Exploiting Britain’s Imperial History: The Polarising Effects of the Culture-War Discourse and the Master Narrative of Nostalgia in Contemporary British Political Rhetoric by Matthias Göhrmann, Dennis Henneböhl

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[Recensão a] MUIR, Edward - The Culture Wars of the Late Renaissance. Skeptics, Libertines, and Opera.... by Jaime Ricardo Gouveia

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Sport as an actor of big politics: Football and its social function by Biljana Prodović Milojković

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Open Literacy: Helen of Troy, Richard Hoggart, Phonic Wars, Greta Thunberg by Hartley John

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Légitimer la participation des femmes à l’effort de guerre en zone nationale pendant la guerre d’Espagne : vers la notion de « guerre totale » by Marie-Aline Barrachina

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L’Université américaine dans le débat public après le 11 septembre by Pierre Guerlain

“…One particular text is chosen for close scrutiny: ACTA’s “Defending Civilization: How Our Universities Are Failing America And What Can Be Done About It” The view taken here is that the atrocities of 9/11 have been instrumentalized in order to further discredit the humanities and social science departments of American universities that have been under attack at least since the so-called “culture wars”. The so-called war on terrorism threatens the civil liberties that some academics wish to preserve.…”
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Dérision de l’étranger et exaltation du Britannique dans l’œuvre de William Hogarth 1697-1764 by Isabelle Baudino

“…There also existed a euphemised version of these armed conflicts, which affected most the emerging British artistic field, namely the cultural war in which Hogarth took an active and creative part. …”
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Make America Great Again as White Political Theology by S. Romi Mukherjee

“…More troubling is how this “spiritual war” articulates itself in the new culture wars and, for some, the inauguration of a geo-political apocalypse which finally resolves the clash of civilizations. …”
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