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Alzheimer's disease affects us more and more. We all know someone more or less close to us whose life is turned upside down by the appearance of the first symptoms and their evolution. If you are over 65 in 2050, you will have a nearly 10% chance of being affected by a neurocognitive disease such as Alzheimer's, according to the Fondation Vaincre Alzheimer. This is almost twice as much as today , when one million people over 65 are already affected. Alzheimer's disease is scary. For everyone. But it is difficult to imagine what an Alzheimer's patient goes through, what...

Who is this quote from? Not easy... Yet this is an author and a text that we all know and that even very young children know! It is from Charles Perrault in Little Red Riding Hood . The moral of this tale is beyond doubt as to its aim to warn young girls of the dangers of men . You will find the full quote at the end of this post. You can find this tale, in three albums with very different graphic universes, on the Storyplayr website. Your child will have the opportunity to listen to the tale told...

University books published by the Chemins de tr@verse publishing house are now available on a new site: https://sites.google.com/chemins-de-traverse.fr/universitaire/accueil/chemins-itliques?authuser=0 The academic journals Les cahiers d’AllHis and PRISMI are freely accessible.

Here is an interesting article published in the media of the Society of Italianists of Higher Education on June 27, 2016. Ludovico Ariosto, The Comedy of the Chest and Taken for Each Other Introduction, translation and notes by Pauline Rougier Neuville Sur Saône, Crossroads , Coll. Chemins it@liques , 2014, 280p. Pauline Rougier's translation is an unpublished translation (the last translation dates from the 19th century) of two "minor" plays by Ariosto. She presents the editions and codices on which she worked as well as a chronology of the translations: in the 16th century, in 1552, that of Jean Pierre...

Here is a review of the book " War Staged ", edited by Jean-François Lattarico: http://www.sies-asso.org/recensions/epoque-moderne/1609-la-guerre-mise-en-scene Happy reading!