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Une éthique de l’interprétation : comment est-il bon d’interpréter étant donné ce que nous sommes ?
Authors: Donnelly Anne 
Published: April 2015

L’auteur, psychanalyste, pose dans ce texte la question de l’interprétation – un des outils essentiel de la cure analytique - sous l’angle de l’éthique : si l’analyste travaille avec « ce qu’il est » est-ce « bon » pour l’analysant ? Sa réponse est positive mais à condition qu’il respecte certaines règles : une formation et un contrôle personnel pendant plusieurs années. Pour l’auteur, l’interprétation est un bon exemple du travail de deux inconscients tout au long de la cure. Trois vignettes cliniques sont proposées. Elles mettent en évidence ce que le psychanalyste « est » avec son patient quand surgit une interprétation équivoque.
Le silence sur la mort de Paul dans les Actes des apôtres
Authors: Marguerat Daniel 
Published: April 2015

Daniel Marguerat * explore le mystère de la fin du livre des Actes. Pourquoi Luc n’a-t-il pas raconté la mort de son héros, Paul, alors que des passages du récit laissent pressentir une fin dramatique ? L’enquête est à la fois historique, littéraire et théologique. Historique : il semble bien que Luc n’ait pas voulu rapporter les circonstances troubles du martyre de Paul. Littéraire : achever un récit en omettant de raconter ce qu’il annonce est une technique antique de suspension narrative. Théologique : l’auteur des Actes a choisi de terminer sur une scène qui organise adéquatement le transfert du monde du récit au monde du lecteur.
Kitsch religieux et dynamique de la foi
Authors: Mathot Benoit 
Published: April 2015

Le kitsch a été défini par Milan Kundera comme un « accord catégorique avec l’être ». Dans cette contribution, Benoit Mathot * établit la généalogie de cette notion à partir des travaux d’Hermann Broch, essayiste et dramaturge autrichien, avant d’en préciser les implications philosophiques chez l’écrivain tchèque. Il y examine la façon dont le kitsch peut contribuer à un éclaircissement de la situation religieuse actuelle, qu’il caractérise à partir de l’analyse engagée par le philosophe Slavoj Žižek. C’est l’occasion pour l’auteur d’explorer de manière critique la notion de kitsch et de poser quelques jalons en vue d’une dynamique chrétienne de la foi.
La proactivité de carrière : un processus d’anticipation ou de planification d’événements ?
Authors: Gatignon Turnau Anne-Laure , Ventolini Séverine , Fabre Catherine 
Published: April 2015

L’étude de la « proactivité de carrière », en tant qu’objet de recherche, se heurte à la réalité du terrain, c’est à dire à la difficulté et à la réticence des individus à se projeter dans leur avenir professionnel. Le plan de carrière semble être un exercice obligé auquel les salariés se prêtent de manière plus ou moins consentante pour correspondre aux exigences managériales. Cette observation initiale nous a amené à proposer deux lectures différentes de la proactivité de carrière, non pas seulement dans son acception habituelle, comme un processus de planification d’objectifs de carrière mais aussi comme un processus d’anticipation d’évènements de carrière, rejoignant en cela les travaux récents sur les comportements proactifs (Grant et Ashford, 2008 ; Bindl et Parker, 2010 ; Fuller et al., 2012). À partir de ces deux approches conceptuelles et d’entretiens menés auprès d’un échantillon de vingt-cinq ingénieurs, cet article vise à mieux comprendre ce qu’est un comportement proactif de carrière. Cette étude qualitative, s’inspirant de la méthode des incidents critiques, nous a permis d’approfondir la connaissance du processus proactif d’anticipation et de montrer que cette démarche « anticipatrice » est sans doute plus réalisable par les salariés que l’approche planificatrice, dans un monde professionnel considéré comme instable et peu prévisible.
Les jeunes Roumaines sont des garçons comme les autres
Authors: Vuattoux Arthur 
Published: April 2015

Lors d’une enquête sociologique menée en Île-de-France afin d’éclairer qualitativement les biais de genre dans la chaîne judiciaire concernant les mineurs (justice civile et justice pénale), le cas des « jeunes filles roumaines » – repérées et nommées ainsi par les professionnels de la justice des mineurs – est apparu comme un cas limite. Échappant aux schémas genrés qui président habituellement à la justice des mineurs, ces jeunes filles sont largement pénalisées et connaissent fréquemment la prison pour de simples vols. On peut avancer qu’elles subissent un traitement judiciaire d’exception, révélateur des discriminations multiples vécues par les Roms sur le territoire français.
Troubles dissociatifs (de conversion) : les intuitions freudiennes revisitées par la neuro-imagerie
Authors: Berney Alexandre , Aybek Selma 
Published: April 2015

