THE CONCEPT OF THE «BLACK HUNDREDS» IN THE SOVIET HISTORICAL SCIENCE: RUNNING IN CIRCLES by G. A. Ivakin

“…During the Soviet period, the right monarchism was considered by historians of our country as part of general methodological approaches to the study of non-proletarian parties. As ideological and political antagonist of Bolshevism, the Black Hundreds were interpreted as the most reactionary political movement of pre-revolutionary Russia. …”
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Usages de Facebook dans l’évènementialisation de la construction d’une communauté transnationale by Sarah Rakotoary

“…In fact, there is a proletarian diaspora, an elitist diaspora but also a socio-economic diaspora.…”
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La critique littéraire de Maurice Nadeau dans France-Observateur en 1954 by Élodie Chevreux

“…We will see that several tensions are at work, between proletarian and avant-garde literary choices, between ancient and modern criticism, between journalistic criticism (ephemeral) and scholarly criticism (which builds a new literary history).…”
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Vivimos en una noche oscura ou la voi(e)x de la révolte chez César Muñoz Arconada by Claude Le Bigot

“…However, Arconada did not adopt the style of proletarian poetry. By choosing the long verse form, he gives his speech an unprecedented epic breath, anxious to bring language revolution and social advancement together.…”
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Camil Baciu by Mihai Iovănel

“…Starting from his socialism-realism beginnings with propaganda sketches written form Communist newspapers or with rudimentary science-fiction novellas treating themes as anti[1]proletarian development of capitalist technologies like robots and atomic bombs, the essay analyzes Baciu’s gradual literary fulfillment in the Fantastica Romania field of the 60s. …”
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À propos de quelques décalages de l’historiographie de l’anarchisme espagnol by Michel Ralle

“…These standards implied an extremely meticulous, constantly updated knowledge of social conditions in lower class and proletarian milieux, – and not only in the Andalusian countryside, as well as a critical approach (including political and cultural references), to the historiography of Spain’s anarchism. …”
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La morale sexuelle, la famille et les droits reproductifs vus par le réseau transnational des femmes communistes dans les années 1920 by Daria Dyakonova

“…The bourgeois family had to give way to a proletarian unit where two individuals would be free and independent. …”
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Anatema capitalismului în presa românească din anii 1949–1950 – campanii – by Lucian Chişu

“…The author presents some of the „campaigns” of this short period, in which the „themes” of the communism’s superiority over the capitalism, of the proletarian internationalism over the idea of a nation or of the social realism over the decadent cosmopolitism take the nonsensical shapes of the class struggle. …”
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Nossos passos vêm de longe: Almerinda Farias Gama e o ativismo político de uma mulher negra na construção da luta feminista brasileira by Patrícia Cibele Tenório

“…She led the association proposed by the Ala Moça do Brasil, joined the founding of the Socialist Proletarian Party of Brazil (PSPB), and also turned into a combative activist in the union movement in Rio de Janeiro, in the first years of government of President Getúlio Vargas. …”
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Sharing in Action: The Systemic Concept of the Environment in Aleksandr Bogdanov by Rispoli Giulia

“…By referring to biological, ecological and cognitive levels of cybernetic organization, I argue that Bogdanov’s tektological polymorphic idea of the environment embraces different dimensions of the systemic discourse, and can also be useful in understanding the process of knowledge creation underlying the idea of a proletarian culture.…”
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Deux visions du noir : le roman Jack’s Return Home de Ted Lewis et le film Get Carter de Mike Hodges by Christophe BROCHIER

“…With the story of a London gangster returning home to the North to avenge his brother, Lewis wanted to offer a thriller that was also, fundamentally, a reflection on the two types of destiny that await the sons of working-class people: the proletarian or the hoodlum. Hodges, by choosing to do away with flashbacks and voice-over narration, and by casting Michael Caine in the central role, has created a violent, erotic thriller centred on revenge. …”
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Producing the Popular: John Monk Foster and the ‘Industrial Romance’ by Michael Sanders

