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TANGGUNGJAWAB PELAKU USAHA TERKAIT DENGAN JUAL-BELI TELEPON SELULER TANPA GARANSI
Authors: Yogiartha Gde Manik
Published: August 2017

Pelaku usaha adalah setiap orang  perorangan atau badan usaha yang berbentuk badan hukum maupun bukan berbadan hukum, melakukan kegiatan usaha dalam wilayah hukum Negara Republik Indonesia, baik dilakukan sendiri maupun bersama-sama melalui suatu perjanjian menyelenggarakan kegiatan usaha dari berbagai bidang kegiatan ekonomi yang meliputi kegiatan transaksi jual beli. Terkait dengan masalah itu adapun permasalahan yang dibahas tentang tanggungjawab pelaku usaha terhadap bisnis jual beli ponsel tanpa garansi? Dan sanksi hukum terhadap pelaku usaha dalam penjualan ponsel tanpa garansi? Dalam penulisan menggunakan metode normatif yang bersifat deskriptif. Pembahasan ini mengacu pada Peraturan Perundang-Undangan Nomor 8 Tahun 1999 tentang Perlindungan Konsumen dan Peraturan Menteri Perdagangan Nomor 19/M-DAG/PER/5/2009 tentang Petunjuk Pendaftaran Penggunaan (Manual) dan kartu Jaminan atau Garansi Purna Jual Dalam Bahasa Indonesia Bagi Telematika Produk dan Elektronik. Kegiatan usaha yang dilakukan oleh pelaku usaha wajib dilaksanakan sesuai dengan ketentuan peraturan yang berlaku, ketika terjadi pelanggaran terhadap peraturan yang telah ditetapkan, pelaku usaha wajib bertanggungjawab atas segala kerugian yang dialami akibat perbuatannya. Dan pelaku usaha wajib dikenakan sanksi pidana penjara atau pidana denda
EKSISTENSI PARALEGAL DALAM MENGOPTIMALKAN PEMBERIAN BANTUAN HUKUM BERDASARKAN UNDANG-UNDANG NO. 16 TAHUN 2011 TENTANG BANTUAN HUKUM
Authors: Wirawan Nusantara Gede Agung
Published: August 2017

The provision of legal aid is based on the principle of equality before the law. Access to legal aid is seen as a human right. One legal aid according to the Act No. 16 of 2011 concerning Legal Aid is a paralegal, but the laws are not set on the definition and duties of paralegals in providing legal aid. This study examines two issues namely juridical legitimacy of paralegal in the national legal order and the authority of paralegals in providing legal aid to the poor. This research is a normative legal research that examine the vagueness of the norms regarding the provision of paralegal. Primary legal materials in the form of legislation, while secondary legal material in the form of books related to this issue. Legal materials collected through library research. Paralegal juridical legitimacy in the national legal order contained in Article 9 and Article 10 of the Act No. 16 of 2011 on Legal Aid. Paralegal be one of relief. Paralegal only authorized to provide legal assistance to cases settled by non-litigation. Paralegals can also provide legal counseling and perform the preparation of the report.

Pemberian bantuan hukum didasarkan pada prinsip persamaan di depan hukum. Akses bantuan hukum dipandang sebagai hak asasi manusia. Bantuan hukum sesuai dengan Undang-Undang Nomor 16 Tahun 2011 tentang Bantuan Hukum merumuskan tentang peran paralegal, tapi undang-undang tersebut tidak mengatur mengenai definisi dan tugas paralegal dalam memberikan bantuan hukum. Paralegal diartikan secara legitimasi yuridis dalam tatanan hukum nasional yang tercantum dalam Pasal 9 dan Pasal 10 Undang-Undang Nomor 16 Tahun 2011 tentang Bantuan Hukum. Perumusan Undang-undang memposisikan Paralegal hanya berwenang untuk memberikan bantuan hukum dalam proses kasus yang diselesaikan dengan metode non-litigasi dan juga Paralegal juga dapat memberikan penyuluhan hukum dan melakukan persiapan laporan. Penelitian ini menguji dua isu yaitu legitimasi yuridis dari paralegal dalam tatanan hukum nasional dan otoritas paralegal dalam memberikan bantuan hukum kepada orang miskin. Penelitian ini merupakan penelitian hukum normatif yang meneliti ketidakjelasan norma-norma tentang pemberian bantuan hukum oleh paralegal. Bahan hukum primer berupa undang-undang, sedangkan bahan hukum sekunder dalam bentuk buku yang terkait dengan masalah ini. Bahan hukum dikumpulkan melalui studi kepustakaan.
PERJANJIAN BAKU DALAM JUAL BELI KREDIT SEPEDA MOTOR DITINJAU DARI UNDANG-UNDANG NOMOR 8 TAHUN 1999
Authors: Adi Lestari Anak Agung
Published: August 2017

The title of this legal writing is standard agreemant in motorcycle sale-purchase credit based on Law No. 8 of 1999. This writing has a background on the development of technologies that helps humans more easily to fulfill the porpuse in their lives. This is about transportations means of motorcycle. The various types of vehicles to be marketed provide a portion of the position in the agreemant. One of the agreements can be seen in the field of motorcycle sale-purchases credit which become increasingly importantand a agreement is needed so that there is a legal certainty for the purchas. In a sale-pruchase agreement, there is a standard agreemant often used by business people to make a profit. In this case the party much involved with accountability is the consumer, i.e as and user of goods and services has a powerless position against the standard agreement given by the business people. In this case the business propietors are given the operating restriction and liability for losses suffered by consumers which are poured into the prevailing legislations. The method in this study used empirical methods. The legal protection on consumers in motorcycle sale-purchase credits is guided by the Law No. 8 of 1999, which regulates the rights and obligations of consumers and business people. The application of standard agreements in motorcycle sale-purchase credit must be in accordance with the Consumer Protection Act.