Les troubles dissociatifs au sens de la classification internationale des maladies de l’OMS (CIM-10) appartiennent aux troubles fonctionnels, qui constituent encore aujourd’hui une grande énigme pour la médecine. Dans cet article, nous nous centrons sur les corrélats neurobiologiques des troubles disso-ciatifs moteurs tels qu’ils peuvent être investigués au travers des nouvelles techniques en neuro-imagerie fonctionnelle. Il faut souligner qu’il y a eu étonnamment peu d’études conduites à ce jour, en comparaison avec celles menées pour des troubles psychiatriques tels que la dépression ou la schizophrénie, probablement en lien à une clinique plus difficile à cerner, hétérogène, et frontière entre psychiatrie et neurologie. La recherche actuelle semble démontrer, un siècle après Charcot et Freud, que les troubles moteurs dissociatifs (de conversion) sont en effet associés à une « lésion fonctionnelle dynamique » du système nerveux central. Ces phénomènes impliquent des régions liées aux symptômes eux-mêmes (par exemple moteurs), ainsi que plusieurs régions préfrontales, limbiques et de la ligne ventro-médiane. Le cortex préfrontal ventro-médian impliqué dans les représentations de soi, de concert avec le recrutement de régions limbiques comme l’amygdale, viendraient moduler le système moteur. Un tel modèle est compatible avec la notion freudienne de conversion.
Prevalence of Outer Retinal Tubulation After Anti-VEGF Therapy for Age-Related Macular Degeneration
Authors: Gildener-Leapman Juliana R. , Srivistava Sunil , Ehlers Justis P. , Kaiser Peter K. 
Published: April 2015

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE:
To assess whether there is a correlation between anti–vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) therapy and the incidence of outer retinal tubulation (ORT) in patients with exudative age-related macular degeneration (AMD).

PATIENTS AND METHODS:
A retrospective review of all patients at the Cole Eye Institute who received anti-VEGF injections for exudative AMD and underwent optical coherence tomography (OCT) evaluation was performed. A total of 543 patients were identified and included in the study. The number of treatments and the change in Snellen visual acuity from the time of diagnosis until the development of ORT were tabulated.

RESULTS:
Seventy individuals with ORT were identified. The data analyzed showed a wide variation in the number of treatments until the development of ORT and did not show a significant correlation between ORT incidence and decreased visual acuity.

CONCLUSION:
Although a correlation was found between the increased incidence of ORT and length of anti-VEGF treatment, there was no evidence of decreased visual acuity, which suggests that the ORT might be benign.

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Serum Inflammatory Markers After Rupture Retinal Laser Injury in Mice
Authors: Paulus Yannis M. , Kuo Chuan-Hui , Morohoshi Kei , Nugent Alex , Zheng Luo Luo , Nomoto Hiroyuki , Blumenkranz Mark S. , Palanker Daniel , Ono Santa J. 
Published: April 2015

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE:
To characterize the cellular, immunological, and inflammatory response to retinal photocoagulation of intense rupture laser lesions as a model of retinal degenerative diseases.

MATERIALS AND METHODS:
Seven C57BL/6 mice were irradiated using a 532-nm laser to induce 10 retinal burns per eye that ruptured Bruch’s membrane. Blood was drawn from the saphenous vein before and 2 months after laser treatment. The serum was run on antigen microarrays with 85 molecular markers associated with retinal degenerative diseases.

RESULTS:
Rupture laser resulted in dramatic changes in the immunoglobulin reactivity of most inflammatory markers 2 months after laser injury. Approximately two-thirds increased expression and one-third decreased expression. Notable markers that were increased included complement C3, CRP, PKM2, and aldolase.

CONCLUSION:
Rupture laser injury causes a change in the serum inflammatory markers after 2 months similar to macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and cancer-associated retinopathy. This animal model could be used as a biomarker for disease stage and activity in retinal degenerations.

