¿Representar la legitimidad? Objetos, símbolos y comunicación en las ceremonias públicas del reinado de Fernando I de Aragón by Víctor Muñoz Gómez

“…This purpose is based on the study of the main public ceremonies that were led by the monarch during his brief reign (1412-1416), prominently royal entries in the major cities in the Aragonese monarchy and Coronation festivities at Zaragoza in February 1414.…”
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Los veteranos de la milicia y de los cuerpos francos: nacionalización de la memoria de las guerras civiles y coloniales (1839-1910) by Jordi Roca Vernet

“…This article analyses the organisations of veterans of the militia and irregular army volunteer units, as well as their participation in festivities and commemorations, in order to observe how the narrative of the construction of the Liberal State was transformed. …”
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Mel et sal. Suavité et sévérité de la voix dans Twelfth Night by François Laroque

“…The voices in the play alternate from mellifluous sweetness to discordant fooling in verbal fireworks that prove as ferocious as they are funny and festive.…”
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De la Catedral al cementerio y de la procesión al desfile: festejos nacionales cívico-religiosos en México, 1826-1842 by David Carbajal López

“…In the first decades following independence, Mexican national holidays were based on the Catholic Monarchy's model of festivities: the main setting was the Cathedral, the nation was represented as a corporate body and therefore heterogeneous and hierarchical; the formalities with the authorities were fundamental as they displayed the power of the National’s Patronage. …”
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Appropriation de l’espace terrien et aérien par les cerfs-volants by Cecile Laly

“…We will discuss several issues, namely the influence of kite festivals on environmental management in the long term (the creation or maintenance of an adequate environment on the ground and in the air over the years) and in the short term (the transformation of space during matsuri days). …”
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La comida ritual en las fiestas de las veintenas mexicas : un acercamiento a su tipología y simbolismo by Elena Mazzetto

“…Finally, to tackle the analysis of relationships between a specific food prepared during the festivity of the veintenas and the food prepared for the deceased, presenting an interpretive hypothesis that could explain these similarities.…”
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Drinking in the North of European Russia: From Traditional to Totalising Liminality by Andrei V. Tutorsky

“…I argue that the traditional festivities, and alcohol consumption with the traditional type of liminality, were based on a small amount of sugar and money and also the long period of time required to make beer. …”
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NEW HOLISTIC APPROACH TO CREATIVE TOURISM AND SUSTAINABLE TERRITORIES IN CHI RIVER BASIN, NE THAILAND by Vimoltip SINGTUEN, Elżbieta GAŁKA

“…The area's identity is encapsulated in its slogan highlighting its agricultural wealth, educational an d healthcare development, Buddhism conservation, and traditional festivals. Utilizing Participatory Action Research (PAR), Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD), and SWOT analysis, the Na Ngam 101 project aims to enhance tourism by integrating cultural, geotourism, and gastronomic aspects. …”
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A COMPARISON OF THE LIFE CYCLE RITUALS OF THE MNONG ETHNIC GROUP IN DAM RONG DISTRICT (LAM DONG PROVINCE) AND DAK SONG DISTRICT (DAK NONG PROVINCE) by Thi Thuy Dung Vo

“…In their long residence in these regions and with continuous creativity, the Mnong have created cultural characteristics shown in their customs, beliefs, and festivals. Life cycle rituals are one of them. From a comparative perspective, this article delves into the spiritual beliefs in two areas where many Mnong live, Dam Rong District (Lam Dong) and Dak Song District (Dak Nong), to find similarities and differences in the beliefs and expressions of their life cycle rituals. …”
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Ein Leben für den Fels: Den Körper seinen Gebrauch anpassen by Susann Winsel

“…This paper takes a closer look at the upcoming Mountain Film Festivals, focusing on the aesthetic and social meaning of an imagined mountain and climbing community. …”
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Interrogating Okooro Masquerade: A Structuralists Reading of the Costumes by Segun Omosule

“… There is a gulf between the script and the artist's intention when analyzing indigenous festivals. The task confronting a critic is to isolate the artist's intention and navigate the sea of esoteric through the available tools. …”
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ROLE OF EVENTFULNESS IN SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF NEIGHBORHOODS (CASE STUDY: SHIRAZ, IRAN) by Aeizh AZMI, Khojasteh HASHEMI

“… Festivals have various economic and social impacts at the neighbourhood level, and this paper aimed to explore such impacts. …”
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Investigation and Analysis of Public Participation in the River Chief System——Taking Guangdong as an Example by HUANG Fenghua, HUANG Bensheng, QIU Jing

“…As an important way for treatment and management of rivers and lakes,public participation is an important part of the river chief system.Based on the data of 120 000 public survey questionnaires in Guangdong Province,this paper analyzes the public participation in Guangdong's river chief system from five aspects of public awareness,participation,satisfaction,confidence,and support.The research shows that:public participation in the river chief system is relatively high in awareness,satisfaction,and confidence,but participation and support are obviously insufficient.Based on the analysis results of survey questionnaire,it proposes countermeasures and suggestions to improve the public participation mechanism in terms of establishing laws and regulations for public participation,raising public participation awareness,and setting up exclusive festivals for river protection.…”
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Farewell to Fiestas and Saints? Changing Catholic Practices in Contemporary Rural Oaxaca by Toomas Gross

“…This article discusses recent changes in Catholic festivities, especially the system of fiestas in rural Mexico. …”
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S’organiser entre femmes dans l’Association internationale des travailleurs : l’expérience pionnière de la section féminine de Genève (1864-1876) by Lola Romieux

“…Through the development of solidarity actions (fundraising for strikers, cooperative organization, children’s festivities) and by taking a stand in favor of women’s work, the women activists succeeded in having an impact on the IWA even beyond Swiss borders. …”
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L’imbrication classe et sexe à l’œuvre : parcours identitaires et migratoires chez les personnes trans MtF latino-américaines by Olga L. Gonzalez

“…The paper illustrates important aspects of this environment: it shows how festive imagination rubs shoulders with the ordinary of violence. …”
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« Un néant follement attifé » : macabre et grotesque dans Mesure pour Mesure by Sophie Chiari

“…Therefore, beyond its festive characteristics, the Shakespearean grotesque is particularly dark, and it underlines flaws whose tragic dimension will be clearly seen in a play like King Lear.…”
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Food Safety for the Holiday Season by Soohyoun Ahn, Keith R. Schneider

“… Food is always an important part of holiday festivities, but holiday meals can take a turn for the worse if food safety is not properly practiced when preparing and cooking the food. …”
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Food Safety for the Holiday Season by Soohyoun Ahn, Keith R. Schneider

“… Food is always an important part of holiday festivities, but holiday meals can take a turn for the worse if food safety is not properly practiced when preparing and cooking the food. …”
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L’agir collectif des encadrantes de la petite enfance dans les structures d’accueil by Christine Gautier-Chovelon

“…It makes it possible to consider the real activity of the directors of crib such as it could be described in their daily interactions with the hierarchy, the colleagues, the partners and the parents at the time as of festive activities. The setting from of visibility of this dynamics comes to question its recognition and the production of new less discriminating social reports.…”
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