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See detail1929 et le populisme aux Etats-Unis. Les cas du père Coughlin et de Huey Long
Jamin, Jérôme ULg

in Provenzano, François; Goin, Emilie (Eds.) Usages du peuple (in press)

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See detailPrediction-focused approaches: an opportunity for hydrology
Hermans, Thomas ULg

in Groundwater (in press)

Our ability to predict the evolution of complex hydrological system is fundamental. For decades, such problems have been solved by calibrating a conceptual model of the subsurface to fit data ... [more ▼]

Our ability to predict the evolution of complex hydrological system is fundamental. For decades, such problems have been solved by calibrating a conceptual model of the subsurface to fit data. Unfortunately, model calibration does not allow a realistic uncertainty quantification, whereas stochastic inversion is often computationally prohibitive. In this contribution, prediction-focused approaches (PFAs) are introduced to overcome those main shortcomings. This new paradigm focused on generating predictions directly from the data instead of generating models. A group of prior models is used to generate the data and the prediction in order to derive a direct relationship between both types of variables. The advantages, limitations and research perspectives are discussed. [less ▲]

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See detailChemotherapy induces alternative transcription and splicing: Facts and hopes for cancer treatment
Lambert, Charles ULg; Garbacki, Nancy ULg; Colige, Alain ULg

in International Journal of Biochemistry and Cell Biology (in press)

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See detailVocal change patterns during a teaching day: Inter- and intra-subject variability
Remacle, Angélique ULg; Garnier, Maëva; Gerber, Silvain et al

in Journal of Voice (in press)

Objectives: To describe the mean voice changes of 22 female teachers during a typical workday, examine the inter- and intra-subject variability, and establish a typology of different voice patterns during ... [more ▼]

Objectives: To describe the mean voice changes of 22 female teachers during a typical workday, examine the inter- and intra-subject variability, and establish a typology of different voice patterns during the workday. Methods: For each participant, fundamental frequency (F0), harmonics-to-noise ratio (HNR), jitter, and shimmer were measured on sustained vowels at the beginning and at the end of the workday, at three different times during the school year. Results: The group mean pattern showed significant increases in F0 and HNR during the workday and significant decreases in jitter and shimmer. However, considerable inter- and intra-subject variability was observed. Based on the variation in the acoustic parameters during the workday, three different voice patterns were identified. The first is characterized by a greater F0 increase during the day, interpreted as a common, appropriate adaptation to vocal load. The second is characterized by a greater increase in HNR during the day and greater decreases in jitter and shimmer, interpreted as hyperfunctional voice production. The third is characterized by greater decreases in F0 and HNR and greater increases in jitter and shimmer, suggesting acute inflammation or muscle fatigue following the workday. Conclusions: The observed variety of vocal patterns during the workday emphasizes the need to study this phenomenon individually and target different types of behaviors in order to develop tailored prevention and treatment methods. [less ▲]

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See detailCultural Marxism : A Survey
Jamin, Jérôme ULg

in Religion Compass (in press)

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See detailCarte géologique de la Wallonie à l'échelle 1:25.000. Stavelot-Malmedy n°50/5-6. Notice explicative.
Lamberty, Pauline ULg; Geukens, Fernand; Marion, Jean-Marc ULg

Book published by SPW/ Editions, Cartes - Révision et 3ème édition (in press)

New geological map of Wallonia that will be published at the scale of 1/25.000, based on a new field work and using previous scientific data produced, since the first edition published in 1899 (Gustave ... [more ▼]

New geological map of Wallonia that will be published at the scale of 1/25.000, based on a new field work and using previous scientific data produced, since the first edition published in 1899 (Gustave Dewalque) at the scale of 1/40,000 by the "Commission Géologique de Belgique" and the second one, published in 1963 (Fernand Geukens) at the scale of 1/25,000 by the Geological Survey of Belgium. [less ▲]

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See detailEpistémologie de la théorie du complot
Jamin, Jérôme ULg

in Cahiers de l'Éducation Permanente (Les) (in press)

