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Journal articles on the topic "Études critiques sur le handicap"
Masson, Dominique. "Femmes et handicap." Articles hors thème 26, no. 1 (July 9, 2013): 111–29. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1016899ar.
Full textDamamme, Aurélie. "Quelle(s) perspective(s) du _care_ pour quel(s) accompagnement(s) ?" Revue Education, Santé, Sociétés, Vol. 7, No. 1, Volume 7, Numéro 1 (November 30, 2020): 9–24. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.3851.
Full textBaril, Alexandre, and Kathryn Trevenen. "Des transformations « extrêmes »." Articles 27, no. 1 (June 4, 2014): 49–67. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1025415ar.
Full textBaril12, Alexandre. "Les personnes suicidaires peuvent-elles parler ?" Criminologie 51, no. 2 (September 12, 2018): 189–212. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1054240ar.
Full textDoat, David. "Vers une ontologie humaine intégratrice du handicap et de la fragilité en contexte évolutionniste." Articles spéciaux 69, no. 3 (July 8, 2014): 549–83. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1025868ar.
Full textÇalkivik, Asli. "Des études critiques de sécurité au démantèlement de la sécurité." Études internationales 46, no. 2-3 (February 11, 2016): 253–71. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1035180ar.
Full textSimonneau, Damien. "Regard critique sur le label « études critiques de sécurité »." Études internationales 46, no. 2-3 (February 11, 2016): 147–66. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1035175ar.
Full textLasserre, Jean-Claude. "La voie maritime du Saint-Laurent : atout ou handicap pour le Québec?" Cahiers de géographie du Québec 24, no. 63 (April 12, 2005): 465–74. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/021490ar.
Full textArentsen, Maria Fernanda. "Lise Gaboury-Diallo et Monique Proulx : vers la troisième phase de l’histoire du handicap." Articles, essais 25, no. 1-2 (July 30, 2014): 23–41. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1026085ar.
Full textAikman, Lisa. "Dramaturging Encounter in Disability Documentary: Hybrid Dramaturgies in RARE and Wildfire." Theatre Research in Canada 42, no. 1 (May 2021): 45–60. http://dx.doi.org/10.3138/tric.42.1.a03.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Études critiques sur le handicap"
Dufour, Pierre. "L’homme en fauteuil : approche de genre : contribution à une sociologie critique du handicap." Thesis, Toulouse 2, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011TOU20030.
Full textThe idea of disability usually implies an unfortunate difference towards a desirable model. However, some sides of the culture stemming from disability studies and activists movements suggest that disabilities aren’t only inpairments. They generate norms too. This thesis proposes the surmise of disability as a creative matter. The survey focuses on men in wheelchairs but we also pay attention to some facets of french disability associations. Able-bodied schemas are pregnant in these both points. However, in the ordinary run of things, some disabled people create social norms which can be shared but they think these are illegitimate norms. The resources to understand the experience of disability regardless of the meanings derived from the standard body are found. But they aren’t visible much in France. Then french people can’t use them in order to build their gender lives and snatches of creation stay on the threshold of instituted meanings. The messages of french associations are dependant on dominant able-bodied language. Consequently, the theme of disability lose his own affirmative and conflicting dimensions
Baril, Alexandre. "La normativité corporelle sous le bistouri : (re)penser l’intersectionnalité et les solidarités entre les études féministes, trans et sur le handicap à travers la transsexualité et la transcapacité." Thèse, Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/30183.
Full textTavares, Pierre Franklin. "Hegel, critique de l'Afrique : introduction aux études critiques de Hegel sur l'Afrique." Paris 1, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA010555.
