Arts and humanities

View a dissertation submitted to the UFR ARSH :

• memoirs archived in paper form in the library are listed in the Beluga catalog
• archived electronic dissertations are listed on the Moodle site MEMARSH

=> Some of these works can be consulted under certain conditions. Please contact IST department.

Distribute your memoir:

You have already submitted your dissertation for institutional archiving.
Distributing your dissertation allows you to :

• contribute to the promotion of work in the human sciences
• increase visibility
• facilitate documentary research
• to protect it!

The Internet, yes... But plagiarism?

As the author, you have a right of paternity over your dissertation.
By posting your dissertation on DUMAS, you can prove that it was written by you, thanks to the date of filing associated with it!
Not all dissertations published on DUMAS are free of copyright. The " Creative Commons "available on the DUMAS database allow you to specify the terms of use of your work. By default, we choose "Attribution, non-commercial use, non-modification", one of the most protective clauses in the event of plagiarism!

Don't forget :

• that a paper document can still be copied and reworked... in complete secrecy, years after your presentation.
• the more visible a document is (on the Internet), the more recognizable the plundering.
• there are powerful plagiarism detection tools available

For all these reasons, just one address: DUMAS