Roselyne et Roselon by Julie Sorel

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Marlène Coulomb-Gully. 2022. Sexisme sur la voix publique by Magali Guaresi

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Multilingualism in Lithuanian Children’s Folklore by Anglickienė Laimutė, Macijauskaitė-Bonda Jurgita

“…Children translate folklore, sometimes word for word, adapt foreign texts, plots, traditions, take over certain genres, or integrate separate words or phrases from other languages into Lithuanian folklore.…”
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Las series chilenas en la era del streaming: Panorama y desafíos para la formación ciudadana by Lorena Antezana Barrios

“…In this text we present an overview of the evolution, lessons and adjustments that the national industry has had to make to adapt to the demands and expectations of the audiences of these platforms and we highlight the genres that have been most strengthened in this instance: historical and thriller. …”
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Dire la conquête et la souveraineté des Hauteville en arabe (jusqu’au milieu du XIIIe siècle) by Annliese Nef

“…The conquests and polity of the Hautevilles of Sicily have been the subject of numerous original Arabic texts in the 12th century and later. Their literary genres are diverse, yet all of them develop the same themes: prowess and military efficiency, establishment of a peaceful realm under a just ruler and the imperial pretentions of the dynasty.…”
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SUC-CORE: A Balanced Corpus Annotated with Noun Phrase Coreference by Kristina Nilsson Björkenstam

“…While most coreference annotated corpora consist of exts of similar types within related domains, SUC-CORE consists of both informative and imaginative prose and covers a wide range of literary genres and domains. This allows for exploration of coreference cross different text types, but it also means that there are limited amounts of data within each type. …”
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Bien-être en cage. Normes juridiques, disciplines scientifiques et système technique by Sam Ducourant

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Marien Gouyon. 2018. Ana Loubia. Ethnographie des homosexualités masculines à Casablanca by Lucille Gallardo

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Introduction by Aurore Turbiau, Mathilde Leïchlé, Camille Islert, Marys Renné Hertiman, Vicky Gauthier

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Pascal Gygax, Sandrine Zufferey et Ute Gabriel. 2021. Le cerveau pense-t-il au masculin ? by Eléonore de Beaumont

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Le matérialisme discursif. Pour une critique féministe de la construction idéologique du « sexe » by Audrey Benoit

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Emilie Noteris. 2020. Alma matériau by Adèle Cassigneul

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La Pérille Mortelle by Typhaine D

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Tommaso M. Milani (éd). 2018. Queering Language, Gender and Sexuality by Carine Martin, Laura Davidel

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Les dictionnaires collaboratifs en tant qu’objets discursifs, linguistiques et sociaux by Kaja Dolar

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Silvia Federici, perspectives pour des écoféminismes incarnés : travail, contre-récit et subsistance by Éloïse Pieragostini

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Anne Garréta, Le moment Queer : désordonner le sexe by Alice Laumier

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Traduire en féministes by Vanina Mozziconacci, Héloïse Thomas, Samantha Saïdi

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Iterativity, agency, and feminism in the Hindu Tij songs of Nepal by Basanti Timalsina, Victoria L. Bergvall

“…Traditional Tij songs often lament women as suffering under parents, brothers, husbands, or in-laws – yet taking joy and solace in celebrating with other women, whereas newer genres of songs may focus on one’s beauty and adornment in new Tij attire available through consumer commodification. …”
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Nicolas Balutet et Florence Lhote (dir.). 2019. Sida. Une écriture au féminin by Cécile Loriato

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