Matériaux pour l'histoire primitive et naturelle de l'homme et l'étude du sol, de la faune et de la flore qui s'y rattachent : revue mensuelle illustrée / fondée par G. de Mortillet et continuée par Eugène Trutat et Émile Cartailhac

1870 (SER2,A6)-1871 (SER2,A7).

Matériaux pour l'histoire primitive et naturelle de l'homme et l'étude du sol, de la faune et de la flore qui s'y rattachent : revue mensuelle illustrée / fondée par G. de Mortillet et continuée par Eugène Trutat et Émile Cartailhac

1869 (SER2,A5 ).

Matériaux pour l'histoire primitive et naturelle de l'homme et l'étude du sol, de la faune et de la flore qui s'y rattachent : revue mensuelle illustrée / fondée par G. de Mortillet et continuée par Eugène Trutat et Émile Cartailhac

1872 (SER2,T3).

Matériaux pour l'histoire primitive et naturelle de l'homme et l'étude du sol, de la faune et de la flore qui s'y rattachent : revue mensuelle illustrée / fondée par G. de Mortillet et continuée par Eugène Trutat et Émile Cartailhac

Variante(s) de titre : Matériaux pour l'histoire de l'homme

Emilio Zola, su vida y sus obras

UANL

Les guerres de dentelles : la société-femme chez Zola

Mémoire numérisé par la Division de la gestion de documents et des archives de l'Université de Montréal

Maupassant: um amigo e um crítico de Zola

Esse artigo tem como objetivo apresentar uma leitura da correspondência de Guy de Maupassant (1850-1893). Trata-se de descrever e analisar a prática epistolar no conjunto das cartas por ele escritas a Émile Zola, entre 1875 e 1890, de seguir os passos dos dois escritores e de observar que, paralelamente a uma relação mútua de amizade e de respeito, surge uma crítica aos princípios estéticos e às obras do mestre do naturalismo. Assim, é possível entender a amizade e a experiência estética que se constroem ao longo desses quinze anos.

Entre Zola e Eça: o Naturalismo brasileiro em seu apogeu (1888)

Brazilian naturalism began in 1881 with the publication of O mulato by Aluísio Azevedo. In spite of the considerable Brazilian cultural dependence on France, the great European master of Brazilian naturalists was initially the Portuguese Eça de Queirós. His novel O primo Basílio resounded intensely in the intellectual environment of Rio de Janeiro, where it had found admirers and fierce critics like Machado de Assis. Only around 1888, when the French naturalist movement suffered serious defections, Brazilian novelists adopted Émile Zola’s esthetical proposals directly through the reading of the Rougon-Macquart cycle. In that year, O missionário by Inglês de Sousa, O cromo by Horácio de Carvalho, A carne by Júlio Ribeiro, Hortência by Marques de Carvalho, Uma família baiana by Xavier Marques, and Lar by Pardal Mallet were published. Nevertheless, it is relevant to consider which features of Zola’s and Eça’s works were incorporated in those works which established a flowering moment of Brazilian naturalism.

Paul Flandrin (1811-1902), un nuovo sguardo sul paesaggio dell'Ottocento

Questa ricerca ha l’obiettivo di dare nuovi contributi alla conoscenza della pittura di paesaggio francese nell’Ottocento attraverso lo studio dell’opera di Paul Flandrin (1811-1902). Flandrin si colloca al crocevia di esperienze fondamentali nella ricerca artistica di metà Ottocento: l’eredità di Camille Corot, l’insegnamento di Jean-Auguste Dominique Ingres, la pratica del lavoro en plein air, la tradizione del paesaggio neoclassico. Il corpus di opere del pittore lionese Paul Flandrin (1811-1902) ricostruito in questa tesi è frutto di una sistematica operazione di ricerca sul campo e viene in seguito analizzato alla luce dei recenti studi sulla pittura di paesaggio neoclassico in Francia nel XIX secolo. La ricerca si fonda su una grande quantità di materiale inedito: dipinti, disegni, taccuini di studio en plein air, corrispondenza con colleghi e amici. Da questa ricerca la fisionomia artistica di Paul Flandrin emerge ben individuata singolarmente e al tempo stesso ancorata al contesto storico-artistico attraverso le relazioni con i colleghi, l’utilizzo di determinate tecniche, la frequentazione di mete comuni ai paesaggisti suoi contemporanei, la decisa presa di posizione a favore del paesaggio neoclassico.

Index of all reports issued by Bureaus of Labor Statistics in the United States, prior to March 1, 1902

prepared under the direction of Carroll D. Wright ; for the use of the United States Department of Labor.

The church's burden. The Reinicker lectures for 1902, delivered in the chapel of the Theological Seminary of Virginia, February 24, 25 and 26, 1902.

Mode of access: Internet.

Von Emile Zola bis Gerhart Hauptmann : Erinnerungen zur Geschichte der Moderne /

Mode of access: Internet.

Riding a mile in their shoes : understanding Australian metropolitan rail passenger perceptions and experiences of crowdedness using mixed-methods research

Metrics such as passengers per square metre have been developed to define optimum or crowded rail passenger density. Whilst such metrics are important to operational procedures, service evaluation and reporting, they fail to fully capture and convey the ways in which passengers experience crowded situations. This paper reports findings from a two year study of rail passenger crowding in five Australian capital cities which involved a novel mixed-methodology including ethnography, focus groups and an online stated preference choice experiment. The resulting data address the following four fundamental research questions: 1) to what extent are Australian rail passengers concerned by crowding, 2) what conditions exacerbate feelings of crowdedness, 3) what conditions mitigate feelings of crowdedness, and 4) how can we usefully understand passengers’ experiences of crowdedness? It concludes with some observations on the significance and implications of these findings for customer service provision. The findings outlined in this paper demonstrate that the experience of crowdedness (including its tolerance) cannot be understood in isolation from other customer services issues such as interior design, quality of environment, safety and public health concerns. It is hypothesised that tolerance of crowding will increase alongside improvements to overall customer service. This was the first comprehensive study of crowding in the Australian rail industry.

Émile Durkheim and Thomas Luckmann: Religion, spirituality and mental health

This chapter examines connections between religion, spirituality and mental health. Religion and spirituality influence the way people conceive themselves, others and the world around them, as well as how they behave – and are strongly associated with numerous mental health outcomes. Religion and spirituality therefore demand the attention of those who seek a comprehensive understanding of the factors that affect mental health. Mental health professionals are increasingly being asked to consider their clients’ religious and/or spiritual beliefs when devising their treatment plans, making the study of religion and spirituality an essential area of learning for those working in the mental health field. Initial discussion in this chapter will focus on the different approaches taken by sociologists in studying mental health. Emile Durkheim, one of the founders of sociology, proposed that religion was fundamental to societal wellbeing and was the first to demonstrate a link between religion and mental health at a population level in the late 19th century. Durkheim’s classic theory of religion, together with the work of Thomas Luckmann and other contemporary social theorists who have sought to explain widespread religious change in Western countries since World War II will be examined. Two key changes during this period are the shift away from mainstream Christian religions and the widespread embracing of ‘spirituality’ as an alternative form of religious expression. In combination, the theories of Durkheim, Luckmann and other sociologists provide a platform from which to consider reasons for variations in rates of mental health problems observed in contemporary Western societies according to people’s religious/spiritual orientation. This analysis demonstrates the relevance of both classic and contemporary sociological theories to issues confronting societies in the present day.