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Cepstral Characteristics of Voice before, during and after Menopause: A Cross-sectional Study
Authors: Balasubramanium Radish Kumar , Bhat Jayashree S 
Published: April 2015

ABSTRACTBackgroundPrevious studies on effects of menopause on voice characteristics have not compared the voice characteristics before, during and after menopause. It is also possible that these voice changes cannot be captured by traditional acoustic measures such as frequency and amplitude perturbation measures. Hence a robust acoustic tool such as cepstrum was chosen to capture these vocal changes before, during and after menopause and hence the present study was attempted.MethodThe present study followed a cross-sectional study design. The participants consisted of 25 premenopausal women, 25 perimenopausal women and 25 postmenopausal women. Sustained production of/a/ and narration was recorded using Z tool and cepstral peak prominence (CPP) and smoothened cepstral peak prominence (CPPS) was analyzed.ResultsThe results of one-way ANOVA revealed that there was a significant main effect of the group at p < 0.05 for all the cepstral measures targeted in the study. Post hoc analysis indicated that there was no significant difference between pre and perimenopausal women for all the cepstral measures at p < 0.05. However, there was a significant difference between pre and postmenopausal women and peri and postmenopausal women at p < 0.05. These results suggests that postmenopausal women had overall good voice quality than pre and perimenopausal women.ConclusionResults indicated that post menopausal women had increased cepstral measures when compared to pre and perimenopausal women. Further, studies are required to correlate laryngeal examination and hormonal levels with that of the voice changes before, during and after menopausal women.How to cite this articleBalasubramanium RK, Bhat JS. Cepstral Characteristics of Voice before, during and after Menopause: A Cross-sectional Study. Int J Phonosurg Laryngol 2014;4(2):50-54.
Does Voice Therapy Cure All Vocal Fold Nodules?
Authors: Bakat Baisakhi , Roy Arunima , Roychoudhury Amitabha , Raychaudhuri Barin Kumar 
Published: April 2015

ABSTRACT

Introduction
Vocal nodules are known to be one of the most common benign lesions, commonly situated at the junction of anterior one third and posterior two third of vocal folds. Voice therapy is considered to be the gold standard of treatment of vocal fold nodule.

Objectives
To determine the efficacy of voice therapy in the treatment of vocal fold nodules and to identify any possible reason for failure to voice therapy in managing vocal fold nodules.

Materials and methods
A prospective study, conducted over a period of 6 months. Eighteen adult patients diagnosed with vocal fold nodules at a tertiary care hospital were subjected to 6 weeks of voice therapy. Pre and post therapy subjective (Voice Handicap Index-10) and objective (Rigid fiber optic laryngoscopy) evaluation was done. Patients with no improvement after 6 weeks of voice therapy underwent micro laryngeal surgery. All patients were followed up at 3 months and 6 months.

Results
In majority of patients, objective and subjective voice outcome parameters were significantly improved after voice therapy. Although a few cases showed no significant improvement after therapy, they recovered completely after microlaryngoscopic surgery. It was found that patients who required surgery even after voice therapy had hard nodules.

How to cite this article
Bakat B, Gupta A, Roy A, Roychoudhury A, Raychaudhuri BK. Does Voice Therapy Cure All Vocal Fold Nodules? Int J Phonosurg Laryngol 2014;4(2):55-59.
Giant Thoracocervical Lymphangioma with Multivisceral Involvement: A Different Concept
Authors: Prasad G Raghavendra , Nori Madhavi , Naseeruddin MD , Rao JV Subba , Quadri SS 
Published: April 2015

ABSTRACT

Background
Lymphangiomas are benign lymphatic malformations frequently seen in head and neck region. Most reported cases are cervical lesions with mediastinal extension.1,2
Most are conceived as due to failure of fetal lymph sacs. Synchronous or metachronus lymphangiomatosis with cystic hygroma of the neck is also reported.3

Case details
Massive multicompartmental mediastinal lymphangioma with cervical extension and concomitant visceral involvement is presented. It is proposed as a hamartomatous tumor rather than malunion of fetal jugular lymphatic sacs.2 Solid intrathoracic component with cystic neck extension supports mediastinal origin. Cell culture lines at 4 months were positive for endothelial cell lines positive for factor VIII antigen.

Conclusion
Giant thoracocervical lymphangioma is more likely to be a tumor rather than simple fetal failure of lymphatic sac fusion. Surgical excision is curative.

