Desire, Duplicity and Narratology: Boris Vian's L 'Ecume des jours

Démesures. Une histoire du drone des 1960 à nos jours

La musique, cette forme rythmique par excellence, peut-elle remettre le rythme en question ? Peut-elle même être pensée... sans le rythme ? Christophe Levaux s’intéresse à une page oubliée de l'histoire musicale, à savoir le drone. Ce style musical non-métrique a été initié par LaMonte Young, qui voulait produire un son de drone (bourdon) ininterrompu, une note sans fin, sans rythme ! Tout d'ab...

La médecine japonaise des origines à nos jours

L'Enseignement de la Médecine en France des Origines à nos Jours

So much has been written about the Great Unknown, so many people have visited Abbotsford, so many have, in the past, read the Waverley Novels, that one wonders that anyone could find it worth while to pen yet another account of the life of that painful genius, Sir Walter Scott, and it was with some trepidation that your reviewer opened this book, certain that so small a volume would be trite, o...

Progressive Identification of Duplicity

Databases contains very large datasets, where various duplicate records are present. The duplicate records occur when data entries are stored in a uniform manner in the database, resolving the structural heterogeneity problem. Detection of duplicate records are difficult to find and it take more execution time. In this literature survey papers various techniques used to find duplicate records i...

Desire and Desire Regulation

A good deal of people’s waking time is, more or less directly, spent thinking about and dealing with desire. There is no question that desires are often benign, functional, and evolutionary adaptive for the individual. However, there are cases where desire stands in conflict with important (selfregulatory) goals or (moral) values. Prime examples include the exsmoker who, upon seeing other peopl...