Histoire graphique de la langue bretonne : la question de la norme by Herve Le Bihan

“…This standard is still in use today, despite some flaws which cannot exceed the fact it is as a standard the most in use today : the schools, the public (or not) medias, the public sphere (as the roads and cities signs or as the official forms). …”
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Le Maroc au temps des femmes ? La féminisation des associations locales en question by Yasmine Berriane

“…While the assertion of female community leaders shows a clear break from the traditional distribution of roles between men and women, a detailed analysis of their emergence also shows that their vertical ascent goes through a process of reproduction even reinforcement of certain standards and practices that once contributed to exclude them from the local public sphere.…”
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La dimension vocale de la propagande by Oksana Bulgakowa

“…The recent historiography approaches the exam of the “vocal mechanisms” of indoctrination in the public sphere and the history of the national voice politics. …”
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Dziedzictwo religijne w badaniach antropologicznych. Między perspektywą świecką a religią przeżywaną by Kamila Baraniecka-Olszewska

“…I bring the Polish context into the debate, emphasising that the dominance of the Roman Catholicism in the public sphere and the role of the Church in building heritage requires critical interpretive tools embracing religion’s impact on heritage-making process and simultaneously, the place heritage takes in lived religion. …”
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Virginité des filles et rapports sociaux de sexe dans quelques récits d’écrivaines marocaines contemporaines by Isabelle Charpentier

“…In a country where Islam, religion of the State, is both doctrine and organization, culture and history, they participate more widely to deconstruct and challenge gender relations and project the debate in the heart of the Moroccan contemporary public sphere. Based on the novels (most of them semi-autobiographical) of some of these authors, as well as unpublished interviews, this paper aims to instruct the strategies of resistance and transgression of traditional gendered roles that these authors – and their characters – implement (sometimes with ambivalence and using orientalist and/or gendered stereotypes) speaking publicly on this topic related to intimacy.…”
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Harriet Prescott Spofford’s Development of a Protestant Aesthetic for a Diverse Nation by Paula Kot

“…She develops a participatory model of creating consensus in an expanding nation that replicates the dynamic of democracy in the public sphere. Spofford’s understanding of the role she plays in the process of imperialism as a woman writer, as well as her sincere efforts to combat bigotry in herself and in her world, require us to reassess her place within the ranks of nineteenth-century American women writers.…”
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Die Allgemeine Deutsche Bibliothek und die Allgemeine Literatur-Zeitung als Medien des literarischen Epochenwandels by Marcus Conrad

“…The context is characterized by the developments of the public sphere and a change in literary sensibilities, for the two periodicals were shaped by leading protagonists of the late Enlightenment with Nicolai as editor and publisher of the Allgemeine Deutsche Bibliothek on the one hand, and with representatives of Weimar Classicism and early Romanticism with Wieland, Goethe and August Wilhelm Schlegel as leading initiators of the Allgemeine Literatur-Zeitung on the other hand who can be seen as antagonists pursuing their own programmatic intentions. …”
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Recontextualising the news by Haanshuus Birgitte P., Ihlebæk Karoline Andrea

“…We argue that this kind of recontextualised, uncivil news can be difficult to detect in a digital public sphere.…”
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Faire mémoire par le trait ou les tribulations latino-américaines de Charlie by Frédérique Langue

“…In an adverse context for freedom of thought in the so called public sphere (both in Europe and Latin America), this essay explores the sense that is supposed to have from Latin America one of the "recent disasters" of present times, as was the attack against the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo in January 2015. …”
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Quantifying Women’s Marginalisation in Ibero-American Film Culture During the First Half of the Twentieth Century: A Network-Science Proposal by Ainamar Clariana-Rodagut, Alessio Cardillo

“…From a qualitative perspective, these results can be interpreted as the consequence of the lack of evidence of the participation of women in the public sphere.…”
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The Irish Catholic clergy, Stuart sovereignty and the 1650 appeal to the Duke of Lorraine by David FINNEGAN

“…The ‘hidden transcript’ of Irish Catholic political thinking, shaped by the Irish Catholic clergy, intruded into the public sphere and revealed perceptions of faith, nation and state that historians have largely ignored because they do not fit the pre-existing historiographical model of what constituted Irish political thinking in the early modern period.…”
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Mujeres, acciones afirmativas y capacidades humanas by Luz Mireya Mendieta Pineda, Wilmar Niño Hernández, Edson Romario Pérez Martínez

“…The research suggests that the theory proposed by the american philosopher allows for a clearer response to the structural problem of inequality and discrimination that women have in the public sphere. It is determined that the dynamics regarding affirmative actions to achieve equality are observed without a gradual scope in the formal and material sphere, under the dynamics of the constant presence of violence and exclusion in gender issues.…”
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Mass mediatisation of social media by Marion Olga Alina, Donal McCracken

“…In attempting to do so, mass media has consequently mediatised social media, especially as seen through the lens of the agenda-setting theory, which this paper argues is in contrast with the discursive nature of social media as a public sphere. …”
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Outros olhares para outras Américas: cultura visual e fotografia na América Latina pós-tradicional by Sérgio Luiz Pereira da Silva

“…We argue that social action of the look sharpens its own centrality in the dimensions of the public sphere, in which the change of this form of representation is one way to increase the autonomy of the image in the public space, and to notice it each time more decontextualized in relation to its referent.…”
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Épidémie de fake news. Figuration d’une viralité dysphorique by Elise Schürgers

“…The analysis leads us to believe that representations of virality via these two sets of metaphors (one routinized, the other more context-dependent) have not only played a key role in helping the Anglicism to become a formula in the francophone public sphere, but have also served to reinforce a presupposition that deserves to be questioned: that exposure to media objects is equivalent to passive permeability to those.…”
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Debatten i debatten by Jenny Eklöf

“…The whole debate can be understood as being placed in a transitional period in which the previously dominating authoritative knowledge cartography began to make room for a burgeoning public sphere cartography. The debate was also colored by its contemporary context; by other ongoing science-related controversies, such as that of nuclear power, and not least by the emergence of new journalistic ideals and broader public discussions about academic freedom and scientists’ communicative obligations. …”
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Biopolityczne ruchy tożsamościowe i racjonalność materialna. Przyczynek do dyskusji o potrzebie nowej wersji teorii krytycznej by Waldemar Bulira

“…According to the author of the paper, the usefulness of this new version of critical theory is revealed when it is applied to the phenomena occurring in the postmodern public sphere, especially in the context of the analysis of biopolitical identity movements. …”
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Die Frage des Strafvollzugs in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland im Spiegel des Spiegels (1947-1979) by Grégory Salle

“…And what was more hidden than the prison life, which meant secrecy, censorship and opacity, especially in a historical moment where the subject of prisons was pushed to the margins of the public sphere, before being back in the forefront at the end of the 1960’s? …”
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Vender, comprar, trocar e socializar: a participação das mulheres nas feiras de Mambaí e Posse no estado de Goiás, Brasil by Lívia Aparecida Pires de Mesquita, Maria Geralda de Almeida

“…When leaving the private sphere and conquering her space in the public sphere, women break with the patriarchal structures, still strong in the rural space that dichotomize the spaces according to sex and naturalize the public as masculine.…”
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Minorisations ordinaires dans l’enseignement supérieur.L’expérience d’étudiantes portant un hijab dans les Bouches du Rhône by Renaud Cornand, Pauline Delage

“…Prohibiting university students from wearing a hijab is regularly debated in the public sphere. Yet these students, as adult users of public higher education, have the right to wear them. …”
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