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We will rock you
| Le Temps des médias
(2024/1 n° 42)
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titres de la presse généraliste nationale ou étrangère mais aussi
les grands titres de la presse musicale spécialisée. Chaque nouveau
courant attire les caméras de télévision, la radio (pirate, libre,
privée ou publique) n’a jamais cessé de programmer leurs chansons,
l’arrivée, après six ans de latence, de leur catalogue sur Itunes
en 2010 a marqué une étape fondamentale du développement d’Apple…
les musiques rock sont au cœur des médias depuis plusieurs
décennies. Des années 1950 aux années 2000, de la presse magazine
au cinéma d’auteur, du beat africain au métal suédois, ce numéro du
Temps des médias explore la diversité des formes de médiatisation
et questionne l’enthousiasme des fans et la quête du grand
public.
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Pages 7 to 12| Introduction
| Claire Blandin, Véronique Servat
Pages 13 to 27| Rock and cinephilia: niche audiences and uses of rock music in
arthouse films
| Ana Bento Ribeiro
Pages 29 to 53| The other cultural aggiornamento. The Communist Youth
discourse and rock music in France (1954-1987)
| Jedediah Sklower
Pages 55 to 69| Broadcasting transgression? Rock programmes on French television
(1967-1988)
| Maxime Guebey
Pages 71 to 89| How Bernard Lenoir and Les Inrockuptibles popularised what
they called their “musics like no others” through their own media.
(1977-2023)
| Adrien Bonneville, Véronique Servat
Pages 91 to 105| The 1980s: The African beat and the battle for extra-community
media visibility in France
| Arielle Nganso
Pages 107 to 126| From rock criticism to the “battle of ideas”. The transfers of
authority of Les Inrockuptibles, 1995-2005
| Vincent Bullich
Pages 127 to 143| “With Odin at their side”: Amon Amarth’s media representation in
French metal music magazines
| Simon Théodore
Pages 145 to 165| A feminized subgenre in a male-oriented scene. The role played by
the French metal press and its advertisers in the definition of
gothic metal, 1996-2000
| Charlène Bénard
Pages 169 to 189| (Massive) tracing and analysis of a media career. Desinvisibilising
Alice Bron, Belgian journalist, socialist and feminist (1850-1904)
| Alexia Vidalenche, Florence Le Cam, Sébastien de Valeriola, Manon Libert, Brecht Deseure
Pages 191 to 208| The Sonia Rozensweig case, from news item to press campaign :
the reactions to a xenophobic and anti-Semitic act in the 1930s
| Laura Schmitt
Pages 209 to 225| Musical hauntology: the question of memory in the audio arts
| Hervé Zénouda
Pages 227 to 239| Raconter les musiques, raconter l’histoire en radio
| Amaury Chardeau, Véronique Servat
Pages 241 to 250| Publications
| Valérie Schafer
Pages 251 to 256| Past-present column
| Anne-Claude Ambroise-Rendu
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Media jobs and professions
| Le Temps des médias
(2023/2 n° 41)
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Pages 6 to 17| Media jobs and professions
| Emmanuelle Paccaud, François Robinet, François Vallotton
Pages 18 to 35| Becoming a ‘journalist’. Socio-economic dynamics of a
professionalisation (c.1680 - c.1720)
| Marion Brétéché
Pages 36 to 53| Paul Hoffmann (1829-1888), « Screen Practitioner and
Media-Entrepreneur ». Formation and Practices of a 19th
Century Travelling Lantern Lecturer
| Ludwig Vogl-Bienek, Yvonne Zimmermann
Pages 54 to 67| When the pastrycook becomes an advertiser: communication strategy
of sweet business between 1870 and 1914
| Coline Arnaud
Pages 68 to 80| The construction of the legal concept of journalist in Portugal:
between control and autonomy (1934-1999)
| Carlos Camponez, Madalena Oliveira
Pages 81 to 96| Amateurism as a Business Label. The Case of the « Filming
Baker’s Wife » Elisabeth Wilms
| Alexander Stark
Pages 97 to 113| The figure of “Madame Inter”: Annik Beauchamps, a radio
professional to embody the “friend of women listeners” (1966-1970)
| Marine Beccarelli
Pages 114 to 132| The Studio-École of the SORAFOM-OCORA. Training men and women of
radio at the time of decolonization (1955-1970)
| Thomas Leyris
Pages 133 to 150| Between journalism, the film industry and the academia: film
critics in Israel
| Tamar Cohen, Jérôme Bourdon
Pages 165 to 180| French TV series’ screenwriters through their generations (1990’s
to present)
| Anne-Sophie Béliard, Sarah Lécossais
Pages 181 to 203| Small hands, women, anonymous: Audiovisual librarians in
France, from 1952 to nowadays
| Anna Tible
Pages 205 to 222| Information control and flow in the Mississippi Valley during the
Civil War (1861-1865)
| Camille Parcq
Pages 223 to 239| Salt and health in the daily newspaper Le Monde:
publicization and media coverage
| Estera-Tabita Badau, Mariele Mancebo, Clémentine Hugol-Gential
Pages 241 to 255| Revisiting the History of Women Journalists in the United States.