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See detailThe Lamps in Central Italy : Typological Comparisons between the Block D Domus at Musarna (VT) and the Schola del Traiano at Ostia Antica (RM)
Motta, Lucie ULg

in Vth International Lychnological Association (ILA) General Congress « Lumen ! » Past, Present and Future (Sibiu, 8-12 septembre 2015) (in press)

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See detailIntroduction. I. The religious agents: the "Isiaci"
Veymiers, Richard ULg; Gasparini, Valentino

in Veymiers, Richard; Gasparini, Valentino (Eds.) The Greco-Roman Cults of Isis: Agents, Images and Practices. Proceedings of the VIth Conference of Isis Studies (Erfurt, May 6-8 – Liège, September 23-24, 2013) (in press)

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See detailTransatlantic Encounters. A Review of Nicolas Labarre’s Heavy Metal, l’autre Métal Hurlant
Crucifix, Benoît ULg

in International Journal of Comic Art [=IJOCA] (in press), 19(1),

Review of Nicolas Labarre, Heavy Metal, l'autre Métal Hurlant, Bordeaux: Presses universitaires de Bordeaux, 2017.

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See detailHyper-réflexivité et perspective en première personne : un apport décisif de la psychopathologie phénoménologique contemporaine à la compréhension de la schizophrénie
Englebert, Jérôme ULg; Stanghellini, Giovanni; Valentiny, Caroline et al

in Evolution Psychiatrique (in press)

Objectives: This paper aims to summarize the hypothesis, which originates in the field of phenomenological psychopathology, of schizophrenic hyperreflexivity, and to discuss the methodological context ... [more ▼]

Objectives: This paper aims to summarize the hypothesis, which originates in the field of phenomenological psychopathology, of schizophrenic hyperreflexivity, and to discuss the methodological context enabling these highly subjective manifestations to emerge. Starting from the seminal hypothesis developed by contemporary psychopathology, that the schizophrenic patients appear to experience a consciousness that finds itself being forced to question phenomena which should be intuitively self-evident, the idea of this present paper is to complete the usual interpretation of schizophrenia as deficit by the hypothesis of an excess functioning of consciousness. Methods: First-person perspective is a qualitative approach completing third-person interpretation, traditional in the field of psychiatry – which consists in the attribution, from an external position, of clinical signs noted independently of the perception expressed by the patient. This first-person perspective focuses on the subjective experience expressed by the individual. To understand schizophrenia according to this perspective, the words of several schizophrenic patients have been collected as part of a clinical device. We used the EASE scale (Examination of Anomalous Self-Experience) with this aim in mind. This scale offers a phenomenologically oriented semi-structured exploration of a set of difficulties revealing anomalies of subjective experience, considered as troubles of self-awareness. EASE has been developed on the basis of self-descriptions by patients suffering from schizophrenic spectrum troubles. This tool allows the co-construction of a language between patient and clinician, focused on the patient’s particular experience and the unique phenomena he endures. Results: Besides the hyperreflexivity phenomena, the qualitative analysis of collected descriptions highlight two important features of schizophrenic being-in-the-world. First a problem of common sense, which addresses the issue of intersubjectivity and the opportunity, for schizophrenic patients, to share a social world. Then the existence of an intercorporeality trouble, since the schizophrenic hyperreflexivity experiences are accompanied by a loss of “common body”, body being the scene where intersubjectivity is performed. Employing EASE, and the ensuing first-person perspective, is relevant in a psychotherapeutic approach; on one hand in the process of acknowledgement of the disease (which has to be made by the patient as well as by the clinician), on the other hand in the communication with families of schizophrenic patients. Conclusions: The phenomenological interpretation offered by the application of a first-person perspective in the understanding of schizophrenic patients experience, as well as the interest showed in the hyperreflexivity phenomenon, suggest an outlook of schizophrenia which isn’t reduced to a deficit interpretation anymore (without denying the latter), and which uncovers not a weakening, but a surprising intensification of consciousness. [less ▲]

