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, 1999 Dès son apparition au XVIIIème siècle le boléro est vecteur ou objet de la censure, état de fait qui se répercute au-delà des Pyrénées et tout au long du XIXème siècle, car, dans l'inconscient collectif, le boléro, tel les danses sensuelles qui ont préparé sa venue, correspond à l'archétype d'un rythme euphorisant, régi par le « principe du plaisir ...
Chanfreau, Marie-Catherine Talvikki
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2002La censure dans les médias, particulièrement à la télévision, revêt des formes toujours plus subtiles et parfois même invisibles. Il n'est bien sûr plus question aujourd'hui en France d'un ministre donnant l'ordre de truquer un montage, ni d'un directeur de l'information subtilisant un reportage embarrassant.
Champagne, Patrick, Marchetti, D.
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2005
Abstract This chapter is occupied with an examination of the first Dominican censure against Durandus in 1314, which represents the climax of the conflict. The articles concerning Durandus’s Trinitarian theology show how Durandus’s thesis of a real distinction between the divine essence and relations was perceived as a natural ...
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Abstract This chapter is occupied with an examination of the first Dominican censure against Durandus in 1314, which represents the climax of the conflict. The articles concerning Durandus’s Trinitarian theology show how Durandus’s thesis of a real distinction between the divine essence and relations was perceived as a natural ...
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The school: Liberator or censurer?
Child Abuse & Neglect, 1983The community is faced with an increasing number of children suffering from social and emotional difficulties. As all children attend school, this is a highly suitable place to examine possible means of identifying and helping children suffering from social and emotional difficulties.
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2005
Abstract This chapter presents the aftermath of the censure and the ‘forensic’ turn which the discussion took in the years immediately following. The chapter centres on Hervaeus’s tracts in response to Durandus’s attempts at defence following the censure.
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Abstract This chapter presents the aftermath of the censure and the ‘forensic’ turn which the discussion took in the years immediately following. The chapter centres on Hervaeus’s tracts in response to Durandus’s attempts at defence following the censure.
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