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Du non désir maternel aux relations incestuelles entre père et fille
Authors: Guittonneau Mireille 
Published: January 2013

Certains fonctionnements familiaux ne s’éclairent qu’à partir du moment où peuvent être mises en lien deux scènes apparemment séparées : une relation incestuelle avec le père soutenue par le non désir maternel à l’égard de leur fille. Car c’est bien là ce qui conduit certaines filles à se soumettre à une telle relation avec leur père : tenter ainsi d’exister dans le regard maternel au lieu d’en être constamment effacées. Mais cette relation, structurée par un non désir maternel souvent masqué par des traditions culturelles, est lourde de conséquences sur la capacité de ces jeunes filles à s’inscrire dans le temps. On constate ainsi la formation d’une « temporalité écrasée », dont le déploiement passe par la relation transférentielle inhérente au travail analytique.
From the Mother's Non-Desire to the “Incestual” Relationship between Father and Daughter
Authors: Guittonneau Mireille 
Published: January 2013

Du non désir maternel aux relations incestuelles entre père et fille Certains fonctionnements familiaux ne s’éclairent qu’à partir du moment où peuvent être mises en lien deux scènes apparemment séparées : une relation incestuelle avec le père soutenue par le non désir maternel à l’égard de leur fille. Car c’est bien là ce qui conduit certaines filles à se soumettre à une telle relation avec leur père : tenter ainsi d’exister dans le regard maternel au lieu d’en être constamment effacées. Mais cette relation, structurée par un non désir maternel souvent masqué par des traditions culturelles, est lourde de conséquences sur la capacité de ces jeunes filles à s’inscrire dans le temps. On constate ainsi la formation d’une « temporalité écrasée », dont le déploiement passe par la relation transférentielle inhérente au travail analytique.
The Paths of Endurance
Authors: Dechaud-Ferbus Monique 
Published: January 2013

Les chemins d’endurance. Douleurs physiques et psychiques. Quel rôle dans la psychogénèse ? Les douleurs ont, pour le développement et le fonctionnement psychique, un intérêt capital. Du registre de l’excitation, elles suivent un ancrage somato psychique et ont un impact sur les récepteurs de l’appareil psychique. Leur inscription sous forme inconsciente fraye un chemin de mémoire, chemin d’endurance qui se renforce au fur et à mesure des expériences douloureuses. La Psychothérapie psychanalytique corporelle (PPC) est une alternative à la cure type, elle est indiquée pour des patients dont la douleur corporopsychique empêche un travail intra psychique d’emblée. La mémoire du corps réactualisée dans la cure permet par la médiation corporelle et l’opérativité du divan allié à la perception de l’analyste en personne une réouverture de la psyché qui s’était rétrécie au lieu de la douleur. Un cas clinique illustre le processus de la PPC.
The Diagnosis of “Dyslexia” and its Effects on the Subject
Authors: Vernhes Stéphanie , Suau Laurence 
Published: January 2013

Le diagnostic de « Dyslexie » et ses effets sur le sujet L’utilisation du signifiant « Dyslexie » croît de plus en plus afin de qualifier les enfants en grandes difficultés d’apprentissage de la lecture. La neurologie, la psychologie cognitive et les sciences de l’éducation tentent d’en déceler l’étiologie sans s’étonner pour autant de l’ambivalence des résultats. Nous montrons à travers notre thèse les effets de l’utilisation du concept de dyslexie sur le symptôme de l’enfant, mais aussi sur l’entourage. La psychanalyse vient mettre en évidence la difficulté de l’enfant à être considéré en tant que sujet avec un tel signifiant. Ceci évite de l’interroger, lui et l’Autre, en tant que sujet responsable de ce qui lui arrive.
L'art de tatouer. Des qualités du travail aux qualifications de l'exécutant
Authors: Rolle Valérie 
Published: January 2013