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See detailSomes Exemples of a Singular Lamp
Motta, Lucie ULg

in Vth International Lychnological Association (ILA) General Congress « Lumen ! » Past, Present and Future (Sibiu, 8-12 septembre 2015) (in press)

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See detailNotice de présentation du Service d’Histoire de l’art et Archéologie de l’Antiquité gréco-romaine de l’Université de Liège
Morard, Thomas ULg

in Duchesne, Jean-Patrick (Ed.) Bicentenaire de l’ULg (in press)

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See detailLes Lumières de la ville : cinéma des premiers temps et espace urbain
Servais, Christine ULg

in Durand, Pascal; Servais, Christine (Eds.) L'intervention du support. Médiation esthétique et énonciation éditoriale (in press)

Cet article propose une analyse du cinéma des premiers temps comme dispositif de médiation. A partir de l'analyse du corpus des films Lumière portant explicitement sur la ville, et en distinguant les vues ... [more ▼]

Cet article propose une analyse du cinéma des premiers temps comme dispositif de médiation. A partir de l'analyse du corpus des films Lumière portant explicitement sur la ville, et en distinguant les vues "de" la ville des vues "sur" la ville, l'auteur conduit une analyse de la manière dont le cinéma des premiers temps a représenté la ville et de la relation à l'espace public que, ce faisant, il proposait à ses spectateurs. [less ▲]

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See detailSous l’autorité de Rome
Morard, Thomas ULg

in Demoulin, Bruno (Ed.) Histoire de Liège. Une cité, une capitale, une métropole (in press)

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See detailOn the finiteness of the weighted likelihood estimator of ability
Magis, David ULg; Verhelst, Norman

in Psychometrika (in press)

The purpose of this note is to focus on the finiteness of the weighted likelihood estimator (WLE) of ability in the context of dichotomous and polytomous item response theory (IRT) models. It is ... [more ▼]

The purpose of this note is to focus on the finiteness of the weighted likelihood estimator (WLE) of ability in the context of dichotomous and polytomous item response theory (IRT) models. It is established that the WLE always returns finite ability estimates. This general result is valid for dichotomous (one-, two-, three- and four-parameter logistic) IRT models, the class of polytomous difference models and divide-by-total models, independently of the number of items, the item parameters and the response patterns. Further implications of this result are outlined. [less ▲]

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See detailIntroduction. II. The "Isiaci" and their images
Veymiers, Richard ULg

in Gasparini, Valentino; Veymiers, Richard (Eds.) The Greco-Roman Cults of Isis: Agents, Images and Practices. Proceedings of the VIth Conference of Isis Studies (Erfurt, May 6-8 – Liège, September 23-24, 2013) (in press)

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See detailLe populisme aux Etats-Unis
Jamin, Jérôme ULg

in Revue de la Faculté de Droit de l'Université de Liège (in press)

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See detailVieillir en bonne santé dans une société âgiste...
Adam, Stéphane ULg; Missotten, Pierre ULg; Flamion, Allison ULg et al

in NPG. Neurologie - Psychiatrie - Gériatrie (in press)

La vision actuelle du vieillissement est principalement négative, teintée du phénomène d’âgisme (c’est-à-dire toutes les formes de discrimination, de ségrégation ou de mépris fondées sur l’âge). Une telle ... [more ▼]

La vision actuelle du vieillissement est principalement négative, teintée du phénomène d’âgisme (c’est-à-dire toutes les formes de discrimination, de ségrégation ou de mépris fondées sur l’âge). Une telle image de la vieillesse n’est pas anodine. Dans cet article, nous passerons en revue les manifestations de l’âgisme dans notre vie quotidienne, ses origines, ses implications sur nos attitudes, de même que les conséquences qui en résultent pour les personnes âgées. Nous discuterons également de certains enjeux cliniques et éthiques en lien avec ces attitudes âgistes [less ▲]

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