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Alice De Georges (dir.) Actualités huysmansiennes. Mélanges en hommage à Jean-Marie Seillan
Authors: Gannier Odile 
Published: April 2024

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Classiques Garnier, Collection « Rencontres », n° 588, série « Études dix-neuviémistes », n° 62, 20/09/2023, 455 p.ISBN : 978-2-406-14973-6Ces mélanges en l’honneur de Jean-Marie Seillan établissent un premier bilan des pistes que son œuvre critique a élaborées. À sa suite, les contributeurs réinterrogent le rapport complexe de Huysmans à son époque et à l’écriture.Les membres du CTELA sont particulièrement heureux de cette occasion de rendre hommage à Jean-Marie Seillan, enseignant, chercheur, ancien directeur du laboratoire de 2001 à 2007 ; et éditeur des œuvres complètes de Huysmans aux Classiques Garnier.Table des matièresIntroductionPREMIÈRE PARTIE : INTERROGER LE MONDE CONTEMPORAINMimesis de la vie ordinaireDaniel Grojnowski, « Huysmans, Baudelaire, la “modernité” et le “moderne“ »Odile Gannier, « Huysmans et le voyage à rebours »Marc Smeets, « Une flânerie instructive dans un quartier authentique. J.-K. Huysmans et le Saint-Séverin »Politique et religionPierre Glaudes, « Le “chant du nihilisme” dans En ménage »Samuel Lair, « Huysmans, de la rive droite »Jérôme Solal, « Politique et religion. Huysmans et la substitution mystique »Élise Sorel, « Le patriotisme en art selon Huysmans et Bloy. L’exemple de Jeanne d’Arc »Gaël Prigent, « Huysmans et l’abbé Auber »Posture oppositionnelleSylvie Duran, « À reculons »Émilie Sermadiras, « “Que c’est embêtant d’être toujours malade !” Les paradoxes du dolorisme huysmansien »René-Pierre Colin, « Charles Buet, Chantelouve et l’autre front naturaliste »Alexandra Delattre, « « Huysmans et la subversion. L’irrévérence comme style ? »DEUXIÈME PARTIE : QUÊTES ESTHÉTIQUESTranspositions d’artStéphanie Le Briz-Orgeur, « Retour sur les ekphraseis de Là-bas. L’écriture médiévalisante de Joris-Karl Huysmans en question »Aude Jeannerod, « Huysmans et le japonisme »Alice De Georges, « La poétique du naturalisme spiritualiste à l’épreuve de la critique d’art chez Joris-Karl Huysmans »ÉruditionJoël Thomas, « Huysmans et le latin. Une fascination pour la distance »Sylvie Ballestra-Puech, « “Cette tristesse qui succède aux transports éteints”. Bibliophilie et mélancolie chez Huysmans »Espaces médiatiques, vers la naissance d’un monde moderneSylvie Thorel, « La nouvelle et la loi »Bertrand Bourgeois, « Jouer avec le code civil, de la contrainte juridique comme moteur d’écriture huysmansien. À vau-l’eau, Un dilemme et Bougran »Marie-Françoise Melmoux-Montaubin, « Les interviews de Huysmans éditées par Jean-Marie Seillan, questions théoriques et méthodologiques »Gilles Bonnet, « En ligne, un roman inédit de J.-K. Huysmans sur Facebook »Bibliographie, Index des noms, Résumés
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Hélène Baby (dir.), Céline Fournial (éd.), Sylvain Garnier (éd.), Caroline Labrune (éd.) et Frédéric Sprogis (éd.) Du Ryer, Théâtre complet, tome IV
Authors: Gannier Odile 
Published: April 2024

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Classiques Garnier, collection « Bibliothèque du théâtre français », n° 100, sorti le 13/09/2023, 497 pages,ISBN : 978-2-406-14992-7, DOI : 10.48611/isbn.978-2-406-14994-1Le quatrième volume du Théâtre complet de Pierre Du Ryer, dramaturge contemporain de Pierre Corneille, rassemble ses quatre dernières pièces, des tragi-comédies fort divertissantes. Cette édition permet au lecteur de découvrir et de goûter un des auteurs majeurs de la modernité classique.Contient Bérénice, Nitocris reine de Babylone, Dynamis reine de Carie, Anaxandrehttps://classiques-garnier.com/du-ryer-pierre-theatre-complet-tome-iv.html
Les représentations politiques méditerranéennes selon Margaret Mazzantini, Francesca Melandri et Louis-Philippe Dalembert
Authors: Maalaoui Yassine 
Published: April 2024