Interview with Brooke Kroeger
| Emmanuelle Paccaud
Pages 256 to 281| News-Research
| Caroline Moine
Pages 282 to 307| Publications
| Valérie Schafer
Pages 308 to 313| Past-present column
| Anne-Claude Ambroise-Rendu
Pages 241a to 255a| Revisiting the history of women in journalism in the United
States. An interview with Brooke Kroeger
| Emmanuelle Paccaud
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The media animal
| Le Temps des médias
(2023/1 n° 40)
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Pages 6 to 14| Introduction. The media animal, at the intersection of animal
studies and cultural history
| Emmanuelle Fantin, Valérie Schafer, Claire Sécail
Pages 15 to 33| Sensitive portraits of carnassiers dedicated to spreading
science (years 1790-1800). Vellums of Nicolas Maréchal
| Claire Jouy
Pages 34 to 53| The metempsychosis of Martin the bear, or the drawbacks of fame
| Olivier Vayron
Pages 54 to 70| Tales of life and death: elephantomania in the 19th century through
the press
| María Teresa Lajoinie Domínguez
Pages 71 to 87| Down with the exotic animal ! The wild beast in the
adventure stories of the Journal des Voyages
| Sophie Bros
Pages 88 to 106| Animal shows in 19th century Paris: an approach through illustrated
posters
| Sophie Corbillé, Emmanuelle Fantin
Pages 107 to 122| Companion dogs in Disney productions since the 1950s: from
anthropomorphism to the redefinition of human-dog interactions
| Charlotte Duranton, Anaïs Perrin
Pages 123 to 141| Dirty pig ! Disgust with animality in children’s educational
books
| Victoria Chantseva
Pages 142 to 158| The oiled bird: uses and construction of a symbol (1934-1991)
| Michel Dupuy
Pages 159 to 175| The banishments of antispecism on Radio Libertaire, the radio of
the anarchist Federation
| Félix Patiès
Pages 176 to 195| Televised Companions. Praise for emotions and promotion of causes
in the animal TV magazine 30 Millions d’amis (1976-2016)
| Claire Sécail
Pages 196 to 217| Moral shock and women’s body in the name of animal rights. PeTA’s
communication in France struggling with its media coverage
| Pierre Lefébure
Pages 218 to 233| From medieval to videoludic bestiary. The animal book in The
Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (2011) and Monster Hunter: World
(2018)
| Michael Wagnières
Pages 234 to 252| “Love Himbs!” Economics of cat appreciation online
| Laura Goudet
Pages 253 to 273| Panda talk on Twitter: an “adorable” instrument of Chinese
media
| Zhao Alexandre Huang, Mylène Hardy, Rui Wang
Pages 276 to 291| Embodying the defense and discovery of the animal world
| Allain Bougrain Dubourg, Emmanuelle Fantin, Valérie Schafer, Claire Sécail
Pages 292 to 311| Publications
| Valérie Schafer
Pages 312 to 317| Past-present column
| Anne-Claude Ambroise-Rendu
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To Store
| Le Temps des médias
(2022/2 n° 39)
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Pages 6 to 14| Introduction. To Store. Thinking and situating storage at the heart
of media and communication practices
| Katharina Niemeyer, Valérie Schafer
Pages 15 to 29| From physical storage to digital enhancement of press photographic
archives
| Stéphanie Le Maître
Pages 30 to 45| Newspaper storage: infrastructures, places, practices. A media
archaeological expedition into German newspaper studies in the
early 20th century
| Erik Koenen
Pages 46 to 64| The “dynamic storage” of an “active archive” – Artpool’s strategies
for storing and distributing information on underground art since
the 1970s
| Flóra Barkóczi
Pages 65 to 82| Storage spaces at the disposal of Michel Campeau’s imagination
| Romain Guedj
Pages 83 to 99| Forming an archipelago of storage: the case of
Radio Zinzine since 1981
| Céline Urbaniak
Pages 100 to 117| Stock and flow, the convergence between music radio stations and
streaming platforms. The cases of FIP and Deezer
| Romain Bigay
Pages 118 to 140| From the Vaults: Unboxing Analogue Film Storage
| Simone Venturini
Pages 141 to 159| Technologies of memory. Amateur storage media and home movie
practices in the longue durée
| Tim van der Heijden
Pages 160 to 172| Seeing, rewatching and having: the consumption of physical media in
the context of the reconfiguration of the video market
| Quentin Mazel
Pages 173 to 187| Burning the history of CD-Rom
| Valérie Schafer
Pages 188 to 204| A socio-history of Wuala (2007-2011): Shaping peer-to-peer “social
storage”
| Francesca Musiani
Pages 205 to 223| Transhumanist innovations and storage technologies: the dystopian
imaginaries of Black Mirror (Channel 4, 2011-2014; Netflix,
2014-)
| Marine Malet
Pages 225 to 242| “The double life of Media Devices”. Storage, Archiving, and
Dissemination at INA An interview with...
| Eléonore Alquier, Alann Hery, Valérie Schafer, Katharina Niemeyer
Pages 243 to 245| Stocks and news agencies. An interview with Michael Palmer
| Michael Palmer, Valérie Schafer, Katharina Niemeyer
Pages 247 to 264| Harlequin Mills & Boon International Expansion: From the
‘Colonial Library’ to Marketing to Modern Indian Readers
| Denise H. Sutton
Pages 265 to 280| Who remember the Gil Blas? Studying a literary newspaper,
between history and collective memory
| Blandine Lefèvre
Pages 281 to 294| Research-news
| Caroline Moine
Pages 295 to 308| Publications
| Valérie Schafer
Pages 309 to 314| Past-present column
| Anne-Claude Ambroise-Rendu
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Ego and Narcissus
| Le Temps des médias
(2022/1 n° 38)
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Pages 6 to 16| Introduction. Narcissus in the media mirror: towards a critique of
criticism?
| Jérôme Bourdon, Cécile Méadel, Anne-Claude Ambroise-Rendu
Pages 17 to 38| From Cicero to Flaubert, the emergence of the mediatized self in
letters
| Jérôme Bourdon
Pages 39 to 52| Fertile or tragic cleavages of the self (19th-21st centuries)
| Nicole Edelman
Pages 53 to 72| From the “Me decade” to the “Me Millenium”. A cultural history of
narcissism
| Imogen Tyler
Pages 73 to 88| Night confessions. Intimates dialogues on French radio
| Marine Beccarelli
Pages 89 to 108| The documentary cinema of Avi Mograbi: an ego-history of Israel
| Thomas Richard
Pages 108 to 125| The gestural image. Selfie, photography theory, and kinesthetic
sociability
| Paul Frosh
Pages 126 to 138| Portrait of the artist as a rapper. Talking about oneself in a rap
song
| Garance Bressaud
Pages 139 to 155| Writing, filming, telling the story of your teaching life: from
self-expression to collective professional valorization
| Angélica Rigaudière, Pierre-Yves Connan
Pages 156 to 174| “My November 13”, when media follow-up shape personal
representations of a collective trauma
| Marie Chagnoux, Annabelle Seoane
Pages 175 to 194| From personal to confinement diaries in the web archives
| Valérie Schafer
Pages 195 to 209| A transitional self. The American life of call centre agents in
India
| Iris Clemens
Pages 211 to 221| Interview with Marie-France Hirigoyen
| Marie-France Hirigoyen, Jérôme Bourdon
Pages 223 to 240| The invention of rumor control
| Pascal Froissart
Pages 241 to 258| Publications
| Valérie Schafer
Pages 259 to 264| Past-present column
| Anne-Claude Ambroise-Rendu
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Anglo-American Historical Fiction. Power, Knowledge and Memory
| Le Temps des médias
(2021/2 n° 37)
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Pages 6 to 20| Are mainstream British and American historical fictions tools
serving knowledge or vehicles reinforcing cultural hegemony ?