Adapun judul penulisan hukum ini adalah perjanjian baku dalam jual beli kredit sepeda motor ditinjau dari Undang-Undang Nomor 8 Tahun 1999 . Penulisan ini  memiliki latar mengenai perkembangan teknologi yang telah manusia semakin mudah memenuhi tujuannya dalam hidupnya. Hal ini mengenai alat transportasi sepeda motor. Adanya jenia-jenis kendaraan yang beraneka ragam dipasarkan, hal tersebut akan memberikan porsi kedudukan dalam perjanjian. Salah satu perjanjian dapat dilihat pada bidang jual beli kredit terhadap transportasi kendaraan sepeda motor semakin penting artinya suatu perjanjian diperlukan agar terdapat kepastian hukum terhadap jual beli. Dalam suatu perjanjian jual beli dikenal adanya perjanjian baku yang sering dipergunakan oleh pelaku usaha untuk memperoleh keuntungan. Hal ini pihak yang banyak terlibat dengan pertanggung jawaban adalah konsumen, yaitu sebagai pemakai terakhir barang dan jasa mempunyai kedudukan yang tidak berdaya menghadapi perjanjian baku yang di berikan oleh pengusaha. Dalam hal ini para pelaku usaha diberikan batasan serta tanggung jawab atas kerugian yang dialami oleh konsumen yang dituangkan kedalam peraturan perundang-undangan yang berlaku. Adapun metode pada penelitian hukum ini menggunakan metode empiris.Perlindungan hukum terhadap konsumen dalam jual beli kredit sepeda motor berpedoman pada Undang-Undang Nomor 8 Tahun 1999, yang mengatur tentan hak dan kewjiban konsumen dan pelaku usaha. Penerapan perjanjian baku dalam jual beli kredit sepeda motor harus sesuai dengan Undang-Undang Perlindungan konsumen.
Studi Sistem Pengelolaan PLTS 15 kW Stand Alone Dengan Metode Kano Di Dusun Yeh Mampeh Kabupaten Bangli
Authors: Andita Putra IGA , Giriantari IAD , Kumara I NS
Published: August 2017

Management of PLTS 15 kW stand alone at Yeh mampeh village, bangli regency implemented for PLTS can be utilized optimally and sustainable. Sistem management referring to the results of PLTS component with life time of that and results of the questionnaire. Questionnaire were taken by using Kano Method with 50respondent. Kano categoryused in this study are one dimensional, attractive, must be, indiferent, reverse. This method produces the desired management system of PLTS customers are workers will work twince in one week to four hours every day working with two workers, each employee is given a saary of Rp.300.000, PLTS depreciation is Rp.

3.896.000, with the expected quantity of PLTS customer 150th , so the contribution of each customer every mount is Rp. 28.000.

If this sistem can be running by society of Yeh Mampeh Village, then PLTS will be utilized optimally and sustainable.
STUDI RUGI DAYA SISTEM KELISTRIKAN BALI AKIBAT PERUBAHAN KAPASITAS PEMBANGKITAN DI PESANGGARAN
Authors: Pramana I P. A. Edi , Ariastina W. G. , Sukerayasa I. W.
Published: August 2017

In the years of 2014 until 2015 Pesangaran plant capacity undergo changes due to the expiration of employment contract lease diesel units and also the addition of new plant unit of 200 MW PLTMG. An increase or reduction in plant capacity of electrical system Bali will lead to significant changes to the load flow, power losses and energy losses in the circuit of Bali electrical Transmission system. Load flow analysis and power losses in Bali electricity system is simulated in five scenarios. Scenario 1 for the conditions of existing in 2014, scenario 2 is currently experiencing a reduction Pesanggaran plant capacity in December 2014, scenario 3 is currently experiencing Pesanggaran plant capacity additions in 2015 by using a peak load of 2014, scenario 4 is the scenario 3 with using predicted peak load in 2015, and scenario 5 is the scenario 4 with assuming the Celukan Bawang plant operates at 130 MW. Based on the results obtained by analysis, scenario 2 has the most power and energy loss about 46.34 MW and 300.39 GWh. For the loss of power and energy Bali electrical systems after Pesanggaran plants changes in 2015 are 38.57 MW and 250.05 GWh.
EDUCAÇÃO ESCOLAR: DO AUTOMATISMO À AUTOGESTÃO
Authors: TEIXEIRA Luciana Fernandes
Published: August 2017

A educação escolar na contemporaneidade capitalista tem recebido influências cada vez mais marcantes advindas do mundo do trabalho, dos métodos organizacionais burocráticos e dos sistemas de ideias socioculturais dominantes e excludentes, que comprometem sua efetivação democrática como um bem social maior. Um cenário onde coexistem fatores favoráveis e desfavoráveis ao desenvolvimento da educação escolar, em todos os seus níveis e modalidades de ensino, em especial no Brasil onde os problemas estruturais existentes acabam por ressaltar as desigualdades, repisando o que muitas vezes é chamado de crise educacional. O objetivo deste artigo é além de colocar em discussão o contexto histórico moderno, social, econômico e cultural que incide sobre a educação escolar, apresentar alternativas para uma formação escolar não conformada por automatismos, rumo a formas apoiadas na autonomia e que apontariam para a efetivação dos princí­pios da autogestão, considerando as potencialidades humanas para beneficiar a construção de ambientes formativos complexos ajustados às necessidades individuais e coletivas.
EFEKTIFITAS PENERAPAN SISTEM INFORMASI AKUNTANSI PENGGAJIAN MENGGUNAKAN APLIKASI GAJI DAERAH OTONOM (GDO) TERHADAP KINERJA PEGAWAI PADA DINAS PERKEBUNAN PEKANBARU
Authors: Afrilya Veni
Published: August 2017

