A Separação entre a Sociedade Civil e o Estado e a Crise do Estado Soberano by Samuel de Paiva Pires

“… The separation between civil society and the state is a product of modernity that is centered in the dichotomy between the public and the private spheres. Liberalism is marked by this separation which has underlied challenges to the role of the sovereign state in the last decades, resulting from the rise of neo-liberalism embodied in the processes of economic globalization based on liberal ideas of free trade, free movement of capital, deregulation and privatization. …”
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The Modern Berlin Block: Spatial Evolution of a Typology through the 20th Century by Ilaria Maria Zedda

“…For example, they both proposed similar spatial novelties and provided new relations between public and private spheres within the perimeter of the block. This paper sheds light on two important phases in Berlin’s architecture and on their analogies, which are often overlooked. …”
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Le bureau municipal de la construction de Strasbourg, service administratif ou agence d’architecture ? by Hélène Antoni

“…With his fluctuation between the public and private spheres, Schimpf has shown that he places the architectural project above questions of status. …”
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Patterns of Misogyny in Turkey’s Contemporary Political Discourse: An Analysis of the Presidential Speeches by Devran Gülel

“…His discourse has started to reinforce women’s ‘place’ in society both in public and private spheres. This article examines Erdoğan’s speeches between August 2014 and August 2019, focusing on International Women’s Day (8th of March), Mothers’ Day (second Sunday of May), and International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women (25th of November) using the framework of ‘Logic of Misogyny’ (Kate Manne 2019) to determine to what extent patterns of misogyny inform Erdoğan’s discourse on women’s rights, equality and agency. …”
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Mosaic Programmes in Domestic Contexts at Zeugma by Kutalmış GÖRKAY

“…This article reassesses mosaic programmes in domestic contexts and in private spheres in the houses at Zeugma and in some other Greco-Roman cities. …”
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The Loss of the Self—Spiritual Abuse of Adults in the Context of the Catholic Church by Karlijn Demasure

“…The social constructionist method allows the uniqueness of each of their narratives to be recognized, while also accounting for shared experiences such as the dynamics of control, desocialization and intrusion into the private spheres of life. Spiritual abuse, which is at the hinge point between the moral and spiritual and the psychological realms, is perpetrated by a spiritual leader who has power over women. …”
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WHAT IT TAKES TO BECOME A SELF-ENTERPRISING HOUSEHOLD IN THE RHODOPE MOUNTAIN, BULGARIA by Detelina Tocheva

“… Part of the transformations in rural Bulgaria after the fall of socialism in 1989 can be described as the implementation of neoliberal policies, shaped by general trends such as shrinking welfare state, the introduction of markets in public and private spheres and the view that self-enterprising individuals are best equipped to live successful lives in such environment. …”
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The Core of Resistance: Recognising Intersectional Struggle in the Kurdish Women’s Movement by Bruna Ferreira, Vinícius Santiago

“…The presence of the female figure in a political context of armed conflict endows these women with the role of challenging the boundaries on which the foundational elements of international politics rely, namely, the boundary between public and private spheres and gender roles played socially and politically. …”
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Ski resorts in crisis and territorial construction in French Catalonia by Vincent Vlès

“…Focussing on the negotiation, consultation and cooperation processes between the public and private spheres, and associated networks of actors, provides an opportunity to assess the ties of solidarity in the management of crises. …”
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Romanian migration reflected in recent Portuguese literature: the Roma ethnicity as a case in point by Catalina Iliescu-Gheorghiu

“…In this article I shall focus on the analysis of the first group, basing this on the concept of “ethnotype”, observing how the image of a given immigrant population is constructed, and how this image affects its members in the public and private spheres. …”
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Perceptions of Brazilian women at a public obstetric outpatient clinic regarding domestic violence: a qualitative study by Fernanda G Surita, Odette del Risco Sánchez, Erika Zambrano, Amanda Dantas-Silva

