Migrating Literatures: Bulgaria in the American Imaginary by Alexandra Glavanakova

“…Bulgaria emerges not only as a setting for the action in fictional works written by U.S. writers, but also as a sub-text rich in implications and references, as demonstrated by four novels: Elizabeth Kostova’s The Historian and The Shadow Land and Garth Greenwell’s What Belongs to You and Cleanness, which are the focus of analysis.…”
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Risquer le pédagogique, entre héritage et modernité by Loïc Chalmel

“…Conservatory memory value choices made by particular individuals in particular socio-historical context, it collates all the alternatives that can be examined further, suggesting benchmarks for action, if only the "following" does not lose memory…The historian of pedagogical ideas involved in this duty of memory, remodelling materials of the past without reproducing the same. …”
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L’Espagne recherchée et ressentie de Bartolomé Bennassar by François Zumbiehl

“…For these, he applied at a rather significant level all the traditional instruments and qualities which are expected in any prominent historian. He also used other skills thanks to his great intellectual curiosity and the acuity of his perceptions and emotions. …”
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Les défis d’une approche multisource et diachronique de l’occupation du sol : l’exemple de la vallée de la Garonne by Nicolas Poirier

“…By emphasising spatial input, the rural historian-archaeologist can deploy the whole range of spatial analysis methods provided by geography. …”
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État(s) des lieux : espaces et topographies dans la collection Gaignières by Damien Bril

“…To do so, we will first recall the nature of Gaignières’ project and the role played by topographical data in structuring his collection ; then we will look at the scientific and methodological means used to achieve it ; and, finally, we will examine the practices surrounding the constitution of the collection, and the questions that they may raise for the contemporary historian.…”
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Commémoration et histoire : les célébrations du premier centenaire de l’indépendance à Mexico by Michel Bertrand

“…In the same line, a well-known historian, Genaro García, was in charge of writing an «official chronicle» of the celebration. …”
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Historical reality and „understanding" the hermeneutical approach by Kęstutis Dubnikas

“…The historian is necessarily a historical being himself; he/she is deeply rooted in a concrete historical context. …”
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Les chrétiens d'Allah, une recherche vivante : une base de données de 1600 renégats à partir des archives de Lucile et Bartolomé Bennassar by Marianne Delacourt

“…How can a research from the end of the 1980s, composed of typed or handwritten forms, be a part of a Digital Humanities project and open up new perspectives ? The historian Bartolomé Bennassar had donated to the CollEx Iberian studies 1600 renegades’ index cards of the courts of the Inquisition, which served as a basis for the publication : " Les chrétiens d’Allah : l’histoire extraordinaire des renégats XVIe et XVIIe siècles/Bartolomé et Lucile Bennassar " These cards evoke the conditions of their denials, the circumstances of their appearance before the courts ... they were digitized and all of the data added to the base "Renégats”. …”
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Ovidiu Papadima – o evocare by Teodor Vârgolici

“…O.P. was respected as a folklorist, literary critic and literary historian. O.P. became famous as an writer in 1942, after he published the volume A Romanian Vision of the World. …”
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Introduction by Jean-Claude Yon

“…Written by a historian of the performing arts who once worked at the Musée d'Orsay, this introduction aims to put the fifteen or so texts in this dossier into perspective. …”
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Fiabilité et fidélité : les logiques humaines et matérielles à l’œuvre dans les agences d’architecture de Pierre Dufau (1908-1985) by Hugo Massire

“…This article proposes to study the structuring of the agency into a company offering products to its customers, and to draw a parallel with its historiographical construction, fed as much by journalistic criticism and historian expertise as by Pierre Dufau himself through the writing of his memoirs.…”
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The concepts of Ludwik Fleck and their application to the eukaryotic cell cycle by Stephen Cooper

“… The concepts of Ludwik Fleck (1896–1961), a microbiologist, historian, and philosopher of medicine, can be used to analyze the conservative nature of scientific ideas. …”
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Mitford on the causes of the Peloponnesian War by N.A. Yasnitsky

“…Mitford, an English historian at the turn of the 18th – 19th centuries. …”
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Le musée de Sculpture comparée au prisme de la collection de cartes postales éditées par les frères Neurdein (1904-1915) by Dominique Jarrassé, Emmanuelle Polack

“…Beyond the patrimonialisation of this exceptional collection, the article focuses on the first series of 486 cards organised chronologically and proposes an analysis of the intrusion of this medium, during its “golden age”, into the art historian’s studio.…”
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Lujanbio abizenaren historiarako zenbait datu by Oihana Lujanbio

“… Lanaren helburua Lujanbio abizenaren historian arakatzea da. Horretarako, EAEko Erregistro Sakramentalen artxibo elektronikoak baliatu dira, batez ere. …”
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PYOTR BITSILLI IN THE PHILOSOPHICAL “CONVERSATION” OF RUSSIA ABROAD by D. V. RATUSHINA

“…The key theme of the paper is the heritage and ideas of Pyotr Mikhailovich Bitsilli (1879–1953) – historian, philosopher, literary critic. His style of thinking, special historical method of penetrating into investigated reality have not lost their relevance until today. …”
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“RAIN was planting the seeds”: An Interview with Tom Bender, co-editor of RAIN: Journal of Appropriate Technology by Meredith Gaglio

“…This article is an abridged transcript of an interview conducted by architectural historian, Meredith Gaglio, with one of RAIN’s co-editors, the late Tom Bender, at his home in Manzanita, Oregon, in April, 2016. …”
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Gender Revolution in a Malthusian Utopia: Harriet Martineau’s world of Garveloch by Catherine Heyrendt-Sherman

“…Harriet Martineau (1802–1876), sociologist, historian and novelist, was also a talented populariser. …”
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Analyzing the Method and Approach of the Historiography by Sebt Ibn-e-Jozi in the Report of Ashura Incident based on the Book of ''Tazkera-al Khavas'' by Mohsen Ranjbar

“…The present research introduces and criticizes the book ''Tazkera-al Khavas'', written by one of the scholars and historians of the seventh century, called Shams Aldin Yusof Ibn Qeazveghli, known as Sebt Ibn-Juzi. …”
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Sobre a recepção de O Antigo Regime e a Revolução pela historiografia da Revolução Francesa: da publicação da obra ao contexto do Bicentenário de 1789 by José Miguel Nanni Soares

“…The purpose of this paper is to offer an overview –although summary– of The Old Regime and the Revolution by the historiography of the French Revolution, from its publication to the context of the Bicentennial celebration (1789-1989).Among other aspects, it was demonstrated how, in spite of relevant and favorable opinions from eminent historians and literary critics, the famous Tocqueville work faced serious editorial and ideological challenges in the period between June 1856 and the first centenary of its appearance.In the wake of the postwar changes of the 1950s and, to a large extent, due to the important contributions of the eminent republican and socialist historian Georges Lefebvre, Tocqueville’s historical work began to attract a growing consideration of academic historians and the general public, becoming a pivotal author in both historiography and contemporary political debate during and after the celebration of the Bicentenary of the Revolution of 1789.…”
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