Full textDuring along time, hegelian's texts about Africa have been considered subordinate, indeed without importance. Yet, their thorough reading shows they were not. They strike by their surprising richness and their heterogeneous composition. Hegel, we observe it, isn't the author. They belonged to his disciples who, on the subject, were unreliables. Tissues of paradox, misinterpretations and contradictions, these texts do not show the tensions which occupied Hegel during his africanists researches, neither his hesitations (Egypt, Ethiopia) nor his denials (Saint-Domingue). Besides, we count within three conceptions of Africa never been in evidence. Therefore, we have tried to reconstitute, period after period, the hegel's African itinary which takes intimately part in his evolution, from Stuttgart to Berlin. Between 1822 and 1826, his critical studies induce him to restore africa in the history. In 1831, just before his death, hegel got ready to adapt his conception of Africa. His run of african spirit is worth beeing completely thought over and done again
Peretti, Isabelle de. "Histoire littéraire, nouvelles critiques et scolarisation de Racine au lycée : deux études sur une discipline en quête d'identité." Lyon 2, 2001. http://theses.univ-lyon2.fr/documents/lyon2/2001/deperetti_i.
Full textRannou, Pauline. "Sociolinguistique de la surdité, didactisation de la pluralité linguistique : parcours de parents entendants en France et regards croisés sur la scolarisation des élèves sourds : France - États-Unis." Thesis, Rennes 2, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018REN20045/document.
Full textNewborn screening of deafness, made systematic in maternity since 2014, came to modify considerably the diagnosis and then the announcement to the parents. This research aims to study the representations and the experience of hearing parents of deaf children, from the screening of deafness, to the diagnosis, the announcement, and the "choices" of communication and education. A second component develops the schooling programs in place for deaf children in France, and particularly the Pole for Education for Deaf Youth (PEJS), created in 2017. The PEJS responds to the principle of inclusion in an ordinary environment, by offering the possibility of schooling in accordance with the language choices of the family. Sixty-one interviews were conducted for this research. Half of them with families whose deaf children are between the ages of six and ten, and with deaf adults communicating in sign language and oral-voice. These different testimonies show different experiences and have led us to question the notions of disability, identity, language and culture. The other half concerns educational supervisors and school teachers who welcome deaf students in France and in several states of the United States, from east to west. These interviews and observations provided additional insights into didactic practices for deaf students and led us to suggest ways of adapting teaching methods, described as being poorly developed in France according to several teachers interviewed
Murano, Maria Cristina. "Critical Paediatric Bioethics and the Treatment of Short Stature : An Interdisciplinary Study." Thesis, Paris, EHESS, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019EHES0043.
Full textSeveral studies argue that there is a correlation between short stature and negative experiences, such as social discrimination, and economic disadvantage (especially for men). It is now possible to use recombinant human growth hormone (hGH) to treat children with idiopathic short stature (ISS), namely children who are shorter than average for unknown medical reasons. Critics argue that there is a lack of evidence of both psychological distress caused by short stature and the efficacy of the treatment in increasing children’s well-being. This controversy is reflected in international drug evaluations: while the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the US granted marketing authorisation for hGH for children with ISS in 2003, the European Medicines Agency (EMA) refused it in 2007. The research presented here had two aims: first, to identify and analyse the norms, values and assumptions about short stature and the use of hGH treatment for children with ISS, found within sociocultural, philosophical and regulatory discussions of these, and within narrated lived experiences of short stature. Second, to critically and reflectively discuss how these analyses contribute to bioethical debates on the use of hGH treatment for children with ISS. It employs what it calls a critical paediatric bioethics approach, which combines philosophical analyses with empirical methods. The first article proposes a critical understanding of medicalisation as both a concept and a phenomenon, and explores what insights such critical understanding brings to ethical discussions about hGH for children with ISS. The second article examines the arguments for and against granting marketing authorisation of hGH treatment for the indication of ISS presented in selected documents of the FDA and the EMA. The third article examines how and why attendance to lived experiences of height is needed in bioethical and biomedical discussions of hGH treatment for children with ISS. This research contributes to the ethical debate about using hGH for children with ISS, setting a critical gaze onto the social perception of short stature, highlighting some ethical challenges met by stakeholders involved at different levels, and providing new insights into how to address these ethical issues
Leduc, Véronique. "C’est tombé dans l’oreille d’une Sourde : la sourditude par la bande dessignée." Thèse, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/18443.
