« Caroline » et la montagne. Ces albums populaires pour enfants qui construisent la montagne by Christophe Meunier

“…Caroline, whom author Pierre Probst created in 1953, is a very popular character in French children’s literature. …”
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Eléments pour l’élaboration d’un manuel de littérature basque pour les collèges et lycées by Jean Casenave

“…That means taking into account two different historical, sociological and cultural perspectives. To the question of periodisation, the choice of written corpora is to be added and especially, within them, the extent works from the popular tradition should have.…”
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D’allié à ennemi. Stéréotypes et représentations du combattant russe dans les magazines illustrés français durant la Grande Guerre by Raymond Blanchard, Joceline Chabot, Sylvia Kasparian

“…Historians analyze these « war cultures » partly through the press, which position at the crossroads of government propaganda and public opinion makes it an effective tool for understanding popular mobilization in the context of a total war. …”
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En route vers la désinvisibilisation… et la dévulnérabilisation ? by Yann Descamps

“…Sports Mangas are very popular cultural artefacts both in Japan and France. …”
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Embodied performances of (post-)indenture: Creolization of Indian dance, music and nadrons in Guadeloupe by Sandrine Soukaï

“…Combining an analysis of literary texts on the one hand, and cultural activists’ projects and experiences on the other, I tease out the paradoxes at the heart of Indian song and dance performances, demonstrating how they oscillate between a return to an ancestral Hindu India, a recognition of the creolization at work in French Caribbean Indianness and, more recently, an opening to the global Indian culture popularized by Bollywood.…”
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L’ethnomusicologie française et le folk revival américain by Roger Mason

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Translations of the foreign authors in the Vilnius Pierists publishing house by Irena Jackevičienė

“…The translations helped overcome the cultural backwardness of the country more effectively than original literature and supplied the market with desirable books. …”
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Development of flexibility in 17–18-year-old Savat boxers by Anastasiia Konovalchuk, Мykola Mordyk, Ihor Bakiko, Oleh Hrebik

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The End of the Old France. <i>Book Review of ‘From Triumph to Disaster: Political and Military Defeat of France in 1940 and Its Origins’ by A.A. Vershinin and N.N. Naumova</i> by V. Sergienko-Soler

“…Naumova provide an exceptionally detailed picture of the main political, social, military, cultural and ideological reasons that provoked the defeat of the French army. …”
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Arab Nationalism in Palestine in the Beginning of the 20th Century by L. M. Samarskaia

“…In result, during the postwar settlement, pan-Arabism became more popular and internationally recognised phenomenon, although eventually it happened to be divided into a multitude of regional movements, in particular – Palestinian nationalism fostered by the Anglo-French division of influence zones in the Middle East.In general, the formation of the Arab national movement was a multidimensional and gradual phenomenon influenced by a variety of factors. …”
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Analysis of the personality traits of urban tourism brand on visiting intention through perceived consistency (studied in Tehran) by Yazdan Shirimohamadi, Ali Shamaei, Seyyed Eshagh Jalalian, Farzaneh Rafiee

“…In this regard, 384 questionnaires were distributed among tourists from German, Japanese, French, Arab (Iraqi), Italian, Austrian, Chinese nationalities residing in five star hotels in Tehran. …”
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