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preliminary report of research on the francophone historiography of Central Asia at the turn of the twentieth century. This research was conducted in collaboration with the Maison des Sciences de l'Homme, the CNRS team on Hellenism and Oriental Civilizations and the French Institute for Central Asian Studies. A large amount of documentation (from archives, bibliographic resources, photographic archives) was collected for nearly all of the francophone travellers, scholars, and photographers who went

functions 3. The essentiality of management in any organization 4. Management skills IV. The role of a manager 1. Goals and responsibilities of all managers 2. Styles of managers 3. Difference between a good and a bad manager V. The American Management Association VI. Leadership vs. Management Conclusion Bibliography Introduction Managing is one of the most important human activities. People form social organizations to accomplish aims and objectives they could not

perpetuated for thousands of years. This practice has developed from a simple act of bathing to a socio-economic, cultural and even political phenomenon and it is widely used since antiquity on both sides of the Mediterranean. It peaked with the Roma civilization where baths have become true temples of secular life. The method is to trace the formation- conception process of baths from their analog models necessarily incomplete, relating to the collection of known specimens described and illustrated by

des jardins suspendus. Strabon (vers 58 av. J.C. - 20 ap. J.C), dans sa Géographie (16, I: 5), décrit Babylone et son enceinte et ses jardins suspendus comme une des sept merveilles du monde. Quinte Curce, au Ier siècle, dans l’Histoire d’Alexandre (V, 1), parle notamment du pont sur l’Euphrate et des jardins suspendus. On peut encore citer Pline l'Ancien (Histoire Naturelle, VI), l’historien grec Arrien (Anabase, VII, 17) ou encore l'historien latin Justin (Histoire universelle, I). Ammien Marcellin

purely subjective position, the world can only be interpreted and understood in a certain way. Theories which belong to this current answer the question “how?” and try to develop the various steps of processes. 1. A methodological debate: Positivism v. Post-positivism Critical International theory belongs to post-positivism. This current of thoughts is opposed to the basic postulates of positivism from various points of view: ontological, epistemological, methodological, and axiological. From an ontological

entre exploration de nouvelles pratiques/connaissances et exploitations des anciennes18. 18 On retrouve l’intention initiale de l’École des Relations Humaines, interprétant les travaux d’Elton Mayo (1933), The human problems of an industrial civilization, New York, Macmillan. Pourtant, comme le résume Jean-Daniel Reynaud, « La vie d’une communauté est faite de secousses plutôt que d’un mouvement continu […] ou d’un progrès » (Reynaud, 1989, p. 96). Ajoutons que l’usage courant de cette approche

Résumé en chinois………………………………………………………… 3 II．Introduction………………………………………………………………… 6 III．La première partie D’Hippolyte à Phèdre……………………………………………………… 8 IV．La deuxième partie Des dieux aux hommes……………………………………………………17 V. La troisième partie Aricie et les autres………………………………………………………… 23 VI. Conclusion ……………………………………………………………… 27 VII. Bibliographie …………………………………………………………… 28 Introduction Hippolyte

, « Le c hoc de l 'i gnor an c e », Le Monde, 27 octobre 2001. Samuel Phillips Huntington (né en 1927) Politologue américain, professeur à l'université de Harvard. En 1993, il a publié un article dans Foreign Affairs, intitulé The Clash of Civilizations ? Devenu un livre, Le choc des civilisations a connu un écho inattendu après le 11 septembre. La thèse de Huntington, selon laquelle les relations internationales, au XXIe siècle, ne seront plus basées sur des données géopolitiques mais sur des

Comme le dit Dennis Schilling dans Die Frau im alten China : « Der Blick in die Vergangenheit sieht oft nur das, was der Betrachter sehen môchte. Die Bilder, die durch ihn ans Licht getragen werden, zeichnen den Maler mehr als seinen Gegenstand. » (p. V). Cela invite évidemment à remettre en question des idées considérées comme acquises, et à reprendre des textes pourtant déjà connus et étudiés depuis longtemps. 192 La condition féminine traditionnelle en Chine Le développement des « études de

disdain for the theory of humankind’s natural goodness in its primitive state, Voltaire himself created his very own “savage.” While Rousseau’s “noble savage” leads one to condemn civilization as the root of human degeneration while at the same time inspiring a return to primitive nature, Voltaire’s “savages” exalt civilization, education, and the scientific ethos of the Enlightenment. They are his advocates, or mouth pieces, for his call to tolerance, justice, scientific enterprise, and a government