| Marjolaine Boutet, Laurence Cros, Marie-Jeanne Rossignol
Pages 21 to 35| Walter Scott and James Fenimore Cooper: copying and replicating the
historical novel
| Emilia Le Seven, Pauline Pilote
Pages 36 to 52| The legacy of Walter Scott in the 19th century French historical
novel
| Isabelle Safa
Pages 53 to 70| The Spanish civil war on screen or how Hollywood’s rules could not
be transgressed
| Véronique Elefteriou-Perrin
Pages 71 to 89| Representing Religions in Vikings and The Last
Kingdom
| Alban Gautier
Pages 90 to 109| Masculinities at war: Downton Abbey and Peaky
Blinders, competing visions of the aftermath of the Great War
| Victor Faingnaert, Maggy Hary
Pages 110 to 128| The American Revolution as fiction: Miranda’s Hamilton after
the end of history
| Cheryl Hudson, Manel Boulahia, Marie-Jeanne Rossignol
Pages 129 to 146| Fantastic Films on the Civil War (1861-1865): Toward the
Ideological Defeat of the South
| Marie-Jeanne Rossignol
Pages 147 to 163| Feminist Rewritings of Epics as a Way of Popularising Recent
Historiographical Trends: Circe, Lavinia and The Silence
of The Girls
| Maureen Attali
Pages 164 to 182| Historical Regency romance novels, change and continuity
(2000-2020)
| Myriam Boussahba-Bravard
Pages 183 to 199| From videogames to document: Assassin’s Creed as a school
resource
| Romain Vincent
Pages 200 to 221| Understanding the culture of the past: the Renaissance in the
historical series The Borgias and Borgia
| Arthur de Forges de Parny
Pages 223 to 229| “We must follow the Americans' creative and work processes, not
adopt their worldview because it would make our stories weaker and
less authentic”
| Emmanuel Daucé, Marjolaine Boutet
Pages 230 to 244| Research-news
| Caroline Moine
Pages 245 to 264| Publications
| Valérie Schafer
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Masculinities in/of the media
| Le Temps des médias
(2021/1 No 36)
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Pages 5 to 12| Tribute to Dominique Kalifa (1957-2020)
| Marie-Ève Thérenty
Pages 14 to 24| Media and men. Analyzing the media construction of masculinities
| Annabelle Allouch, Caroline Muller
Pages 25 to 46| The virile roots of New Journalism
| Loïc Artiaga
Pages 47 to 61| The fourth power’s gender
| Julie Sedel
Pages 62 to 83| “Immediate recovery of virile strength”. Press advertisements
against sexual impotence and the making of masculinities during the
Third Republic
| Pauline Mortas
Pages 84 to 101| Male representation in sport television during the 1950’s
| Max Raulin, Michaël Attali
Pages 102 to 120| A sultan on prime-time. A model of masculinity in Turkish TV series
| Ludovica Tua
Pages 121 to 138| The murderous fathers, these criminal men. Media construction of
infanticidal masculinities in French television news (1985-2018)
| Sophie Dubec
Pages 139 to 155| The Republic of Males: Political Masculinities in the media in
France (1980s-1990s)
| Pierre-Emmanuel Guigo
Pages 156 to 171| Rising of the masculinism heralds on television. Soral, Zemmour and
the “anti-feminisation of society” speech
| Mickaël Studnicki
Pages 172 to 191| The renewal of antifeminism in the manosphere: Idealization of
tradition and masculinist individualism
| Céline Morin
Pages 193 to 209| Art press and censorship: An uneven itinerary of a struggle for
creative freedom
| Flore Di Sciullo
Pages 210 to 225| The controversial role of radio in the 1989 Senegalese-Mauritanian
events
| Bocar Niang
Pages 227 to 241| Putting “Balls on the Table”: Listening to a podcast on
masculinities
| Victoire Tuaillon, Annabelle Allouch, Caroline Muller
Pages 242 to 245| “In the name of the assholes”. A reception analysis of Victoire
Tuaillon’s podcast
Pages I to XXII| “In the name of assholes”? A reception analysis of Victoire
Tuaillon’s podcast
| Annabelle Allouch, Caroline Muller
Pages 246 to 274| Research-news
| Caroline Moine
Pages 275 to 295| Publications
| Valérie Schafer
Pages 296 to 303| Past-present column
| Anne-Claude Ambroise-Rendu
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Social struggles
| Le Temps des médias
(2020/2 No 35)
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Pages 12 to 36| Working class demonstrations in pictures. The influence of
caricature on protest imagery in la Belle Époque (1887-1914)
| Laurent Bihl
Pages 37 to 53| Governing with social movements: Michel Rocard Prime Minister and
the media coverage of social movements (1988-1991)
| Pierre-Emmanuel Guigo
Pages 54 to 71| Comics during the 2012 Quebec student protests: A dissemination and
mobilization tool for an ongoing struggle
| Maël Rannou
Pages 72 to 86| Re-information through the archives (2003-2013). The doctrine and
the network in the making
| Gaël Stephan
Pages 87 to 104| Media activism during the 2013 Brazilian protests: Twitter as a
space of criticism to traditional media
| Nina Santos
Pages 105 to 120| The automedia as object of symbolic struggles and controversial
figure. The case of the mediatization fo the fight against the
Sivens’ dam (2012-2015)
| Laurent Thiong-Kay
Pages 121 to 138| Under the pavements, the archive! Social struggles and Web archives
| Valérie Schafer
Pages 139 to 155| Between specialized literary press and cultural marketing:
Newsletters from book clubs (1945-1970)
| Frédéric Gai
Pages 156 to 169| Israel and Palestine as seen through the lens of Magnum
photographers: Disappointed hopes? (1948-2014)
| Clara Bouveresse
Pages 170 to 182| The Minitel in images, the image of the Minitel (1980-2000)
| Brice Demars
Pages 183 to 198| The day when Les Inrockuptibles became a news magazine
| Véronique Servat
Pages 199 to 215| From a media crisis to the vulnerability of the educational
institution? The case of “Islamic veils” of 1989
| Ismail Ferhat
Pages 216 to 235| Publications
| Valérie Schafer
Pages 236 to 240| Medianet
| Françoise Hache-Bissette, Camille Noûs
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Fellow workers!
