Foucaldienne, la psychanalyse ? by Pascale Molinier

“…Jean Allouch, the author of this maxim, returns to the importance of Michel Foucault in his own career as a psychoanalyst, student of Lacan, author of psychoanalytical essays and director of the collection Les Grands classiques de l'érotologie moderne (Great Classics of Modern Erotology). Psychoanalysis will be Foucauldian if, continuing Freud's inaugural movement, it persists in defending itself from a medical or positivist position, and if it is critically confronted with the current knowledge, in particular gay and lesbian studies.…”
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Number 1: Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease by Norman L Jones

“…The importance of looking back on work that has influenced our present views on chest medicine, and why, was the main reason for the series inaugurated in the present issue - "Modern Classics Revisited" (pages 71-76).…”
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Sociologia: a arte da ruptura, da construção e da explicação by Luiza Helena Pereira

“…., reviewing how the classics of sociology have created the art of disruption, of construction and of explanation and then a more thorough discussion on how that same art should be applied to school, curriculum, teacher and students on a day-to-day basis.…”
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De ruptures en canon by Côme Martin

“…Amongst comics created before and after 1900, historiography often picks Little Nemo in Slumberland, Krazy Kat and Yellow Kid as being part of canonical history and elevates these three works to the rank of classics. However, careful analysis shows how these comics were in dissonance with their contemporaries: by placing the concept of tearing at the centre of their formal aesthetic and by exploring it as a thematic subject, they are far from being a representative corpus of the times. …”
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Simone de Beauvoir et l’expérience lesbienne vécue by Meryl Altman

“…It will be, in a more general manner, the occasion to question contemporary approaches, queer among others, in the "classics" of lesbian literature and to (re)discover the "strenghth" of Beauvoir and of her works.…”
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Entre ensayo, poesía y cine: la construcción discursiva de la villa miseria en la obra de César González. by Salomé Dahan

“…At the age of sixteen, he was incarcerated in various prisons for minors, where he had access to the classics of philosophy, literature and cinema. In the poems of his first collection La venganza del cordero atado (2010), as well as in the films of the villera tetralogy and the essays of El fetichismo de la marginalidad (2021) he explores the aesthetic possibilities of the villas miseria. …”
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La primera obra de temática migratoria en el teatro mexicano : Los que vuelven, de Juan Bustillo Oro by Guillermo Schmidhuber de la Mora

“…These two authors wrote and produced plays that have become classics of engaged theatre. Los que vuelven stages the suffering of those Mexican workers who had emigrated to the US and then, as a consequence of the Great Depression, deported in a very inhuman manner.…”
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Genre, espace et dynamique de la révolution tunisienne : le cas des mobilisations de rue du centre-ville de la capitale  by Abir Kréfa

“…The article focuses on street mobilizations in downtown Tunis during the first and second revolutionary situations and crosses feminist approaches with classics of political science and which have until now had little dialogue. …”
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The I.Sicily Sketch Engine Corpus by Victoria Beatrix Fendel

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A Conspiracy of Silence: The Suppressed Protest of The Jungle and The Grapes of Wrath by Adam Nemmers

“…To an extent both authors were successful, for their novels reached wider audiences and are now regarded as American classics. Yet this success was a Pyrrhic victory and came at the cost of the messages they sought to promulgate. …”
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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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Finanza, finanziarizzazione, neoliberismo by Angelo Salento

“…Therefore, in this contribution, after identifying the essential features of financialization processes described by the classics of social sciences, it is argued that what distinctively characterizes financialization in the neoliberal era are two interconnected aspects: the pervasive influence of finance and financial calculation on economic governance (particularly the codification of shareholder value maximization as the keystone of corporate control, i.e., as the primary goal of companies’ economic actions) and the impact of contemporary financialization on the dynamics of social reproduction through a process of financialization of the foundational economy.…”
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Judas Iscariot: The Archetypal Betrayer and DeMille’s Cine-Biblical Salvation within The King of Kings (1927) by Anton Karl Kozlovic

“…DeMille, the legendary cofounder of Hollywood, progenitor of Paramount studio, and unsung Christian auteur was a master of the American biblical epic whose indelible classics became the template for numerous ancient epics thereafter. …”
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Identité, sexualité, spiritualité.  Entretien avec Jean Allouch by Jean Allouch, Massimo Prearo

“…An emphasis is made on the fundamental contributions of certain authors Allouch published at EPEL in "The Great Classics of Modern Erotology", as director of the collection. …”
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School of French by M. K. Ogorodov

“…At the Department of French № 1 was successfully completed the task of developing a set of textbooks for the initial stage of training French language and created books that have become "classics of the genre".…”
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Modos subordinados de acceso a los clásicos en Los príncipes valientes de Javier Pérez Andújar by Jessica Cáliz Montes

“…To illustrate the subtle ways in which the Classics were approached, Javier Pérez Andújar’s first novel, between biographic essay and autofiction novel, revolves around two main ideas: common experiences of Spanish children of the seventies and the author’s discovery of his literary calling. …”
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Au rendez-vous allemand (1) by Agnès Bouvier

“…Going back to Antiquity’s speeches and tales, from and with the Classics and our knowledge of them, he chose a sympathetic stance.  …”
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Fiction and Cyberspace: Reading Dickens in the Information Age by Maria Cristina Paganoni

“…Moving from Dickens’s unfailing popularity as a successful cultural icon, this article addresses the relevance of literary classics in the face of the impact of digital communication and of experimental writing forms on the Internet, in the attempt to trace an ideal trajectory of the history and the future of narrative from old to new media. …”
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