Du Sud à la Caraïbe : La Nouvelle-Orléans, ville créole by Nathalie DESSENS

“…Long perceived as a “misfit” city within the United States and even within the American South, the city has been progressively “recentered” in the history of the young American republic and in the Atlantic space in the past twenty years. …”
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Intrusion et exclusion dans les romans politiques de Trollope by Laurent Bury

“…In The Duke’s Children (1880), one finds a more surprising case of opening to the Other, when Plantagenet Palliser’s son, Lord Silverbridge, marries a young American commoner. While Trollope multiplies the metaphors expressive of social exclusion, the narration itself seems to open itself to the reader so as to include the reader within the writer’s laboratory.…”
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The quantitative prevalence of creaky voice (vocal fry) in varieties of English: A systematic review of the literature. by Katherine Dallaston, Gerard Docherty

“…The review found that creaky voice prevalence in English is not well understood, and that widespread claims of its recent increase among young American women have not been empirically confirmed. …”
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Generation X in Slovenia(n) by Romi Češčut

“…Addressing themes of family, interpersonal relationships, historicity, jobs, religion, and apocalypse Generation X narrative includes works by young American writers in the 80s and 90s of the twentieth century. …”
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“All Aboard for Europe!”: American Youth Travel to Europe Between the World Wars by Katherine Cartwright is a Ph.D. candidate at The College of William & Mary. Her research looks at how American young people engaged in and shaped efforts aimed at cross-cultural understanding and internationalism from World War One through World War Two. She seeks to prioritize children and youth in her research by incorporating their voices and using sources they produced.

“…Then, a close reading of the youths’ writing reveals that as young American women growing up in a period in which anxieties about youth and young women’s sexuality were high, their gender and age were crucial to how they made sense of their social and political experiences abroad.…”
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“My country, my enemy”: representing and questioning American politics through radical activism in The Darling by Russell Banks by Marine Paquereau

“…In the novel The Darling, published by Russell Banks in 2004, a young American woman, Hannah Musgrave, decides to rebel against her bourgeois upbringing in the 1960s by embracing the radicalism of the Weather Underground. …”
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The Boy’s Froissart de Lanier ou la réappropriation d’une mémoire européenne à destination des garçons en Amérique

“…The main purpose of this contribution is to reconstruct the thread or lineage leading from Froissart to Sidney Clopton Lanier, from Europe to the old South, while including two iconic figures of the 15th and 16th centuries in England, Caxton and Lord Berners, who contribute to anchoring the young American reader in the land of prestigious ancestors.…”
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Book Review: Perlman, Janice (2010) Favela. Four Decades of Living on the Edge in Rio de Janeiro, New York: Oxford University Press. ISBN – 978-0-19-536836-9 by Tarik Sabry

“…Between 1968 and 1969, Janice Perlman, a young American researcher, lived in the favelas of Brazil’s “marvellous” city of Rio de Janeiro. …”
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Prévenir ou punir ? Expertise et justice préventive dans la « guerre contre la terreur » aux États-Unis : l’affaire Mehanna by Nadia Marzouki

“…Based upon a study of the trial of Tarek Mehanna, a young American of Egyptian descent, who was convicted of terrorist conspiracy in April 2012 and sentenced to seventeen years and a half in prison, this article examines the role of experts and social scientists in the legal construction of the category of terrorism. …”
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INVISIBLE HANDS : The Making of the Conservative Movement from the New Deal to Reagan / by Phillips-Fein, Kim, author 644447

“…The winner of a prestigious academic award for her original research on this book, Kim Phillips-Fein is already being heralded as an important new young American historian. Her meticulous research and narrative gifts reveal the dramatic story of a pragmatic, step-by-step, check-by-check campaign to promote an ideological revolution--one that ultimately helped propel conservative ideas to electoral triumph.…”

Humboldt y el Colonialismo by Frank Holl

“…These make clear which important impulses the researcher gave to the independence movement and to the politicians of the young American states.…”
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Gambling and (“Dark”) Flow. A holistic Study with Best Practice Cases on How to Minimize Harm by Knut Ims

“…The third case illustrates the spiritual-existential dimension mirrored by a young American lawyer who became addicted to gambling, but finally sued the casinos that had ruined her life. …”
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Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar: a Mirror of American Fifties by Ghandeharion A., Bozorgian F., Sabbagh M.R.G.

“…With its portrayal of a talented yet frustrated young American woman in the 1950s, Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar (1963) depicts the experiences of a nineteen-year-old girl before her mental breakdown. …”
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Critical Science and Mathematics Early Childhood Education: Theorizing Reggio, Play, and Critical Pedagogy into an Actionable Cycle by Mandy McCormick Smith, Theodore Chao

“…Young American children in today’s public schools live in a world in which tensions around about identity (i.e., ethnicity and race, gender continuums, language backgrounds and proficiencies, cultural values and beliefs, economic resources, schooled experiences, literacy, and im/migration history) are part of everyday conversation. …”
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The Contribution of Systemic Modelling and of Early Maladaptive Schema in Psychiatric Expertise by Bogdan PAVLOVICI

“…</p><p>The modelling proposed by Jeffrey Young-American psychologist-, that of « early maladaptive schema » provide a way out of stagnation by bringing vulnerabilities to the forefront. …”
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Erotizing Nabokov’s Lolita in Arabic: How Translation Strategies Shift Themes and Characterization of Literary Works by Al Saideen Bassam, Haider Ahmad S., Al-Abbas Linda S.

“…In so doing, Mola reinforces sexual norms for young American women and diminishes the pedophile/incest angle. …”
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Personal Jesus: Reflections on God’s Call by J. Lenore Wright, Andrew E. Arterbury

“…Calling, in this manner, has become a cultural catch-phrase devoid of vocational meaning. For many young, American Christians, including those taught by the authors, calling primarily bears a psychosocial meaning: calling signifies personal or economic fulfillment. …”
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Negative Politeness Strategies Used by American Girl in TV Series Emily in Paris by Riszha Nurlayli, Widyastuti Widyastuti

“…With regard to that, the TV series Emily in Paris was chosen for this study in which Emily Cooper, the main character, played the young American girl who is hired by a marketing company in Paris. …”
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“Probably the best meal that I have as yet indulged in” : An American missionary’s description of Korean dishes in 1909 by Bahar Gürsel

“…Aside from providing concise insight about Korea’s deep-rooted culinary practices and traditions and a number of pertinent examples from late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century American accounts, it also demonstrates how a young American in the early 1900s perceived, scrutinized and conveyed some significant features of the gastronomic identity of Korean elites. …”
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People against the challenges of the era: The English Department at the Jagiellonian University (1945–1952) – an outline of the problem (in Polish) by Tomasz Pudłocki

“…Thanks to the help of the New York Kosciuszko Foundation, the Department received a collection of several thousands of books, a few young American grantees of the Foundation joined the teaching staff, and some of the outstanding academics and students (e.g. …”
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