Résumé Si le rôle joué par la qualité de la prestation fournie par un artisan ou un artiste semble évident envers une inscription réussie sur le marché, les critères qui président à ce jugement restent, en revanche, plus rarement abordés, de même que la manière dont ils agissent sur les façons de concevoir et de catégoriser les professionnels. Cet article propose de cerner ces éléments à travers le cas des tatoueurs afin de comprendre ce que signifie le qualificatif d’« artiste » désormais usuellement utilisé pour les désigner et en quoi il renvoie aux qualités octroyées à leur travail.
Effets collatéraux de la création littéraire. L'exemple de la science-fiction
Authors: Convert Bernard , Demailly Lise 
Published: January 2013

Résumé Pour la science-fiction, la relation entre innovations factuelles et créations littéraires ne se fait pas en un seul sens, par des emprunts comme éléments de récit, d’éléments scientifiques, technologiques ou de contextes sociopolitiques qui seraient ensuite extrapolés dans les récits propres à ce genre littéraire. Elle a vocation à fonctionner aussi dans l’autre sens, conformément à son projet initial, dans les propos de ses fondateurs : la science-fiction doit servir d’impulsion à l’innovation. C’est sur ce point que porte le présent article. Après avoir rappelé quelques éléments de l’histoire du genre, nous nous proposons de montrer quelques-unes des configurations qu’ont pu revêtir ces effets de la science-fiction sur le changement social dans les domaines géostratégique (la conquête de l’espace), culturel (mouvement cyberpunk, transhumanisme) et religieux (la scientologie).
An 8-Year-Old Boy with a Linear Lesion on the Nose
Authors: Higgins Alanna , Chamlin Sarah L. 
Published: January 2013

CME Educational Objectives

1.
Recognize the transverse nasal crease and its association.

2.
Identify treatment options for milia in the nasal crease.

3.
Identify cutaneous findings associated with atopy in children.

An 8-year-old male presented for evaluation of a lesion across his nasal bridge. This had been worsening and getting more prominent over the last 6 months. He frequently rubbed his nose with the palm of his hand due to rhinitis. His medical history was significant for asthma, allergic rhinitis, conjunctivitis, and resolved peanut allergy. He lived with his parents and was the youngest of five children. The boy’s family history was significant for atopy in parents, and a sister with anaphylaxis to tree nuts. There was no family history of severe or scarring acne vulgaris. Review of systems was normal.
Virtual Instrumentation in Biomedical Equipment
Authors: Andrade Tiago Faustino , Quintas Manuel Rodrigues , Silva Carlos Moreira , Restivo Maria Teresa , Chouzal Maria Fátima , Amaral Teresa Freitas 
Published: January 2013

Nowadays, the assessment of body composition by estimating the percentage of body fat has a great impact in many fields such as nutrition, health, sports, chronic diseases and others.
The main purpose for this work is the development of a virtual instrument that permits more effective assessment of body fat, automatic data processing, recording results and storage in a database, with high potential to conduct new studies, http://lipotool.com.
e-lab Remote Laboratory Demonstration
Authors: Neto R. B. , Fernandes H. 
Published: January 2013

e-lab is a remote laboratory infrastructure,
powered by a software framework designed for distributed
data collection, that allows to perform experiments and
retrieve data from a remote apparatus. In this
demonstration we will present the e-lab interface properties
and its modus operandi, giving as well some topics of
complimentary software use for data interpretation and
analysis. An overview of e-labâ??s technical specifications will
also be presented.
Image (of God) as ethical injunction: A social-scientific perspective
Authors: Van Staden P. 
Published: January 2013

Taking cognizance of the fact that language - especially metaphorical language - can be expressive of deeplying cultural or religious symbol sets in man, the study explores the possible original content of the syntagma εἰΚὼν ΤΟῦ θεΟῦ in both the Old and the New Testament. It is argued that there is a definite shift in the symbol set of which the concept (metaphor) 'image of God' is expressive. Whilst the Old Testament usage of the term probably attests to the conviction that humankind is part of the genus God and may even resemble him physically, the New Testament substitutes Jesus Christ for man as the primary carrier of the 'image of God'. Humankind in general does not reflect that image any more. It is only to be found in those who through faith in Jesus Christ regain the image of God. Our thesis is that the concept of 'image' is to be regarded as much an ethical injunction as it is an ontological state-ment. The faith of adherents to the community of believers finds expres-sion in distinctive behavior - that is, in conduct that clearly identifies them as reflecting the image of God.
Insights and models from medical anthropology for understanding the healing activity of the Historical Jesus
Authors: Pilch John J. 
Published: January 2013