| Le Temps des médias
(2020/1 No 34)
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Pages 5 to 14| Why French academic journals are protesting
| Le collectif des revues en lutte
Pages 15 to 22| Presentation
Pages 24 to 45| The striker, the user and the reporter. Strikes in the news since
the 1960s
| Claire Sécail, Camille Noûs
Pages 46 to 59| Cinema as Class of Struggle. Workers’ activism and cultural
struggle after May 1968
| Catherine Roudé
Pages 60 to 72| The invisible woman. The media silence on the 1979 Calor strike led
by Georgette Vacher
| Claire Blandin, Camille Noûs
Pages 73 to 88| Mobilized against gender pay discrimination. INA documentalists on
strike (November 1981)
| Anna Tible
Pages 89 to 111| The varying media coverage of workforce’s struggles against the
offshoring of French industry within the European Union (1990-2000)
| Pierre Lefébure, Camille Noûs
Pages 112 to 125| Mobilizations of sex workers in the years 2010 against the
abolitionist moral crusade
| Valérie Devillard, Guillaume Le Saulnier
Pages 128 to 144| Egyptian street artivism, from mythology to writing sanctuaries
| Mohammad Abdel Hamid
Pages 145 to 163| A concept on the Web: The “I” and “We” of Black Feminist
mobilization on YouTube
| Jaércio Da Silva
Pages 164 to 183| Poetics of engagement in platforms. Mobilization figures and
content styles
| Gustavo Gomez-Mejia
Pages 185 to 205| Is the end of television coming to an end?
| Jérôme Bourdon, Camille Noûs
Pages 206 to 227| You have seen nothing in Cologne… A look back at an embarrassing
case in 2015
| Cécile Méadel, Camille Noûs
Pages 229 to 244| Making the “twitthistory” of social movements
| Mathilde Larrère, Marjolaine Boutet, Claire Sécail
Pages 245 to 259| Media, social movements and police violence
| David Dufresne, Guillaume Le Saulnier
Pages 260 to 281| Research news
| Caroline Moine, Jade Azzoug Montané, Dimitry Filimonov, Yves Golder, Charlotte Grabli, Delia Guijarro Arribas, Soraya Hamache, Gaëlle Langeo, Marie-Madeleine Ozdoba, Erwan Pointeau-Lagadec, Cao Shuai, Mélanie Toulhoat, Marlène Van de Casteele
Pages 282 to 301| Publications
| Valérie Schafer, Pascal Dupuy, Michael Palmer, Thomas Leyris, Abdallah Azzouz, Annie Duprat, Pelin Ünsal
Pages 302 to 307| Medianet
| Françoise Hache-Bissette, Camille Noûs
Pages 308 to 314| Past-present column
| Anne-Claude Ambroise-Rendu
Pages 315 to 319| In memoriam
| Isabelle Veyrat-Masson
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Solidarity!
| Le Temps des médias
(2019/2 No 33)
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Pages 6 to 19| Publicizing international solidarity: Informing, mobilizing and
acting across borders
| Alexandre Dupont, Caroline Moine
Pages 20 to 37| Media coverage of the Greek war of independence and the
Philhellenic movement
| Denys Barau
Pages 38 to 54| The media construction of a liberal martyr: The case of Carlo
Poerio (1851-1859)
| Pierre-Marie Delpu
Pages 55 to 70| The print culture of protest campaigns in the French anarchist
movement: Jean Grave and ‘Spanish Atrocities’ (1885-1909)
| Constance Bantman
Pages 71 to 87| Cultural icon and figure of solidarity: Angela Davis’ media
presence in West Germany in the early 1970s
| Katharina Gerund
Pages 88 to 103| Solidarity mobilizations with Chile: Transnational activism and
media strategies (1970s and 1980s)
| Caroline Moine
Pages 104 to 120| Beyond borders. Solidarność’s graphic campaign and the
international solidarity
| Katarzyna Matul
Pages 121 to 144| Tourist landscapes. Photographs of the Touring-Club de France
during the interwar period
| Pierre-Olaf Schut, Gwendal Simon
Pages 145 to 164| Filming the gulag: Between history and memory
| Kristian Feigelson
Pages 165 to 186| The liberalization of ORTF and the control of the information.
Ordinary practices and scandalization during the “Desgraupes
Experience” (1969-1972)
| Claire Sécail
Pages 187 to 205| A technopolitical history of HTML (1991-1999)
| Guillaume Sire
Pages 206 to 222| Dada, la première revue d’art. Crossroad of the art
publishing for children
| Ivanne Rialland
Pages 223 to 238| Interview with Chamsy Sarkis
| Chamsy Sarkis, Caroline Moine
Pages 239 to 248| Interview with Darline Cothière
| Darline Cothière, Caroline Moine
Pages 249 to 271| Research news
| Jamil Dakhlia, Caroline Moine
Pages 272 to 300| Publications
| Valérie Schafer
Pages 301 to 304| Medianet
| Françoise Hache-Bissette
Pages 305 to 310| Media mobilizations in the 19th century. The case of Poland
| Anne-Claude Ambroise-Rendu
Pages 311 to 317| The Internet and Society Center: Strengthening digital research in
France and abroad
| Francesca Musiani, Marie-Eva Lesaunier, Gaël Stephan
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Attacks, from tyrannicide to terrorism
| Le Temps des médias
(2019/1 No 32)
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Pages 5 to 8| In memoriam: Pierre Albert
| Gilles Feyel
Pages 10 to 22| The attacks, an object at the crossroads of political history and
media history
| Maëlle Bazin, Gilles Ferragu, Claire Sécail
Pages 23 to 33| Sicarii and Zealots, nationalist rebels or “pious assassins”
| Mireille Hadas-Lebel
Pages 34 to 47| Troubled chronicles in time of chronic troubles: Narrative sources
and political use of violence in Bohemia in early fourteenth
century
| Quentin Dylewski
Pages 48 to 66| When the attack was a religious act. The tyrannicide of Henry III,
1589 (David El Kenz)
| David El Kenz
Pages 67 to 86| A “memorable” attack. The Gunpowder Plot (1605)
| Stéphane Haffemayer
Pages 87 to 105| Propaganda by the fact in the professional press of gendarmes and
policemen in the late nineteenth century (Laurent Lopez)
| Laurent López
Pages I to XIX| The media coverage of a “terrorist” action in a colonial context.
