Pages 7 to 15| Facing the unknown: Uncertainty as a foundational experience and a
lever for transformation
| Béatrice Blanchet, Baptiste Colin, Chiara Pesaresi
Pages 17 to 29| Subjectivity, the object of uncertainty(ies)
| Jessica Humbert
Pages 31 to 44| Supporting the process of “becoming an adult” at university:
Reconstructing a past to free oneself
| Isabelle Grangereau, Krystel Gillet, Jannaelle Gougaut, Noël Cottier
Pages 45 to 59| The test of doubt in Abū Ḥāmid al-Ġazālī (d.1111)
| Pascal Lemmel
Pages 61 to 76| Contrasting relationships to uncertainty: Implications for the
Christian mission
| Marie-Hélène Robert
Pages 77 to 94| Legal certainty in French administrative litigation: At what price?
| Marjolaine Monot-Fouletier
Pages 95 to 103| Uncertainty faced with the disruption of comprehensibility in the
context of the war in Ukraine
| Olivier Ferrando
Pages 107 to 115| Universitas non moritur. The university and the anxiety of
the present
| Isabel Capeloa Gil
Pages 117 to 127| Posthumanism and transhumanism. From theories to social practices
| Bianca Rumore
Pages 129 to 130| Works by lecturers from the CONFLUENCE: Sciences et Humanités (EA
1598) research unit May 2024–April 2025
Pages 142 to 143| Back matter
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Humans and data
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Pages 7 to 22| Introduction. The flip side of data, or the reality of humanity
| Pascal Marin, Louis-Daniel Muka Tshibende
Pages 23 to 42| Putting humans back at the heart of AI and robotics, and restoring
them to their rightful place
| Dominique Lambert
Pages 43 to 58| The force of the scientific method: The hypothesis of the
convergence and computerization of all branches of science
| Arnaud Billion
Pages 59 to 70| Artificial intelligence weighs in on personal injury claims:
Decision-making tools and the risk of standardization
| Manon Viglino
Pages 71 to 87| Data protection in the era of predictive analysis: Overcoming the
limits of informational self-determination
| Sylvain Auclair
Pages 89 to 109| The legal construction of a European data market
| Louis Fériel
Pages 111 to 113| Presentation of Pope Francis’ message for the Fifty-Seventh World
Day of Peace 2024
| Mathieu Guillermin
Pages 117 to 122| Professor Thomas Römer, administrator of the Collège de France, is
awarded an Honoris Causa Doctorate Congratulatory speech
given by Rector Olivier Artus
| Olivier Artus
Pages 123 to 139| The Bible meets archeology: Political and hermeneutical challenges
| Thomas Römer
Pages 141 to 147| Theses defended at Lyon Catholic University in 2023–2024
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Uncertainties and prudence
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Pages 5 to 5| Prolegomena
| Valérie Aubourg
Pages 9 to 19| A prudent yet fruitful dialogue with uncertain possibilities.
Introduction
| Béatrice Blanchet, Baptiste Colin, Chiara Pesaresi
Pages 21 to 41| Experiencing the unpredictable without the anxiety of uncertainty
| Jean Furtos
Pages 43 to 56| Entrepreneurial action, uncertainty, and vision: The contribution
of the Austrian school
| Christel Vivel
Pages 57 to 71| The “wear and tear” of collective time. A reflection on cultural
anthropology
| Jacques Arènes
Pages 73 to 85| Judgment uncertainty and group influence in decision-making
| Valérie Bertrand
Pages 87 to 103| Ethical uncertainties, or how to live prudently on the brink.
Thomasian propositions
| Maxime Allard
Pages 105 to 120| The rejection of uncertainty in contract law
| Aurélie Van Den Bavière
Pages 121 to 145| Energy in Europe: The influence of uncertainty on biogas
development
| Élisabeth Anne Cazier, Virginie Cartier
Pages 149 to 163| The word of the poor: Epistemological challenge, theological
opportunity
| Étienne Grieu
Pages 165 to 188| The digital revolution: Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence in
International Arbitration
| Nathalie M.-P. Potin
Pages 189 to 190| Publications. Contributions from lecturers working in the
CONFLUENCE research unit: Sciences and Humanities (EA 1598) May
2023 - April 2024
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Music, humans, and gods
| Revue CONFLUENCE : Sciences & Humanités
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Pages 5 to 5| Prolegomena
| Valérie Aubourg
Pages 9 to 19| Introduction. Music at the heart of living things
| Claire Brun, Frédéric Lamantia
Pages 21 to 39| Singing in animal communication
| Claire Brun, Jean-Marie Exbrayat
Pages 41 to 64| Music, brain, and memory: A neuropsychological approach
| Hervé Platel
Pages 65 to 82| For a via pulchritudinis musicalis: A few notes for a
musical spirituality
| François-Xavier Amherdt
Pages 83 to 102| Glossolalia: The language of angels? A comparative look at
Pentecostal and charismatic milieus on Réunion Island
| Valérie Aubourg, Monica Biberson
Pages 103 to 119| Richard Wagner's religion, between art and the sacred
| Olivier Sauvage
Pages 121 to 142| National scores, or when music connects with the territory
| Frédéric Lamantia
Pages 147 to 160| Higher education: Future trends and challenges
| Corinne Mellul
Pages 162 to 163| Theses defended at UCLy 2022–2023
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Between acting and suffering: Forms and meanings of work today
| Revue CONFLUENCE : Sciences & Humanités
(2023/1 No 3)
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Pages 5 to 6| Prolegomena
| Valérie Aubourg
Pages 11 to 21| Introduction. Work: Between action and suffering
| Emmanuel d’Hombres, Riccardo Rezzesi
Pages 27 to 41| Economics at the risk of realism: Interview with Pierre-Yves Gomez
| Pierre-Yves Gomez, Emmanuel d’Hombres, Riccardo Rezzesi
Pages 43 to 61| Work, a hardship in the service of fraternal communion, according
to John Calvin
| Caroline Bauer
Pages 63 to 76| Between alienation and alliance: Is work a “primary philosophy”?
