Strength in Numbers. A Short Note on the Past, Present and Future of Large Historical Databases by Lionel Kesztenbaum

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La question du genre. Entretien avec Joan W. Scott by Joan W. Scott, Bruno Perreau

“…Looking back on her own career, she questions the methods of historical analysis and sheds a new light on the public debate of the veil. …”
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Les chanteuses à la barre by Mélanie Traversier

“…On this basis, this article falls within the conjunction of a dual recent historiographical renewal considering the performing arts: on the one hand, the history of the relationships between law, legal practices and drama; on the other hand, the history of opera and vocal performances revisited by the gender studies.…”
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Publication and Recognition: Kay Boyle and the O. Henry Award by Christine HAIT

“…The Introductions offer evidence of Boyle’s influential role as a writer of popular and critically acclaimed short fiction. Knowing the history of the O. Henry Award (including criteria for evaluation, series editors, judges, and winners) and Boyle’s history with the Award helps readers to understand her short story publishing history and to appreciate her career in the context of other writers.…”
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La lenga d’òc sus lo riddim by Sylvan Chabaud

“…Their relationship with the langue d'oc, their involvement in the social sphere, their relationships and differences, their individual and collective evolution over a career spanning almost forty years : these are all avenues to try to understand the place they occupy in the history of the Chanson Occitane, between rupture and continuation.…”
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Emilie Oléron Evans, Transferts culturels et historiographie de l'art : le cas de Nikolaus Pevsner (1902-1983) by Émilie Oléron Evans

“…Our research focuses on methodological, institutional and historiographical transfers that made Pevsner’s career into a milestone in the historiography of art, architecture and design. …”
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No Smoke without fire? Mrs Garnett and the Russian Connection by Claire Davison-Pegon

“…This article charts the career and astonishing output of the translator Constance Garnett, whose English-language version of the Russian classics at the turn of the nineteenth century contributed directly to the “Russian fever” that took hold of the reading public. …”
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« La sexualité est forcément politique ». Entretien avec Jeffrey Weeks by Jeffrey Weeks, Marion Maudet, Cécile Thomé

“…This interview with Jeffrey Weeks provides an overview of his work in the history and sociology of sexuality. After returning to his main influences, and to the social and political context in which he began his research career, he emphasized the scientific and political importance of studies on sexuality. …”
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Configurações territoriais dos cursos de formação de professores de Sociologia no Brasil (1934-2017): disputas e implicações by Cristiano das Neves Bodart, Caio dos Santos Tavares

“…Deconcentration, in turn, is a result of complex changes stemming from recent disputes in the political field, the rise of reformist groups, the devaluation and the increasing precariousness of the teaching career, and the expansion of the demand for Sociology teachers in all Brazilian states.…”
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Upper Secondary School Students’ Learning at Work: The Effect on Agency in School by Maria Erss, Krista Loogma

“…The interviews showed that students develop skills related to, e.g., self-regulation, self-awareness, career-awareness, social skills and self-confidence through work.…”
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Transformasi Kesehatan melalui Perbaikan Sanitasi: Kiprah dr. Budi Laksono sebagai Relawan Kesehatan, 1991-2019 by Ckrystin Natalia Hutapea, Mahendra Pudji Utama

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The Montreal General Hospital Pain Centre (1974-2000): The Contributions of Ronald Melzack by Mary Ellen Jeans, Joseph Stratford, Paul Taenzer, Sandra Lefort, Kathleen Rowat

“…The article begins with a recounting of those individuals and events that inspired Ron early in his 'pain career' to pursue his dream of a multidisciplinary pain centre, the first of its kind in Canada. …”
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Un terrain d’expérimentation au long cours : Robert Lafont et la Revue des langues romanes by Philippe Gardy

“…The inventory and periodization of his collaborations allow us to sketch a portrait, the time having passed, of an original personality, between medievalism, linguistics, Occitan literary history and cultural anthropology.…”
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The Genre of a Grant Proposal in the Modern Teaching Context: Challenges and Possibilities by T. B. Alenkina

“…During its thirty-year history in Russia, grants have become a traditional and even routine practice for every Russian PhD student and an early-career researcher. …”
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Le Hall d’exposition de l’aéroport du Bourget by Hélène Caroux

“…It is also an emblematic creation in the career of the architect André Granet, a fervent defender of all things aeronautical. …”
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THE TRAGEDY OF FELIX FRANKFURTER: FROM CIVIL LIBERTIES AND CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVIST TO REACTIONARY JUSTICE by Paul Finkelman

“…In the end Frankfurter was far too often on the wrong side of history, liberty and the law, and even legal ethics. …”
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Tatars in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in the 14th–16th Centuries by Yaroslav Pylypchuk

“… This article is dedicated to the history of the Tatars in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. …”
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Origin and Position of the Translations of Three French “Commentary” by Mohammad Taghi Ghiasi by Sara Tabatabae

“…Mohammad Taghi Ghiasi started his career of translator with the translation of a number of literary criticism books, including a Commentary on the Red and the Black of Stendhal, a Commentary on The Stanger of Camus and a Commentary on the Nausea of Sartre. …”
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HUMPHRY DAVY NAS PÁGINAS DE PERIÓDICOS BRASILEIROS DO INÍCIO DO SÉCULO XIX by Luiz C. A. Barbosa, Pedro G. M. Gomes, Carlos A. L. Figueiras

“…Humphry Davy (1778-1829) occupies a singular place in the history of science. His career flourished after the great systematizations carried out at the final decades of the eighteenth century and the early years of the following century. …”
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„In der englischen Sprache zu schreiben war eigentlich eine Zumutung für mich“ by Dirk Weissmann

“…This paper aims to analyze the unusual linguistic position of this important author from the German theatre’s recent history. For this purpose, we propose to contextualise Tabori’s career among other comparable cases of multilingualism in the 20th century German literature. …”
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