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This article introduces and comments on a presentation made by Antoine Laville, in 2001, in the framework of a scientific meeting about Alain Wisner's works. His presentation was entitled: "To which human being has work to be adapted? A question which remains relevant for ergonomists". The present article aims to enlighten three elements: sociodemographic context at the period when the paper was published, with an increase of diversity factors inside active population; institutional structuration of research on these issues in France, namely the setting up of the scientific network Creapt, offering new possibilities for lasting partnership between companies and research organisms; and several scientific, epistemological and ethical concerns which Laville had developed for a long time, and which he chose to elicit at that moment, with the prospect of integrating analysis of diversity into ergonomics, as an alternative to selection policies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper presents a brief discussion about Work psychology, in Brazil, and its interfaces with the Work clinics and the Worker's health field. Our starting point is the set of papers presented by Brazilian researchers in the "France-Latin America Symposium". A methodological cut has allowed us to elect these disciplinary fields by reading titles, reviews and paper references. The texts showed a significant convergence between the following themes: social and critical orientation, keeping interest in the working subjects ; the complexity and singularities that lead their work experiences ; the processes of constitution, the psychic and political-social commitments of these workers. We believe that a synthesis of the researches presented in this colloquium reflects the current moment of the Work Psychology in Brazil, in its connections with the Work Clinics and the Worker's Health. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper aims to address Apolônio de Carvalho’s path between the years 1937 and 1947, as well as memories from the character about this time of his political militancy. Such context was highlighted by his affiliation to the Brazilian Communist Party (PCB) and his decision to fight alongside the republicans in the Spanish civil conflict (1936-1939) and, afterwards in the French resistance against Nazi-fascists potencies during World War II (1939-1945). Therefore, the time frame in question contemplates a decade of the character’s engagement in the anti-fascist fight in Spain and France. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper aims at reflecting on some key elements in Discourse Analysis. Such a reflection focuses, at first, on the association of explicit and implicit elements taken from different statements. Further on, this analysis leads to the concept of interdisciplinarity as an inherent characteristic of Discourse Analysis. On the same token, the study makes an attempt to understand why some particular discursive strategies have been used in the statements under analysis in order to find out what type of capturing strategy is prevalent in a particular discourse genre, more specifically, the political discourse of two former presidents, one from Brazil and the other from France. Finally, this paper sets off to investigate the genre "Narrative of Life" as a way to examine whether such a genre, when supported by the politicians' voices observed in the study, can display an argumentative function. Finally, this paper aims at questioning some key elements in Discourse Analysis, considering the effects which can emerge from such a reflection. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article focuses on citizens' participation in political activities and the new concept of citizenship. It also presents an overview of the papers related to changes in political participation that appear in the October 2005 issue of the "Revista Crítica de Ciências Sociais." Some authors call new social movements as protest movements or democracy of manifestation. The social movements, the protests and the new possibilities to produce citizenship must be regarded as revelation of democratization of the societies. The protests and the claims are not pathological forms of shared politics, but expressive forms of accomplishment of citizenship in a democratic context. One of the papers focuses on neoliberal governance as another form of laissez faire capitalism. Another paper analyzes the new protest movements in France. It discusses the danger of the entrance of these movements into institutional party politics, which would affect the performance and activities of the political left in the country. Another paper examines the protest movements of secondary school students in Portugal since 1990.

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The aim of this paper is to examine the mental representation of the perfect aspect and its possible morphological realizations in the Portuguese spoken in Brazil and in the French spoken in France. We considered that the perfect is the aspect that relates a past situation to its present relevance. The past situation can persist in the present (universal perfect) or not (existential perfect). In Portuguese, we verified that the universal perfect can be expressed by the compound past, by the present tense and by the periphrasis "estar" + present participle. The existential perfect can be expressed by the combination of the simple past and other elements in the sentence. In French, the universal perfect can be expressed by the present tense combined with certain adverbial expressions. The existential perfect can be expressed by the combination of the compound past and other elements in the sentence. Despite the differences in the perfect aspect realization, we considered that this aspect can be syntactically represented in both languages by an aspectual functional head different from that one with grammatical aspect information. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper analyzes international negotiations related to international military technology cooperation speci- fically the case of Aeronautics between Brazil and France, under the focus of two theories: Negotiation and International Technical Cooperation. Based on these approaches, the process of bilateral negotiation according to the international economic situation is analyzed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Three forms of legal resistance are identified in this paper, on the basis of a socio-historical analysis of the participation of lawyers and magistrates to the underground movement in France during World War Two. First, «resistance despite the law» describes the antagonism between legalism and resistance that should have prevented lawyers from being committed to resist. Second, «resistance in the shadow of the law» depicts how, progressively, the subversive potentialities of judicial professions were discovered and used. Third, «resistance in the name of law» shows how the legitimacy of law was used to justify opposition to the Vichy regime and its allies. This threefold conception, analytic as well as chronological, is an invitation to a more complex analysis of the relationships between law and politics. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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