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Sometimes drawn implicitly, sometimes underlined, the characters of politicians are omnipresent in the scriptural project of migrant literature. In literature related to the Mediterranean at the beginning of the 21st century, writers often take a critical stance concerning the political figures. In French the Haitian Louis-Philippe Dalembert in “Mur Méditerranée” (2019) and in Italian Margaret Mazzantini in “Mare al mattino” (2011) and Francesca Melandri in “Sangue giusto” (2017) denounce this deadly diplomacy in which migrants become a weapon of negotiation. Muammar Gaddafi, a sulphurous politician, is portrayed in a negative way, sometimes as the supreme leader of the smugglers between Libya and Italy. Western statesmen also do not get preferential treatment about their involvement in the negotiations between the European Union and Gaddafi in what is commonly presented as a “migration crisis”. What are the issues of such a negative representation of politicians in our corpus? Are we dealing with “Romans à these”? And how does the writer seize politics in exilic literature to intervene in a burning societal debate?
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Tantôt dessinés en filigrane, tantôt soulignés, les personnages d’hommes politiques sont omniprésents dans le projet scriptural de la littérature qui traite des migrations contemporaines. Dans la littérature liée à la Méditerranée du début du XXIe siècle, les écrivains prennent souvent une posture critique vis-à-vis des personnages politiques. En français le Haïtien Louis-Philippe Dalembert dans Mur Méditerranée (2019) et en italien Margaret Mazzantini dans La Mer, le matin (2011) et Francesca Melandri dans Tous, sauf moi (2017) dénoncent en particulier une diplomatie mortifère dans laquelle les migrants deviennent une arme de négociation. Dans ce corpus, Mouammar Kadhafi, homme politique sulfureux, est peint de manière négative, parfois en tant que chef suprême des passeurs entre la Libye et l’Italie. Des hommes d’État occidentaux n’ont pas non plus un traitement de faveur au regard de leur implication dans les négociations entre l’Union européenne et Kadhafi dans ce qui est communément présenté comme une « crise migratoire ». Quels sont les enjeux d’une telle représentation négative des hommes politiques dans notre corpus ? A-t-on affaire à des romans à thèse ? Et comment l’écrivain s’empare-t-il du politique dans la littérature exilique pour intervenir dans un débat sociétal brûlant ?
Le corps malade comme métaphore de la solitude dans l’œuvre de Marguerite Yourcenar
Authors: Rifki Safaa 
Published: April 2024

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Solitude is a dominant theme in Yourcenar’s literary production. It’s an inherent characteristic of life itself and is established as an essential condition of humanity. In Yourcenar’s works, solitude takes on various forms, among which illness is an integral part. The motif of the sick body is at the core of Yourcenar’s writing and thus plays a major narrative role. This is often marked by the emergence of protagonists who seek refuge in solitude. This negative rupture is evident through the significant presence of numerous characters afflicted with bodily illnesses. In this article, we will explore this more symbolic type of solitude that seems to haunt the writer, focusing on the symbolic meanings of obsessive aggressor elements that can provide insights into Yourcenar’s imagination due to their repetitive nature. We will address the theme through obsessive metaphors, namely metaphors of mood, metaphors of inaction, metaphors of torment, personification of the human body, and the objectification of the human body.
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La solitude est un thème hégémonique dans la production littéraire de Yourcenar. C’est une caractéristique inhérente à la vie elle-même, et est établie comme une condition essentielle de l’homme. Dans l’œuvre yourcenarienne, la solitude est polymorphe, elle revêt plusieurs formes dont la maladie fait partie intégrante. Le motif du corps malade est au centre de l’écriture yourcenarienne et joue de ce fait un rôle narratif majeur. Celle-ci est souvent marquée par l’apparition des protagonistes qui se réfugient dans la solitude. Cette rupture négative se constate par la présence significative de nombreux personnages porteurs de maladies corporelles. Dans cet article, nous allons décliner ce type de solitude, plus symbolique, qui semble hanter l’écrivaine, en privilégiant les significations symboliques des éléments agresseurs obsessionnels qui sont à même d’informer sur l’imaginaire de Yourcenar de par leur caractère itératif. Nous allons traiter du thème par le biais des métaphores obsessionnelles à savoir les métaphores de l’humeur, les métaphores du non-agir, les métaphores du tourment, la personnification du corps humain et la réification du corps humain.
Questioning the Criminal Threat Formulation Policy on Electoral Crime
Authors: Waluyadi Waluyadi 
Published: April 2024

