Les divisions dans les textes sanskrits

Sans résumé     

Les Mains de Michel-Ange

This article focuses on a drawing, regarded by 18(th)-century amateurs as a masterpiece by Michelangelo, and serves as a point of departure to illuminate the amateur's fascination with the artist's hand. This self-referential representation of the artistic process attracted much comment among connoisseurs. As virtually all amateurs had their say on the meaning of ? les mains de Michel-Ange ? the drawing sheds further light on the objects of desire which informed the amateur's discourse and the mediality such discourse needed in order to join word and image.     

Les Moyens Techniques de la Science

Scientific publishing, as far as the Revue de synthèse is concerned, experienced some deep reshaping during the past fifteen years. This article analyses the formula obtained for this journal, made of a paper periodical, an electronic journal, a historical collection and an experimental website for supplements. First elements of evaluation are provided on production and diffusion. An account is given about an experimentation of multimedia publishing made with the last two issues.     

La philosophie dans les sciences

Sans résumé novembre 2000 Dominique Lecourt est président du Comité d'éthique de l'Institut de recherche pour le développement (IRD) et professeur de philosophie à l'université de Paris 7 où il dirige le centre Georges-Canguilhem (case courrier 7041, 2 place Jussieu, F-75251 Paris Cedex 05).     

L'usage de l'article dans pindare

The quality of ατoπíα attributed by Alcibiades to Socrates in the Symposium is of greater interest than the usual renderings “strange character” or “odd behaviour” suggest. This article sees Alcibiades’ phrase in the light of his speech for Socrates as a whole.¹