En défense de ses collègues masculins, le ministère de l'Intérieur plaide que les 'plaisanteries graveleuses' sont intervenues dans le contexte d'une unité 'dont le mode de fonctionnement favorise la promiscuité, et composée jusqu'alors exclusivement d'effectifs masculins'.
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Auguste Nefftzer considered himself a Hegelian and was attracted to German criticism in Biblical studies. Nefftzer summarized his political position as a liberal Republican as follows: "Anything that promotes education, work, savings and acquisition, and ownership is liberal." ("Tout ce qui favorise l'éducation, le travail, l'épargne et l'acquisition, de la propriété est libéral.") Nefftzer was opposed to universal suffrage at a time when the right had been granted in France for males but was still controversial, and he believed the vote should be reserved for those who are capable of making decisions.
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Dunbar quotes Louis Pasteur's saying that "Chance favors only the prepared mind".Oersted vit tout à coup (par hasard, direz-vous peut-être, mais souvenez-vous que, dans les champs de l'observation, le hasard ne favorise que les esprits préparés), il vit tout à coup l'aiguille se mouvoir et prendre une position très différente de celle que lui assigne le magnétisme terrestre. The prepared mind, Dunbar suggests, is one trained for observational rigor. Dunbar adds that there is a great deal of writing about the role that serendipity ("happy accidents") plays in the scientific method.
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He distributed an assortment of other gifts that had been donated by the Chinese Ambassador to Congo. Gondzia also used the visit to highlight the ongoing revision of the voter rolls in preparation for the 2009 presidential election.Thierry Noungou, "Visite parlementaire : le sénateur Alphonse Gondzia favorise l'accès des populations de Ikouangala à l'électricité", Les Dépêches de Brazzaville, 14 January 2009 . Gondzia was named a Grand Officer of the Congolese Order of Merit on 16 August 2011."Décret n° 2011-502 du 16 août 2011", Journal officiel de la République du Congo, number 34, 25 August 2011 .
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An engraving by Felix Bracquemond of the ending of La Fontaine's fable, 1886 Although there is no known source for the story as such, it has been suggested that La Fontaine had in mind the French proverb la fortune vient en dormant (fortune comes while one sleeps),Andrew Calder, The Fables of La Fontaine: Wisdom Brought Down to Earth, Geneva CH, p.150 used of those who grow rich without exerting themselves.French Wiktionary A pictorial emblem was dedicated to this proposition in Guillaume Guéroult's Le premier livre des emblemes (1550), a book that is considered the source of several more of La Fontaine's fables.French Emblems at Glasgow Emblem 16 has the title Fortune favorise sans labour (Fortune favours those who labour not) and points out in an opening verse that the blind and inconstant goddess disdains those who work hard in her pursuit.
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Pasteur in 1857 Pasteur was appointed professor of chemistry at the University of Strasbourg in 1848, and became the chair of chemistry in 1852. In 1854, he was named dean of the new faculty of sciences at University of Lille, where he began his studies on fermentation. It was on this occasion that Pasteur uttered his oft-quoted remark: "dans les champs de l'observation, le hasard ne favorise que les esprits préparés" ("In the field of observation, chance favors only the prepared mind").L. Pasteur, "Discours prononcé à Douai, le 7 décembre 1854, à l'occasion de l'installation solennelle de la Faculté des lettres de Douai et de la Faculté des sciences de Lille" (Speech delivered at Douai on December 7, 1854 on the occasion of his formal inauguration to the Faculty of Letters of Douai and the Faculty of Sciences of Lille), reprinted in: Pasteur Vallery-Radot, ed.
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These bonds were noted by some media.Le prix de Flore 2009 est décerné : Frédéric Beigbeder favorise son ami, buzz-littéraire.com, 5 November 2009.Le prix de Flore ou la fin du monde, Le Nouvel Observateur, 6 novembre 2009. In 2011, éditions Grasset published his fourth novel, Jayne Mansfield 1967, in the series "Ceci n'est pas un fait divers", a narrative in which he retraced the tragic destiny of the actress. The book was rewarded by the prix Femina on 7 November 2011.Simon Liberati emporte le prix Femina pour Jayne Mansfield 1967, Le Monde, 7 November 2011.Liberati : sexe, drogue et prix Femina, Le Nouvel Observateur, 7 November 2011. Jayne Mansfield sold 35,000 copies, a number judged "disappointing" by the publisher itself; A text rewarded by the Feminina sells on average 155,000 copiesDavid Caviglioli, « Le marque-page de la semaine: d'Ormesson, Liberati, Badiou... », Le Nouvel Observateur, 16 March 2012.
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