Intégration symbolique à Fès et ancrages sur l’ailleurs : Les Africains subsahariens et leur rapport à la zaouïa d’Ahmad al-Tijânî by Johara Berriane

“…Based on an ethnographic research carried out in and around that sanctuary-mosque and qualitative interviews conducted with migrants and students, it analyses the function, role and place that this West-African pilgrimage site has for sub-Saharan residents of Fez. …”
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Pierwsze wyznanie Synostwa Bożego przez Jezusa (Łk 2, 41–52) by Stanisław Witkowski

“…This became clear during his pilgrimage to Jerusalem. Without asking his parents’ permission, of his own will, he stays in the Holy City and anticipates his future mission. …”
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Documenting the Social and Historical Margins in the Films of Philip Donnellan by Ieuan Franklin

“…Thompson called “the enormous condescension of posterity”, films such as Passage West (1975), The Pilgrimage of Ti-Jean (1978) and Gone for a Soldier (1980) can be compared with the Thompsonian “history from below.”…”
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Travel with Diabetes: A Comprehensive Review for Clinicians by Venkatraman Rajkumar

“…Background: Travel has become an integral part of life, whether for business, pleasure, sport, or pilgrimage. The increasing number of patients with diabetes mellitus translates to a greater number of travelers with this condition. …”
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May Sinclair’s Literary Criticism: A Commitment to Modernity by Isabelle BRASME

“…A prolific novelist, Sinclair also wrote extensively on ways in which literature could participate in the modern movement, from the Brontë sisters to the Imagist poets, and is perhaps best known for first applying William James’s metaphor of the “stream of consciousness” to literary technique in her analysis of Dorothy Richardson’s first three instalments of Pilgrimage. Additionally, Sinclair’s intensely personal and dynamic critical style is itself a mindful exercise in a more innovative approach to criticism that proves akin to the modernist works that she tackles. …”
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IMMORTALITAS ORANG SALEH DAN EKSPRESI KEYAKINAN ATAS KONSEP BERKAH by Abdul Najib

“…It can be seen from the community ways to always put the pious person in an honorable position, through various rituals such as pilgrimage, haul, selametan, and tawasulan. The community's beliefs in good deeds will not be broken off after people's death, becoming their basis to understand immortality. …”
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Music of Festive Days in 18th Century Český Krumlov. Depiction of Festivities in an 18th Century Monastic Chronicle by Markéta Králová

“…On this basis, the content and settings of Schwarzenberg birthdays, magnificent triumphal entries, or municipal pilgrimage feasts can be reconstructed. To get a comprehensive image of noble musical activities, this research also draws on preserved Schwarzenberg personal correspondence. …”
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Konfrontacja ascetyki Hieronima ze Strydonu i Pelagiusza z Brytanii na podstawie wybranych dzieł by Anita Mularczyk-Budzan

“…Jerome postulated the way of Christian pilgrimage to God, where faithful tackling weaknesses by the grace of God and ascetic practice. …”
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The Sacred and the Sensual by Swetha Vijayakumar

“…While most temples in India are considered to be sacred sites for pilgrimage and worship, a group of twenty-two temples at Khajuraho, a small town in central India, have gained much international prominence for the thousands of erotic carvings that saturate its exterior walls. …”
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İngiliz Arşiv Belgelerine Göre Cidde Anlaşması’nın İmzalanma Sürecinde İbn-i Suud-İngiliz Görüşmeleri by Mustafa BOSTANCI

“…With the Jeddah Treaty, the absolute and definite independence of the Hijaz, Najd and its affiliates was recognized and the issue of facilitating the pilgrimage to British citizens and Muslims under British protection was approved. …”
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Analyse du balisage d’un itinéraire culturel du Conseil de l’Europe : l’exemple de la Via Francigena sur quatre tronçons en Suisse et en Italie by Éric Masson, Maryvonne Prévot