Aplikasi GDO adalah sebuah sistem informasi akuntansi yang mengolah data penggajian pegawai. Aplikasi GDO berperan sangat penting dalam hal meningkatkan kinerja pegawai pada Dinas Perkebunan Pekanbaru. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui seberapa efektif  aplikasi GDO yang diterapkan dalam mengelola penggajian pegawai Dinas Perkebunan Pekanbaru. Berdasarkan hasil  penelitian  yang  menggunakan kuisioner  maka  dapat  diketahui  bahwa GDO tidak hanya membantu pegawai keuangan saja, tetapi pihak-pihak lain yang berkepentingan pun merasakan manfaat dari penyajian informasi yang telah diolah sebagai bahan pertanggung jawaban dan lain-lain.
Designing Preservation: Waterways in the Works and Patterns of William Morris
Authors: French Elysia
Published: August 2017

Historians have demonstrated awareness of William Morris’s environmental ideologies yet have widely ignored this aspect of his work. Morris’s writings on the environment have commonly been described as romantic, escapist, and utopian; if this remains how they are interpreted, historians risk losing valuable insights into the innovative and progressive qualities of Morris’s environmentalism. William Morris’s environmental ideologies were innovative for his time and applicable for today. Through and exploration of his designs, in which he employs the Thames River as a tool of ecological commentary, it will become clear how Morris’s concerns for environmental preservation, freedom, and justice were embedded within his art.
When the Species Comes
Authors: Benston Susan L.
Published: August 2017

From "Some Pig": a cycle of poems on animal exploitation at the crossroads of science and the cultural imaginary.
The Myth of “Animal Rights Terrorism”
Authors: Sorenson John
Published: August 2017

Animal rights advocacy is frequently presented as being linked with terrorism. This paper questions that linkage, suggests that accusations of violence are greatly exaggerated and argues that the terrorist image is the product of corporate propaganda. The paper examines some of the main institutional sources of such propaganda.
Tancho
Authors: Sorenson John , Matsuoka Atsuko
Published: August 2017

A photo essay featuring cranes in Japan.
Complete Issue (Merle Richards, editor)
Authors: Authors Different
Published: August 2017

This is complete issue compiled in one downloadable file.
Narrative Inquiry: Honouring the Complexity of the Stories We Live
Authors: Leggo Carl
Published: August 2017

Narrative inquiry focuses on the composition of a story as a way to represent experiences. A challenge for narrative researchers is how to compose a story that represents experiences truthfully while also acknowledging that in all our narrative research we can never tell the whole story. There are always far more experiences than we can narrate in the complex and wide-ranging experiences that each of us lives daily. This paper considers the complexity of researching lived stories in order to invite readers to enter into an ongoing and energetic dialogue. I want to honour the multiplicity, meaning making, and mystery that are at the heart of the searching in narrative research.
Harbors of Hope: The Planning for School and Student Success Process
Authors: Pancucci Sonya
Published: August 2017

Hope, schools, professional learning communities,and school improvement planning – what links these words? According to Hulley and Dier (2005), hope is the key to achieving successful and effective schools through reculturing with professional learning communities as the vehicle for change in the school improvement process. Wayne Hulley, president of Canadian Effective Schools Incorporated and senior consultant for the Franklin Covey Company, has 35 years of experience in North America working in the area of school improvement. Co-author Linda Dier has extensive knowledge having worked for 30 years in education systems in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Currently, she is senior consultant with Canadian Effective Schools Inc. and administrator of the Canadian Effective Schools League. Together, Hulley and Dier have written a text for educators and administrators at the district, board, and school levels, combining research theory with the practical knowledge gained in their joint 70+ years’ experience in education to provide a comprehensive planning process for school improvement. This text presents a step-by- step process that notes the highs and lows or « implementation dips » of the school improvement cycle. The authors have utilized the learning community model of professional development as a vehicle to facilitate, guide, direct, and sustain change towards successful and effective schools.
Pedagogical Synergy: Linking Assessment, Curriculum, and Instruction
Authors: Mascall Blair , Rolheiser Caro
Published: August 2017

This paper describes the evolution of attempts to build coherence and capacity in an Ontario school district, focusing on the development of literacy strategies in all of the district’s elementary and secondary schools. In reviewing case studies in four elementary schools, the authors have identified three key elements (instruction, curriculum, and assessment) as the key dimensions which have the greatest influence on student achievement. The authors of this paper present a new construct, pedagogical synergy, in which those three elements are combined. Improvements can occur at both the district and school levels when there are horizontal and reciprocal strategies for building capacity and increasing coherence. It is the mutual support between district and schools that provides the power in this new concept.
The ed School’s Troubles. Reflections upon reading David Labaree’s The Trouble with ed Schools.
Authors: Frenette Normand
Published: August 2017

Weigel was speaking to a group of young graduate students at a time when the North American University had not yet inaugurated its headlong flight into professional programs of every description and at every level of instruction. If memory serves this reviewer correctly, his argument was that the university was properly the place of intellectual endeavour that was prepared to re-examine the first principles of the various disciplines. Professional schools, on the other hand, existed to provide agreed-upon intellectual resources in order to function in practical settings
New Faculty Cross Borders Through Self-Study in Teacher Education: Global Horizons
Authors: Figg Candace , Griffin Shelley , Lu Chunlei , Vietgen Peter
Published: August 2017

