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RELI'LART presents itself as a crossroads for reflection on all aspects of literature, literary theory, language science and the arts. It aims to build an ideal bridge between all researchers whose interests lie in one of the above-mentioned fields of study. The journal is open to all themes and issues relating to literature, language and art, as well as to the interaction between these three fields of research within a broad vision that favours interdisciplinarity and diversity.

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This issue of Tracés takes as its starting point the growing number of audiovisual devices used at the most contemporary sporting events, as well as the increasing use of still and moving images by professional and amateur athletes alike, in the course of their training and practice. It looks at the ways in which we see and make seen in the practice and consumption of modern sports.

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What are these Artificial Intelligences (AI) that have been taking a growing place in everyone's lives in recent years? And what can the human sciences have to say about them? Issue 32 of Tétralogiques examines these questions, focusing on the concepts of a clinical anthropology, also known as mediation theory, created by linguist and epistemologist Jean Gagnepain (1982, 1991, 1994). The aim is to go beyond the already numerous studies on the uses of AIs and the ethical issues they raise.

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The Revue Droit, Société et Pouvoir invites contributions for its Volume 15, Issue 2 (September 2026). The journal welcomes original research articles as well as theoretical contributions offering rigorous interdisciplinary analyses of contemporary transformations in legal systems, governance structures, political authority and international dynamics.

The following themes are particularly encouraged (non-exhaustive list):

• Legal systems and institutional reforms.
• Social and political rights.
• International relations and global governance.
• Public policy and societal impact.
• Political theories and ideological developments.

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For several years now, the journal Géographie et cultures has been following the transformations of contemporary geography, whether in terms of its objects, methods or ways of transmitting knowledge. As an extension of these reflections, the editorial board would like to devote a thematic issue to the uses, discourses and controversies raised by the recent spread of artificial intelligence (AI), and in particular so-called "generative" AI, in the academic world. In so doing, the aim is to provide food for thought on the uses and non-uses of Artificial Intelligences in the production and dissemination of geographical knowledge.

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Each issue of Nouvelles Questions Féministes deals with a theme proposed by a coordinating group, made up of members of the magazine's editorial board and possibly external specialists. The magazine accepts off-theme proposals for the Champ libre section at all times, and reserves the Grand angle section for thematic contributions. NQF regularly issues calls for contributions on these themes, but not always, when, for example, an issue is put together following a symposium that the editorial board has deemed of interest to the magazine.

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The innovative Sports Atlas is an observatory of sports at different geographical scales. A tool for analyzing the sporting world and the dynamics that run through it, without claiming to be exhaustive, it brings together multiple contributions from researchers in geography and sociology, but also in anthropology, law, economics, history, political science, geopolitics, information and communication sciences, STAPS, as well as experts in digital and dynamic cartography. Going beyond a simple inventory and study of competitive sports, the project is part of a multi-disciplinary and complementary approach to understanding and representing sporting cultures, sport-related issues and their forms of spatialization. A cross-disciplinary project for cartographic development and scientific dissemination aimed at a wider (extra-academic) public, it is certainly inspired by previous reflections and productions, but intends to be an innovative project, drawing on a variety of materials, addressing a multiplicity of themes and questions, and promoting scientific and civic debate.

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Permanent call for thematic dossiers and articles for the "Varia" section of the magazine Genre en séries is a multi-disciplinary peer-reviewed journal devoted to gendered and, more broadly, cultural approaches to media productions. Qualifying under section CNU 71, it has a distribution contract with Presses universitaires de Bordeaux, and is a member of the OpenEdition Journals bouquet.

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This is one of the questions that will drive the 6th edition of the colloquium for doctoral students and young doctors, entitled "Actualité et réactions du droit", to be held on November 17, 2026 at the Faculté de Droit et de Sciences politiques in Nantes. The aim is to discuss and study the various reactions of the law to events of varying degrees of importance. While the law may give the impression of feeding on current events, it also appears that certain subjects and certain types of events do not lead to any evolution, or even lead the legislator to go back on acquired legal norms.

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Universities have traditionally been places for preserving and transmitting knowledge, but today they need to rethink their role in cultural mediation. In the digital age, heritage preservation has gone beyond simple archiving or scholarly commentary to include interactive, immersive and participatory features. However, this technological transition raises a fundamental ethical and aesthetic question: how can we promote heritage, whether tangible or intangible, without betraying it?