How to cite this article
Prasad GR, Nori M, Naseeruddin MD Rao JVS, Quadri SS. Giant Thoracocervical Lymphangioma with Multivisceral Involvement: A Different Concept. Int J Phonosurg Laryngol 2014;4(2):63-66.
Papillary Carcinoma in Thyroglossal Cyst
Authors: Khaund Gautam , Agarwal Vivek , Barman Surajit , Baruah Debika 
Published: April 2015

ABSTRACTThyroglossal duct cysts are not uncommon but malignancy in such a cyst is infrequent. Two patients of thyroglossal duct cyst papillary carcinoma are presented here. Both of these patients had different risk profiles and were managed differently. Both the patients have been followed up for 5 years and have shown no recurrences.How to cite this articleKhaund G, Agarwal V, Barman S, Baruah D, Gogoi B. Papillary Carcinoma in Thyroglossal Cyst. Int J Phonosurg Laryngol 2014;4(2):69-70.
Nishitani's Nietzsche: Will to Power and the Moment
Authors: Flavel Sarah 
Published: April 2015

ABSTRACT
This article reviews the current literature on the relationship of the Kyoto School philosopher Keiji Nishitani to Nietzsche's writings. In particular, I respond to Bret Davis's treatment of the relationship between the two thinkers in his 2011 article: “Nishitani after Nietzsche: From the Death of God to the Great Death of the Will.” Through recourse to Nishitani's treatment of Nietzsche in The Self-Overcoming of Nihilism as well as his later work Religion and Nothingness, I dispute the claim that Nishitani's eventual dissatisfaction with Nietzsche's philosophy is based on a negative assessment of will to power. I then show that it is primarily on the issue of time rather than that of will that Nishitani ultimately takes issue with Nietzsche's mature philosophical standpoint. Finally, I outline a possible response to Nishitani's criticisms from the perspective of Nietzsche's thought.
Water‐quality trading: Can we get the prices of pollution right?
Authors: Konishi Yoshifumi , Coggins Jay S. , Wang Bin 
Published: April 2015

AbstractWater‐quality trading requires inducing permit prices that account properly for spatially explicit damage relationships. We compare recent work by Hung and Shaw (2005) and Farrow et al. (2005) for river systems exhibiting branching and nonlinear damages. The Hung‐Shaw scheme is robust to nonlinear damages, but not to hot spots occurring at the confluence of two branches. The Farrow et al. (2005) scheme is robust to branching, but not to nonlinear damages. We also compare the two schemes to each other. Neither dominates from a welfare perspective, but the comparison appears to tilt in favor of the Farrow et al. scheme.
Two‐phase flow properties of a sandstone rock for the CO2/water system: Core‐flooding experiments, and focus on impacts of mineralogical changes
Authors: Manceau J. C. , Ma J. , Li R. , Audigane P. , Jiang P. X. , Xu R. N. , Tremosa J. , Lerouge C. 
Published: April 2015

AbstractThe two‐phase flow characterization (CO2/water) of a Triassic sandstone core from the Paris Basin, France, is reported in this paper. Absolute properties (porosity and water permeability), capillary pressure, relative permeability with hysteresis between drainage and imbibition, and residual trapping capacities have been assessed at 9 MPa pore pressure and 28°C (CO2 in liquid state) using a single core‐flooding apparatus associated with magnetic resonance imaging. Different methodologies have been followed to obtain a data set of flow properties to be upscaled and used in large‐scale CO2 geological storage evolution modeling tools. The measurements are consistent with the properties of well‐sorted water‐wet porous systems. As the mineralogical investigations showed a nonnegligible proportion of carbonates in the core, the experimental protocol was designed to observe potential impacts on flow properties of mineralogical changes. The magnetic resonance scanning and mineralogical observations indicate mineral dissolution during the experimental campaign, and the core‐flooding results show an increase in porosity and water absolute permeability. The changes in two‐phase flow properties appear coherent with the pore structure modifications induced by the carbonates dissolution but the changes in relative permeability could also be explained by a potential increase of the water‐wet character of the core. Further investigations on the impacts of mineral changes are required with other reactive formation rocks, especially carbonate‐rich ones, because the implications can be significant both for the validity of laboratory measurements and for the outcomes of in situ operations modeling.
Heat wave flash droughts in decline
Authors: Mo Kingtse C. , Lettenmaier Dennis P. 
Published: April 2015