This paper outlines findings from a self-study group’s investigation of personal and professional experiences between four new education faculty members. Bringing diverse teacher education experiences from three different countries, the group is situated in a Canadian university undergoing a transition toward becoming a comprehensive institution in the competing global era. Three identified themes emerged: professional value, survival, and maintaining balance. Findings revealed that self-study allows participants to share information, identify issues, appreciate personal and professional life, enjoy being teacher educators, understand teacher education, console and support each other to survive in the initial years, and maintain a balanced professional life.
Overcoming the Obstacles: Postsecondary Education and Aboriginal Peoples
Authors: P. Preston Jane
Published: August 2017

For many Aboriginal peoples, trying to acquire a postsecondary education denotes overcoming a multitude of formidable barriers. Within this paper, I discuss the nature of these obstacles, which I classify as: (a) historical; (b) educational; (c) social, economic, and geographical; (d) cultural and pedagogical; and (e) financial. Also within this article, I offer suggestions of how to surmount each of these grave challenges.
Continuity and Change: Inquiry into Teacher Education Practices
Authors: Kitchen Julian , Ciuffetelli Parker Darlene
Published: August 2017

As new co-editors of Brock Education, we welcome you. We believe that this issue on teacher education practices, and our tenure as editors, represents both continuity and change.
Through Rubrics and Scaffolded Instruction: A Programmatic Self-Study of Writing Expectations
Authors: Lassonde Cynthia , Black Alison , Miller Jane , Mi Hanfu
Published: August 2017

Colleagues in a teacher education program describe their journey of programmatic self-study as they examine how they teach and assess teacher candidates’ writing in a series of three required and sequenced undergraduate literacy courses. They lead the reader through the questions they asked themselves about their instruction and their reflective process with a goal of improving teacher candidates’ technical, reflective, and creative writing. Readers are encouraged to reflect on their expectations for teacher candidates’ writing in light of instruction and assessment. Implications for teacher education are explored.
Intelligence and How to Get It: Why Schools and Cultures Count
Authors: Nezavdal Frank
Published: August 2017

In his latest work, Richard Nisbett explores past and contemporary constructions of intelligence, seeking to overturn the strong hereditarian positions of intelligence by meticulously considering the evidence for in-group and between group differences in IQ from a ‘racial’, cultural, and social perspective. Nisbett argues against the extreme hereditarian view – that nothing in the environment can much affect intelligence – arguing instead that intelligence is likely far more mutable than hereditarian authors allow. He subsequently navigates many of the social, cognitive, and educational interventions that stand to increase intelligence and academic achievement.
Pre-service Teachers' Self-Regulated Learning and their Developing Concepts of SRL
Authors: Buzza Dawn , Allinotte Trina
Published: August 2017

Self-regulated learners manage their thoughts, emotions, and behaviours, and their social and contextual environments to reach their learning goals. Research shows that student teachers can learn to teach in ways that promote students’ development of SRL. It has also been shown that there is a relationship between teachers’ own SRL and their ability to develop self-regulation in students. This study examined student teachers’ developing concepts of SRL as they learned about this complex set of skills, behaviours, and beliefs through both coursework and field observations. This paper investigates the relationship between self-reported SRL of these teachers and their understanding of SRL behaviours and SRL-supportive teaching practices. Participants’ self-reported learning strategy scores predicted their performance on an SRLclassroom observation assignment while motivation scores were unrelated. These results contribute to our growing knowledge of how to support student teachers in their learning of teaching strategies that support the development of SRL.
Currere, Unexpected Journeys, and Unplanned Destinations in Academia
Authors: Adams Susan R
Published: August 2017

A sudden change of teaching placements forced my return to graduate school at the age of 40. Transformative graduate school learning resulted in the completion of a Ph.D. and earning a tenure track position in teacher education. This essay uses Pinar’s four steps of currere provide a lens to examine the past, look toward the future, take opportunity to look backward to the past while examining the present, and then re-enter the present. Mezirow’s transformative adult learning theory lends guidance for understanding why older adults may be uniquely poised to navigate successfully the complex maze of academia.
For Fate and Fortune: American Privateers in the War of 1812
Authors: Harrison Brandon Lee
Published: August 2017

Despite their importance to the maritime war effort, American privateers and letter-of-marques are often overlooked by historians concerned with the War of 1812. Although they did not represent a formal branch of the American naval force, they served to inflict more damage on British commerce than the entire United States Navy combined. These men risked their lives by sailing against the world's most formidable naval force. Countless men lost their lives aboard American privateers and others saw their livelihoods (ships) destroyed at the hands of the British. The question of why these men chose to engage in such a perilous activity has perplexed historians for decades. This paper looks to cast new light on the subject, revealing the often overlooked power money has to encourage these men's participation in an otherwise perilous activity.Professor: Dr. Renée Lafferty-SalhanyCourse: HIST 4P10Grade Recieved: 92%
Defying Notions of Nineteenth Century Masculine Honour in the War of 1812: The Case of the American Burning of Newark, December 1813
Authors: Balyk Amanda
Published: August 2017

The Burning of Newark was a key moment in the War of 1812 that exemplifies the viciousness of war and is often described as an atrocity with intense repercussions for both sides. Historians have discussed the burning of Newark and its implications but this paper sheds new light on the topic by evaluating how the burning of Newark represents a direct defiance of masculine honour as it was expected from soldiers during the war. By evaluating communications between American General George McClure and American Secretary of State John Armstrong it becomes clear that when their own masculine honour is questioned, it became critical for them to retaliate and defend their own honour. Their defense shows that there is a clear line in war that should not be crossed to maintain one’s honour, and when it is crossed it is essential to defend their actions and thereby their honour. This paper further evaluates war claim losses to reveal who was affected by the burning, what was lost and what this means for McClure in his defiance of masculine honour.
Invested in Prisons: Prison Expansion and Community Development in Canada
Authors: McElligott Greg
Published: August 2017

