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La ville sous cloche ?

La ville sous cloche ?

Mathieu Gigot; Arnaud de Lajartre

Editions L'Harmattan
2025
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Malgr certaines contestations politiques r centes, les exigences de sobri t fonci re et du ZAN (z ro artificialisation nette) dict es par la loi dite Climat et R silience du 22 ao t 2021 renforcent, calendrier serr l'appui, le besoin de contenir le d veloppement de la ville prioritairement dans l'enveloppe urbaine existante. Si cette diminution drastique de la consommation fonci re s'impose au nom de l'int r t g n ral des politiques d'urbanisme, elle comporte en elle des effets collat raux qu'il convient d'anticiper. Parmi eux, son impact sur les patrimoines urbains, et en particulier culturels, m rite une attention toute particuli re. Imbriqu s dans les quartiers ou d laiss s dans des friches industrielles, les immeubles potentiellement patrimoniaux, ou d j reconnus comme tels, pourraient disparaitre au profit d'une densification urbaine in vitable, tout comme ils peuvent offrir des opportunit s fonci res de 1er plan par leur localisation comme par leur valeur historique, sociale et paysag re. R unis en colloque Angers en mai 2024 sous la direction d'A. de Lajartre et de M. Gigot, chercheurs et praticiens du patrimoine partagent dans cet ouvrage leurs expertises sur une tension possible entre sobri t fonci re et h ritages urbains.
Ardenne 1944-1945

Ardenne 1944-1945

Mathieu Billa

Orep
2025
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At the end of 1944, the Axis forces led by Nazi Germany seemed to be out of breath. Many Allied soldiers, although stunned by the recent battles of autumn, were turning their minds to the next Christmas party. In the liberated towns, the population benefited from its newfound freedom, but was preparing to face another winter with rationing. On December 16th, to everyone's surprise, Hitler launched his last big offensive in Belgium and Luxembourg, moving through the Ardennes forests. With almost 300,000 committed fighters, he wanted to reverse the course of the war, playing his last card…This book explores the famous Ardenne campaign which took place during the winter of 1944-1945. The German offensive of December 1944 is briefly put in context, and then summarized in its main points. The less well known battles of January 1945 are explored through the fate of the 84th division of the American infantry, which included a 21-year-old German youth named Henry Kissinger, not yet the famous diplomat of the 1960s. This guide presents the battle through the perspective of the combatants, focusing on their daily lives, and showing the human experience of those men and women, military and civilian, who struggled to stay alive during this terrible winter. From Elsenborn to Echternach, and of course, encompassing Bastogne, this book leads you in the footsteps of the fighters.
Conceptions of Cyclicity in Babylonian and Greco-Roman Scholarship
What did ancient Mesopotamian, Greek, and Roman scholars know about the cyclicity of astronomical phenomena, how did they conceptualize cyclicity, and which other phenomena did they consider to be cyclical? This study explores astronomical, astrological, and other scholarly sources, including previously ignored ones, in order to answer these questions. Particular attention is paid to the role of planetary cycles and questions of cross-cultural knowledge transfer. A new account is given of how knowledge of cyclicity, its conceptualization, and its use in predictive practices developed in Babylonia and the Greco-Roman world from the first millennium BCE until Late Antiquity. It is argued that the predictive turn in Babylonian astronomy and astrology led to a new understanding of how astronomical and earthly phenomena are interconnected through time and space. The emergence of horoscopic astrology led to the question of whether human existence is determined by cycles. Even the universe as a whole is governed by cycles according to Plato and later Greco-Roman scholars.