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How do 3- and 5-year-olds respond to under- and over-informative utterances? by Morisseau et al.

Abstract - As children learn their native languages, they come to have detailed expectations about how to refer to things. These expectations and the detection of their violations are key to inference-making processes. But what do children do when their expectations are not met? Using reaction-time measures and gaze-direction monitoring in a referential communication task, we [...]

By | July 3rd, 2013|Articles, Nouvelles disciplines, Publications|Comments Off on How do 3- and 5-year-olds respond to under- and over-informative utterances? by Morisseau et al.

« Sortir de la religion en Israël » par Florence Heymann

Interview sur le Monde des Religions Florence Heymann, anthropologue et chercheur au CNRS, s'intéresse aux évolutions au sein des groupes religieux en Israël. Dans le cadre de la préparation d'un livre, elle enquête notamment sur les sionistes religieux et les ultra-orthodoxes qui quittent leur religion. http://www.lemondedesreligions.fr/savoir/sortir-de-la-religion-en-israel-13-06-2013-3158_110.php

By | June 17th, 2013|In the media, Sociétés et cultures contemporaines|Comments Off on « Sortir de la religion en Israël » par Florence Heymann

« Rethinking Cities in Contentious Times : The Mobilisation of Urban Dissent in the ‘Arab Spring » by Jonathan Rokem, researcher CRFJ

Abstract : Throughout history, cities have been the theatre of social and spatial struggles. The issue of urban protests, however, has not yet been investigated in detail in the light of the growing concern of the need to rethink urban studies, from theoretical and epistemic assumptions, to methodological issues. It is argued that the mobilisation of [...]

By | June 10th, 2013|Articles, Publications|Comments Off on « Rethinking Cities in Contentious Times : The Mobilisation of Urban Dissent in the ‘Arab Spring » by Jonathan Rokem, researcher CRFJ