Law Number 10 of 2016 should be formulated differently from other laws, as it pertains to the second amendment to Undan-Law Number 1 of 2015, which stipulates government regulations instead of Law Number 1 of 2014, which deals with the election of governors, regents, and mayors into Law. The enactment of the Law coincides with the conduct of elections, which is not less significant, and the Law's unique nature makes it so that regional head election activities are essentially administrative. The Law is enacted every five (five) years. It is essential to take these specifics into account when forming. Both at the time of application and execution, poorly formulated policies will have consequences. Furthermore, the issue that this tulip will highlight is how the Law's policy was formulated, particularly regarding the inclusion of criminal threats for those who commit electoral offenses. This study uses a normative methodology. It is a qualitative kind of study. Secondary data is what is utilized. Researching the literature is how data is gathered. Presenting the facts in a descriptive format, the analysis is prescriptive. As per the study's findings, electoral crimes are defined as administrative infractions or crimes against election provisions. The legal penalties for electoral crimes consist of imprisonment and fines, with no enforcement measures. Election crime resolution is comparatively quick and applies across Indonesia without considering the specific circumstances in each area.
Association of rotating night shift work with tooth loss and severe periodontitis among permanent employees in Japan: a cross-sectional study
Authors: Sato Yukihiro , Yoshioka Eiji , Saijo Yasuaki 
Published: April 2024

Background
The modern 24/7 society demands night shift work, which is a possible risk factor for chronic diseases. This study aimed to examine the associations of rotating night shift work duration with tooth loss and severe periodontitis.

Methods
This cross-sectional study used data from a self-administered questionnaire survey conducted among 3,044 permanent employees aged 20–64 years through a Japanese web research company in 2023. The duration of rotating night shift work was assessed using a question from the Nurses’ Health Study. Tooth loss was assessed based on self-reported remaining natural teeth count. Severe periodontitis was assessed using a validated screening questionnaire comprising four questions related to gum disease, loose tooth, bone loss, and bleeding gums. We employed linear regression models for tooth loss and Poisson regression models for severe periodontitis, adjusting for demographic, health and work-related variables and socioeconomic status.

Results
Among participants included, 10.9% worked in rotating night shifts for 1–5 years, while 11.0% worked in such shifts for ≥6 years. In fully adjusted models, rotating night shift work duration of 1–5 years was associated with tooth loss (beta −0.74, 95% confidence interval (CI) [−1.55 to 0.08]) and severe periodontitis (prevalence ratio 1.80, 95% CI [1.33–2.43]); however, the association with tooth loss was not statistically significant.

Conclusions
This study supports that employees who work short-term rotating night shifts may experience poor oral conditions. Further research is needed to determine whether long-term rotating night shift work is associated with deteriorated oral health.
Physiological Processes Affecting Postharvest Quality of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Authors: Umeohia Uchenna Emmanuel , Olapade Abiodun Adekunle 
Published: April 2024

Fresh fruits and vegetables are integral components of a balanced diet, providing essential nutrients and contributing to human health. However, the postharvest quality of these perishable commodities is greatly influenced by various physiological processes that occur after harvest. This article reviews the key physiological processes affecting postharvest quality, including respiration, transpiration, ripening, senescence, and enzymatic activity. Understanding these processes is crucial for optimizing postharvest handling practices to extend shelf life, maintain quality attributes such as texture, flavor, color, and nutritional content, and minimize losses. Strategies to manage these physiological processes, including temperature and humidity control, modified atmosphere packaging, and the use of postharvest treatments, are discussed. Additionally, emerging technologies and innovative approaches for enhancing postharvest quality and extending the storage life of fresh fruits and vegetables are highlighted. By elucidating the complex interplay of physiological factors influencing postharvest quality, this review aims to provide valuable insights for researchers, practitioners, and stakeholders involved in the fresh produce supply chain, ultimately contributing to the promotion of food security and sustainability.
The Influence of Information Communication Technology on Financial Management
Authors: Michael N Emedo 
Published: April 2024

