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Enquête sur la préfiguration et le dispositif de l'acte culinaire à domicile
2017
National audience; La cuisine, à en croire les études, les journaux et les réseaux sociaux, est en vogue Malgré la stabilité du modèle alimentaire français, le temps passé à la préparation culinaire en France a diminué de 18 minutes entre 1986 et 2010. Alors que les discours sanitaires prônent une responsabilisation des consommateurs à l'égard de leur alimentation et les invitent à consommer un régime plus équilibré, nous nous interrogeons sur la place de la cuisine dans le quotidien des français. Dans le cadre d'un projet de thèse sur 3 ans, nous cherchons à saisir les représentations, les freins et les leviers d'action de l'acte culinaire dans la vie quotidienne des français. L'acte culin…
Métamorphoses: corps, arts visuels et littérature. La traversée des genres,
2019
International audience
Utilisation de systèmes à base de folksonomies dans un processus de veille : propositions pour l'organisation et l'exploitation des informations coll…
2009
L'utilisation de folksonomies dans le cadre d'un processus de veille est un phénomène qui peu à peu est intégré aux pratiques de la veille sur l'Internet. Les folksonomies lorsqu'elles sont considérées comme sources d'information présentent un grand intérêt dans la mesure où elles permettent d'identifier et de surveiller l'émergence de nouveaux concepts ainsi que leurs représentations. Leur dimension collaborative et sociale facilite l'identification de cibles et d'experts. La diversité des ressources décrites au moyen de folksonomies permet d'élargir le champ des recherches d'information à des domaines parfois mal couverts par les outils plus traditionnels que sont les moteurs de recherche…
Nostalgie et représentations médiatiques du corps affecté
2016
International audience
Gestion et valorisation d’un fonds de périodiques
2004
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Unusual business or business as usual: An investigation of meeting support requirements in multilateral diplomacy
1993
Abstract The concept of supporting meetings at the same time and at the same place with computers raises the problem of how salient features of group behaviors are understood in meetings. In this paper we critically examine some aspects of meeting behaviors. We point out that the idea of small, cohesive business teams is not necessarily a valid starting point in thinking of all meeting support. In particular, beliefs that relate to user aspects, group features such as composition, structure and protocols, and task characteristics such as nature, importance, and goals in meetings may need deliberation in many group decision support systems (GDSS) interventions. To demonstrate the credibility…
Stakeholders, contradictions and salience: An empirical study of a Norwegian G2G effort
2006
Author's version of a chapter in Proceedings of the 39th Annual Hawaii International Conference on Systems Sciences. Also available from the publisher at http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/HICSS.2006.436 Previous studies indicate that the expected effects of e-Government are slower to realize than initially expected. Several authors argue that e-Government involves particularly complex settings, consisting of a variety of stakeholders promoting different and often conflicting objectives. Yet, few studies have explicitly addressed the inherent challenges of this complexity. This study focuses on the extent to which contradictory stakeholder objectives can help explain the relatively slow progress of …
La colaboración científica: principales líneas de investigación y retos de futuro
2014
The construction of knowledge is a collaborative process that has seen a dramatic growth over recent decades, since almost all research activities now involve increasing numbers of researchers, institutions, disciplines and countries. The present study provides a bibliographic review of the literature on research collaboration and identifies pioneering work on the topic, the types of studies undertaken and the variables analyzed. Several approaches are discussed: the “classical” approach, based on bibliometric indicators, which has taken on a new dimension with Social Network Analysis; and quantitative and qualitative approaches, which attempt to investigate the motivations and dynamics of …
The effect of alertness and attention on the modulation of the beta rhythm to tactile stimulation
2021
Abstract Beta rhythm modulation has been used as a biomarker to reflect the functional state of the sensorimotor cortex in both healthy subjects and patients. Here, the effect of reduced alertness and active attention to the stimulus on beta rhythm modulation was investigated. Beta rhythm modulation to tactile stimulation of the index finger was recorded simultaneously with MEG and EEG in 23 healthy subjects (mean 23, range 19–35 years). The temporal spectral evolution method was used to obtain the peak amplitudes of beta suppression and rebound in three different conditions (neutral, snooze, and attention). Neither snooze nor attention to the stimulus affected significantly the strength of…
The squeaky clean image of soap in advertising
2014
Go and wash your hands; give them a good scrub and a good rinse… " We can all remember that little chorus of parental discourse before dinner or any other time one has to look immaculate. Our first symbolic relationship with soap is perhaps something of this nature: hands first, followed by the sink and the simple act of washing. But this relationship with soap and its derivatives, which has now become every day, both functional and intimate, involves all manner of shapes, colours, materials and affective nuances affecting our choice of the right soap for us. Our criteria: its composition, its fragrance or scent and mouth-watering notes, its presentation, its shelf-life? Its designation, to…