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This article proposes to question the relevance and fruitfulness of (re)reading the work of Hannah Arendt in the context of the practices of Philosophy for Children (P4C), in particular with regard to the problematic articulation of singular and plural issues, hindering their political ambition. Generally speaking, Arendt's work is mobilized as much by the opponents as by the defenders of the P4C. Firstly, we will examine three positions which challenge the P4C based on Arendt. This will make it possible to highlight, secondly, three central problems in education and training, and to show how these could be re-examined via Arendtian paradoxology (Tassin, 2018, p. 172). Thirdly, an attempt will be made to reconstruct the political anthropology that Arendt aimed for around amor mundi (love of the world), with a view to proposing a translation into a P4C analysis grid, in school contexts of primary classes (France and Belgium). It is not so much a question of thinking "in the way of" Arendt, as of taking paths that she opened. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

the article presents an analysis of an extract from a Collective Philosophical Inquiry. Through this case study, we show the possible misunderstandings linked to the duality of two « worlds »: that of the teacher who experiments with CPI in her classroom and that of the researcher who is responsible for the design of this type of session. The « world » is defined as « conceptual, axiological and praxical background ». The confrontation between these worlds therefore questions both the modalities of their necessary collaboration and the conditions of the construction and use of a true « professional genesis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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La présente réflexion portée sur la protection sociale soutient qu’au-delà du gain indéniable que celle-ci génère à travers la mutualisation des risques divers pris par les membres, chaque pays doit développer son propre système de protection sociale, car il n’y a pas de prêt-à-porter dans ce domaine.

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This article explores the idea that while the usual approach to sound space in musical composition is generally practical, there is also the possibility of relating it to our inner space. Indeed, to conceive of and listen to the spatial arrangement of sound is, in a way, to externalize our interior space in the sound space of the world. After describing this and proposing the musical work and its hearing as a threshold between interior and exterior space, the text examines the relation established between the two. A new type of relationship is proposed, between the person who composes the musical space and the space itself. Rather than establishing a oneway relationship, where the world is only acted upon by us, the composition becomes a place where we may be transformed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

We present a summary of the discussions held during the 2nd International Symposium on Work in Agriculture (March 29–April 1, 2021). The objective of the paper is to report on the themes and ideas exchanged, in a multidisciplinary framework, and to build a common vision of the future of agricultural work on a global scale. The dynamics of agricultural development, on the scale of continents, oppose northern and southern countries, raising different questions (for example agriculture without farmers in northern countries versus decent work for a large agricultural working population in southern countries). But some issues are cross-cutting: the agroecological transition, gender issues, the digital revolution, migration, are changing agricultural work in depth. We propose some perspectives for a research agenda to address the future of work in agriculture. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Coronavirus disease (Covid-19) is the main public health problem currently in the world. While America and Europe are hard hit by the disease with millions of cases and deaths, Africa remains the least affected continent. Multiple factors are mentioned in an attempt to explain the disease situation in Africa where malaria remains endemic. The objective of this study is to analyze the spatial distribution of covid-19 in the area of malaria transmission. The methodology consisted of a documentary research on Covid-19, malaria and demography. The main databases used in this regard are those of the WHO (incidences of malaria from 2010 to 2018), Johns Hopkins University (cases and deaths of Covid-19 as of July 31, 2021), the World Bank (populations in 2020). From these data, the incidences per 100,000 inhabitants for Covid-19 and those per 1,000 inhabitants for malaria were calculated. Analysis of the distribution of Covid-19 cases showed that as of July 31, 2021, the 87 countries and territories affected by malaria, had lower cases and deaths of Covid-19 than the rest of the world. In the malaria zone, the number of Covid-19 cases is relatively low in countries with a high incidence of malaria (between 300 and 460 cases / 1,000 people at risk). Across the African continent, sub-Saharan Africa has the lowest Covid-19 disease cases. The countries of North Africa, free of malaria, and South Africa are the states most affected by Covid- 19 in Africa. These results suggest a possible link between the distribution of Covid-19 and the level of endemicity of malaria [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

La lecture du livre « Où suis-je ? » de Bruno Latour convainc que, au moins autant que l’enjeu écologique de la planète, c’est bien, dans son entière plénitude, la question de l’habiter qui est posée. Dès lors, les considérations écologiques, en particulier l’annonce apocalyptique de la fin, peuvent-elles être les entrées exclusives de cet enjeu pour l’humanité tout entière, soit chacun et chacune de ses membres, et bien au-delà encore ?

RÉSUMÉ: Dire aujourd’hui que la faute de syntaxe et la confusion lexicale soient inexistantes dans les énoncés écrits et parlés d’apprenants du Français Langue Seconde (FLS), est erroné. Ce n’est donc pas les apports théoriques de la linguistique structurale et de la psychologie béhavioriste des années 1950 qui corrigent selon une pédagogie d’enseignement pourtant déjà fondée sur l’abordage par compétences de communication. Si nous partageons par experience certains manques dans la méthode de français Latitudes 1 (2008) à appliquer par le manuel du professeur, c’est que tout s’oppose à enseigner le mode de combinaison ensemble avec l’interprétation des objets pour l’apprentissage des structures syntaxiques des énoncés et leur interprétation à l’orale. Et cela malgré la fréquence d’activités de répétition d’expressions simples en contexte déterminé par les trois actes de language inviter et répondre à une invitation, demander et indiquer l’heure et, prendre et fixer un rendez-vous, lesquels contextualisent une tâche finale soumise à analyse. Afin de mieux appréhender les règles pour des structures syntaxiques et des représentations de signifié bien formées dans les énoncés d’apprenants, il nous paraît pertinent de développer par l’approche analytique et contemporaine de la philosophie du langage. Après une partie consacrée à la présentation du corpus de référence et en rendant compte de la complexité du problème de recherche, nous analyserons une production langagière d’apprenante par les outils desdites approches imposés sur l’objet d’étude suivant : les descriptions syntaxiques et les représentations de signifié.

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The interest of this article is to show the importance of the sensory body of the narrator- character in the novel L'Herbe des Ruines by Emmanuel Robles. It is about a discrete body, difficult to define by a "successful reader". It is through a sensory experience that the body of the narrator-character becomes aware of itself and reveals itself to be distinct from the outside world. A world of war marked by an aerial bombardment in Dresden. This narrator opens up to the world through the senses. He tries to figure it out and to decipher it using the sight, the smell and the hearing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Ce texte introductif dresse le bilan du Colloque Archéo-Éthique qui s'est déroulé à Paris les 25 et 26 mai 2018. Il présente également les contributions de ce numéro spécial consacré à l'éthique en archéologie, qui rassemble les actes du colloque. L'ensemble des contributions a été classé en cinq grandes parties : « Quelles collaborations entre archéologues et populations locales? », « (Ré)appropriation ou instrumentalisation des recherches archéologiques? », « Quelles collaborations entre archéologues professionnels et passionnés du patrimoine (de l’amateur qualifié au pillard)? », « Les restes humains, des vestiges archéologiques pas comme les autres », « L’archéologie face à l’impératif de gestion : quelles conséquences sur notre pratique? ». Deux articles transversaux font office d'introduction et de conclusion au volume, qui est ouvert par cet éditorial, et clos par une conclusion des organisatrices du colloque.