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LECTURE ET CRÉATION CHEZ LE CHEVALIER DE MOUHY /$rAnnie Rivara -- $tSUPERCHERIES ET CONTRADICTIONS DANS LA LIBRAIRIE DU XVIIIE SIECLE: L?EXEMPLE DE MOUHY /$rFrançoise Weil -- $tL?ARGUMENTAIRE DES PÉRITEXTES DE MOUHY /$rKris Peeters -- $tJE EST UNE AUTRE DU PÉRITEXTE FÉMININ DANS QUELQUES ROMANS DE MOUHY /$rCharlotte Simonin -- $tLA MYSTÉRIEUSE AFFAIRE DU SOUTERRAIN: BAVURES ET STRUCTURES DU ROMAN MOUHIEN /$rUgo Dionne -- $tLES RÊVES DE JEANNETTE OU LA SOUMISSION COMBLÉE /$rPaul Pelckmans -- $tLA PAYSANNE PARVENUE EN ANGLETERRE /$rAnnie Cointre -- $tMOUHY, AMATEUR ET VICTIME DU BURLESQUE? A PROPOS DES MÉMOIRES D?ANNE MARIE DE MORAS /$rJean-Paul Sermain -- $tSEXUALITÉ ET TRAGIQUE DANS LA MOUCHE /$rRené Démoris -- $tLA POINTE ET LE MASQUE: ÉCRITURES DU SECRET ET SECRETS D?ÉCRITURE DANS LE MASQUE DE FER /$rAmandine Lefèvre -- $tINSPIRATION ET RENONCEMENT DANS LAMEKIS /$rYves Citton -- $tDU FANTASTIQUE DANS LAMEKIS OU LES SOUTERRAINS DE LA RAISON /$rEmmanuelle Sempère -- $tLES TROIS DERNIERS LIVRES DE LAMEKIS: UN TRAVESTISSEMENT BURLESQUE DE CLEVELAND? /$rFrançoise Dervieux -- $tMOUHY FACE À JACQUIN: LE FINANCIER COMME CONTRE-ARGUMENT POUR UNE AUTONOMIE DU ROMANCIER /$rMichèle Bokobza Kahan -- $tLE DON COMME SYSTÈME DANS LE FINANCIER OU LE RÊVE D?UNE REDISTRIBUTION DES BIENS DIFFUSE ET ANONYME /$rFlorence Magnot -- $tPOUR EN FINIR: LE PROJET DE MOUHY /$rJan Herman -- $tPERSONALIA -- $tTABLE DES MATIÈRES. 330 $a« Démêlé, bagarre et bigarrure, voilà ce qui agite Mouhy sous les dehors de la mondanité ». C?est ainsi que, dans un agréable essai, Patrick Wald-Lasowski définit la carrière de l?énigmatique, imprévisible, prolifique et toujours étonnant chevalier de Mouhy. Ce paria de la République des Lettres bénéficie depuis quelques années d?un regain d?intérêt, ce dont témoignent plusieurs éditions récentes de ses romans. Le moment semble venu de faire le point sur une oeuvre très diversifiée, qui va de la fantaisie délirante de Lamékis au réalisme audacieux de La Mouche , et de dégager du coup quelques nouvelles pistes de recherche, qui touchent, entre autres, à l?histoire de la librairie, aux poétiques du roman d?Ancien Régime et aux arrière-plans politiques insoupçonnés qui se profilent derrière quelques-uns de ses romans. 410 0$aFaux titre ;$vno. 354. 608 $aElectronic books. 676 $a944.0340924 701 $aHerman$b Jan$f 1958-$0893492 701 $aPeeters$b Kris$f 1970-$0893493 701 $aPelckmans$b Paul$0553464 801 0$bMiAaPQ 801 1$bMiAaPQ 801 2$bMiAaPQ 906 $aBOOK 912 $a9910459335603321 996 $aLe chevalier de Mouhy$91995998 997 $aUNINA LEADER 14044nam 22009255 450 001 996466262203316 005 20200706151155.0 010 $a3-642-25489-6 024 7 $a10.1007/978-3-642-25489-5 035 $a(CKB)3390000000021985 035 $a(SSID)ssj0000610036 035 $a(PQKBManifestationID)11372679 035 $a(PQKBTitleCode)TC0000610036 035 $a(PQKBWorkID)10621374 035 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Biomechatronics for Embodied Intelligence of an Insectoid Robot -- Introduction -- Biomechatronic Transfer of Morphological Features -- Bio-inspired Drive Technology for Leg and Body Joints -- Lean Communication on the Robot -- Discussion -- References -- Novel Approaches for Bio-inspired Mechano-Sensors -- Introduction -- Inspiration from Biology -- Related Work -- Approaches for Developing Tactile Sensors for Static Stimuli -- Building Tactile Sensor Arrays Using Piezoresistive Materials -- Flexible Tactile Array Sensor Using Conductive Thread Electrodes -- Flexible Tactile Array Sensor Using Conductive Polymer Electrodes -- Approaches for Developing Tactile Sensors for Dynamic Stimuli -- Experimental Results and Applications -- Data Acquisition -- Classification of Fruits and Vegetables Using Haptic Feedback -- Determination of Tactile Contact Profile of Small Objects -- Determination of Gentle Contact and Vibrations -- Conclusions -- References -- Helping a Bio-inspired Tactile Sensor System to Focus on the Essential -- Introduction -- Previous Work -- Sensor Hardware -- Interpreting Sensor Readings -- Results -- Conclusion -- References -- Robust Dataglove Mapping for Recording Human Hand Postures -- Introduction -- The Human Hand Model -- Mapping from Cyberglove to Human Hand Model -- The Thumb Abduction / Roll Sensor Mapping -- The Finger Spread Sensor Mapping -- The Abduction Sensor Dependency -- Evaluation of the Mapping -- Conclusion -- References -- Software/Hardware Issues in Modelling Insect Brain Architecture -- Introduction -- Insect Brain Model -- Software/Hardware Framework -- Robotic Platforms and Experiments -- Definition of Scenarios -- Conclusion -- References. 327 $aHigher Brain Centers for Intelligent Motor Control in Insects -- Introduction -- Learning and Memory in the Central Complex for Approaching Objects -- Experimental Evidence -- The Central Complex Model -- Intelligent Motor Control beyond the Current Model -- An Integrator for the Orientation in Gradients -- Motor Learning -- A Representation of Body Size in the Brain -- Termination of Inappropriate Behavior -- Conclusion -- References -- An Insect-Inspired, Decentralized Memory for Robot Navigation -- Introduction -- The Model -- Results -- Discussion -- References -- Models of Visually Guided Routes in Ants: Embodiment Simplifies Route Acquisition -- Introduction -- Background -- Overview of Our Approach -- Detailed Methods -- Results -- Summary -- References -- Intelligent Visual Systems -- Robust Object Tracking for Resource-Limited Hardware Systems -- Introduction -- Overview of Tracking System -- Dominant Color-Spatial Based Object Representation -- Dominant Color Mode Extraction -- Spatial Layout of the Dominant Color -- Similarity Measure for Matching -- Cross Bin-Ratio Based Color Similarity Measure -- Spatial Similarity Measure -- Swarm Intelligence Based Searching Method -- Annealed Particle Swarm Optimization -- Integral Image of Model Parameters -- Experimental Results -- Different Object Representations -- Different Similarity Measure -- Different Searching Methods -- Conclusion -- References -- Adaptive Rank Transform for Stereo Matching -- Introduction -- Adaptive Rank Transform -- The Motivation Behind Adaptive Rank Transform -- Adaptive Rank Window -- New Transform Rules -- Comparison between Adaptive and Original Rank Transform -- Obtaining the Match Window from Multiple Rank Windows -- Experiments -- Conclusion -- References -- Real Time Vision Based Multi-person Tracking for Mobile Robotics and Intelligent Vehicles -- Introduction. 327 $aRelated Work -- System Overview -- System Realization -- Visual Odometry -- Object Detection -- Tracking -- Experimental Results -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgments. -- References -- A Method for Wandering Trajectory Detection in Video Monitor -- Introduction -- Algorithm Description -- Target Detection -- Determine the Initial Half-Line -- Calculate the Angle -- Judge the Type of Trajectory -- Experimental Results and Analysis -- Conclusion -- References -- The Design of a Vision-Based Motion Performance System -- Introduction -- Related Work -- System Overview -- Initialization -- Feature Detection -- Feature Tracking -- 3D Point Reconstruction and Display -- Experiments and Analysis -- Conclusion -- References -- Window Function for EEG Power Density Estimation and Its Application in SSVEP Based BCIs -- Introduction -- Experiment Setting -- Subjects -- EEG Recording -- Experimental Paradigms -- EEG Signal and Window Function -- Application in SSVEP -- Method -- Result -- Conclusion -- References -- Efficient Multi-resolution Plane Segmentation of 3D Point Clouds -- Introduction -- Related Work -- Efficient Multi-resolution Segmentation into Planar Segments -- Efficient Normal Estimation through Multiple Resolutions -- Pre-segmentation in Hough-Space -- Segmentation into Connected Components -- Accurate Segmentation through RANSAC -- Coarse-to-Fine Segmentation -- Post-Processing -- Experiments -- Conclusion and Future Work -- References -- 3D Body Pose Estimation Using an Adaptive Person Model for Articulated ICP -- Introduction -- Related Work -- Basic Algorithm -- Human Body Model -- Articulated Iterative Closest Point Algorithm -- Proposed Extensions -- Data Segmentation -- Data Assignment -- Model Adaption -- Self-collision Checking -- Model Initialization -- Experiments -- Conclusions -- References -- Self-optimising Production Systems. 