Green gram and black gram: prospects of cultivation and breeding in Russian Federation by M. A. Vishnyakova, M. O. Burlyaeva, M. G. Samsonova

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Risk, Disappointment and Distraction in Keith Gessen’s All the Sad Young Literary Men by James Peacock

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Obraz starých Řeků v Carionově kronice. Příspěvek k dějinám recepce antiky by Matěj Novotný

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Dickens and the American Millennium: The Uniformitarian Argument of Martin Chuzzlewit by Nancy Aycock Metz

“…He depicts human beings as small and vulnerable against ancient earthscapes of ocean, plain, forest, and wilderness, and exposes as myopic the narcissism of the vaunting, needy ego, with its self-centered construction of the world. Dickens makes these ideas part of a nationalist argument in deconstructing the American historical narrative. …”
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The historical roots of post-apartheid intra-working-class racism by Tlhabane Mokhine ‘Dan’ Motaung

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Semantic field of health in the Hispanic toponymic discourse by Irina Martynenko

“… Health and medical toponyms are not the most numerous groups in the toponomastics of the world, however, present an important part of the history of a city where they function. …”
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Oh **UK! Whatever Next? Multimodal Humour on Brexit-Related Covers of The Economist by Miller Dorota

“…Brexit has undoubtedly been one of the most hotly debated topics in both European and world politics, setting a precedent in the history of European integration. …”
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Blurring boundaries: early Sinhala cinema as another Adam’s Bridge between Ceylon and India (1948-1968) by Vilasnee TAMPOE-HAUTIN

“…This paper will thus consider the way the film industry also articulated Sri Lankan ethnicities: at the core of the discussion will be the call by Sinhala “cultural patriots” for a film culture more articulate of Sinhala culture, based on the premise that Dream Merchants from India, the United States and Great Britain were exercising economic and cultural imperialism through the film mode. Conclusively, I will argue that the sense of endangerment to Sinhala culture – whether real or imagined – that gripped a part of the Ceylonese nation, as well as the ensuing 1960s State protectionist policies in favour of ethnic Sinhalese, refer back to how the film industry brings into sharp focus the socio-ethnic and economic malaises that have incessantly borne upon Sri Lanka’s cultural history.…”
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Reflections by a member of the Editorial Board by Kevin T. Smith

“…We co-taught a tree biology section at the Dendro Fieldweek as part of the World Dendro conference 2010 in Finland. …”
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Problematyka wychowania społecznego w posoborowym nauczaniu Kościoła by Stanisław Dziekoński

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Darwin’s Chalcopyrite: Engaging Museum Audiences with Global Extractive Stories by Liz Hide

“…Mineral collections provide a direct link to the extraction and exploitation of natural resources, but mineral displays in museums rarely address the human, economic, and environmental conditions that brought these specimens to the museum, nor their framing within colonial power structures, focusing instead on inherent attractiveness and/or physical and chemical properties. As part of its strategic commitment to addressing this challenge, this paper outlines a case study in the Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences, Cambridge, where observations and collections made by Charles Darwin during his three-year voyage around the world on board HMS Beagle provide a window onto wider social and economic issues that continue to be relevant today. …”
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Intertextuality as a Poetic Rewriting Strategy in Pelin Batu’s Self-Translated Poems by Göksenin Abdal

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“The Map-makers’ Colors”: Maps in Twentieth-Century American Poetry in English by Adele J. Haft

“…“The Map” was soon followed by two influential but very different map-poems: “Cartography” by Louise Bogan (1938) and “Map of My Country” by John Holmes (1939: Part I). In his subsequent collection Map of My Country (1943: Parts I–XII), Holmes argued that a poem maps a person’s identity better than its graphic cousins do. …”
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Trajectory of economic crises in Russia during the formation and development of a market economy: assessment, evolution, management by D. S. Shikhalieva, S. V. Belyaeva

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Sickness, Hygienic Education and Village Practice: Tuberculosis in the Life of a Cobbler by Tuija Saarinen

“…Thus tuberculosis and its influence on the course of human life is a part of our common history of everyday life.…”
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Rendre compte de l'insaisissable by Youssoupha Tall, Jeanne Riaux, Benjamin Sultan

“…We demonstrate the Saltigui’s role as intermediary between the spirit world, the living world and the nature. Through their Xooy, the Saltigui convey and share a local knowledge, linked to a specific territory and stemming from a set of beliefs and practices rooted in history. …”
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Colonialism and Climate Crisis: The Root of Environmental Changes and the Rise of Environmental Awareness in Indonesia by Devi Itawan

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Une revenance dans l’écriture poétique : les disparus et Vittorio Sereni by Yannick Gouchan

“…His work is marked by an existential injury due to his imprisonment during the Second World War making it impossible for him to take part in History in that period. …”
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Romantic balticphilia in Latvian istoriography by Zenonas Butkus

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