The Aristocratic Culture of Great Britain in the Globalization Era by T. A. Ivushkina

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KING'S ENGLISH AND THE ARISTOCRATIC CODE OF COMMUNICATION IN MODERN BRITAIN by T. A. Ivushkina

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Cardinal Purple for Maximilian of Pernstein. A Contribution to Aristocratic Women’s Political Communication by Pavel Marek

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Una insula habitata de homini carnifici e pleni di rixe : Gênes face à la violence aristocratique corse à la fin du Moyen Âge by Vannina Marchi van Cauwelaert

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Aux seuils du paratexte médiéval : les auteurs français et leur nom dans les inventaires aristocratiques de la fin du Moyen Âge by Julien Stout

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De l’idéologie, de l’iconologie et du sexe, ou des formes baroques de l’engagement communiste de Michel Vovelle by Pierre Serna

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La trajectoire d’un établissement de haut rang du second âge du Fer à la fin de l’Antiquité : les “Cinquante Arpents” à Tremblay-en-France (Seine-Saint-Denis) by Johann Blanchard, Ginette Auxiette, Muriel Boulen, Julien Boislève, Marie Derreumaux, Luc Leconte, Jean-Marc Séguier

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„O svoje zdravie maj usilovnú starosť“ Prevencia a liečba chorôb na esterházyovskom dvore v 17. storočí by Diana Duchoňová

“… The article deals with the treatment and prevention of diseases in the court of one of the highestranking Hungarian aristocrats of 17th century - Palatine Mikuláš Esterházy (1583-1645). …”
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Rezidenční síť Františka Josefa Černína z Chudenic ve Vídni a v Praze ve 20. a 30. letech 18. století by Filip Vávra

“…Our goal is to discover this network and put it in the context of residential networks of Bohemian aristocrats in this period. …”
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Krupští bergmistři, horní inspektoři a páni Šternberkové by Jan Kilián

“…This paper can not contain a comprehensive presentation of the issue and remains a partial probe into the situation at the turn of the 17th and 18th century and the relations between the community, the aristocrats and their officers on the grounds of disputes in the domains of mining and municipal privileges. …”
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Aristocracia, monasterios y conflictos por la tierra. Reforma eclesiástica y relaciones sociales en León (siglos XI-XII) by Mariel Pérez

“…The essay posits that those disputes were an expression of the development of a more competitive kind of relationship between the aristocrats and the monastery in which pious donations got integrated into a negotiated logic of reciprocal exchange.…”
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Komunikační síť knížete Ferdinanda ze Schwarzenberku na přelomu 17. a 18. století by Rostislav Smíšek

“…The author analysed the aristocrat’s preserved personal correspondence and diary entries from 1687–1688 and 1696–1697 in order to outline the hierarchy of a particular nobleman’s informants, the content of mutual communication and the intents underlying the exchange of information. …”
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Cohabitation sociale et ordre public aux Champs-Élysées :Gestion et appropriation du carré des jeux (1700-1830) by Véronique Laporte

“…Authorities had a will to offer playing spaces to visitors, but were at the same time concerned by the possibility of public overflowings. Whether they be aristocrats or schoolboys, the same apprehension comes out: the fear of gatherings. …”
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Strasti starého grófa. Autoreflexia choroby v osobnej korešpondencii aristokrata na sklonku 19. storočia by Daniel Hupko

“… References about diseases of the author or authors of diaries and correspondence appears in their content just rarely, more often are relations of health problems of family members, husband, wife, children, relatives and other aristocrats familiar with the writer. It is therefore all the more valuable to find and analyze a set of letters which include the author’s own reception of his illnesses. …”
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Les dernières Amazones : réflexions sur la contestation de l’ordre politique masculin pendant la Fronde by Sophie Vergnes

“…But the failure of the Fronde was also the one of these female fighters, as women and as aristocrats. Nevertheless, the battle against patriarchal order didn’t end under the personal rule of Louis XIV. …”
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Diaristes et épistolières russes (fin XVIIIe ‑ début XIXe siècle) : reflets de l’histoire by Elena Gretchanaia, Catherine Viollet

“…The article examines the role of European and Russian history in the mostly unpublished diaries and correspondence of Russian women aristocrats in the eighteenth and first half of the nineteenth century. …”
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Rezidencie oravských a liptovských stoličných úradníkov ako prostriedok vyjadrenia ich spoločenského statusu by Tomáš Janura

“…The administration of these units was in the hands of officers (vice-chair, notary, treasury, fiscal and serviceman), who recruited from the local aristocrats and landlords, i.e. the local elites. The functions in the administration meant a constant income of financial cash from the annual salary or the fees for the preparation of written deeds not related to the exercise of the office. …”
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Les violences seigneuriales dans les Grandes Chroniques de France de Jean de France duc de Normandie : première approche by Christiane Raynaud

“…Rare images present them as a seignorial social grouping, often intrafamilial relationship between aristocrats, counts and barons with their military entourage. …”
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Why East Asian Objects in Slovenia Became “Orphaned” by Nataša Vampelj Suhadolnik

“…Objects of East Asian origin became “orphaned” in various ways, either being sold by aristocrats, confiscated by Nazi occupying forces or the socialist government institutions during or after WWII, or given or sold to persons who did not preserve their history. …”
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Friendship, admiration, or hatred? The image of the united provinces in the travel diaries of the Czech nobility (1650-1750) by Jiří Kubeš

“…The Dutch mostly suffered condemnation at the pens of the Czech nobles, and in their words we can sometimes even read hatred for a nation which, in the view of the Central European nobility, did not respect the higher social status of the aristocrats and made life so complicated for the Catholics. …”
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