327 $aArtificial Cognition in Autonomous Assembly Planning Systems -- Introduction -- Definitions -- Cognition -- Self-optimization -- State of the Art -- Software Architectures for Cognitive Technical Systems -- Cognitive Technical Systems in Production Engineering -- Assembly Planning Systems -- The Project "Cognitive Planning and Control System for Production" -- Objectives and Approach -- Cognitive Capabilities of the CCU -- Conclusion and Outlook -- References -- Self-optimization as an Enabler for Flexible and Reconfigurable Assembly Systems -- Introduction -- Self-optimizing Functions for Assembly Systems -- Grasp Planning and Configuration -- Quick Automated Commissioning of Assembly Systems after Reconfiguration -- Planar Alignment for a Bonding Process -- Summary and Outlook -- References -- Flexible Assembly Robotics for Self-optimizing Production -- Introduction -- Self-optimizing Assembly Systems -- Research Results -- Intermediate Conclusion -- Research Roadmap -- Enablers for Flexibility -- Enablers for Cognition -- Enablers for Autonomy -- Conclusion -- References -- Meta-modeling for Manufacturing Processes -- Introduction -- Meta-modeling - Definition of Process-Independent Method -- Definition of Process Properties and Model Requirements (B1) -- Selection of Parameters (B2) -- Determination of Process Domain (B3) -- Selection of Data Source (B4) -- Design and Setup of Experiment (B5) -- Generation of Data (B6) -- Selection of Model Class and Structure (B7) -- Implementation of Model (B8) -- Evaluation of Model Quality (B9) -- Conclusion -- References -- Computational Intelligence -- Control Architecture for Human Friendly Robots Based on Interacting with Human -- Introduction -- Intelligent Human Friendly Robot System -- Control Software Architecture for the Service Robot -- Experimental Result of a Control Software Architecture. 327 $aThe Experiment for Clearing Table -- The Addition of a New Function to the Software Architecture -- Conclusion -- References -- Multi-modal Communication Interface for Elderly People in Informationally Structured Space -- Introduction -- Monitoring System for Elderly People -- Universal Remote Controller -- Problem of Usability -- Input Interface -- Information Visualization -- Experimental Result -- Evaluation Result of Screen Design -- Evaluation Result on Handling Ability -- Summary -- References -- Motion Control Strategies for Humanoids Based on Ergonomics -- Introduction -- Simulating Anthropomorphic Multiagent Systems -- Modeling Anthropomorphic Kinematics as Kinematic Trees -- Controlling Anthropomorphic Kinematics as Multiagent Systems -- Processing RULA -- Connecting RULA to Anthropomorphic Kinematics -- RULA Only Considers one Arm at a Time, in Its Original Form It Is Not Assessed for Both Arms at Once -- RULA Is Only Assessed for Single Work Postures, in Its Original Form It Is Not Calculated Continuously -- RULA Only Considers Postures Feasible for Humans, but Humanoids Are Typically Not Restricted to Human Joint Limits -- Motion Control Strategies from RULA -- Interpretation of RULA Scores as ``ergonomic stress -- Reduction of RULA Scores with Nullspace Motions -- Inversion of RULA to Identify Favorable Joint Configurations -- Results -- Conclusion -- References -- Fuzzy Representations and Control for Domestic Service Robots in Golog -- Introduction -- The Situation Calculus and Golog -- Qualitative Fluents and Fuzzy Controllers in Golog -- Fuzzy Fluents -- Fuzzy 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