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Hate crimes the targeting of individuals for verbal or physical abuse because of their group membership because of the direct consequences for the targeted victims but because they send messages of hate and show that members of victimised communities experience intergroup emotions because of empathy for the direct experience of more than one emotion simultaneously seems to be a particularly powerful motivator of various membership - are extreme examples of prejudice and they illustrate the significant hostility that certain groups Rupert Brown (School of Psychology, University of Sussex, UK) - Séminaire CLLE LTC Understanding the indirect effects of hate crime
a modal statement of the form S ought to implies a corresponding modal statement of the form S can Sinnott-Armstrong interpretation of the issue is available as well namely whether a modal statement of the form S must An open question in the semantics of modals is the relation between different modal flavours. In this Prete and Miklos Kurthy I consider the thorny issue of whether ascribing to an agent the obligation to implies must implies S can . It is the latter formulation of the issue that is in our focus. We show that S must Luca Barlassina (University of Sheffield) - Séminaire CLLE ERSS (14 h/16 h - Salle E412) A semantic account of Ought Implies Can
Professeur invité : Henning Radke (University of Amsterdam)
quantified in a form of a human pressure index HPI . Patterns of spatio-temporal evolution of the HPI agree Assessment of past anthropogenic modifications of land-cover dynamics is key to understanding the human rapid increase of the human pressure around 1200 1700 BP and a significant increase of agriculture-related non-agricultural activities. The results of our study suggest that vegetation cover of the Mid-Holocene substantially differed from the state of potential natural vegetation PNV due to cumulative effect of early human alterations land-cover modifications throughout the second half of the Holocene. Population estimates correlate with values in the Mid-Holocene suggest significant impact of early agricultural and pre-agricultural human practices time-cumulative human impact on European land-cover of second half of the Holocene
at the expense of the historical Saramaka Creole area. Recent roads sticking each bank of the Oyapock River Attachments: The Case of the Oyapock Watershed (French Guiana, Amapá State of Brazil)
Synthesis The abundance of Taxus suggests a limited role of fire whilst the observed levels of Taxus Corylus and The extinction of so many large herbivores during the last 50 000 years and the loss of megaherbivores with the loss of diverse disturbance regimes likely contributing to the divergence of Holocene vegetation herbivores alive today in Europe are only a small remnant of the large species that existed in high diversity megaherbivores body weight 1000 kg from most of the continent before the Pleistocene Holocene transition is likely Higher abundance of disturbance-favoured trees and shrubs in European temperate woodlands prior to the the late-quaternary extinction of megafauna
quantification of past land cover by using alternative datasets of relative pollen productivities RPPs one of the our understanding of landscape dynamics making it possible to assess the past effects of environmental variables pollen-based reconstructions of plant cover in Europe at a spatial resolution of 1 1 over the Holocene last last 11.7 ka BP using the Regional Estimates of VEgetation Abundance from Large Sites REVEALS model. This present the most accurate and reliable generation of REVEALS reconstructions across Europe so far. This the Effect of Relative Pollen Productivity on the REVEALS Model: A Validated Reconstruction of Europe-Wide
socio-ecological legacies of centuries-old charcoal making practices in a mountain forest of the northern Pyrenees
other applied fields of climatology as well. To describe the climatic context of this urbanized area the the potential for use of this approach this information is applied to the study of changes in local weather weather types in terms of frequency and intensity within a series of future climate projections a classic approach to facilitate analysis and communication of climate information in local climate studies. Presented the local weather types that explain the plurality of weather situations Toulouse faces are presented in In this paper, Hidalgo and Jougla propose the use of weather-typing techniques for urban planning and In their work, they carry out a study for the city of Toulouse and include software that enables anyone On the use of local weather types classification to improve climate understanding: An application on on the urban climate of Toulouse
more comprehensive view of the elements of game design that affect the feeling of enjoyment as well as its are discussed such as further investigation of the effects of both player and game characteristics diversity factors systematic use of standardized scales to measure enjoyment and use of multidimensional scales hal-04110722 Enjoyment is a widely assessed dimension of the video game player s experience. A systematic review showed that the studies covered major aspects of game design such as in-game contents input output Games: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis of the Effects of Game Design Choices
