Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Sep 29, 2006 09:44
17 yrs ago
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French term
plaidoyer
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urban development
Entre fascination pour le progrès technique et déceptions de certains usagers, plusieurs processus présentés permettent de comprendre comment certaines réalisations, qui visent l'accessibilité pour tous ou l'adaptabilité à certaines formes de handicaps, se diffusent tandis que d'autres restent peu présentes et peu usitées. Ces résultats fondent une posture scientifique, ils esquissent aussi une forme de ***plaidoyer***.
This is from the blurb on a book on design and urban development. I'm not sure exactly what they mean by 'plaidoyer' here - advocacy? lobbying? or what?
Many thanks in advance for any ideas!
Sheila
This is from the blurb on a book on design and urban development. I'm not sure exactly what they mean by 'plaidoyer' here - advocacy? lobbying? or what?
Many thanks in advance for any ideas!
Sheila
Proposed translations
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3 | advocacy |
Carmen Schultz
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3 | policy |
Piotr Burzykowski
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3 | you may have to rewrite the sentence... |
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Proposed translations
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advocacy
In this context it refers to advocacy
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Note added at 4 hrs (2006-09-29 14:27:21 GMT)
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Note: The idea seems to be on social processes where accessibility and adaptability are important so that those with certain handicaps or limitations have "access"; the end result of these social processes is thus giving rise to a sort of "advocacy" ...
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Note added at 4 hrs (2006-09-29 14:27:21 GMT)
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Note: The idea seems to be on social processes where accessibility and adaptability are important so that those with certain handicaps or limitations have "access"; the end result of these social processes is thus giving rise to a sort of "advocacy" ...
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Comment: "Many thanks to all of you for your replies. In the end, I think advocacy is the term that best fits my context. Thanks again.
Sheila"
34 mins
policy
they suggest a policy
2 hrs
you may have to rewrite the sentence...
it is making a plea for something/something the case for something
they form the basic premises/elements of case in favour of something
in themselves they are the nucleus of a supportive case.
Frankly this is direction you should be looking in but I would have to have more context to be more precise
HTH
they form the basic premises/elements of case in favour of something
in themselves they are the nucleus of a supportive case.
Frankly this is direction you should be looking in but I would have to have more context to be more precise
HTH
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