Search results for " Philosophy and Sociology of Sciences"

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2017

La littérature comme poste d'observation, comme organe de connaissance, pour voir, pour dire, pour faire, pour inspecter, enquêter, qualifi er, pour désigner et démasquer les forces en présence, pour échafauder nos vues synoptiques, pour développer nos communes mesures autant que nos mesures communes. La littérature comme initiative d'une politique expérimentale et occupation de nos aires d'expérimentation. En un mot, un impératif pour la littérature : Explore.

International Conference of Territorial Intelligence, Alba Iulia 2006. Vol.1, Papers on region, identity and sustainable development (deliverable 12 …

2007

GIRARDOT J.-J., PASCARU M., ILEANA I., 2007A.; deliverable 12 of caENTI; These acts gather the communications of the International Conference of Territorial Intelligence that took place in ALBA IULIA in Romania, from September, the 20th to September, the 22nd 2006. This conference was the fourth conference of territorial intelligence, but the conference of ALBA IULIA is the first one that took place in the CAENTI, Coordination Action of the European Network of Territorial Intelligence, framework. Consequently, it has a particular organization. A part is devoted to the presentation of the CAENTI research activities and of their prospects. The CAENTI specific communications are published in a…

SCIT modelling : Conception of questionnaire

2010

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The digital and the spoken word: towards an archeology of enchantment

2021

A history of sanitary quality of wines. Medical Expertise, Hygienism and Oenological Practices (late XIXe century –XXe century)

2018

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Toward a socio-cognitive approach of spatial data co-production

2010

The abilities of territorial communities to understand and control their development in a sustainable and equitable way, depend on territorial information sharing. In this context, the paper intends to understand and analyse the issues of spatial data co-production process. It provides understanding and operation elements so that spatial data sharing can progressively evolve into geomatics learning networks, also termed "communities of practice". This communities of practice offer, in our view, one of the most important component of Territorial Intelligence

Vulnérabilité territoriale et résiliences: résistances et capacités adaptatives face aux aléas climatiques

2013

Namely inherited by its double "reactive" and "proactive" dimensioning, the multisacalar status of the resilience concept is illustrated here by the storm Xynthia, which occured in France on February 2010. Through designing this disaster as a structural traduction of townplanning dysfunction, resilience appears to formalize a paradigmatic change of natural risk treatment, namely applied to urban development strategies.

Éthos scientifique et mode masculine : puisque la science le dit !

2019

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La couverture monumentale en chantier. Les cathédrales d’Auxerre et Sens d’après les données archéologiques, archéométriques et historiques

2015

International audience; Les restaurations des toitures des cathédrales d’Auxerre et Sens menées entre 1999 et 2003 ont été l’occasion de s’interroger sur la mise en œuvre originelle de ces deux couvertures monumentales. Un travail de suivi de restauration a d’abord permis d’identifier plusieurs centaines de tuiles présentant des caractères atypiques (format, système de fixation, pureau glaçuré polychrome ou monochrome). L’ensemble de ces matériaux a été soumis à une approche croisée associant typologie et archéométrie afin de déterminer leur période de production (archéomagnétisme et thermoluminesence) et d’évaluer au préalable la cohérence des lots récoltés (pétrographie et physico-chimie)…

Handcrafting in archaeomusicological research

2016

There were no conference proceedings but you may find video recordings of some of the talks by following the link above; International audience; Archaeological flutes, as sound artefacts, both stand in material and immaterial culture. They are made of tremendous subtleties that archaeologists have a hard time to understand while these are craftsmen's everyday life. These subtleties are the link between material (rough material, tools, gestures) and immaterial (sounds, music, timber, uses) issues. They are the reason why archaeology cannot study ancient sound instruments on its own. A one-year insight experience of apprenticeship alongside a traditional-flute-maker (Jean-Daniel Talma, ElBock…