| Emmanuel Gabellieri
Pages 77 to 92| Work as communion: Management and socially oriented enterprises
| Giuseppe Argiolas
Pages 93 to 103| What should be done? Reflections between ethics and economics
| Massimiliano Marianelli
Pages 105 to 117| Culture and civilization as a response to the crisis of the meaning
of work: From the humanism of Adriano Olivetti to his posterity
| Serena Meattini
Pages 119 to 138| Right to work: Fundamental freedom to work in decent conditions to
avoid the risk of harmful work
| Didier Prince-Agbodjan
Pages 139 to 164| When work makes you eco-anxious
| Pierre-Eric Sutter, Dylan Michot, Loïc Steffan
Pages 169 to 190| The regulation of plurality in Mauritian Hinduism: History, actors,
and practices
| Mathieu Claveyrolas, Monica Biberson
Pages 191 to 206| The theological-political: Genesis and constitution of a problem
| Émilie Tardivel
Pages 208 to 209| Works by lecturers from the research unit CONFLUENCE: Sciences
et Humanités (EA 1598)
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Dynamic balance: Living with paradoxes in a complex world
| Revue CONFLUENCE : Sciences & Humanités
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Pages 5 to 5| Prolegomena
| Valérie Aubourg
Pages 9 to 16| Introduction. Dynamic balance: Living with paradoxes in a complex
world
| Marjolaine Monot-Fouletier, Anne-Sophie Thelisson
Pages 17 to 33| Dynamic balance within the separation of powers
| Christophe Alonso
Pages 35 to 51| Paradoxical tensions and the variational principle
| Jacques Demongeot, Timothée Aubourg, Giuliana Galli Carminati
Pages 53 to 69| The paradoxical suffering of top athletes: An initial analysis
| Patricia David, Nathalie Tessier, Monica Biberson
Pages 71 to 88| Dealing with the paradox of oblivion: The logics of the idea of
amnesia of the Lebanese civil war
| Yves Mirman
Pages 89 to 99| Crisis, language, cultural mixing
| François Laplantine
Pages 101 to 116| The paradoxical forms of the real: Is this “good news
(εὐαγγέλιον)”?
| Brigitte Cholvy
Pages 121 to 129| How to combine scientific disciplines?
| Pierre-Yves Quiviger
Pages 131 to 145| Comparative study of the partitive article in two medieval texts
written in the Gallo-Romance language
| Claudine Fréchet
Pages 147 to 154| Theses defended at UCLy 2021–2022
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COVID-19 and vulnerabilities
| Revue CONFLUENCE : Sciences & Humanités
(2022/1 No 1)
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Pages 5 to 6| Prolegomena
| Valérie Aubourg
Pages 11 to 27| Introduction. From the obvious to the disruption of daily life:
Living and thinking about daily life with others in a period of
pandemic
| Christine Bouvier-Müh
Pages 29 to 57| COVID-19, from an emerging infectious disease to a global pandemic:
How ecological, biological, and epidemiological factors can
influence the emergence of zoonotic pathogens
| Philip Lawrence, Michel Raquet
Pages 59 to 89| The COVAX mechanism: An attempt to integrate ethical principles
into the international legal order
| Enguerrand Serrurier
Pages 91 to 107| Vulnerability and detention in the time of COVID: An American
failure
| Bryan Pilkington, Carl H. Coleman, Ana Campoverde, D. Brian Nichols
Pages 109 to 125| Social representations of the March 2020 lockdown during the
COVID-19-related pandemic in a population of students and teachers:
A comparative exploratory study
| Valérie Bertrand
Pages 127 to 142| For a Christian acceptance of troubles
| Thierry Le Goaziou
Pages 147 to 165| Interdisciplinarity in research in theology and philosophy
| Benoît Bourgine
Pages 167 to 194| Conversion and conversation: The paradoxes of missionary work
| André Mary, Monica Biberson
Pages 196 to 197| Works by lecturers from the research unit CONFLUENCE: Sciences and
Humanities