This paper critically examines the claim made by Canadian Conservative politicians that prison expansion is likely to produce economic gains for Canadian prison towns. Such claims raise many questions about the actual beneficiaries of prison construction, and the depiction of prisons as “infrastructure” serving some public good or even promoting social justice. After reviewing relevant literature from American debates on this topic, I focus on more specific Canadian conditions, and use public tendering data to trace the path of prison spending. The evidence suggests that prison expansion is unlikely to benefit surrounding communities, although interests elsewhere tend to reap major gains.
Issues in Social Justice: Citizenship and Transnational Struggles (Book Review)
Authors: Capurri Valentina
Published: August 2017

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Resilient Life: The Art of Living Dangerously (Book Review)
Authors: Frauts Meaghan
Published: August 2017

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The Advocate’s Dilemma: Framing Migrant Rights in National Settings
Authors: Cook Maria Lorena
Published: August 2017

This article identifies and explores the dilemma of migrant advocacy in advanced industrial democracies, focusing specifically on the contemporary United States. On the one hand, universal norms such as human rights, which are theoretically well suited to advancing migrants' claims, may have little resonance within national settings. On the other hand, the debates around which immigration arguments typically turn, and the terrain on which advocates must fight, derive their values and assumptions from a nation-state framework that is self-limiting. The article analyzes the limits of human rights arguments, discusses the pitfalls of engaging in national policy debates, and details the challenges for advocates of advancing the cause of policy reform and shifting the frame for thinking about migration over the long term.
Domesticating Social Justice Activism in the Global Era? The Process of Reconfiguring the Czech Social Justice Movement in Times of Crisis
Authors: Navratil Jiri
Published: August 2017

The contemporary economic crisis is sometimes labeled as the greatest crisis of capitalism since the Great Depression. Therefore one might expect it to become a perfect mobilizing grievance for the transnational social justice movement, which used to target the ideology of neoliberal governance and social consequences of unrestricted global financial markets. However, the current responses to the crisis and consequent austerity policies have remained mostly embedded at the national or even local level. The symbols of this struggle—Los Indignados and the Occupy movement—have focused on targeting national political issues rather than on organizing transnational coalitions and international protest events, while paying little attention to the role of global institutions and corporations. This article focuses on the case of Czech Republic and traces two broad processes—scale shift and identity shift— that led to a broader change in the meta-logic of social justice mobilization. These processes and their constituent mechanisms have transformed the globally-focused and weakly-integrated movement into dense and nationally embedded coalitions that have started to target the national consequences of neoliberal governance instead of its global political foundations.
Scholar-Activist Terrain in Canada and Ireland
Authors: Smeltzer Sandra , Cantillon Sara
Published: August 2017

No abstract.
Lamontagne, Sonia. À tire d’ailes
Authors: Andersen Marguerite
Published: August 2017

Sonia Lamontagne. À tire d’ailes
Aubin, Daniel. Néologirouettes
Authors: Falq Armand
Published: August 2017

Aubin, Daniel. Néologirouettes
Jakuta Alikavazovic, La blonde et le bunker derrière le miroir…
Authors: Broussin Marjorie , Richer Chloé , Tumanova Tatiana
Published: August 2017

Le roman que nous propose la romancière française, née en 1979, après le prix Goncourt du premier roman avec Les corps Volatils, a remporté la mention spéciale du jury Wepler. Et l’œuvre perturbe en effet tous nos repères, réalisant les aspirations de son auteure : « L’originalité dans la répétition. Le déjà-vu comme condition du sens, et paradoxalement comme irruption de la nouveauté. » Impossible de se raccrocher longtemps au désir d’élucidation, moteur du roman noir, tant la narration joue du speculum, à la fois jeux de regards et de miroirs, et spéculations de toutes sortes. Et pourtant, Jakuta Alikavazovic a éveillé notre curiosité et notre instinct de détective. C’est pourquoi nous vous proposons de nous suivre dans cette enquête, sur les traces du récit, avec pour seul indice celui qu’a laissé l’auteure derrière elle : « L’un des thèmes de La blonde et le bunker (comme de tous mes livres) est la disparition »
Riendeau, Pascal. Méditation et vision de l’essai : Roland Barthes, Milan Kundera et Jacques Brault
Authors: Calderón Jorge
Published: August 2017

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Considérations syntaxico-sémantiques de l’utilisation du verbe gérer dans le français ivoirien
Authors: Manda Johnson Djoa
Published: August 2017

Le verbe gérer, tel qu’il est utilisé par les Ivoiriens, présente des caractéristiques syntaxiques et sémantiques particulières par rapport à celles du français standard. Pour bien comprendre le phénomène, nous avons enquêté trois catégories d’usagers du français : les élèves et étudiants, les locuteurs peu on non lettrés et enfin les cadres subalternes de l’administration et les universitaires. L’analyse du corpus oral a révélé un emploi abusif de gérer par les locuteurs là où on attend d’autres concepts. En fait, les énonciateurs agissent comme si ces termes du français standard ne parviennent pas à traduire explicitement la sensibilité et la culture ivoirienne. Mais cette trouvaille produit des néologismes suffisamment riches. Ils témoignent en même temps de la vitalité du français dans le pays au moment où chaque communauté francophone se bat pour légitimer au sein de la francophonie ses propres usances.