“…The article argues that despite its resolutely and recognisably proletarian milieu, class conflict is almost entirely absent from A Pit-Brow Lassie which posits instead a cross-class moral code based on the work ethic. …”
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Institute of Philosophy of St. Petersburg State University: Pages of History by S. I. Dudnik

“…Then philosophy was used in the struggle for “proletarian science.” In the 60s it gained relative independence, promoted the development of the theory of cognition, sociology and theory of values. …”
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“Новая литература не возникает как пистолетный выстрел в ночи”. Об институциональных границах первых советских массовых писательских объединений... by Dar’ia Moskovskaia, Vagif Guseinov

“… The article discusses early Soviet literary institutions that took on the mission of uniting the writers’ forces: VAPP (the All-Russian Association of Proletarian Writers), whose institutional practices exhibit a pronounced sectarian nature and confrontational strategies, closely related to the early Proletkul’t, and demonstrate a distinctly ‘creative’ class-based nature; FOSP (the Federation of Soviet Writers), whose institutional nature was instrumental and artificial, this institution being “the first real example of the party’s concern for establishing basic conditions for the growth of new culture in the early years of the new regime” (Metcalf); and the Organizing Committee of the Union of Soviet Writers (SSP), which, despite sharing some similarities with FOSP, fundamentally differed from the latter through direct party leadership and funding, and gradually became a state structure – the Union of Soviet Writers. …”
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Environmental Influences on Young Adult Male Height. A Comparison of Town and Countryside in the Netherlands, 1815-1900 by Jan Kok, Erik Beekink, David Bijsterbosch

“…We contrast an early industrializing town, with a typical proletarian sub-culture of tile bakers and a significant middle class (Woerden in the province of South-Holland) to an agrarian community (the village of Akersloot and surrounding area in the province of North-Holland). …”
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Environmental Influences on Young Adult Male Height. A Comparison of Town and Countryside in the Netherlands, 1815-1900 by Jan Kok, Erik Beekink, David Bijsterbosch

“…We contrast an early industrializing town, with a typical proletarian sub-culture of tile bakers and a significant middle class (Woerden in the province of South-Holland) to an agrarian community (the village of Akersloot and surrounding area in the province of North-Holland). …”
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Environmental Influences on Young Adult Male Height. A Comparison of Town and Countryside in the Netherlands, 1815-1900 by Jan Kok, Erik Beekink, David Bijsterbosch

“…We contrast an early industrializing town, with a typical proletarian sub-culture of tile bakers and a significant middle class (Woerden in the province of South-Holland) to an agrarian community (the village of Akersloot and surrounding area in the province of North-Holland). …”
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Environmental Influences on Young Adult Male Height. A Comparison of Town and Countryside in the Netherlands, 1815-1900 by Jan Kok, Erik Beekink, David Bijsterbosch

“…We contrast an early industrializing town, with a typical proletarian sub-culture of tile bakers and a significant middle class (Woerden in the province of South-Holland) to an agrarian community (the village of Akersloot and surrounding area in the province of North-Holland). …”
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Ahmad Yasavï héros des nouvelles républiques centrasiatiques by Thierry Zarcone

“…This paper attempts to analyse these interpretations in relation with Central Asian culture and society and to explain how Ahmad Yasavi's writings inspired the Muslim modernists (jadid) of the 19th-20th centuries who have depicted him as a nationalist, proletarian and socialist poet, and why during the SSSR, after the assassination by Stalin of the last jadid, he was on the contrary, considered as a feodalist, a bourgeois and an apostle of the reactionary dogma, in a sense a « cursed saint ». …”
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Social security for special categories of disabled people in the Ukrainian SSRin the 1920s. by Olha Murashova, Yurii Zinko

“…At the same time, despite the low size of social payments, the very fact of her appointment, the Soviet authorities tried to testify their value to the proletarian state. Social protection of special categories of the disabled, which included the Red Army, the disabled of the World War І and the Civil War, family members of the dead military, persons who had special merits before the Soviet state, was carried out by the People's Commissariat of Social Security through its departments on the ground at the expense of the state budget. …”
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