The Korean bombing in Shanghai (1932), between indifference and
réprobation
| Laurent Quisefit
Pages 106 to 123| Terrorism on air. The media coverage of the 1972 Munich Olympics
massacre
| Emilie Roche
Pages 124 to 136| Wafa Idris or the mythification of female terrorism (Jerusalem,
2002)
| Julia Sei
Pages 137 to 152| Violent images and political imperatives. Representing jihadi
attacks on screen in the Arab World
| Thomas Richard
Pages XX to XXXVII| Communication of the French presidents during terrorist attacks
(1985-2016)
| Pierre-Emmanuel Guigo
Pages 153 to 169| Newspapers and terrorist event: Narrative routines and emergence of
civil society (1995-2016)
| Isabelle Garcin-Marrou, Isabelle Hare
Pages 170 to 183| When soap opera meets television ceremonial events: Plus belle
la vie’s tribute to victims of terrorist attacks
| Héloïse Boudon
Pages 184 to 199| “Martyrs-image”: Amateur videos and TV news after Nice attacks
(2016)
| Giuseppina Sapio
Pages 201 to 218| Reading “around the corner”, or the entry of Portugal into the
media age
| Luís Augusto Costa Dias
Pages 219 to 233| Without the media, there was no way out of the shadows. Speaking
out for the victims of terrorism
| Françoise Rudetzki, Maëlle Bazin, Gilles Ferragu, Claire Sécail
Pages 234 to 246| A prosecutor’s job is not to scare people. Communicating the attack
| François Molins, Maëlle Bazin, Gilles Ferragu, Claire Sécail
Pages 247 to 262| Research news
| Jamil Dakhlia
Pages 263 to 288| Publications
| Valérie Schafer
Pages 289 to 292| Medianet
| Françoise Hache-Bissette
Pages 293 to 299| The shock of the attack and its aftermath: Victims’ stories
| Maëlle Bazin, Gilles Ferragu, Claire Sécail, Anne-Claude Ambroise-Rendu
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The lengthy era of digital social networks
| Le Temps des médias
(2018/2 No 31)
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Pages 5 to 11| The lengthy era of digital social networks, an introduction
| Frédéric Clavert, Martin Grandjean, Cécile Méadel
Pages 12 to 26| Publishing techniques and music dissemination: The authority and
function of musical critique in the Allgemeine musikalische
Zeitung at the turn of the nineteenth century
| Angélica Rigaudière
Pages 27 to 47| Freemasonry and the media, between love and hate
| Céline Bryon-Portet
Pages 48 to 61| The requisition, redefinition, and redistribution of moderation
skills in Le Monde
| Chloë Salles
Pages 62 to 75| Local press correspondents as community federators and news makers
| Franck Bousquet
Pages 76 to 89| Telepresence in history, from correspondence to social networks
| Jérôme Bourdon
Pages 90 to 104| The IT press, a pioneering space for public participation (from the
late 1970s to the late 1990s)
| Benjamin Thierry
Pages 105 to 120| Before social media: Protocols of internet sociability
| Camille Paloque-Berges
Pages 121 to 136| Digital social networks of the past
| Valérie Schafer
Pages 137 to 155| Social media and the controversial development of situated
knowledge about transidentities
| Mélanie Lallet, Lucie Delias
Pages 156 to 172| The depiction of history on social media: Practices and limits
| Martin Grandjean
Pages 173 to 186| Facing the past: The Great War on Twitter
| Frédéric Clavert
Pages 187 to 199| When journalists become historians. The French case
| Christian Delporte
Pages 200 to 218| Neonaticide on French TV news (1969-2016): From victim parents to
“good murderous mothers”
| Sophie Dubec
Pages 219 to 229| 1914–1918: When commemoration becomes participative
| Jean-Michel Gilot, Martin Grandjean, Frédéric Clavert
Pages 230 to 241| With digital social networks, events are becoming social facts
| Jean-Dominique Boullier, Frédéric Clavert
Pages 243 to 260| Positions of theses
| Jamil Dakhlia
Pages 261 to 263| Images of the press in the social sciences from 1890 to the modern
era: Uses, imaginaries, methods
| Diana Mendes Machado da Silva
Pages 264 to 266| Personal ads in the contemporary press—seventeenth-twentieth
century
| Claire-Lise Gaillard
Pages 266 to 268| Thinking of cinema through the lens of childhood and childhood
through the lens of cinema: Films, discourse, theories
| Perrine Boutin
Pages 269 to 271| Dreaming of another world. Media, utopias, and experiments from the
modern era to the present day
| Marine Malet, Xifei Wang
Pages 273 to 307| Publications
| Valérie Schafer
Pages 308 to 312| Medianet
| Françoise Hache-Bissette
Pages 313 to 319| When a local scandal highlights the workings of social networks
before the written word: The Flamidien Affair
| Anne-Claude Ambroise-Rendu
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Fake news from <i>La Gazette</i> to <i>Twitter</i>
| Le Temps des médias
(2018/1 No 30)
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Pages 5 to 9| Tribute to Hélène Duccini
| Annie Duprat
Pages 10 to 16| Presentation
| Marion Brétéché, Évelyne Cohen
Pages 17 to 31| Local authorities circumventing misinformation in Lyon at the start
of the Wars of Religion
| Gautier Mingous
Pages 32 to 46| The fake deaths of the Sun King, or the impossible control of
information
| Alexis Lévrier
Pages 47 to 61| China: Official communication challenged by false news and rumors
| Alain Peter, Mengshu Chen
Pages 62 to 76| Fact-checking to restore the truth: The ambivalence of the media in
the face of fake news
| Laurent Bigot
Pages 77 to 90| Between the truth of the facts and the truthfulness of discourses:
Forms of manipulation by TV journalism
| Marie-France Chambat-Houillon
Pages 91 to 104| Fake news on Wikipedia, a neutrality issue
| Marie-Noëlle Doutreix
Pages 105 to 123| Digital rumors factory. How does fake news circulate on Twitter?