Problem Statement: The major drawbacks attached to using olden methods of operation for financial management have been a major catalyst to the adoption of the fast growing Information Communication Technology in Financial Management. The major benefits and advantages of using this method are inestimable. Thus, there is need for presenting up-to-date information in this domain.
Aim: This paper presents up-to-date reference about Information Communication Technology influence on financial management.
Scope of Study: Basic fundamental information is also presented. The concepts of Information Communication Technology and Financial Management were explained. The components, elements and categories of Information Communication Technology in Financial Management were explained. Stock markets and banking sector were referenced as typical financial institutions using Information Communication Technology.
Conclusion: However, some drawbacks of utilizing Information Communication Technology in Financial Management were noticed in the course of investigation and were presented in the paper.
Limitations: Future studies should look into the application of machine learning (such as artificial intelligence, robotics, automation and so on) to improve the influence of information communication technology on financial management. Further studies should be conducted on the applications of information communication technology in different financial management organizations to observe the variations in the ICT influence.
SISTEM KONTROL KESEIMBANGAN ROBOT BERODA SATU
Authors: Junian Hans , Thiang Thiang 
Published: April 2024

Makalah ini menjelaskan tentang self balancing robot dimana robot tersebut hanya mempunyai satu roda. Robot beroda satu ini dapat menyeimbangkan dirinya sendiri. Dalam prototipe ini, robot yang dibuat dalam bentuk miniatur. Hardware robot ini terdiri atas baterai Lipo 3S 1500Mah, regulator lm 2596, sensor IMU MPU 6050, kontroler Arduino Uno, driver L298N untuk menggerakkan motor DC. Metode kontrol yang digunakan untuk menyeimbangkan robot adalah kontroler PID. Sensor accelerometer dan gyroscope yang terdapat dalam IMU digunakan untuk membaca posisi dan kemiringan robot yang kemudian dikirimkan ke kontroler arduino melalui komunikasi serial I2C. Pengujian sistem telah dilakukan dengan mencari nilai kombinasi PID yang terbaik, initial position maksimal yang dapat ditempuh oleh robot, serta sudut kemiringan maksimal yang dapat ditempuh oleh robot. Nilai kombinasi PID yang baik adalah Kp sebesar 30, Ki sebesar 200 dan Kd sebesar 1. Sedangkan untuk initial position maksimal yang dapat ditempuh oleh robot berada di range 175° hingga 185°. Dan untuk sudut kemiringan maksimal yang dapat ditempuh robot adalah sebesar 5°. Secara umum, sistem yang telah dibuat berhasil untuk menyeimbangkan robot berroda satu.
Persistent arthritis in Borrelia burgdorferi–infected HLA–DR4–positive CD28‐negative mice post–antibiotic treatment
Authors: Iliopoulou Bettina Panagiota , Alroy Joseph , Huber Brigitte T. 
Published: November 2008

AbstractObjectiveThe immunologic events that lead to persistent joint inflammation in certain patients with Lyme arthritis post–antibiotic treatment have been elusive so far. The prevalence of this condition is highest in individuals with rheumatoid arthritis–associated HLA–DR alleles. This study was undertaken to generate a murine model with persistent arthritis post–antibiotic treatment.MethodsWe have previously shown that CD28−/− mice develop intermittent monarticular Lyme arthritis that is responsive to antibiotics. Since there seems to be a link in humans between persistent arthritic manifestations post–antibiotic treatment and the HLA–DR4 allele, we generated DR4+/+CD28−/−MHCII−/− mice, infected them with Borrelia burgdorferi, and subsequently treated them with antibiotics.ResultsThirty‐eight percent of the B burgdorferi–infected DR4+/+CD28−/−MHCII−/− mice, but none of the B burgdorferi–infected CD28−/−MHCII−/− mice, remained arthritic post–antibiotic treatment. A significant fraction (36%) of these mice, but none of the mice in which arthritis resolved, had serum antibodies to outer surface protein A of B burgdorferi. After abrogation of active B burgdorferi infection, the inflammatory reaction in mice with persistent joint inflammation was restricted to the joints, since their draining lymph nodes were no longer enlarged. Increased CD20 and interferon‐γ messenger RNA expression in the inflamed joints of these mice suggested a possible role of B cells and inflammatory cytokines in the pathogenesis of persistent arthritis post–antibiotic treatment.ConclusionThe establishment of this murine model allows, for the first time, the elucidation of the immunologic events that lead to persistent Lyme arthritis post–antibiotic therapy in genetically susceptible individuals.
Autoantibodies and microvascular damage are independent predictive factors for the progression of Raynaud's phenomenon to systemic sclerosis: A twenty‐year prospective study of 586 patients, with validation of proposed criteria for early systemic sclerosis
Authors: Koenig Martial , Joyal France , Fritzler Marvin J. , Roussin André , Abrahamowicz Michal , Boire Gilles , Goulet Jean‐Richard , Rich Éric , Grodzicky Tamara , Raymond Yves , Senécal Jean‐Luc 
Published: November 2008