This essay sketches a basic introdution to medical anthropology as a key to understanding and interpreting the healing activity of the historical Jesus described in the gospels. It presents select literature, leading experts, fundamental concepts, and insights and models of special value to biblical specialists. Only a cross-cultural discipline like medical anthropology allows the investigator to interpret texts and events from other cultures with respect for their distinctive cultural contexts in order to draw more appropriate conclusions and applications in other cultures. Applications to biblical texts are not included in this essay but may be found in other articles published by the author and listed in the bibliography.
'n Ondersoek na die teologiese relevansie van die metaforiese spreke in Hooglied
Authors: Basson M. M.J. 
Published: January 2013

An inquiry into the problem of theological relevance, posed by the metaphors in the Song of Songs. Of the six basic scholarly approaches to the Song of Songs, the literary approach is today most widely accepted. This approach still however does not give all the answers to the problem of an evasive theological relevance, posed by the metaphors in the Song of Songs. This article argues that a certain perspective on metaphors will open up new ways of understanding the Song. When this perspective is coalesced with narratology, results are reached that will certainly enhance this celebrated poem.
Die deuntjie draal': Op die spoor van Koos du Plessis
Authors: Boshoff P. B. 
Published: January 2013

'The melody lingers on': On the trail of Koos du Plessis. The angst experienced by Du Plessis assumes the form of a problem on which he ponders in his poetry.The questions that he poses differ in form only from the bewilderment experienced by the narve. The poetic art of the singer and the faltering intimations of the despondent heart are two languages that express the same human anxiety. The truth of both languages lies therein that the one can develop into the other. This article listens from a Christian viewpoint. Themes that are dealt with are wandering, the goldy Other, past and future, anxiety, waiting, dreaming and temptation.
Kerk, volk en owerheid in die 1858-grondwet van die Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek
Authors: Dreyer W. A. 
Published: January 2013

Church, people and government in the 1858 constitution of the South African Republic During the years 1855 to 1858 the South African Republic in the Transvaal created a new constitution. In this constitution a unique relation-ship between church, people and government was visible. This relationship was influenced by the Calvinist confessions of the sixteenth century, the theology of W ά Brakel and orthodox Calvinism, the federal concepts of the Old Testament and republican ideas of the Netherlands and Cape Patriots. It becomes clear that the history of the church in the Transvaal was directly influenced by the general history of the South African Republic.
Die kerk van die Woord
Authors: Boshoff P. B. 
Published: January 2013

The church proclaiming the Word. The theme of the church is treated from the perspective of the theology of the Word. 1 Corinthians 5:19 is analyzed in the process. Divine revelation is discussed in the light of its being in the nature of an once-and-for-all event. This leads one to an understanding of the church in which the church best acquits itself of its task in public worship. The task of the church and the relationship between church and being a Christian are then considered.
Die kerk as gebeure: 'n Dogmatiese perspektief
Authors: Koekemoer J. H.K 
Published: January 2013

The church as an event: A perspective from Systematic Theology. This article argues that, over against the idea of the church as an institu-tion, the church should be characterized as an event that does not live from the being and will of Jesus Christ as historical figure, but from the existence of the present Christ. The present Christ is the constitutive factor of the church. The church is determined by the present Christ, called by him into life and maintained by him. This characterizes the church also as a waiting church.
Nadenke oor die kerkbegrip: Enkele perspektiewe op grond van die Deuteronomistiese geskiedenis
Authors: Breytenbach A. P.B 
Published: January 2013

Reflecting on the concept church: Some perspectives from Deutero-nomistic history. This article seeks to explain why and how the Old Testament and Deuteronomistic history in particular are essential in our theological reflection on the concept of church. The main trends in the theology of the Deuteronomistic history are discussed, namely that YHWH is a unique, sovereign and almighty God who elected Israel and made a covenant with them. His steadfast love and preparedness to forgive, as well as his judgement on those who disobey him, serve as an appeal to Israel to honor and obey him in absolute loyalty. The article concludes with the notion that the very existence of the religious community is totally de pendatil on the grace and love of God, and that its members are therefore committed to him and to one another with the prophetic word as their hope for the future.
Implikasies van die kommunikatiewe handelingsteorie vir In prakties-teologiese perspektief op die ekklesiologie
Authors: Dreyer T. F.J. 
Published: January 2013

