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    Maîtriser le temps ?. L’accélération du traitement judiciaire du divorce en France et en Belgique.Benoit Bastard & Delvaux - 2014 - Temporalités 19.
    Cet article aborde la question du temps dans l’institution judiciaire en prenant pour objet le contentieux familial. En considérant la dimension temporelle du règlement des conflits qui émergent lors des ruptures d’union, il met en évidence le changement radical de la vision du temps qui a touché le monde de la justice civile dans les dernières décennies. Le mouvement d’accélération qui touche l’ensemble de l’institution judiciaire se trouve redoublé dans ce champ par l’urgence qu’impose la réaction face à un contentieux (...)
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    The Documentary Surreal: Film and Painting in Luciano Emmer’s La Leggenda di Sant’Orsola (1948) and Henri Storck’s Le Monde de Paul Delvaux.Steven Jacobs - 2018 - Foundations of Science 23 (2):207-215.
    This article deals with the aesthetics of the art documentary of the 1940s and 1950s, which can be considered as the Golden Age of the genre. Prior to the breakthrough of television in Europe, which would usurp and standardize the art documentary, cinematic reproductions of artworks resulted in experimental shorts that were highly self-reflexive. These films became visual laboratories to investigate the tensions between movement and stasis, the two- and three-dimensional, and the real and the artificial—a film on art was (...)
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  3. Fixer l'éternité du sensible: Le temps et la mémoire dans «rendez-vous à bray» d'andré Delvaux.Nathalie Delgleize - 2009 - Cahiers Internationaux de Symbolisme 122:83-103.
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  4. In the name of seduction (women and seduction in visual art).Z. Kalnicka - 2004 - Filozofia 59 (7):491-501.
    The paper is an example of interdisciplinary research. It combines aspects of mythology, philosophy, psychoanalysis, aesthetics and feminism to support the analysis of images of water associated with woman and seduction, mainly in visual art. The author’s question is as follows: What are the basic characteristics of woman, water and seduction that have enabled them, throughout the world’s history, to fuse into a complex that can be found in myths, fairy tales, philosophical treatises, psychoanalysis and especially in works of art? (...)
     
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