| Camille Alloing, Nicolas Vanderbiest
Pages 124 to 138| Rumors from overseas during Louis XIV’s era: The verification and
distortion of news in scholarly letters
| Maxime Martignon
Pages 139 to 151| Holocaust denial and conspiracism: Typical examples of
misinformation
| Valérie Igounet, Rudy Reichstadt
Pages 152 to 173| Chernobyl, an ecological catastrophe: The regime of fake news
| Anne-Claude Ambroise-Rendu
Pages 175 to 199| Music on the airwaves & music under law: Broadcasting
music in the United States and copyright
| Vincent Bullich
Pages 200 to 226| The early days of the press pass in the French speaking part of
Belgium (1885–1966)
| Florence Le Cam, Cédric Tant
Pages 227 to 241| The actions that are saving news
| Hervé Brusini, Marion Brétéché, Évelyne Cohen
Pages 243 to 246| Positions of theses
| Jamil Dakhlia
Pages 247 to 257| Symposia
Pages 258 to 280| Publications
| Valérie Schafer
Pages 281 to 284| Medianet
| Françoise Hache-Bissette
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Feminism
| Le Temps des médias
(2017/2 No 29)
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Pages 5 to 17| Presentation. Feminism and the media: A long history
| Claire Blandin, Sandrine Lévêque, Simon Massei, Bibia Pavard
Pages 18 to 32| Louise Michel as a feminist: Analysis of a process of political
qualification at the beginning of the Third Republic
| Sidonie Verhaeghe
Pages 33 to 47| The weekly La Française (1906-1940): The newspaper of
reformist feminism
| Cécile Formaglio
Pages 48 to 64| ORTF’s soap operas and feminism: A popular feminism?
| Taline Karamanoukian
Pages 65 to 78| Elle, Marie Claire, and feminism: The “enchanted
years” of women’s magazines (1968-1990)?
| Bibia Pavard, Sandrine Lévêque, Claire Blandin
Pages 79 to 92| Feminist criticism of the media and the women’s daytime television
show Femme d’aujourd’hui (Société Radio-Canada, 1965-1982)
| Laurie Laplanche
Pages 93 to 108| “Happiness was in the pages of this monthly magazine”: The birth of
the lesbian press and the creation of a space of one’s own
(1976-1990)
| Ilana Eloit
Pages 109 to 124| The portrayal of women and the dissolving of public problems. The
struggle against sexism in the paper media and advertising in
France since 1983
| Simon Massei
Pages 125 to 140| Fighting against sexism in the media: Strategic uses of law by
French feminist associations
| Agnès Granchet
Pages 141 to 158| The depoliticized feminism of French TV shows
| Sarah Lécossais
Pages 159 to 176| The Beyoncé Wars: Beyoncé, the media, and hip-hop feminism
| Keivan Djavadzadeh
Pages 177 to 192| Discourse analysis of French women’s magazines: Explicit, implicit,
or non-existent feminism
| Aurélie Olivesi
Pages 193 to 207| Figures speak for themselves. Reflections on surveys about women in
the media
| Laetitia Biscarrat, Marlène Coulomb-Gully, Cécile Méadel
Pages 209 to 217| “What I would like to do is to make feminism pragmatic”
| Marion Séclin, Simon Massei, Sandrine Lévêque
Pages 219 to 223| Positions of theses
| Jamil Dakhlia
Pages 224 to 225| Study day
Pages 226 to 242| Publications
| Valérie Schafer
Pages 243 to 246| Medianet
| Françoise Hache-Bissette
Pages 247 to 254| What feminism was for the inter-war league press
| Anne-Claude Ambroise-Rendu
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This is the story of an Arab. . .
| Le Temps des médias
(2017/1 No 28)
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Pages 5 to 14| This is the story of an Arab. . .
| Isabelle Veyrat-Masson, Yvan Gastaut
Pages 15 to 34| Caricaturing Arabs in the nineteenth century
| Sofiane Taouchichet
Pages 35 to 47| La cèggal è la fôormi: When France laughed at the “Arabs”
(1974-1977)
| Yvan Gastaut
Pages 48 to 60| L’Émir préfère les blondes. The distancing of “Arabs” in
French comedies (1973-1983)
| Julien Gaertner
Pages 61 to 74| ‘‘I am not racist!’’ Racism and white masculinity in the comedy of
the 1970s and 1980s
| Nelly Quemener
Pages 75 to 87| Laughing at and about La Zoubida. Ethno-racial categories
and boundaries in an internet discussion forum
| Gilles Frigoli
Pages 88 to 99| Jamel Debbouze’s Arab identity: A trademark, an asset, and a trap
| Constance Desloires
Pages 100 to 112| Towards an ethnicizing humor: Banlieue comedies (1999-2013)
| Jean-Philippe Blanchard
Pages 113 to 122| “Just one is OK. . .” Ethnic humor on the small screen
| Alec G. Hargreaves
Pages 123 to 143| Humorous online videos and images of “Arabs” (2005-2013)
| Sophie Gebeil
Pages 144 to 157| Islam and humor: Community-specific humor or universal humor?
| Jonathan Ervine
Pages 159 to 172| The cybercafés in the France of the 1990s, media spaces and
mediatized spaces
| Valérie Schafer
Pages 173 to 188| Administering a creative form of television: Pierre Chevalier and
the Unité Fiction d’Arte (1991–2003)
| Olivier Alexandre
Pages 189 to 192| Interview with Amelle Chahbi
| Amelle Chahbi, Naïma Yahi
Pages 193 to 204| Positions of theses
| Jamil Dakhlia
Pages 205 to 207| Symposia
| Suzanne Dumouchel
Pages 208 to 210| Study day
| Charlotte Biron, Katheryn Tremblay
Pages 211 to 213| International symposium
| Cédric Honba Honba
Pages 215 to 233| Publications
| Valérie Schafer
Pages 235 to 250| The abandoning of the construction project of the Tour Lumière
Cybernétique in La Défense
| Dominique Trudel
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The Golden Age
| Le Temps des médias
(2016/2 No 27)
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Pages 5 to 15| The Golden Age
| Emmanuelle Fantin, Thibault Le Hégarat
Pages 16 to 30| Designating the Golden Age: Media and nostalgia for (g)old times
and spaces
| Katharina Niemeyer
Pages 31 to 46| A golden age on the silver screen. Representations of the French
Second Empire in Jean Renoir’s Nana and Sacha Guitry’s Si
Paris nous était conté. . .
