19th century religious painting as a research object in art history. Research problems and postulates by Joanna Lubos-Kozieł

“…Religious art of the 19th century did not arouse the interest of art historians until relatively late. This is why there are still numerous gaps in the research on the subject. …”
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¿Qué sucede en casa? Mujeres inmigrantes de la Norpatagonia andina (1900-1935) What happens at home? Immigrant women from the Andean Northern Patagonia. 1900-1935 by Alina Carey

“…Women who were usually a forgotten issue for historians. The aim of this paper is to contribute, from a regional and gender perspective, to the history studies of these women. …”
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Close Mapping of St. Olav’s Pilgrimage Path Through Gudbrandsdal Norway: Probabilities of a Designed, Land Surveyed Concept of a Large-Scale Christianised Landscape by Dennis Doxtater

“…The conclusion raises final questions about the value of this real, close-map information to the modern ‘pilgrim’, and to more academic historians and archaeologists. Can today’s path experience be heightened by the creation of a more holistic and symbolic concept of modern Norwegian landscape, this is considered together with insights into how historically such a concept may have moderated civil conflict and integrated an imported book-based religion with ancient Norse ritual practice?…”
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MULTIKULTURALISME DI BIMA PADA ABAD X – XVII by Bambang Sulistyo

“…Hindu civilization in the form of worship in Wadu Paha, be overlooked, was regarded as a foreign culture. Historians tend to argue that Bima before Islam, have animism and dynamism belief. …”
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Glavač’s map of Croatia from 1673: Its toponyms, geographical content, and historical-geographical context by Mihela Melem Hajdarović

“…This article covers the research achievements of various authors who dealt with Glavač’s map (priests, surveyors, geographers, historians), but the emphasis is on presenting a new layer of knowledge primarily related to toponyms, the map’s geographic content, and the historical-geographical context of its origin. …”
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Socio-economic contribution of cooperative publishing house "hart" to the development of the publishing industry of Ukraine by Yevhenii Kostyk

“…In the context of our research, we found out that the socio-economic contribution of cooperative publishing houses, in particular "Hart", to the development of the publishing industry of Ukraine, is quite large, since these publishing houses, with their entrepreneurial activity, stimulated the publishing process, thanks to them, the works of famous figures saw the light of day of Ukrainian culture, well-known historians, publicists, whose heritage remains understudied. …”
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Alfred Rosenberg‘s System of Ideological Views in the Work “The Myth of the 20th century” by Kashevarova Nataliya

“…The scientific novelty is caused by the fact that the topic of systematicity in his work Der Mythus ideology has not yet been sufficiently studied by historians. At the same time, since Rosenberg’s work Der Mythus provides a justification of the ideology of National Socialism and racial theory in the context of the “myth of Nordic blood” and its rights to world domination, and examines the ideological principles of building the future German state, historical research on Nazism as a phenomenon that has its own conditions of emergence and specifics of development in all spheres of society, remains a priority area of history studies today. …”
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EINSTEINO FENOMENAS: KĄ LIUDIJA NEPASTEBĖTAS AUTENTIŠKAS ŽINIŲ ŠALTINIS by Juozas Algimantas Krikštopaitis

“…Because of the limited edition and the prevailing political situation, the book became a rarity, eluding the field of view of historians. The book about this great epochal physicist is valuable because it was written by a person who befriended him for several decades. …”
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Research of Civil and Legal Relations of Kievan Rus Period Made by Professor P. P. Tsitovich (1843-1913) by V. A. Grechenko

“…This point of view did not coincide with the opinion of most law historians of that time. P. Tsitovich also expressed his opinion about the general characteristics of the property relations of the Kievan Rus era. …”
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Governance as a Strange Elephant Past Legacies, Current Complexities and Future Challenges by Izabella Agárdi

“…Katalin Bogyay, a life-long colleague and friend delivers a moving laudatio, describing his many achievements – both as an academic and as an active politician. Historians, political scientists, philosophers, economists, sociologists, and natural scientists, under the auspices of the Institute of Advanced Studies Kőszeg, joined together not to simply honour Schöpflin’s achievements but to contemplate further many of his ideas. …”
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The virus in the rivers: histories and antibiotic afterlives of the bacteriophage at the sangam in Allahabad by Kochhar, Rijul

“…The paper explores how the bacteriophage virus comes to be spoken about within secular and sacred epistemes of infection and riverine pollution, among contemporary historians, biologists and doctors, and in the city's museums. …”
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Pascal-Xavier Coste (1787-1879) : a French architect in Egypt by Hill, Kara Marietta

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Kinaesthetic impulses : aesthetic experience, bodily knowledge, and pedagogical practices in Germany, 1871-1918 by Çelik, Zeynep, Ph. D. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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“And all the crops of Asia flourish here” : unsettled boundaries between East and West, landscape and text in Eliza Lucas Pinckney and André Michaux (Article) by Bullington, Thomas

“…But the social realities they expressed, or concealed, were highly complex.” 1 From this critique, Williamson’s argument branches out, revealing the methodological constraints of garden historians: an overemphasis on what literature has to say about gardens and not enough emphasis on what gardens actually looked like for most eighteenth-century British landowners. …”
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The Peranakan Phoenix: on how the phoenix became an emblem of the Peranakan Chinese in Singapore from the 1980s–2020s by Toh, Ying Li

“…Particularly in Singapore, it has been extensively used by Peranakan Chinese associations, museums, historians and advertisers to construct an ethnic identity in a modernised Singapore. …”
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Pandangan Tentang Agama Dan Politik K.H. Abdul Wahid Hasyim (1941-1952) = Religion and Political View of K.H. Abdul Wahid Hasyim During 1941-1952 by Perpustakaan UGM, i-lib

“…It is an aproach used by contemporary modern historians studying human behavior. The initial step to analyze historical events is by understanding human behavior using situational approach since human behavior appean in situations which in turn need situational interpretation by the doers. …”

A history of Minangkabau press, 1859-1945 / Yuliandre Darwis by Darwis, Yuliandre

“…The research method is historical research where various sources of data were used for this research, including books, articles, journals, and interviews with historians, discussions and seminars. Historical data uncovered through this research includes an introduction on Minangkabau and its customs and traditions, the journey of how Islam was introduced into Minangkabau, the progressive modernization of Islam which occurred after the Perang Paderi (Paderi War), the struggles between Kaum Muda and Kaum Tua as found in the historical journey of the Minangkabau press which was part of the effort to modernize Islam and the nationalist movement in the struggle for independence for Indonesia as a nation. …”
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Rites of intent: the participatory dimension of the city by Temple, Nicholas

“…The study of ritual in architecture has recently attracted renewed interest by anthropologists and architectural historians. This attention, no doubt, has been partly a response to a growing recognition of the importance of ritualized space in deepening our knowledge of cultural practices and belief structures. …”
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Cotton Mather's cosmology and the 1692 Salem witch trials by Price, David Wayne

“…The Salem witchcraft trials and Cotton Mather's role in them continue to engage the interests of historians and scholars, who have written about them from a number of perspectives, including those derived from most of the social sciences. …”
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'"A free and Protestant people"? The campaign for the repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts, 1786-1828' by Walker, P

“…Half a century later a second campaign inconspicuously secured repeal whilst the established Church was preoccupied with the problem of Catholic emancipation. Historians have examined the political narrative of both campaigns and the theories of toleration propounded by some Dissenters. …”