Full textC’est tombé dans l’oreille d’une Sourde. La sourditude par la bande dessignée est une recherche-création composée d’un essai doctoral et d’une bande dessignée - une bande dessinée bilingue en langue des signes québécoise (LSQ) et en français (BD*) - produite à partir d’extraits de rencontres avec des personnes sourdes et des membres de ma famille entendante réalisées dans le cadre de la thèse. Par une démarche exploratoire, la recherche vise à documenter et à réfléchir à ce que cela fait de vivre comme personne sourde, à la sourditude comme devenir, à l'entendance comme concept pour réfléchir à certains rapports de pouvoirs ainsi qu’aux enjeux communicationnels, technologiques et médiatiques soulevés par les perspectives épistémologiques sourdiennes. C’est en partant du postulat que l’oppression est ce qui est éprouvé à travers des pratiques quotidiennes souvent bien intentionnées (Young, 1990) et avec le désir de composer avec l’exigence du multiple (Deleuze et Guattari, 1980) que s’est développée la question générale de la thèse : En la posant comme un devenir complexe, comment l'expérience singulière de la sourditude, son affectivité et son effectivité se conçoivent, s'actualisent et se communiquent-elles? Cette question se pose dans son articulation avec le lieu où elle prend forme, à savoir la réalisation d’un essai doctoral et d’une BD*, dont le processus sert de milieu exploratoire à diverses questions d’ordre philosophique, théorique, épistémologique, éthique, artistique et politique qui, à leur tour, nourrissent la démarche. Utilisant la vidéo comme forme d’écriture apte à rendre compte de la tridimensionnalité des langues des signes et de leurs composantes linguistiques, la BD* est produite sous forme de chapitres vidéo diffusés sur un site Internet. Produite en noir et blanc, elle comporte des vidéos de protagonistes signant la LSQ, éditées avec un effet de dessin animé, des textes en français disposés dans des phylactères et des arrière-plans édités avec un logiciel de graphisme. Écrit sous forme de dissertation, l’essai comporte cinq chapitres. De façon sommaire, l’introduction présente la recherche-création, la question de recherche et les différentes parties de l’essai; le chapitre 1 intitulé « Les possibles de la sourditude » met en jeu quelques éléments afin d’appréhender la sourditude dans sa complexité, problématise et historicise la sourditude en tant que processus, devenir et appartenance, théorise diverses dimensions de l’oppression, interroge l'expérience subjective comme site de savoirs et propose une analyse critique du concept de sourditude; le chapitre 2 intitulé « Parcours de recherche-création » s’articule autour de la démarche de réalisation de la BD*, documente mon approche de la recherche-création, interroge ma posture épistémologique à travers le paradoxe de vouloir contribuer à « faire entendre des voix sourdes », discute des enjeux soulevés par l’écriture vidéographiée, s’intéresse aux enchevêtrements du cinéma et de la sourditude sous divers angles et discerne certains enjeux relatifs à la situation de la BD* aux confins des codes de la littérature, du cinéma et de la BD; le chapitre 3 intitulé « La production de la bande dessignée » s’attarde de façon plus précise aux diverses étapes de réalisation de la BD*, aborde les rencontres réalisées avec cinq Sourd-es et quatre membres de ma famille entendante, documente le processus de production et postproduction de la BD* en soulevant certains enjeux sur le plan de la traduction et du montage, analyse de façon critique l’Internet comme plateforme de diffusion et présente le site Internet www.BDLSQ.net; la conclusion intitulée « Quelques enjeux posés par la sourditude » propose certaines réflexions issues des rencontres, interroge la question des technologies à travers la notion de sourditude et du handicap, amorce une réflexion sur l’agentivité conférée par les media numériques et se termine en soulevant quelques enjeux politiques et éthiques concernant le développement des études sourdes et des perspectives sourdiennes.
