Hypothèses 2002

Foreword

The Individual and the Multiple Dimensions of the Body

Pathways, Challenges, Problems

Writing Descriptions of Suspects

Challenges from Marc René d'Argenson to Eugène François Vidocq

The Symbol of Order

Police Uniforms and Social Identity in Paris, 1860–1880

Corporeality in Ancient Greece

A Sociocosmic Network

The Body on Vacation

Somatic Culture and Sense of Self, 1930–1975

Three Bastille Prisoners in the 18th Century

The Individual’s View of the Body and the Collective View of the Body

History and Models of the Body

The Significance of Punishment

Deportation as an Alternative to Prison: A Review of the Experience by the Spanish Royal Academy of Moral and Political Sciences (1875)

From Arbitrary Sentences to Codified Sentences

The Banished in Saint-Quentin in the Late Middle Ages

Greek Heralds: Agents and Victims of Punishment

Conclusion

Cultural Transfers

An Analysis

French and British Translations on Surgery (1760–1830): Transfer Media?

The Theory of Transfers in the Gallo-Roman Religion

The Example of Mars in Lyonnaise Gaul

Modern Art and Cosmopolitanism at the End of the 19th Century

An Art without Borders?

Geography by Ptolemy: Western Reception in the 15th Century

An Example of Cultural Transfer

Borders and Cultural Transfer

Words from an Antique Historian

History and Rhetoric

Historiographical Reminders and State of Affairs

Byzantine Hagiographic Rhetoric in the 8th and 9th Centuries: Hidden Similarities to the Old Testament

The Panegyric and Images on Coins

The Amplexus between the City and the Emperor

The Support Rhetoric of the Soviet Union

A Study of Several Speeches by Nikita Khrushchev

Geneva: The End of Imperialism?

A New International Rhetoric for France during the Interwar Period

Clio and Calliope