Proceedings.

Published for the Congress by varying publishers each of which is chosen from the host country.

The miscellaneous works of the Right Honourable Sir James Mackintosh : Three volumes, complete in one.

Includes the author's Dissertation on the progress of ethical philosophy, Review of the causes of the revolution of 1688, Vindicae Gallicae: a defence of the French revolution and its English admirers, against the accusations of the Right Hon. Edmund Burke; with book reviews, speeches in Parliament, etc.

Le Conservateur

The principal organ of the Conservative party dealing with French history and politics

Histoire de Malte /

Letters and documents in French, Latin and Italian in "Pièces justificatives" at end of v. 2-4.

Infrared band handbook /

Accompanied by "Supplement ... " ( v.) Published: New York, Plenum Press, 1964-

Characteristicks of men, manners, opinions, times.

Special t.-p. to each volume.

Encyklopädisches englisch-deutsches und deutsch-englisches wörterbuch; ein parallelwerk zu Sachs-Villatte's französisch-deutschem und deutsch-französischem wörterbuche; mit angabe der aussprache nach dem phonetischen system der methode Toussaint-Langenscheidt ...

To v. 4 is prefixed: German, Austrian and Swiss measures, weights and coins ... Bearb. von Dr. Hubert Jansen (xlviii p.)

The book of history. A history of all nations from the earliest times to the present, with over 8,000 illustrations.

Subtitle, v. 16-18: The world's greatest war ... Editor-in-chief, Holland Thompson ... and other contributors.

L'album Zislin: dessins de guerre

Legends in French, English and italian.

Bulletin ...

1. Concerning high school text-books in California.--2. High school athletics; a plan for state-wide faculty control prepared by the Los Angeles high scchool athletics convention.--3. Official list of high school text-books in English, Latin, Greek, French, German and Spanish.--4. Official list of high school text-books in history, economics, civics, geography of commerce, mathematics, science, music and art.--5. Revised rules governing high school certification.--6. A descriptive list of text and reference books in chemistry and physics, prepared by a committee of the Pacific coast association of chemistry and physics teachers.

Gazetteer.

1. Solomon Islands, Bismarck Archipelago and islands off the southestern end of New Guinea.--2. New Guinea and nearby islands.--3. Lesser Sundas and Moluccas.--4. Hawaiian Islands.--5. Celebes.--6. Caroline, Marianas, Marshall and Gilbert Islands.--7. Islands of the central and south Pacific.--8. Borneo.--9. Java.--10. Sumatra.--11. Malay states.--12. French Indochina and South China Sea.--13. Formosa (Taiwan).--14. Japan.--15. China Coast.

The motor routes of France, to the châteaux of Touraine, Biarritz, the Pyrenees, the Riviera, & the Rhone Valley;

"A list of important events in French history and of the kings of France and the sovereigns of England in parallel columns": p. 430-434.

The natural jurisprudence of Jean Barbeyrac: translation as an art of political adjustment

The article makes the case for redescribing Jean Barbeyrac [1674-1744], the great French translator and influential glossator of seventeenth-century Latin natural-law texts, as something quite other than a neutral mediator of Samuel Pufendorf. To consider the specific religious and political charge of his strategies as translator is to recognize the independence of Barbeyrac's Huguenot stance on natura; jurisprudence. This stance is provoked by the profound challenge that Pufendorf's radical post-Wespthalian secularizing of civil authority posed for a Huguenot: how to grant that the state had legitimate authority to regulate all external conduct, but at the same time preserve an inviolable moral space for the exercise of individual conscience. The argument--pointing to Barbeyrac's construction of a 'Lockeanized' Pufendorf--rests both on his famous presentation of Leibniz's critique of Pufendorf's De officio hominis et civis and on more neglected elements of Barbeyrac's corpus.

JEAN DE LÉRY E A ESCRITA DA HISTÓRIA Uma heterologia calvinista

A inauguração de um olhar humano do índio tupinambá, eis o que encontramos em Jean de Léry (1534-1611), um teólogo e missionário huguenote que aporta em terras brasileiras no século XVI com o propósito de auxiliar na implantação de uma colônia francesa e de pregar o evangelho, tanto aos franceses que aqui estavam, quanto aos índios tupinambás. O viajante em sua obra História de uma Viagem feita à Terra do Brasil, também chamada América apresenta um olhar humano do Outro que, além disto, também se apresenta como uma possibilidade de compreensão do mesmo. Os motivos que constroem esta perspectiva é o que analisamos neste trabalho, a partir do conceito de heterologia proposto por Michel de Certeau. Nossa tese afirma que esta hermenêutica do Outro em Jean de Léry é determinada pelo sistema de pensamento teológico calvinista. A circularidade hermenêutica do viajante francês está condicionada a Escritura Sagrada, dela parte, a ela retorna. A heterologia proposta por Jean de Léry se constitui em uma ciência do Outro construída a partir do sistema de pensamento teológico calvinista.

La contingence des faits linguistiques:réflexions sur la variation et le changement

This paper is a reflection on the role of contingent facts for the general understanding of language. Such facts are illustrated by the lacks of proportionality in the paradigm of French indefinites and the irregular correlations between the Null Subject Parameter and other hypothesised parameters. Such contingencies clearly go against the expectation raised by at least some versions of structuralism and the current chomskyan Minimalist Program. As demonstrated by alternative views being developed in various natural and social sciences, and as shown by recent research on formulaic language, contingency may be understood as the result of the expedient character of a medium geared towards action. A view of language as action may thus offer a perspective able to account both for the general default rules shaping a grammar and for the contingencies that entrench them in use, as both are integral and complementary aspects of language.