The verb « gérer », as used by Ivorians, shows particular syntactic and semantic characteristics compared to those of standard French. To understand this phenomenon, we studied the discourse of three categories of French speakers : pupils and students, semiliterate and illiterate speakers, and finally administration officials and university teachers. The analysis of oral corpus revealed a misuse of the verb « gérer », where other concepts are expected. In fact, speakers act as if these terms of standard French fail to explicitly reflect the sensitivity and the Ivorian culture. But this discovery produces rather rich neologisms. They show the same time the vitality of French in the country when each French-speaking community is struggling to legitimize its own customary practices.
Frigon, Sylvie, dir. De l’enfermement à l’envol : rencontres littéraires.
Authors: Parayre Catherine
Published: August 2017

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Vous serez pris en photo
Authors: Doucet Pierre-André
Published: August 2017

Texte de création inédit de Pierre-André Doucet
Andersen, Marguerite. La mauvaise mère
Authors: Faïgou Nafée
Published: August 2017

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Savoie, Paul. L'autre bout du monde (2)
Authors: Bonifaci Gabrielle
Published: August 2017

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Imaginer, monter : la mémoire inachevée d’Auschwitz selon Georges Didi-Huberman
Authors: Balint-Babos Adina
Published: August 2017

Écorces de Georges Didi-Huberman est le « récit-photo » d’une déambulation à Auschwitz-Birkenau en juin 2010. Il y interroge quelques lambeaux du présent qu’il fallait photographier pour voir ce qui survit de la mémoire d’Auschwitz, ce qui pourrait mettre en œuvre le désir de ne pas en rester au deuil crispé du lieu. Cet article explore l’inachevé comme métaphore de l’écorce : d’une part, un morceau d’arbre, un « bout de texte », un fragment ; et d’autre part, une image, une surface pelliculaire qui ne couvre pas, mais se détache d’un corps. Qu’est-ce qu’on peut attendre d’une photo d’un morceau d’écorce de bouleau dans un endroit comme Birkenau ? J’analyse ainsi la question du montage entre texte et image, du partiel, de la production de « petites vérités » en tant qu’inachèvement d’un espace mémoriel.

To Imagine and to Mount: the Unfinished Memory of Auschwitz according to Georges Didi-Huberman

ABSTRACT

Écorces by Georges Didi-Huberman is the “récit-photo” of a wandering experience through the camps of Auschwitz-Birkenau in June 2010. The author takes photographs of some pieces of birch bark and reflects on what remains of Auschwitz today. Does this gesture have the power to shift him from mourning? In this article, I study the “inachevé” (the act of un-finishing) as a metaphor of the birch bark: on the one hand, this is a small part of a tree, a part of a text, a fragment; on the other hand, this is an image in our memory, a precarious surface that is detached from a body (of a tree). What to expect of a photographed piece of birch bark in such a place like Birkenau? I thus analyze the question of mounting (le montage) pieces of text and images, the idea of the partial and the production of “small truths” as figures of the unfinished space of our memory.
De l’art à l’écriture : plusieurs mains
Authors: Cattafi Carla , Kafal Lauren , Minuk Megan , Mom Vanna , Simiganoschi Anna , Vogan Kerri-Lee
Published: August 2017

Textes de création. Six visiteurs de Rodman Hall Art Centre à St. Catharines dans l’Ontario commentent les expositions Grisailles de Melanie Authier (7 déc. 2013 – 16 mars 2014) et Recent Advancements de Jimmy Limit (18 janv. – 4 mai 2014). Avec Catherine Parayre.
Boehringer, Monika, dir. Anthologie de la poésie des femmes en Acadie
Authors: Parayre Catherine
Published: August 2017

compte rendu. Boehringer, Monika, dir. Anthologie de la poésie des femmes en Acadie
Charlebois, Eric. Compost-partum
Authors: Brise Pauline
Published: August 2017

compte rendu. Charlebois, Eric. Compost-partum
L'invraisemblable de la narration omnisciente
Authors: Ali Suzette
Published: August 2017

Les problèmes du point de vue omniscient que l’on rencontre dans certains romans contemporains montrent l'invraisemblance de cette technique narrative qui a été introduite dans le genre romanesque par les romanciers réalistes du XIXe siècle.
L’évolution du statut de la femme marocaine dans La Civilisation, ma Mère !... de Driss Chraïbi et dans Amour sorcier de Tahar Ben Jelloun : liberté du choix ou choix de liberté?
Authors: Mielusel Ramona
Published: August 2017

Nous nous interrogerons dans cet article sur l’évolution du statut de la femme marocaine depuis les années 50 jusqu’à présent tout en réfléchissant au changement des mentalités sociales et religieuses dans plusieurs couches sociales et dans plusieurs générations pendant ce temps-ci. Pour mieux comprendre l'évolution du statut de la femme au Maroc et, par conséquent, sa position au sein de la famille et de la société, nous ferons une analyse comparative de deux œuvres publiées à un intervalle de 30 ans environ : La Civilisation, ma Mère! (1972) de Driss Chraïbi et la nouvelle Amour sorcier (2004) de Tahar Ben Jelloun. Notre analyse montrera, dans un premier temps, qu’on retrouve des étapes évidentes d’émancipation de la femme marocaine depuis 1950 jusqu’aux années 2000. Dans un deuxième temps, nous prouverons qu’il existe un dialogue inter-générationnel entre les mères et les jeunes filles marocaines ainsi qu’une cohérence dans la transmission des idées d’émancipation qui ont contribué au changement du statut social de la femme au Maroc.
Fabriquer le bonheur conjugal : sur l’argent et l’impuissance chez Tahar Ben Jelloun
Authors: Matu Florina
Published: August 2017

