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Linguistics --- 17.01 linguistics: general. --- Linguistics. --- Taalwetenschap. --- Taalkunde. --- Linguistics

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Teachers --- Enseignants

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Base de données contenant des résumés descriptifs des évolutions technologiques dans le domaine des soins de santé et de leurs implications médicales, sociales, éthiques et économiques. HTA comporte différents types d'études parmi lesquelles des synthèses méthodiques de la littérature (systematic reviews), des études cliniques, des enquêtes et des évaluations économiques. Indexation de chacune des notices par l'attribution de descripteurs issus du Medical Subject Heading Thesaurus (vocabulaire contrôlé) permettant d'optimiser la recherche au sein de la base de données

Evidence-based medicine --- Evidence-Based Medicine. --- Médecine basée sur les preuves.

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Religion amongst ordinary men and women in Languedoc in the High Middle Ages is the subject of this book. Focusing on laypeople attached to the Cathar movement, it investigates the interplay between heresy and orthodoxy, and between spiritual and secular concerns, in people's lives, charting the ways in which these developed through life cycle: childhood, youth, marriage and death. This period was one of great upheaval in the region, brought about bythe Church's response to the perceived threat of heresy, and the book also explores the effects of the Albigensian Crusaders and the inquisitors who followed in their wake. It draws on a large range of evidence, including civic and ecclesiastical legislation, contemporary literature and chronicle, and broader scholarship on the region, but its principal sources are the records of inquisitorial tribunals that operated between 1190 and 1330: transcripts of interview and sentencing which represent the closest thing that exists to an oral history of the period. The author teases out the vibrant detail with which these archives document people's lives, developing and illustrating its argument through the recounting of their stories. Chris Sparks gained his doctorate from the University of York; he now works at Queen Mary University of London.

Albigenses --- Cathares --- History --- Histoire --- Albigensians --- Cathari --- Catharists --- Cathars --- Christian heresies --- Albigensian Crusaders. --- Cathar heresy. --- Chris Sparks. --- Heresy. --- High Middle Ages. --- Inquisition. --- Medieval Languedoc. --- Queen Mary University of London. --- Religion. --- University of York. --- childhood. --- death. --- inquisitors. --- laypeople. --- life cycle. --- marriage. --- oral history. --- upheaval. --- youth.