La Nouvelle-Orléans, miroir des angoisses de l’Amérique ?The Not Yet, roman dystopique de Moira Crone by Stéphanie DURRANS

“…New Orleans stands out as a liminal space par excellence, fostering as it does a dialectics of inclusion and exclusion that interrogates the frontiers between life and death while foregrounding processes of hybridization and carnivalization. The climactic performance of the “Sim Verite” appears as the hyperbolic expression of a world that delights in reenacting its deepest anxieties over and over again in order to cheat death itself. …”
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Experiences of female journalists in Zimbabwean male-dominated newsrooms by Lyton Ncube

“…Due to alleged unprofessional conduct by some male journalists, Zimbabwean newsrooms resemble phallocentric and misogynistic “carnivals”. Women experience and battle against various forms of sexual harassment despite the presence of mechanisms to protect victims. …”
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The development of tourism in Russia based on the event - events by V. A. Zhukov

“…The following types of tourism have highlighted: festivals, carnivals, parades, celebrations; conferences, forums, symposia, round tables; seminars, trainings, advanced training courses; sport competitions; concerts, film screenings, theater productions; anniversaries, weddings, celebrations; exhibitions, fairs, trade shows, presentations, business openings, receptions, events related to brand promotion, etc. …”
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