Résumé en langue des signes québécoise (LSQ) disponible à l’adresse Internet suivante : V. Leduc. 2016. « C’est tombé dans l’oreille d’une Sourde. La sourditude par la bande dessignée ». Résumé LSQ. En ligne: https://vimeo.com/190658903
Abstract in American Sign Language (ASL) available on the following website : V. Leduc. 2016. "It Fell on Deaf Ears. Deafhood by Graphic Signed Novel". PhD thesis, ASL Abstract. Online: https://vimeo.com/190659491
It Fell on Deaf Ears. Deafhood by Graphic Signed Novel (C’est tombé dans l’oreille d’une Sourde. La sourditude par la bande dessignée) is a research-creation project consisting of a doctoral essay and a bilingual graphic signed novel in Québec sign language (LSQ) and in French, produced from excerpts of encounters with Deaf people and with members of my hearing family that have been carried out as part of the thesis. Through an exploratory process, the project seeks to document and to reflect upon what it means to live as a Deaf person, about Deafhood as becoming, about hearingness as a concept that can be used to think about certain power relations, as well as about the communicative, technological and media issues that arise from deafian epistemological perspectives. From the assumption that oppression is experienced through often well-intentioned everyday practices (Young, 1990), and from an interest in dealing with the requirement of multiplicity (Deleuze and Guattari, 1980), was developed the broad question of the thesis: while positioning it as a complex becoming, how can the singular experience of Deafhood, its affects and effects, be conceived, actualized and communicated? This question is posed through its articulation with the site where it takes shape, namely the creation of a doctoral essay and a graphic signed novel, the process of which serves as an exploratory site for various philosophical, theoretical, epistemological, ethical, artistic and political questions, which, in turn, feed the process. Using video as a form of writing that is able to account for the three-dimensionality of sign languages and of their linguistic components, the graphic signed novel is produced as video chapters distributed on a website. Produced in black and white, it features videos of protagonists signing in LSQ edited with a cartoon effect, French text inscribed in speech bubbles, and backgrounds that have been edited with graphic design software. The production team and the project are presented in LSQ, ASL, French and English on the website www.BDLSQ.net. Written in the form of a dissertation, the essay includes five chapters. In summary, the introduction presents the research-creation project, the research question and the different parts of the essay. Chapter 1, titled “The Possibilities of Deafhood”, brings together elements that help us understand Deafhood in its complexity, problematizes and historicizes Deafhood as a process, becoming and belonging, theorizes various dimensions of oppression, questions the subjective experience as a site of knowledge, and provides a critical analysis of the concept of Deafhood. Chapter 2, titled “Trajectory of Research-Creation”, revolves around the process of making a bilingual graphic signed novel; documenting my research-creation approach, and questioning my epistemological stance through the paradox of wanting to make “Deaf voices heard”. The chapter further discusses issues raised by videographed writing, is interested in the entanglements of film and Deafhood from various angles, and identifies some questions related to the place of the graphic signed novel in relation to the confines of the codes of literature, film and the graphic novel. Chapter 3, titled “The Creation of the Graphic Signed Novel”, focuses more specifically on the various production stages of the graphic signed novel. It addresses the meetings held with five Deafs and four members of my hearing family, documents the production and postproduction processes of the graphic signed novel while raising some issues related to translation and editing, analyzes, in a critical way, the internet as a distribution platform, and introduces the website www.BDLSQ.net. The conclusion, titled “Some Challenges Posed by Deafhood”, offers some reflections stemming from the meetings, interrogates the question of technologies through the notions of Deafhood and disability, proposes a reflection on agency afforded through digital media, and ends by raising some political and ethical issues related to the development of Deaf studies and perspectives. Keywords : Deafhood, graphic novel, digital art, signed litterature, video, transmedia, Deaf Studies, Critical Disability Studies, intersectionality, audism, Quebec Sign Language.
Durocher, Myriam. "Exploration de la culture alimentaire biomédicalisée québécoise : de l'alimentation « saine » à la production de corps différenciés." Thesis, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/23929.
