FOREWORD by B. Ott, V. Kessler

“…The occasion of the conference was the celebration of 20 years of partnership between the two institutions. …”
Get full text

« Le cadavre est à terre et l’idée est debout » : le souffle communard sur la scène contemporaine by Nathalie Coutelet

“…The « Commune » remains a fruitful source of inspiration for many contemporary shows, less to celebrate history than to transpose the communard utopia into our current events or to glorify this popular and poetic impetus. …”
Get full text

New York May Day Parades and the Photographic Rhetoric of Early 20th-Century Labor Rights Activism by Klara Stephanie Szlezák

“…Press photographs of the annual May Day parades in New York City, taken for and distributed by Bain News Service, depict immigrant workers as they march through Manhattan both to celebrate their labor and demand more rights. In contrast to many contemporary images of immigrant workers as downtrodden and in need of bourgeois charity, in these photographs the workers appear as proud, confident, and capable agents in the struggle for labor rights.…”
Get full text

NATIONAL RESEARCH NUCLEAR UNIVERSITY MEPHI: TRANSFORMATIONS FOR LONG-TERM SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT by Editorial article

“…In November 2017 the National Research Nuclear University MEPhI will celebrate its 75 year anniversary. In his interview to the journal, the Rector of MEPhI Prof. …”
Get full text

KURSK STATE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY: PAST AND PRESENT by Viktor A. Lazarenko

“…Kursk state medical university celebrates its 80th anniversary in February 2015. Today it rapidly develops a large scientific and educational center and has a high rating among medical schools and universities in the country. …”
Get full text

De la licéité du Mawlid by Nejmeddine Khalfallah

“…‘Āshūr endeavoured to demonstrate the lawfulness of this commemoration by interpreting certain verses, on the one hand, and by endorsing the jurisprudential opinions (fatwā-s) of his predecessors, on the other hand, to finally deduce that celebrating the Mawlid is a “good way” (maslak hasan). …”
Get full text

Teen Birth Rates Decline by Suzanna Smith

“…“Parents and others who are concerned about teenagers having babies have reason to celebrate. According to the nonprofit research organization Child Trends, the teenage birth rate for 15-19 year olds is at the lowest point in over 40 years. …”
Get full text

Teen Birth Rates Decline by Suzanna Smith

“…“Parents and others who are concerned about teenagers having babies have reason to celebrate. According to the nonprofit research organization Child Trends, the teenage birth rate for 15-19 year olds is at the lowest point in over 40 years. …”
Get full text

La Vénus Jōmon, grande oubliée du panthéon des arts japonais ? by Chloé-Alizée Clément

“…Since then, its significance has changed dramatically: sometimes adored and celebrated, sometimes neglected and forgotten, the Jōmon Venus has had a huge impact in the context of the rise of the Nihonjinron historical school. …”
Get full text

50 Years of the Journal of the Brazilian College of Surgeons: History, Evolution and Future Prospects by GERSON ALVES PEREIRA JUNIOR, ANDREIA CRISTINA FEITOSA DO CARMO, JULIA CASTRO NEVES, RAMIRO COLLEONI NETO

“…ABSTRACT This article celebrates the 50th anniversary of the continuous publication of the Journal of the Brazilian College of Surgeons (RCBC), revisiting its trajectory from the beginning to the present day. …”
Get full text

Cronologia vieții literare românești (1993–1996): romanul Moromeţii by Bianca Burța-Cernat, Lucian Chișu, Oana Soare, Paul Cernat, Andrei Milca, Ion Oprișan

“…We hereby present comments referring to Marin Preda and his work, mainly regarding his novel The Moromete Family, as sixty years are celebrated from its publishing, using excerpts of the four volumes of the Romanian Literary Chronology – the Post-Communist Period, coordinator Eugen Simion, the Publishing House of the National Museum of Romanian Literature, 2015 (under printing). …”
Get full text

Economic Policy of the German Empire from 1871 — Lessons for Today? by ZG Überblick

“…Abstract The German Empire celebrates its 150th birthday in 2021. The founding of the Empire coincided with the second phase of industrialisation, which began in the second half of the 19th century and increasingly accelerated. …”
Get full text

D’une commémoration à l’autre. La Bataille d’Ayacucho dans la mémoire et les relations colombo-péruviennes, 1824-1974 by Roger Pita, Daniel Emilio Rojas

“…By focusing on three key historical moments – the immediate celebration, the centenary, and the sesquicentennial – it illustrates how the memory of the battle has been reinterpreted within the national narratives of Colombia and Peru, shaped by political and diplomatic needs. …”
Get full text

Os convivas da morte no banquete das almas: presença de eguns em um conto de João Antônio by Gilberto Figueiredo Martins

“…In the short story analyzed in this essay - "Eguns" - João Antônio (1937-1996), a writer from São Paulo, presents a narrator who describes in detail an unusual religious celebration held in Bahia, meant for the cult of ances- tors. …”
Get full text

La transformación urbana de Santiago de Chile: finanzas, obras públicas y discurso político (1870-1910) by Enrique Fernández Domingo

“…Our work aims to show the historical process of transformation of Santiago that takes place between the urban project Benjamín Vicuña Mackenna and works made for the celebration of the centenary of the country’s independence.…”
Get full text

The bequest of Pedro Domingues, 1335: the foundation of a chapel in honour of Dona Branca, princess of Portugal, in the church of Santa Justa of Coimbra by Maria Amélia Álvaro de Campos

“…In 1335, Pedro Domingues, who identified himself as servant and squire of Dona Branca, princess of Portugal, made his will in which founded one chapel to celebrate his soul, the soul of his family and the soul of the princess Dona Branca. …”
Get full text

Generational Shadows: Parties of Memory and Hope in El Salvador by Ellen Moodie

“…At its core are stories shared by a rising generation of young, middle-class activists with little or no direct memory of the 1980-1992 civil war — and their parents, who lived the war and celebrated the 1992 peace agreements. I contend that the way different generational memories took form, and the form their stories took, emerged from the liberal orientations that permeated the political trajectories of the activists and their parents. …”
Get full text

Banalización de la violencia y usos políticos del culto a los « mártires » y « caídos » de la « Cruzada » en el primer franquismo by Jesús Alonso Carballés

“…The article focuses on the inaugurations of the war’s monuments and mausoleums built in the Basque country, paying special attention to the francoist political leader’s speeches, fiercely patriotic preachments, in which the celebrations of sacrificed people examples was elaborated as the only way to allow the dictatorship to survive.…”
Get full text

‘How the Hell Did You Wind Up in Australia?’ or You Teach What You Know by Julie Robert

“…This personal narrative explores how my own experiences of cultural adaptation—navigating new customs, language quirks, and everyday challenges—mirror those of the students I teach. This reflection celebrates 30 years of International Studies at UTS, expressing gratitude for a career that intertwines my cultural roots with a global academic community, and underscores the importance of empathy and shared experiences in fostering intercultural understanding. …”
Get full text

“There is a community of mind in it”: Quoting Shakespeare in the Eighteenth Century by John Mullan

“…The acceptance and celebration of a vernacular canon of English Literature, with Shakespeare’s drama at its heart, gave rise to the art and pleasure of quoting Shakespeare. …”
Get full text