A practical theological perspective on ecclesiology as seen from the viewpoint of communicative action theory. From a practical theological perspective, this article disputes the trend in present ecclesiastical thought, abstracting a model depicting the practical functioning of the church, which is based on a single biblical metaphor. The body-of-Christ metaphor is commonly used as a church model. The eagerness to implement this construct is inspired by a paradigm shift and the incorporation of the communicative actions theory at the level of metatheory. The hypothesis of this research is that, once the matrix of this metatheory has been clearly identified, it must be ap-plied to the aspects of church life. All the biblical metaphors shedding light on the functioning of the church need reinterpretation within the framework of a postmodern society and symmetrical communicative patterns. This way of constructing an ecclesiastical perspective, would lead to a more balanced church praxis.
Die kerk
Authors: Oberholzer J. P. 
Published: January 2013

The church. This survey of biblical material on the church proceeds from the view-point that the identity of the church of God can be treated only as an existential question, asking 'who is the church?' and 'who am I?' at the same time. The article shows that, of the various images used in the New Testament to describe the church, virtually every one forms the basis of a call to a holy and dedicated life. At the same time these images, with the exception of the body image, unite the churches of the Old and New Testament in such a way that the church of Christ is shown to be heir and new creation at the same time. Two prominent features appear: the call to a holy life and acceptance of the universality of the church, emanating from the will and being of the Lord himself, and guided by his Holy Spirit.
Die menslikheid van en die verskeidenheid in die kerk
Authors: Van Aarde Andries 
Published: January 2013

The human character of the church and diversity within the church. In the ecumenical symbols of catholic Christianity the church is described as one, holy, catholic and apostolic. These notions correlate with the manner in which the one and only God interacts with humankind, as reported in Scripture. Holiness does not presuppose that the church consists of people who assume themselves to be in a timeless and spaceless heavenly kingdom, but that it consists of human beings, in a right relationship with God, who existentially live the values of God's kingdom. Catholicity presupposes the diversity of the church with regard to humankind, time, locality and culture. The catholic church, however, finds its identity not in plurality, but in its unity which transcends all diversity. This unity is the work of God's Spirit, encompassing the multiple witnesses of the prociaimers of the Jesus-event by empowering people in various ways at different times and places and letting them confess multifariously that Jesus Christ is Lord.
Jesus and politics in contemporary scholarship
Authors: Borg Marcus J. 
Published: January 2013

Until recently, and for a variety of reasons, most historical Jesus scholarship has typically seen Jesus as essentially non-political. Recently, this has begun to change, to a large extent because of the fuller description of the social world of Jesus made possible by the use of interdisciplinary models and insights. Seen within the context of a social world described as a peasant, patriarchal and purity society, many of the Jesus traditions reflect both a sharp critique of society and advocacy of an alternative social vision. Jesus' action in the temple (including E P Sanders view of it) is treated as a case study of the difference made by an interdisciplinary understanding of the social context of Jesus' public activity.
The Hebrew terminology for the poor in Psalm 82
Authors: Dickson C. R. 
Published: January 2013

The meaning of the Hebrew words for the English term 'poor' continues to be disputed. Two main schools of thought have developed. Some believe the terms refer to literal and material poverty, others that the terms refer to literal-metaphorical poverty. The result has been an impasse. This study suggests that the different Hebrew words for poor should be understood as metaphors for the concept of powerlessness. In addition, the concept of powerlessness is understood to have different perspectives. Psalm 82 is exegeted to provide a basis for this suggestion. The exegesis confirms the contention that poverty is powerlessness.
The vindication of the righteous in Romans 8:31-39: Inference and relevance
Authors: Maartens P. J. 
Published: January 2013