“…The Via Francigena (VF) is the pilgrimage route taken by Sigéric, the Archbishop of Canterbury to travel to Rome during the 10th Century. …”
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The Great Arab Revolt, Palestine and a Phoenicianist Civilizing Mission: Transregional Debates in the Mexican Mahjar Press by Camila Pastor de Maria Campos

“…Initially cast as a geography of recreation characterized by natural beauty and Christian pilgrimage to the Holy Land, it became the axis of a heated debate around ‘the Palestine question’ and its moral geography. …”
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Mondialisation et nouvelle mobilité des élites africaines by Michel Lesourd

“…The traditional and social commitments (due to the funerals, the celebrations, etc.) remain a major purpose of local, national or international mobility and the religious purpose (especially for pilgrimage) has been significantly increasing. Two new behaviours can be identified. …”
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IUENNA – openIng the soUthErn jauNtal as a micro-regioN for future Archaeology: A «para-description» by Hagmann, Dominik, Reiner, Franziska

“…This site moreover functions as a crucial reference point for early Christianity in the Southeast Alpine region and boasts a rich array of features: at least five early Christian churches, burials, auxiliary structures, and notable landmarks like the Gothic pilgrimage church of St. Hemma and Dorothea. Despite more than a century of research—initially launched by citizen scientists in the early 20th century and later expanded by various actors—the Hemmaberg site is just one element in a broader cultural landscape. …”
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Teknologi Realitas Virtual pada Perangkat Bergerak untuk Media Pengenalan Lingkungan Haji by Usaid Syawahidul Chaq, Febriliyan Samopa

“…This must be prepared seriously so that the implementation of the Hajj pilgrimage can run smoothly according to the rules and not become a wasted Hajj. …”
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Poutníci a jejich peníze na cestě do Říma. Zamyšlení nad edicí Il Libro del pellegrino (Siena, 1382–1446) by Roman Zaoral

“…The writer compares registered deposits with amounts intended for the pilgrimage to Rome (4–5 pounds of Prague groschens in the lower middle class and 8–10 pounds in the higher middle class) which have been entered into the memorable city book of Olomouc dated back to 1430–1492. …”
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Le corps entre sacré et profane : la réforme des pratiques pèlerines en Égypte (xixe-xxe siècles) by Catherine Mayeur-Jaouen

“…What disturbs the reformers and travellers is that the pilgrims associate devotion with dance, prayer with the merry-go-rounds, the Divine with the obscene pantomime, and miracles with prostitution.Since the end of the nineteenth century, the Egyptian state and the muslim clerks have joined their efforts to spiritualize the muslim pilgrimages. So had the Coptic Revival did, for Coptic pilgrimages, more recently. …”
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La memoria y el mito gaullista : usos políticos del pasado en la Francia de la V República (1958-1990) by Lizandra Carvajal García

“…Commemorations, monuments, pilgrimages, museums, books, cinematography, study programs, congresses and souvenirs all make up an arsenal destined to keep well alive the image of the General: the heart of the France Libre, the founder of the Fifth French Republic and the last providential man of the Hexagon-shaped country.…”
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Representações interculturais de gênero no romance A república dos sonhos, de Nélida Piñon by Lúcia Osana Zolin

“…Brazilian author Nélida Piñon's novel A república dos sonhos (The Republic of Dreams) (1984) engages, on the one hand, gender representations of a medieval- inspired Galicia, with its oral traditions, pilgrimages and emigrants. On the other hand, the gender representations in 20th century Brazil provide a highly interest view of female emancipation brought about by feminist movements. …”
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Arthur ainda vive? by Isadora Cristine Martins

“…Virginie Greene questions the pertinence of using the term “messianism” in the Middle Ages and argues that it cannot be used in the same sense as used by historians to refer to Modernity4.In this essay we try to withdraw the analysis from the courtly environments in which they were reproduced, through some selected chronicles, from a History from Below perspective, to understand who are the people waiting for Arthur’s return and whether this hope represents more than a speech constructed by the chroniclers.From a crossing between chronicles and archaeological studies, we try to map cults, traditions, and pilgrimages linked to Arthur that circulated through Great-Britain under the Norman rule. …”
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