| Jean-Charles Geslot
Pages 47 to 58| Rooting a historical narrative: The “Trente Glorieuses” in French
school books (1979-2011)
| Rémy Pawin
Pages 59 to 74| Rejuvenating the Yéyés: The French sixties on 1980s television
| Audrey Orillard
Pages 75 to 96| Nostalgie on the web: The mise en scène of a golden age of
popular variety songs in the post-radio era
| Séverine Equoy Hutin
Pages 97 to 110| The golden age of the press
| Michael Palmer
Pages 111 to 123| Television’s golden age: A history
| Géraldine Poels
Pages 124 to 138| Punk is dead. Long live punk! A “golden age” of punk in the French
music press
| Luc Robène, Solveig Serre
Pages 139 to 151| The “âge d’or de la BD” and the “golden age of comics.” On the
Franco-Belgian and American uses of the notion that gave birth to a
fandom for comics (1961-2015)
| Jean-Paul Gabilliet
Pages 153 to 169| From science fiction to reality: The conquest of the sky through
illuminated advertising
| Stéphanie Le Gallic
Pages 170 to 187| The Eugène Dieudonné affair: Exploitation and fabrication of events
in the daily press in the 1920s
| Sophie Desmoulin
Pages 189 to 205| The golden age of photojournalism did not happen
| Emmanuelle Fantin, Thibault Le Hégarat
Pages 207 to 217| Positions of theses
| Jamil Dakhlia
Pages 218 to 220| Symposia
| Lara Burton, Camille Tilleul
Pages 221 to 223| Study day
| Vincent Carlino
Pages 224 to 242| Publications
| Valérie Schafer
Pages 243 to 244| Medianet
| Françoise Hache-Bissette
Pages 245 to 252| Media variations around the golden age, between a pipe dream and
hope
| Anne-Claude Ambroise-Rendu, Thibault Le Hégarat
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Africa(s). Between history and memories
| Le Temps des médias
(2016/1 No 26)
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Pages 5 to 25| Presentation. Africa(s): The media, between history and memories
| Jamil Dakhlia, François Robinet
Pages 26 to 39| Alis versus Shaw: The Scramble for Africa via the press
| Michael Palmer
Pages 40 to 56| “The Dark Continent”: Images and imagination in the Swiss press
(1870-1945)
| Patrick Minder
Pages 57 to 74| “Quatre mois parmi nos Noirs d’Afrique” on the front page of Le
Petit Parisien: Representations of Africa and Africans at the
end of the 1920s
| Sophie Desmoulin
Pages 75 to 92| Albert Londres in Terre d’ébène: An esthesis of denunciation
| Frédéric Lambert
Pages 93 to 110| Representations of the past and narrative memory in African cinemas
| Samuel Lelièvre
Pages 111 to 125| African cinemas: The Soviet experience after decolonization
| Gabrielle Chomentowski
Pages 126 to 143| Memories in Super-8. Testimony and critical reading of a
film-making training workshop in Mozambique
| Nadine Wanono
Pages 144 to 162| “Once upon a time, Côte d’Ivoire gained its independence. . . ”
Media reports, past and present
| Marie Fierens
Pages 163 to 180| Questioning the memory of “May 68” in Senegal from its media
coverage
| Bocar Niang, Pascal Scallon-Chouinard
Pages 181 to 196| Sidwaya and Burkina Faso’s revolution in August 1983: A
history with variable geometry
| Lassané Yaméogo
Pages 197 to 210| Mémoire d’un continent: A history of cooperation
| Jonathan Landau
Pages 211 to 230| The role of France in Rwanda: French journalists in the middle of a
new war of memory (1994-2015)
| François Robinet
Pages 231 to 251| Between revolt and revolution: Mediatization issues surrounding the
Rustauds (1525), Rochelois (1542), and Pitaux (1548)
| Stéphane Haffemayer
Pages 253 to 265| The media of sub-Saharan Africa: History, powers, and memories.
Interview with Annie Lenoble-Bart
| Jamil Dakhlia, François Robinet
Pages 266 to 279| Jeune Afrique, a pan-African experience. Interview with
Béchir Ben Yahmed
| Jamil Dakhlia, François Robinet
Pages 281 to 295| Positions of theses
| Jamil Dakhlia
Pages 295 to 297| Symposia
| Allysson Martins, Muriel de la Souchère
Pages 298 to 315| Publications
Pages 316 to 319| Medianet
Pages 320 to 326| Colonial rivalries in Africa
| Anne-Claude Ambroise-Rendu
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From nature to ecology
| Le Temps des médias
(2015/2 No 25)
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Pages 5 to 17| Presentation: The mediatization(s) of ecology
| Anne-Claude Ambroise-Rendu, Charles-François Mathis
Pages 18 to 33| Physicians and the mediatization of “climate theory” in
Enlightenment France
| Patrick Fournier
Pages 34 to 51| Mediatization, industry, and urban environment: The emergence and
stifling of public debates, 1770-1810
| Thomas Le Roux
Pages 52 to 69| Regenerate nature, restore the climate: François-Antoine Rauch and
the Annales Européennes de physique végétale et d’économie
publique, 1815-1830
| Jean-Baptiste Fressoz, Fabien Locher
Pages 70 to 84| The role of leisure garden design in the birth of sensitivity
towards environmental issues (1770–1810)
| Sophie Lefay
Pages 85 to 103| Virunga in the media: The adventures of Africa’s most ancient
national park
| Patricia Van Schuylenbergh
Pages 104 to 119| Reactions to “environmental alert” books in the French media
(1948-1973)
| Anna Trespeuch-Berthelot
Pages 120 to 134| Journalists and activists. The ecologist press in the 1970s
| Alexis Vrignon
Pages 135 to 147| Breton ecology in the French monthly Oxygène (1978-1985)
| Martin Siloret
Pages 148 to 161| René Dumont and television
| Christian Delporte
Pages 162 to 181| Brice Lalonde: The handsome face of ecology?