This article explores the relevance and inferences of 'suffering righteousness' in the intertextual references within Romans 4, 5 and 8. The primary objective is to determine the contextual implications of the vindication of the Suffering righteous one. The enquiry probes an analysis of the structural context and the underlying code in intertextual references penaining to suffering righteousness in the Psalms, Isaiah 40-55, Wisdom 2-5 and 3:6 and Macc 7:37-38, and investigates the socio-semiotic relations of references in Romans. The article takes the themes of reconciliation and justification to its logical conclusions. 'Vindication' and 'exaltation' in Romans, fulfil the structure of 'suffering righteousness' founded in the Old Testament and cognate literature. The contextual implications of 'suffering righteousness' expressed in such features as 'justification, vindication, exaltation and glorification' rectify the 'status inconsistencies' of its recipients. The variegated semiotic perspectives exercised above contribute to the polymorphous character of the meaning of the text.
Psalm 97: Almal moet bly wees, want Jahwe is Koning
Authors: Prinsloo W. S. 
Published: January 2013

Psalm 97: The Lord is king! Let all the world rejoice. In this article, which was presented as a paper at the congress of South African and Dutch Old Testament Scholars, the author first positions himself methodologically in terms of the South African situation. He then proceeds to use Psalm 97 to illustrate the text-immanent method, the method which he elects to apply. The findings reached are that, although this psalm derives much of its content from the remainder of the Old Testament, it nevertheless forms a coherent whole, and it can be described as an anistic poem in which various techniques of poetry are employed. However, Psalm 97 does not contain a clearly demarcated or even symmetrical strophic division. It is a persuasive text which probably dates from the post-exilic period. Apparently, the main aim of the psalm was to convince the reader/listener that the Lord is in command.
Maaltye as seremonies in die Markusevangelie: 'n Sleutel om J H J A Greyvenstein en A S Geyser se denke oor die Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk van Afrika as volkskerk te evalueer
Authors: Van Eck Ernest 
Published: January 2013

Meals as ceremonies in Mark's gospel: A key to evaluate the under-standing of the Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk van Afrika as 'peoples church' by J H J A Greyvenstein and A S Geyser This article aims to participate in the current debate regarding the writing of a new church order for the Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk van Afrika, concentrating on Article III of the current church order. In a previous article the understanding of the Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk as a 'peoples church' ('volkskerk') by Professors J H J A Greyvenstein and A S Geyser - both New Testament scholars in teaching positions at the University of Pretoria between 1917 and 1961 - was traced. This understanding is now critically evaluated by means of a social-scientific analysis of meals as ceremonies in Mark's gospel. The conclusion reached is that Mark proclaimed - as Greyvenstein and Geyser advocated - the presence and availibility of God as aspects that should ecclesiologically be open to all. Finally, a few remarks are made concerning the continuation of the debate on the new church order for the Nederduitsch Hervomde Kerk van Afrika.
Buite-aardse rasionaliteit: Uitvlug in fantasie of grootste uitdaging ooit aan filosofie en teologie?
Authors: Antonites A. J. 
Published: January 2013

Extra terrestrial intelligence: Escape in fantasy or greatest challenge to philosophy and theology ever? The concept of extra-terrestrial intelligence was first mooted by philosophers like Aristotle and Lucretius as well as natural scientists like Huygens and Whewell. It is considered whether UFO reports rather than indicating something real provide a symptom of the current religious cultural situation in Europe. Should rational life elsewhere in the universe be real, it is argued that biological life would be a neccessary condition. The divergence and convergence hypotheses are examined.The fundamental prerequisite is the existence of other solar systems with planets other than our own. Insights from biology and astronomy are placed in the context of philosophical discourse.
Anderbereddering: Met Adorno by die hartslag van die postmoderne intellek
Authors: Beukes Johann C. 
Published: January 2013

Other illumination: With Adorno at the heartbeat of the post-modern intellect. In this article Adorno's critique of identity thinking and modem systems of thought are exploited within the context of the current debate of modernity. It is argued that the usurpation of the so-called Other (which the author Calls "Anderverdringing") is at the core of modem thought, and that the illumination of the Other (which the author calls "Ander-bereddering") is at the core of postmodern thought. Habermas' theory of communicative action is used to bring Adorno's critique of identity thinking to the Jore as a form ofpostmodern critique, exactly in the sense that Adorno's philosophy is essentially Otherilluminating.