AbstractObjectiveTo identify in patients with Raynaud's phenomenon (RP) independent markers that predict progression to definite systemic sclerosis (SSc) and to determine in patients with progression to SSc the type and sequence of microvascular damage and its relationship to SSc‐specific autoantibodies.MethodsConsecutive patients referred for evaluation of RP who had no definite connective tissue disease were evaluated for microvascular damage by nailfold capillary microscopy (NCM) and for anticentromere (anti–CENP‐B), anti‐Th/To, anti–topoisomerase I, and anti–RNA polymerase III (anti–RNAP III) autoantibodies by specific assays. Patients were studied prospectively.ResultsOf the 586 patients who were followed up for 3,197 person‐years, 74 (12.6%) developed definite SSc. A characteristic sequence of microvascular damage was identified, starting with enlarged capillaries, followed by capillary loss, and then by capillary telangiectases. Definite SSc was diagnosed in close temporal relationship to capillary loss. Enlarged capillaries, capillary loss, and SSc‐specific autoantibodies independently predicted definite SSc. Anti–CENP‐B and anti‐Th/To antibodies predicted enlarged capillaries; these autoantibodies and anti–RNAP III predicted capillary loss. Each autoantibody was associated with a distinct time course of microvascular damage. At followup, 79.5% of patients with 1 of these autoantibodies and abnormal findings on NCM at baseline had developed definite SSc. Patients with both baseline predictors were 60 times more likely to develop definite SSc. The data validated the proposed criteria for early SSc.ConclusionIn RP evolving to definite SSc, microvascular damage is dynamic and sequential, while SSc‐specific autoantibodies are associated with the course and type of capillary abnormalities. Abnormal findings on NCM at baseline together with an SSc‐specific autoantibody indicate a very high probability of developing definite SSc, whereas their absence rules out this outcome.
Small molecule inhibitors of Hsp90 potently affect inflammatory disease pathways and exhibit activity in models of rheumatoid arthritis
Authors: Rice John W. , Veal James M. , Fadden R. Patrick , Barabasz Amy F. , Partridge Jeffrey M. , Barta Thomas E. , Dubois Laura G. , Huang Kenneth H. , Mabbett Sarah R. , Silinski Melanie A. , Steed Paul M. , Hall Steven E. 
Published: November 2008

AbstractObjectiveTo evaluate the ability of SNX‐7081, a novel small molecule inhibitor of Hsp90, to block components of inflammation, including cytokine production, protein kinase activity, and angiogenic signaling. A close analog was evaluated in preclinical in vivo models of rheumatoid arthritis (RA).MethodsSNX‐7081 binding to Hsp90 was characterized in Jurkat cells and RA synovial fibroblasts (RASFs). Inhibition of NF‐κB nuclear translocation was evaluated in cellular systems, using lipopolysaccharide (LPS), tumor necrosis factor α, or interleukin‐1β stimulation. Suppression of cytokine production in THP‐1 cells, human umbilical vein endothelial cells, and RASFs was studied. Disruption of MAPK signaling cascades by SNX‐7081 following growth factor stimulation was assessed. SNX‐7081 was tested in 2 relevant angiogenesis assays: platelet‐derived growth factor activation of fibroblasts and LPS‐induced nitric oxide (NO) release in J774 macrophages. A close analog, SNX‐4414, was evaluated in rat collagen‐induced arthritis and adjuvant‐induced arthritis, following oral treatment.ResultsSNX‐7081 showed strong binding affinity to Hsp90 and expected induction of Hsp70. NF‐κB nuclear translocation was blocked by SNX‐7081 at nanomolar concentrations, and cytokine production was potently inhibited. Growth factor activation of ERK and JNK signaling was significantly reduced by SNX‐7081. NO production was also sharply inhibited. In animal models, SNX‐4414 fully inhibited paw swelling and improved body weight. Scores for inflammation, pannus formation, cartilage damage, and bone resorption returned to normal.ConclusionThe present results demonstrate that a small molecule Hsp90 inhibitor can impact inflammatory disease processes. The strong in vivo efficacy observed with SNX‐4414 provides preclinical validation for consideration of Hsp90 inhibitors in the treatment of RA.