| Pierre-Emmanuel Guigo, Léa Pawelski
Pages 182 to 199| Scientists, television, and ecology: Popularizers and
whistleblowers
| Michel Dupuy
Pages 200 to 213| La France défigurée, the first French television program
about ecology
| Thibault Le Hégarat
Pages 214 to 228| The deceptive politicization of the mediatization of climate issues
after 2007
| Jean-Baptiste Comby
Pages 229 to 243| The World Economic Forum and the media—a special relationship
between cooperation and integration
| Agnès Tachin
Pages 244 to 263| The Douaumont ossuary in French daily newspapers: From the
idea to the inauguration
| Jacques Walter
Pages 265 to 279| Interview with Marc Ambroise-Rendu and Claude-Marie Vadrot
| Anne-Claude Ambroise-Rendu, Charles-François Mathis
Pages 280 to 292| Interview with Brice Lalonde: Communication, naturally
| Pierre-Emmanuel Guigo
Pages 293 to 295| Positions of theses
| Jamil Dakhlia
Pages 295 to 300| Symposia
Pages 301 to 313| Publications
Pages 315 to 317| Medianet
Pages 319 to 324| Hygiene concerns and heritage issues
| Anne-Claude Ambroise-Rendu, Charles-François Mathis
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“Dinnertime!”
| Le Temps des médias
(2015/1 No 24)
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Pages 5 to 12| Presentation
| Françoise Hache-Bissette, Denis Saillard
Pages 26 to 43| Media and the building of a “gastronomic world” (1870-1940)
| Sidonie Naulin
Pages 44 to 65| Chefs vs gastronomes. The story of a media defeat (1880-1940)
| Denis Saillard
Pages 66 to 80| Cards-menus of a Parisian restaurant—“Chez Mercier”— from 1933 to
1971
| Patrick Rambourg
Pages 81 to 96| The evolution of the advertising mediation of French food firms in
the twentieth century
| Olivier Londeix
Pages 97 to 116| The cookbook, between a practical book and a coffee-table book
| Françoise Hache-Bissette
Pages 117 to 130| Female German authors of cookbooks (1800-1914)
| Eva Coydon
Pages 131 to 145| How dietetics has become gastronomic in French and American women’s
magazines (1934-2010)
| Faustine Régnier
Pages 146 to 164| Quebec’s new culinary landscape
| Priscilla Plamondon-Lalancette
Pages 165 to 179| Culinary broadcasts on French television (1954-2015)
| Évelyne Cohen
Pages 180 to 193| Teaching, entertaining, and encouraging people to dream in
televised cooking shows in the France of the 1990s and 2000s
| Olivier Roger
Pages 195 to 208| School, between technical choices and identity issues: The
ambiguous construction of a media object (1959–2008)
| Yann Forestier
Pages 209 to 224| Google’s conception of news
| Guillaume Sire
Pages 225 to 230| Interview with Michèle Barrière. The historical and gastronomic
detective novel
| Françoise Hache-Bissette, Denis Saillard
Pages 231 to 237| Interview with Mary Hyman. France’s culinary heritage inventory
| Françoise Hache-Bissette, Denis Saillard
Pages 239 to 251| Positions of theses
| Jamil Dakhlia
Pages 252 to 256| Symposia
Pages 256 to 258| Study days
| Thibault Le Hégarat
Pages 259 to 280| Publications
Pages 281 to 305| A panorama of resources for food lovers in French patrimonial
libraries
| Céline Clouet
Pages 306 to 311| French gastronomy considered as one of the fine arts
| Anne-Claude Ambroise-Rendu
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Health in the headlines
| Le Temps des médias
(2014/2 No 23)
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Pages 13 to 25| Folk medicine and “enlightened” information on health. Mixed genres
in eighteenth century almanacs
| Jean-François Viaud
Pages 26 to 40| Pharmacists and the media exposure of specialties in the nineteenth
century
| Nicolas Sueur
Pages 41 to 45| Caricatures of doctors and patients (1830-1944)
| Hélène Duccini, Article Duetto
Pages 46 to 48| The Bulletin de l’Association française des femmes médecins
(1929-1940): A medical discourse for women?
| Carole Carribon, Article Duetto
Pages 49 to 51| Using images for public health history: The consumption of cannabis
in French cinema since the late 1960s
| Erwan Pointeau-Lagadec, Article Duetto
Pages 52 to 65| mHealth: The ubiquitous source of health information?
| Marine Al Dahdah
Pages 66 to 77| Literary periodicals and the La Condamine campaign for inoculation
against smallpox
| Yasmine Marcil
Pages 78 to 95| A press under the influenza? Newspaper coverage of the Russian Flu
pandemic in Paris (1889-1890)
| Frédéric Vagneron
Pages 96 to 113| Moral emotions and the control of medication. The Thalidomide
affair on French television after the Liège trial (1962)
| Claire Sécail
Pages 114 to 127| The Balland Affair: Reexamining a controversy
| Thierry Lefebvre
Pages 128 to 140| “Sharing my own opinion.” H1N1: Knowledge and electronic
correspondence
| Cécile Méadel
Pages 141 to 143| Seeking medical information through social media: Where is the
voice of expertise?
| Céline Paganelli, Viviane Clavier, Article Duetto
Pages 144 to 147| The role of the internet concerning risks related to drug
consumption among young adults in Quebec
| Christine Thoër, Michelle Robitaille, Article Duetto
Pages 148 to 150| Matters of health in the Algerian media: The case of the
construction of a public health media event
| Aissa Merah, Article Duetto
Pages 151 to 163| Appropriating the message on cancer screening and prevention
| Joëlle Kivits, Maël Hanique, Béatrice Jacques, Lise Renaud
Pages 165 to 181| Reflecting on journalism through Lyon’s cultural press in the
nineteenth century
| Valérie Croissant, William Spano
Pages 182 to 190| Interview with Patrick Pelloux, an emergency physician
| Claire Sécail
Pages 191 to 200| Positions of theses
| Jamil Dakhlia
Pages 201 to 218| Symposia
Pages 219 to 239| Publications
Pages 241 to 244| Health magazines on television since the 1950s
| Pascale Mansier
Pages 245 to 249| When the topic of health ensures the financial health of
newspapers. The heyday of medical advertising in the press at the
turn of the century
| Anne-Claude Ambroise-Rendu