Béranger en prison : « Mes fers sont prêts ; la liberté m’inspire ; Je vais chanter son hymne glorieux » by Sophie-Anne Leterrier

“…The contribution shows how theses incarcerations contributed to its celebrity, who he was abble to present himself as a victim of oppression, through songs and illustrations. …”
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Faut-il encore appeler Louise Michel la Vierge rouge ? by Sidonie Verhaeghe

“…From the nickname of Red Virgin, associated with Louise Michel, the objective of this article is to retrace the itineraries of the sexual question in the celebrity and posterity of this anarchist figure. Three images form the main thread : virgin because deviant, virgin because exceptional, virgin because grieving and mourning. …”
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Le journalisme gagné par la peoplisation by Benoît Grevisse

“…Traditionally identified with the specialized press and show business, celebrity news has extended its journalistic reach into areas where deontology is facing new and complex challenges. …”
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Simenon, un auteur et ses lecteurs : une économie de la grandeur by Véronique Rohrbach

“…It shows what the author – a figure at the crossroads of the person, the character of fiction (Maigret) and the celebrity – does to and for its readers. In seeking to outline principal features of the writer/readers relationship, this article also pays attention to the tensions between symbolic and economic values borne together by an author present at the same time on the commercial, media and literary scenes. …”
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Un classique, une vedette. Les visages médiatiques de Gustave Flaubert (1880-1936) by Marie-Astrid Charlier

“…Flaubert appears in turn as a master and a celebrity, according to a double process of classicisation and stardom of the author. …”
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The Dividing Sword: Basil Bunting’s The Spoils by Jeffrey Twitchell-Waas

“…The late celebrity of Briggflatts has tended to subsume the body of Basil Bunting’s poetry into that poem’s themes and expectations and obscured the underlying assumptions that motivate his work. …”
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The Business of Electing a President by Erik Hieta

“…This article discusses campaign finance as a cultural phenomenon and how it became bound up with celebrity politics and popular perceptions of elitism. …”
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Popular Diets: Ketogenic Diet by Kelsey Gemmill, Daniela Rivero-Mendoza, Wendy J. Dahl

“…The ketogenic diet has become popular due to celebrity endorsement and social media influences. …”
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La Nouvelle-Orléans au XIXe siècle : femmes de couleur libres, femmes de pouvoir ? by Nathalie Dessens

“…The object of the article is to explain the persistent—and even increased—celebrity of Marie Laveau, Henriette Delille, Juliette Gaudin, and Justine Couvent, as opposed to the silence surrounding their white counterparts of the same era. …”
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Popular Diets: Ketogenic Diet by Kelsey Gemmill, Daniela Rivero-Mendoza, Wendy J. Dahl

“…The ketogenic diet has become popular due to celebrity endorsement and social media influences. …”
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Escrituras en escena: Teresa de la Parra y el teatro de lo íntimo by Nathalie Bouzaglo

“…The essay shows how Teresa de la Parra strategically participates in the editorial politics of the lettered city and manages to become a celebrity at a time when fame was not easy for a Latin American woman in the early 20th century.…”
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La principauté médiévale savoyarde by Florentin Briffaz

“…The Savoies are confined to the tabloids (celebrity press, reality TV shows).…”
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Studytube: Educational Bloggers in the Higher Education Ecosystem by K. R. Romanenko, A. Yu. Makareva

“…The phenomenon of studytube was considered through an ecosystem approach, the framework of the “participatory culture”, and the concept of “micro-celebrity”. It was empirically studied through the methodology of digital ethnography and methods of nonparticipant observation, visual analysis of video materials, thematic analysis of texts. …”
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Des images qui dénoncent ? by Damien Darcis

“…Based on the work of Michel Foucault, Jacques Rancière and Étienne Balibar, I would like to show that this paradox is perhaps explained less by the celebrity of Banksy than by the relation of images to space: the Banksy maintain, even perpetuate the divisions of space and the relations between social groups constituting the established order, whereas anonymous images suspend them for a time to make heterotopic places exist.…”
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Conceptualising Fan Persona by Kim Barbour, Mark Stewart

“… The entanglement of identity and performance within fandoms have been central components of fan studies, whether these fans are focused on sports, music, film, television, literature, celebrity, or something else. Their shared interest and investment in the fan object provide fans with common ground on which to build a collective identity, while the fan object can be a rich source of identity markers, from logos and colour schemes to moral values and philosophical positions. …”
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Popularizing Electoral Politics: Change in the 2016 U.S. Presidential Race by Benita Heiskanen, Albion M. Butters

“…The popularization processes include the rise of populism penetrating the U.S. political landscape; a media focus on human interest, rather than policy substance questions; personality politics and celebrity culture at the center stage of the election; and the appropriation and dissemination of popular culture discourses by social media users. …”
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A Digital Archaeology of Early Hispanic Film Culture: Film Magazines and the Male Fan Reader by Anna Torres-Cacoullos, Elizaveta Senatorova

“…Taking as an exploratory case study reader interactivity with the magazine _Popular Film_, analysis of correspondence and published photos of readers participating in reader contests demonstrates that the magazine’s cinema fan base was composed of a strikingly large proportion of readers who were male and that these were ardent enthusiasts of celebrity consumer culture. This is a notable contradistinction to the widely-held idea of the star-struck female movie fan. …”
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Exposed! The Public Life of Carboniferous Fossils in the Burren and Cliffs of Moher UNESCO Global Geopark, Ireland by Eamon Doyle

“…Carboniferous fossils from the Burren and Cliffs of Moher UNESCO Global Geopark, County Clare, Ireland are rated by their promotional potential in the form of celebrity A, B or C-listings. Trace fossils, crinoids, brachiopods, corals and vertebrates are the most exposed to public view at a number of high-profile visitor locations and the relative risk to the fossils to increased public exposure is assessed. …”
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Associations between Thai children’s exposure to unhealthy food marketing and their diet-related outcomes: findings from a national cross-sectional survey by Nongnuch Jindarattanaporn, Bridget Kelly, Salakjit Chuenchom

“…Of all children, 78.8% reported seeing cartoons on food packaging in the past week, while 72.5% had seen a celebrity or online influencer endorses a product. …”
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Digital Identities in The Context of Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence by Sevgi Kavut

“…Digital identity is an identity which involves from records and cultural capital, personal profiles created by interactions between individuals, commented “ I connect therefore I am” with expression, celebrity tag of Descartes “ I think therefore I am” by updating with social media platforms, in YouTube videos. …”
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