Full textThis PhD thesis presents, from a cultural studies perspective, a critical and situated (Haraway, 1988) exploration of Quebec’s contemporary food culture and of the various definitions of “healthy” food it produces and renders effective. More precisely, I analyse the power relationships that inform its development as well as those taking form and effectivity through the knowledge and practices constitutive of healthy food (and its multiple forms and modes of existence). Through critical analysis of the current Quebec food culture, I question the bodies, human and more-than-human ones, that are produced therein, and are differentiated by unequal power relationships. The analysis presented is the result of an embodied and dialogic ethnography following the methods of materials gathering and analysis suggested by Probyn (2016). The thesis is separated into three distinct, but interrelated, parts. The first part explores Quebec’s food culture, in which I am fully immersed. This part presents the food culture and the knowledge, practices, and events that it contributes to creating, as well as the multiplicity of healthy food definitions that emerge within it, according to their various contexts of emergence. Throughout this part, I highlight how particular kinds of knowledge are produced, articulated and legitimated, as well as how relationships involving and linking humans and more-than-humans are produced and conveyed. I demonstrate how all of these processes participate in the multiple modes of emergence of healthy food in Quebec. In the current food culture, healthy food is regularly thought and problematized in relationship to human bodies. The second part of the thesis presents my analysis of what I have called the biomedicalized food culture, attending especially to the relationships between bodies, food, and health it contributes to creating. I put at the forefront how the current food culture cannot be analysed without taking into account the contemporary “healthist” (Crawford, 1980) discourses that inform the manners by which bodies are put in relation to food, under health-oriented considerations. I mobilize the conceptual tools proposed by Clarke et al. (2010) on the biomedicalization of the social field to question how food and bodies are put in relation and problematized, in a context where health is a moral and individual objective to reach (Crawford, 1980; Lupton, 1997; Metzl et Kirkland, 2010). I criticize how the biomedicalized food culture limits the type of relationships that can take form and be considered between food and bodies, as well as the types of bodies that are produced and authorized. The third part of the thesis is concerned with the bodies, human and more-than-human ones, that are produced within the biomedicalized food culture, as much as by the power relationships that participate in their production and differentiation. By “produce”, I mean among other things how bodies are discursively defined, framed, controlled, etc.; evaluated, characterized, discriminated, excluded, stigmatized; materially produced (their corporeal materialities, their biology, etc.). I navigate between different manners of analysing their production as much as I explore the different types of bodies that are produced, drawing on reflections (and literatures) that apprehend and question them from various epistemologies.
Books on the topic "Études critiques sur le handicap"
Guy, Penaud, Bordes Richard, and Page Jean Dr, eds. Études critiques sur le christianisme. Périgueux: Lauze, 2007.
Find full textMarie, Barberà Jean, ed. Actes del Col·loqui Internacional Tirant lo Blanc: L'albor de la novel.la moderna europea Ais de Provença, 21-22 d'octubre de 1994 : estudis critics sobre Tirant lo Blanc i el seu context = Études critiques sur et autour de Tirant le Blanc. [Barcelona]: Publicacions de l'Abadia de Montserrat, 1997.
Find full textSaunders, Kathy. Happy Ever Afters: A Storybook Guide to Teaching Children About Disability. Trentham Books, 2000.
Find full textBrunetière, Ferdinand. Études Critiques sur l'Histoire de la Littérature Française (Classic Reprint) (French Edition). Forgotten Books, 2018.
Find full textMonod, Gabriel. Études critiques sur les sources de l\'Histoire Mérovingienne: Partie 2. La compilation dite de "Frédégaire", texte. Adamant Media Corporation, 2001.
Find full textRéville, Albert. Jésus de Nazareth: Études critiques sur les antécédents de l\'histoire évangélique et la vie de Jésus. Tome 2. Adamant Media Corporation, 2002.
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Delgado, Manuel. "6. Les études sur les migrations en Espagne." In Migrations critiques, 117. Editions Karthala, 2011. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/kart.palid.2011.01.0117.
Full textDebeaudrap, Pierre, Myriam De Loenzien, and Gervais Beninguisse. "Entre idéal d’égalité et constat d’iniquité: démêler l’écheveau conceptuel des relations entre handicap et inégalité." In Inégalités en perspectives, 63–79. Editions des archives contemporaines, 2019. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.1620.
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