Patient health education and the challenges of patient participation

The art of translating plausible futures [Thesis]

Some terms such as novlangue, robot or terraforming come from science fiction and are part of our daily life. These words forged in the imagination of writers are intended to immerse the readers by an impression of plausibility in its scientificity or derision. Let's discover how the lexicon of science fiction is translated with Alice Ray's thesis.

The virtual cybermuseum [Thesis].

Exploration of the conditions by which a cybermuseum falls under the figure of the museum and can be said to be virtual. "A properly museum-like figure of the cybermuseum is found in the use of landscape metaphors of large dataset visualization systems, reworked for the heritage field and other digital museum objects. Immersion in an environment that is both aesthetic and cognitive is achieved."

Philosophy and science of robotics

Should we be afraid of robotization? What if we only needed to study the philosophers of yesterday to understand our future tomorrow? Innovation doesn't come out of nowhere, it always has its roots in the decades that precede it.

Complex and chronic traumas [Thesis].

The complex and chronic psychotraumatic dimension can be a blind spot in certain therapeutic approaches. EMDR, a method recognized for its ability to treat trauma by soliciting the body's self-healing capacities, was reformulated in this research to fully integrate the specificities of the complex psychotraumatology of dissociative patients.

Preparing migrants for job interviews [Thesis].

"This research work opens up a space of intersection between an associative activity of training migrants, their encounter with employers and the academic view of these facts. The product of this intersection is analyzed in such a way as to document the gap between recruiter expectations and candidate responses in a field little explored until now: that of a world of solidarity."