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Résumé Si le cyprès, symbole de la pensée « Méditerranée », a toujours été présent, utilisé, apprécié depuis des siècles sur les rivages de la Mare Nostrum , force est de constater que son utilisation dans le monde moderne et non plus tel qu’il était lié à la vie de l’homme d’antan, a eu des effets délétères sur la santé des individus. L’allergologue, sentinelle professionnelle de l’environnement se doit de tirer la sonnette d’alarme et d’agir. If the cypress tree, a symbol in Mediterrean thought, has always been present, used and appreciated for many centuries on the Mediterrean shores, it must be noted that its use in modern times, while not forgetting that it was part of man's life in days gone by, had deleterious effects on the health of these people. The allergist, being a professional guardian of the environment, must ring the alarm bell and react. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Résumé Les objectifs de cette étude étaient (1) d’examiner le lien entre procrastination et réussite académique chez des étudiants inscrits à l’université française, et (2) d’investiguer si la motivation autodéterminée, l’estime de soi et le degré de maximation sont de bons prédicteurs de la procrastination. Quatre échelles (procrastination, motivation autodéterminée, estime de soi et degré de maximation) ont été administrées au début du premier semestre (T1 ; n = 952) et à la fin du premier semestre (T2 ; n = 691). Les résultats ont indiqué que (1) la procrastination académique était corrélée négativement à la réussite aux examens et (2) que les trois prédicteurs (motivation autodéterminée, estime de soi et degré de maximation) expliquaient relativement bien la procrastination en T1 et T2. We aimed (1) to examine the link between procrastination and academic success in students from French university, and (2) to explore whether self-determined motivation, self-esteem, and degree of maximization are good predictors of procrastination. Four scales (procrastination, self-determined motivation, self-esteem, and degree of maximization) were given at the beginning of the first semester (T1; n = 952) and at the end of the first semester (T2; n = 691). Results indicated that (1) academic procrastination is negatively correlated to academic success and (2) the three predictors (self-determined motivation, self-esteem, and degree of maximization) explained relatively well procrastination at T1 and T2. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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An essay is presented on methodological reflections concerning the urban elites of Saint-Domingue during the 18th century. Using the prosopographical approach, the author analyzes the example of a topic relevant to social history as presented in the thesis "Les élites urbaines de Saint-Domingue dans la seconde moitié du XVIIIe siècle: la place des administrateurs coloniaux (1763-1792)," by Zélie Navarro-Andraud.

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