Dans son dernier roman, intitulé de manière ironique Le Bonheur conjugal (2012), Tahar Ben Jelloun prépare soigneusement la recette d’un mariage infernal. Rien n’y manque dans ce pot au poison que constitue la vie commune des protagonistes: le choc des classes sociales entre un homme issu d’une famille aisée et une paysanne parvenue, la différence d’âge, l’immixtion de la belle-famille, la jalousie, l’adultère, la haine et la vengeance. Et pourtant c’est surtout l’argent, doublé d’une inévitable cupidité, qui représente la source des principaux conflits dans ce ménage. Cet article explore le rôle de l’argent dans la construction du bonheur et/ou du malheur conjugal, de même que la relation disproportionnelle entre la réussite financière et l’impuissance au sens propre et au figuré. Ces aspects seront analysés dans le cadre culturel marocain et français afin de faire ressortir le caractère universel des problèmes du couple dans la société contemporaine.
De la fécondité de certaines transgressions dans le domaine linguistique
Authors: Pallaud Berthille
Published: August 2017

La notion de transgression mais aussi sa présence dans le domaine linguistique sont décrites du point de vue de l’évolution des langues en France et leurs usages, de l’établissement de corpus de français parlé et des spécificités du langage oral (les disfluences). La politique linguistique française, en imposant durant deux siècles un modèle monolingue (la langue française), eut des effets sur les langues régionales que le contexte actuel conduit à regretter : or, la transgression de ce modèle ne put avoir lieu. L’histoire de la langue des signes montre que des débats nombreux finirent par imposer un bilinguisme (langue oral-langes des signes) réclamé par les sourds eux-mêmes. L’évolution de la politique d’archivage de ressources langagières porte elle aussi les traces du purisme monolingue français et ce ne fut pas sans résistances que la variation de la langue orale fut reconnue comme enregistrable. Cette évolution a conduit, entre autres, à l‘étude d’une spécificité du langage oral : les disfluences.

When transgressions are beneficial: Evidence from the linguistic domain

Abstract: The concept of transgression and its presence in the linguistic field are described from the point of view of the evolution in regional and sign languages in France, the establishment of spoken French corpus and some characteristics in the spontaneous oral language. The language policy in France imposed a monolingual model (the French language) which had effects on the regional languages in the current context: the transgression of this model could not take place. The debates concerning the teaching policy including or not the signs language ended up imposing a bilingualism (oral French-signs language) which was wanted for a long time by the deaf persons themselves. The linguistic resources evolution in spoken French shows that it was not without any resistance that the oral language variations were considered as recordable. This evolution allowed the study of specific phenomena in the oral language: the disfluencies.
Fragments xylophones
Authors: Bolivar Bathélemy
Published: August 2017

Fragments xylophones, poème
Brochu, Lysette. Brûlants secrets de Marianne
Authors: Bonifaci Gabrielle
Published: August 2017

Brochu, Lysette. Brûlants secrets de Marianne

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L’homme et la bête : chiens et politique dans Les Mohicans de Paris
Authors: Gauthier Nicolas
Published: August 2017

Cet article étudie comment le recours à l’animalisation dans Les Mohicans de Paris d’Alexandre Dumas est l’espace d’une véritable réflexion sur les rapports entre l’humain et l’animal. Ceci apparaît de façon nette dans la fictionnalisation du chien qui induit un brouillage des limites séparant humain et animal, brouillage qui a pour fonction de permettre l’articulation des personnages canins aux enjeux fondamentaux du roman. De façon plus précise, la mise en scène du « meilleur ami de l’homme » sert à redoubler le projet politique au cœur des Mohicans de Paris.

This paper examines how, in Les Mohicans de Paris, Alexandre Dumas assigns animalistic features to some characters to question the relations between humans and animals while portraying the various dogs in the novel in a way which blurs the limits between humans and animals. These seemingly accessory canine characters are actually closely associated with the fundamental elements of the novel. More precisely, the way “man’s best friend” is put in fiction actually repeats the political project at the heart of Les Mohicans de Paris.
L’animal de rencontre dans la tradition orale algonquienne
Authors: Lefebvre Richard
Published: August 2017

L’article interroge la représentation de l’animal dans les scènes de rencontre, une situation fréquente dans les récits de la tradition orale algonquienne enregistrés par les ethnologues au cours du vingtième siècle. L’analyse de ces scènes permet de conclure que les thèmes narratifs, les transactions dans les dialogues, la sphère d’action du personnage animal, ainsi que ses relations avec des personnages appartenant à d’autres espèces sont subordonnés en partie aux impératifs techniques de la composition orale. Deux considérations viennent cependant nuancer cette conclusion : 1) à la différence de ce qu’on retrouve dans la littérature humaniste, la conception algonquienne du monde ne propose pas une opposition constitutive entre l’homme et l’animal ; 2) les transcriptions ethnographiques ne rendent pas compte des multiples canaux de la performance, à travers lesquels la communication corporelle (embodied communication) entre les espèces est représentée.
Dumont, Jean. Les lectures terminales
Authors: Falq Armand
Published: August 2017

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Lamontagne, Sonia. Comptine à rebours
Authors: Parayre Catherine
Published: August 2017

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Pelletier, Pierre Raphaël. La beauté exulte d’être si rebelle
Authors: Rue Emilienne
Published: August 2017

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La diversité culturelle et linguistique comme ressource à la créativité
Authors: Piccardo Enrica
Published: August 2017

La mobilité grandissante de nos sociétés contemporaines s’accompagne d’une augmentation exponentielle de la diversité culturelle et linguistique. Face à ce constat, deux réactions opposées s’avèrent possibles : d’un côté une homogénéisation linguistique et culturelle progressive, de l’autre une valorisation de la pluralité en tant que ressource. La première vise à noyer toute diversité dans la/les langue(s) et culture(s) dominante(s), quitte à en préserver ici et là des simulacres sous le forme d’expressions isolées et de manifestations culturelles stéréotypées. La seconde, à l’inverse, s’interroge sur la richesse et le potentiel qu’une pluralité de langues et de cultures représente aussi bien au niveau des sociétés que des individus.