“…The participants reported different experiences of domestic and family violence throughout their lives.Results Based on the analysis, four themes were identified: (1) between the public and the private spheres: violence against women and its manifestations, causes and particularities; (2) factors that increase vulnerability; (3) protection system and support network: strengths and weaknesses; and (4) alternatives for the prevention and elimination of violence.Conclusions The perceptions of Brazilian women during pregnancy and the postpartum period regarding domestic violence included a multifaceted view of violence. …”
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Sharing the Past: Reflections on “The Archive” as a Site of Exchange and Dialogue of Bodies of Knowledge by Dolores Estruch, Lorena B. Rodríguez

“…Thus, outside imperial, state or official repositories, the analysis of family or personal records, as well as that of peasant and indigenous communities, have been brought into focus in studies which intensify the oppositions between the public and the private spheres, orality and writing, paper documents and other types of material media. …”
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A Far Cry from Within: Virginia Woolf’s Poethics of Commitment by Adèle Cassigneul

“…I focus on the novel she wrote after the Great War, Night and Day (1919), to see in what ways the major themes of the novel (marriage and the status of women) strongly link public and private spheres and come to question both society and politics at the beginning of the 20th century. …”
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O que é que a política tem a ver com a transformação de si: Considerações sobre a acção política a partir da juventude What does politics have to do with self-transformation: Consi... by Lucia Rabello de Castro, Amana Rocha Mattos

“…By means of the analysis of 19 interviews with Brazilian youngsters of Rio de Janeiro, where their militancy in schools, colleges, and political parties was investigated, we could determine three central aspects which qualify the process of self construction through political activism: the facing of unknown outcomes, the relevance of action in the present, and the conflicts between public and private spheres, which demand totalizing the field of identifications.…”
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Büryan in Local Food Culture of the City of Siirt: Case of Bahattin Büryan Sarayı / Siirt Kenti Yöresel Yemek Kültüründe Büryan: Bahattin Büryan Sarayı Örneği by Figen Kanbir

“…The Büryan and Bahattin Büryan Sarayı, in particular, seem to be embraced by the public and private spheres, bearing the traces of both. The customers of the restaurant constitute people of different age, gender, place of residence, educational background and social class. …”
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Jesenský The Poet: From Romanticism To Classicism by Valér Mikula

“…Jesenský strictly distinguishes between the public and the private spheres. The public sphere, which includes his prose as well as poetry, is dominated by conventions, the „surface“, while the area of his privacy hides real contents – and those are characterized by „classical“ qualities such as sincerity, kindness, honour, moderateness, non-ostentatiousness, nobility. …”
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A Relational Study About Wrestling Culture in Battal Gazi Novel by M. Aytül Kasapoğlu, M. Muhtar Kutlu

“…As intolerance increased, people continued to show their reactions in different ways, whether physical or not, both in the public and private spheres. The main problem of the research presented here, in this context, is the gradual decline of tolerance as well as the polarization of human relations in various forms and ways in society. …”
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Women, human rights and criminal justice by Londono, P

“…The strength of the human rights paradigm is examined with reference to the criticisms of liberal legal theory: the dependence on notions of negative freedom; the separation of public and private spheres of life; the emphasis on the neutrality and rationality of the liberal individual; and the focus on formal equality.…”

Ḥisba and Maṣlaḥa as political thought: Fadlallah and Khomeini compared by Nachman, A

“…This work examines how both scholars linked commanding right and forbidding wrong with maṣlaḥa to themes of law, the public-private spheres, gender, and state. Doing so, I demonstrate how and why these two concepts are appealing for contemporary Islamic politics and in which ways they are effective weapons for politics and sovereign claims. …”

Family status and women's career mobility during urban China's economic transition by Guangye He, Xiaogang Wu

“…<b>Background</b>: In contrast to the historical experience of Western welfare states, where social and family policies help create more integrated public-private spheres, marketization in China has presented a case of sphere separation. …”
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