionary or mandatory nature). The role of organizational citizenship behaviour in environmental management remains largely unexplored. The main objectives of this paper were to propose and validate an instrument for measuring organizational citizenship behaviour for the environment (OCBE). Exploratory (Study 1, N = 228) (...) and confirmatory (Study 2, N = 651) analyses were conducted to examine the factor structure of OCBEs. The factor structure that emerged from Study 1 indicated that the three main types of OCBEs were eco-initiatives, eco-civic engagement and eco-helping. The factor structure found in Study 1 was confirmed by Study 2. Analysis of the three types of OCBEs highlighted the complexity of discretionary initiatives for the environment in the workplace and points to a number of avenues for further research. (shrink)
- Au Rédacteur du Journal des Débats 4 août 1814.Kurt Kloocke &Olivier Devaux -2001 - In Kurt Kloocke & Olivier Devaux,Principes de Politique Et Autres Écrits . Liberté de la Presse, Responsabilité des Ministres, Mémoires de Juliette, Acte Additionel Etc. De Gruyter. pp. 121-130.No categories
- Frontmatter.Kurt Kloocke &Olivier Devaux -2001 - In Kurt Kloocke & Olivier Devaux,Principes de Politique Et Autres Écrits . Liberté de la Presse, Responsabilité des Ministres, Mémoires de Juliette, Acte Additionel Etc. De Gruyter.No categories
- [Le dossier des négociations d’Haguenau] 23 juin – 6 juillet 1815.Kurt Kloocke &Olivier Devaux -2001 - In Kurt Kloocke & Olivier Devaux,Principes de Politique Et Autres Écrits . Liberté de la Presse, Responsabilité des Ministres, Mémoires de Juliette, Acte Additionel Etc. De Gruyter. pp. 953-980.No categories
- Mémoires de Juliette 27 janvier – 25 février 1815.Kurt Kloocke &Olivier Devaux -2001 - In Kurt Kloocke & Olivier Devaux,Principes de Politique Et Autres Écrits . Liberté de la Presse, Responsabilité des Ministres, Mémoires de Juliette, Acte Additionel Etc. De Gruyter. pp. 277-338.No categories
- Observations sur un écrit intitulé : Des Bourbons de Naples, et Réflexions d'un Napolitain. 6–14 septembre 1814.Kurt Kloocke &Olivier Devaux -2001 - In Kurt Kloocke & Olivier Devaux,Principes de Politique Et Autres Écrits . Liberté de la Presse, Responsabilité des Ministres, Mémoires de Juliette, Acte Additionel Etc. De Gruyter. pp. 211-244.No categories
- La sagesse chrétienne comme instance critique en philosophie : une introduction à la lecture du ‹De perlegendis philosophorum libris›.Catherine König-Pralong,Olivier Ribordy &Tiziana Suarez-Nani -2010 - In Catherine König-Pralong, Olivier Ribordy & Tiziana Suarez-Nani,Pierre de Jean Olivi - Philosophe Et Théologien: Actes du Colloque de Philosophie Médiévale, 24 - 25 Octobre 2008, Université de Fribourg. De Gruyter. pp. 409-450.No categories
- La stratégie selon Terminator. Le rôle des fictions au sein des organisations.Nicolas Minvielle &Olivier Wathelet -2023 -Cités 95 (3):55-69.No categories
- Les oubliés de la psychanalyse.Gilles-Olivier Silvagni -2013 -Cités 54 (2):33.No categories
- Die Psalms in die liturgie met verwysing na Psalm 8 as liedteks.C. J. A. Vos &G. C.Olivier -2002 -HTS Theological Studies 58 (4).No categories
- Lactate release from astrocytes to neurons contributes to cocaine memory formation.Benjamin Boury-Jamot,Olivier Halfon,Pierre J. Magistretti &Benjamin Boutrel -2016 -Bioessays 38 (12):1266-1273.The identification of neural substrates underlying the long lasting debilitating impact of drug cues is critical for developing novel therapeutic tools. Metabolic coupling has long been considered a key mechanism through which astrocytes and neurons actively interact in response of neuronal activity, but recent findings suggested that disrupting metabolic coupling may represent an innovative approach to prevent memory formation, in particular drug‐related memories. Here, we review converging evidence illustrating how memory and addiction share neural circuitry and molecular mechanisms implicating lactate‐mediated (...) metabolic coupling between astrocytes and neurons. With several aspects of addiction depending on mnemonic processes elicited by drug experience, disrupting lactate transport involved in the formation of a pathological learning, linking the incentive, and motivational effects of drugs with drug‐conditioned stimuli represent a promising approach to encourage abstinence. (shrink)
- Organisation de la greffe hépatique en France : aspects éthiques et réglementaires.Esmeralda Luciolli,Olivier Soubrane &Didier Houssin -2002 -Médecine et Droit 2002 (54):19-27.No categories
- Carl Einstein et Benjamin Fondane: avant gardes et émigration dans le Paris des années 1920-1930.Liliane Meffre &Olivier Salazar-Ferrer (eds.) -2008 - New York: Lang.Dans le Paris cosmopolite des années 1920 et 1930, les avant-gardes fleurissent et se fécondent mutuellement, grâce notamment à l'afflux d'émigrés du monde entier qui se sont expatriés pour des raisons politiques, idéologiques ou personnelles. Parmi eux, Carl Einstein, Allemand, et Benjamin Fondane, d'origine roumaine, tous deux Juifs et Parisiens de coeur, ont oeuvré en phase avec les courants d'avant-garde du début du siècle, travaillé au carrefour de l'esthétique, de la poésie, de la critique littéraire, de la philosophie et du (...) cinéma. Ce volume, qui présente les actes du colloque tenu à Dijon en juin 2007, explore leurs interactions avec d'autres acteurs des avant-gardes - T. Tzara, C. Brancusi, W. Benjamin, I. Voronca, E. Jolas, R. Allendy, F. Werfel, etc. - tout en discutant leurs conceptions de l'art moderne et du primitivisme et en soulignant l'originalité de leur apport et l'héritage contemporain de leurs oeuvres frontalières. (shrink)
- Dissociation between mental fatigue and loss of motivation.Gergelyfi Monika,Olivier Etienne &Zénon Alexandre -2014 -Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 8.
- Histoire.Alain Natali,François-Olivier Touati,Jean-Louis Biget &Denis McKee -1986 -Revue de Synthèse 107 (3):324-334.No categories
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