AbstractFlash drought is a term that was popularized during rapidly evolving droughts in the Central U.S. in 2012 that were associated with heat waves. We posit that there are two kinds of flash droughts, and we will focus on heat wave flash droughts, of which the 2012 events were typical. We find, based on an analysis of temperature observations and model‐reconstructed soil moisture (SM) and evapotranspiration from 1916 to 2013, that heat wave flash droughts in the conterminous U.S. (CONUS) are most likely to occur over the Midwest and the Pacific Northwest during the growing season. We also find that the number of such events across the CONUS has been decreasing over the last century but rebounded after 2011. The long‐term downward trends appear to be associated with generally increasing trends in SM resulting from increasing trends in precipitation over the areas where heat wave flash droughts are most likely to occur.
Evaluation der Bauteiltemperierung für den Herzogskasten Abensberg
Authors: Reuther Maike , Steffens Oliver 
Published: April 2015

AbstractDie These, dass die Methode der direkten Temperierung von erdberührten oder anderweitig feuchtebelasteten Bauteilen zur Beseitigung von Feuchteschäden in Bestandsgebäuden auch die Energieeffizienz des Gebäudes erhöhen und sogar ohne weitere energetische Sanierungsmaßnahmen die Anforderungen der Energieeinsparverordnung (EnEV) erfüllen kann, wird anhand des als Museum genutzten Herzogskastens in Abensberg überprüft. In Verbindung mit einer Evaluation der Trocknungswirkung wird die Gebäude‐Energieeffizienz durch Vergleich von Bedarfsberechnungen auf Basis der DIN V 18599 mit realen Verbrauchszahlen überprüft und diskutiert.Evaluation of component heating for the Herzogskasten monument at Abensberg. Component tempering as a means to mitigate moisture‐driven damage, i.e. direct heating of structural elements in contact with the soil or otherwise moisture‐loaded building components, could also improve the building energy efficiency and even comply with the German Energy Saving Ordinance (EnEV), without any further insulation measures. This hypothesis, in addition to an evaluation of the drying‐off effect, is taken under closer inspection using the Herzogskasten monument at Abensberg by comparing calculated energy demands, based on DIN V 18599 calculations, with real energy consumption data.
Schwimmende Siedlungsstrukturen − Anpassungsstrategie an den Klimawandel
Authors: Strangfeld Peter , Stopp Horst 
Published: April 2015

AbstractSchwimmende Bauten sind “in“. Sie dienen nicht nur zunehmend der architektonischen Aufwertung von stillgelegten Stadt‐ und Industriehäfen sowie Tagebaufolgelandschaften, sondern bilden eine Alternative zum klassischen Bauen auf festem Grund. Historisch betrachtet sind schwimmende Häuser nichts Neues. Sie gewinnen aber infolge klimabedingt ansteigender Meeresspiegel existenzielle Bedeutung und erschließen der Bauphysik neue Aufgabengebiete.Floating settlement structures – Strategy for adaptation to climate change. Floating buildings are a topical affair. Besides an architectural gain in context with old city‐ and industrial harbors such as post mining landcapes, they are an alternative for the traditional construction on fixed ground. In a historical consideration floating homes are no new appearance. But owing to the rise of sea‐level by the climate change it is becoming momentous and it is a new topic for the building physics
Simulation of the Natural Distribution of Carbon and Nutrients in the Ocean Based on the Global Ocean Carbon Cycle Model MOM4_L40
Authors: Qing‐Quan LI , Juan TAN , Lan‐Ning WANG , Min WEI , Qi‐Geng ZHAO 
Published: April 2015

AbstractA global ocean carbon cycle circulation model which was developed by the National Climate Center, China Meteorological Administration is presented and the basic performance of this model is analyzed and evaluated in this paper. This model is a global three‐dimensional (3D) ocean carbon cycle circulation model, with 40 layers in vertical direction, and biogeochemical processes developed on the basis of the global ocean circulation model MOM4 (Modular Ocean Model version 4) of the US Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory (GFDL), which is abbreviated as MOM4_L40 (Modular Ocean Model Version 4 with 40 Levels). This model has been integrated for over 1000 years under climate field forcing. The results indicate that, when compared with the observations, this model can more effectively simulate the surface and vertical distribution characteristics of the ocean temperature, salinity, total carbon dioxide, total alkalinity, and total phosphate levels. The simulated distribution of the total CO2 in the ocean is basically consistent with observations, of which a low‐value zone exists on the surface, beneath which is a high‐value zone from 10°S to 60°N. However, the simulations above 2000 m are smaller than observations while simulations below 2000 m are larger than observations. In general, the MOM4_L40 model is found to be a reliable tool for the simulation and research of oceanic carbon cycle processes.