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    The dis-membered body: bodily fragmentation as a metaphor for political renewal O corpo dis-membrado: fragmentação corporal como metáfora para renovação política

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    In recent years, the theme of bodily fragmentation has received much attention in academic studies in Europe. The body and its parts have come to be viewed as text, trope, or metaphor, allowing one to think of the social systems. Based on contemporary reflections dealing with the body as text or discourse, including Mikhail Bakhtin, Stefanie Wenner, and Jacques Lacan, the current article revisits Empedocles and Plutarch to discuss particularly the anthropological and philosophical aspects of the concepts that have been constructed concerning the body.<br>Nos últimos anos o tema da fragmentação do corpo tem recebido muita atenção dos estudos acadêmicos na Europa. Passa-se a ver o corpo e suas partes como texto, tropo ou metáfora que permitem pensar os sistemas sociais. A partir das reflexões contemporâneas que tratam o corpo como um texto ou um discurso, passando por Mikhail Bakhtin, Stefanie Wenner e Jacques Lacan, o presente artigo retorna a Empedocles e Plutarco para discutir os aspectos antropológicos e filosóficos, principalmente, das concepções que se vêm construindo sobre o corpo

    Le musée d’histoire en France entre traditions nationales et soucis identitaires

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    The museums of history have known some spectacular changes in contemporary\ud France for two decades. New buildings have been constructed, and a lot of old ones have\ud been renovated. The study of some specific cases, for example the museums devoted to the\ud history of World War II, or to the history of migrations, demonstrates how museology is\ud nowadays far from the pure illustration of erudite knowledge. The ideal museum of french\ud history is today a museum very concerned by the present state of affairs, the political agenda\ud or the social agency. Its aims are linked to the consciousness of « heritage » in the contemporary\ud society. One difficulty is not to becoming a commercial product, a kind of entertainment, or of\ud « edutainment » for kids. The challenge is to play the role of a place of memory, or even to\ud figure a tool for collective thinking about the new stakes of national identity
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