Nous ferons appel à la notion de plurilinguisme telle qu’elle a été proposée par Daniel Coste, Danièle Moore et Geneviève Zarate et incorporée dans le Cadre européen de référence pour les langues (CECR) et à la réflexion qui l’accompagne pour expliquer dans quelle mesure la diversité linguistique et culturelle peut être vue comme un catalyseur de créativité. La créativité étant une propriété émergeante d’un système complexe (Sawyer « The emergence of creativity » ; Goldstein ; Juignet ; Piccardo « Créativité et complexité : quels modèles, quelles conditions, quels enjeux ? »), son étude nous permet de concevoir comment l’interaction d’un grand nombre d’éléments entre eux et avec l’environnement peut créer des opportunités pour que de nouvelles connexions et de nouvelles solutions émergent.

Dans cette contribution, nous analyserons dans quelle mesure la diversité linguistique et culturelle, et notamment la notion de plurilinguisme et de pluriculturalisme (Coste, Moore et Zarate ; CECR), favorisent l’émergence des processus créatifs.

Dans la conclusion, on tentera de dresser un bilan sans angélisme des avantages et des obstacles liés à la mise en acte d’une vision qui prône la prise en compte, voire la valorisation, de la diversité.
Forrest-Wilson, Anne, dir. Sur les traces de Champlain. Un voyage extraordinaire en 24 tableaux
Authors: Rue Emilienne
Published: August 2017

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Mazhig, Monia. Du pain et du jasmin
Authors: Fournier Isabelle
Published: August 2017

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Lacelle, Andrée. Sol Ciel Ciels Sols
Authors: Savoie Paul
Published: August 2017

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Ici (Take 2)
Authors: LeBlanc Georgette
Published: August 2017

La poète acadienne Georgette LeBlanc partage un poème inédit portant sur son père.
Le souffle de l’histoire chez Georgette LeBlanc
Authors: St-Laurent Julie
Published: August 2017

Cet article porte sur le dialogue entre temps vécu et temps de l’histoire dans les quatre « romans poétiques » de l’auteure acadienne Georgette LeBlanc, étude qui s’appuie sur la parution récente du Grand feu (2016). L’éloge du présent et de la sensualité qui se déploie dans toute l’œuvre de LeBlanc rend sensible la volonté de l’auteure d’écrire une autre version de l’histoire acadienne officielle, qui demeure marquée par la souffrance de la Déportation. L’histoire acadienne ne peut être évoquée comme simple objet de mémoire : dans sa transformation, elle engage la subjectivité féminine dans son entièreté.
Plonger : Risque, désir, mobilité et création au féminin chez Georgette LeBlanc
Authors: Papillon Joëlle
Published: August 2017

Cet article analyse deux personnages féminins centraux dans « S(H)hhhhhhh » et Le grand feu de Georgette LeBlanc, afin de déterminer comment la venue à l’écriture et l’ouverture au désir sont présentés comme des entreprises risquées mais qui en valent la peine. À travers le désir et l’écriture, Marguerite Thériault et Cécile Murat acquièrent une nouvelle mobilité, voie privilégiée vers la liberté dans l’œuvre de LeBlanc.
Cœur d’animal : l’emploi des animaux pour établir le portrait de l’animalité chez les humains dans les œuvres littéraires et picturales à travers les âges
Authors: Chan Tina
Published: August 2017

Malgré le fait que, depuis les débuts de la civilisation, l’animal est considéré un être inférieur par l’être humain tandis que l’humain, posant un jugement sur la qualité de cet être, est son dominateur, les animaux sont souvent illustrés dans la littérature et dans les beaux-arts de façon positive. De ce fait, cet article propose de les voir d’une nouvelle perspective : l’animal n’est pas inférieur — il joue un rôle important. L’animal peut signaler notre impuissance et nos faiblesses, être un personnage innocent abusé par des humains ou être un totem qui prête aux hommes certains traits d’animalité. Cet article, qui analyse les tableaux de Pierre Paul Rubens, les peintures d’Alex Colville, La Rage (1995) de Louis Hamelin, Tom à la ferme (2011) de Michel Marc Bouchard et La Héronnière (2003) d’Élisabeth Tremblay, vise à démontrer que les animaux sont souvent employés en contrepoint des humains, qui sont inférieurs et qui sont, peut-être, aussi animalesques que les bêtes autour d’eux.
Leroux, Louis Patrick. Ludwig & Mae. La litière. Rappel. Ressusciter
Authors: Jamme Eric
Published: August 2017

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L’heureux, Lisa. Pour l’hiver
Authors: Bonifaci Gabrielle
Published: August 2017

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Editorial
Authors: Amprimoz Alexandre
Published: August 2017

Editorial
Poésie
Authors: Attilus Rhoddy
Published: August 2017

Création
La Francophonie en Macédoine
Authors: Adamoska Vesna
Published: August 2017

La francophonie en Macédoine est vivante et bien représentée. Les moments difficiles que la Macédoine a dû traverser, dans son histoire lointaine et récente, ont toujours été une occasion pour la France de manifester sa solidarité et l’intérêt qu’elle porte à la paix et à la stabilité du pays et de la région balkanique tout entière.