Constructing Marx in the history of ideas by Ghosh, P

“…In this history Marx and his bourgeois and Marxist reception are two of the greatest subjects.…”

Des hystériques en mouvement : d’une assignation à une libération des corps ? Engagement des médecins et discours thérapeutiques dans la seconde moitié du XIXe siècle en France... by Grégory Quin, Anaïs Bohuon

“…Doctors’ commitment does contribute to reinforce the sexual dichotomy of the French society of the second half of the nineteenth century, and in the same dynamic they contribute to strengthen the connection made between motherhood and femininity as a pillar from Bourgeois’ ethos. With our focalisation on hysteria, our ambition is to analyse in deep, at the border between medicine and pedagogy, discourses’ flow made for physical activities that can heal female bodies concerned by hysteria.…”
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Philosophy of Culture and Culturology in Ukraine: Problems and Prospects by Tetiana Vlasevych

“…In the Soviet Union, culturology was not declared a bourgeois pseudo-science, but the attitude toward it was wary – because of its inevitable philosophical claims. …”
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‘Shameful is the Only Word for It’: Hegel on Kant’s Sexual and the Social Contract by Lorenzo Rustighi

“…My goal is to suggest that, by illustrating how the logic of the sexual contract works, Hegel enables us to outline a very peculiar notion of ‘patriarchy’ that his ethical Aufhebung of the modern bourgeois family resolutely calls into question. As I will elucidate in the conclusion, this does not imply ignoring the patriarchal structure of the Hegelian family, but gives us the possibility to discriminate between two very different forms of patriarchy: whereas Hegel’s family relies on cultural and therefore conditional masculinist prejudices, the contractarian model is paradoxically indifferent to any such bias but establishes a deeper and more elusive form of patriarchal entitlement.…”
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The metamorphosis of language and character in Samuel Beckett's dramatic literature by Mohammad Mohammadi-Aghdash

“…In the early fifties of twentieth century following the deep break with traditional bourgeois theater, a (new) form of dramatic literature emerged in France which instead of representing its reality, tried to translate the exhaustion of the language expression that was the result of the loss of humanistic values which made it possible to ask this important philosophical question at the literary gatherings: Is the existence became meaningless and lifeless? …”
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Hegel: a filosofia enquanto sistema da razão by Fátima Maria Nobre Lopes, Adauto Lopes da Silva Filho

“…Porém, antes, faremos uma apresentação desta como um todo, inclusive amparados pela ótica de Bernard Bourgeois, um grande intérprete de Hegel. …”
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Romantic remains: Ibsen's decadence, with and against Georg Lukács by Olivia Noble Gunn

“…and How does he fit into Lukács’s understanding of the history of bourgeois literature? Although many critics have insisted on Ibsen’s (counter)romanticism, Lukács locates Ibsen – whom he calls a romantic à rebours – more decisively in the “era of decay.” …”
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Quelques notes et remarques rapides sur les théâtres populaires bretons et basques by Gwenaël Le Duc

“…Le théâtre breton est populaire, comme le basque; les auteurs, les acteurs et le public sont des paysans, des artisans et des petits bourgeois. Les recours théâtraux sont similaires: restes de la mise en scène médiévale, défilé de personnages, prologue, vers psalmodiés, disposition des opposants -les bons montent par le côté droit, les méchants par le côté gauche, et les "célestes" se situent au centre-, il existe des allusions aux maures et aux chrétiens, entre aurres coïncidences.   …”
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Those Obscure Objects: Projections and Puppets of Desire Between Literature and Cinema by Claudio Panella

“…In the end, the adaptation of the novel Singularidades de uma Rapariga Loura (1874) by Portuguese Eça de Queirós (1845-1900) which Manoel de Oliveira directed in 2009 will be evoked  to argue that the unattainable female character could represent a projection of the male protagonists’ desire and romantic idealizations as well as of their fears and bourgeois conventions.…”
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Hogares: Duelos y Naufragios. Lugares de Perturbación e Inquietud en la Creación Artística Actual by Purificación Mayobre Rodríguez

“…Lugares de perturbación e inquietud en la creación artística actual, publicado por la Diputación de Pontevedra, siguiendo la línea iniciada por autoras como Virginia Woolf en el ámbito de la literatura o Louise Bourgeois en el mundo del arte, está dedicado a problematizar la representación del hogar en la civilización occidental como un espacio de paz, felicidad, protección y sosiego. …”
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La SF de la Théorie : Baudrillard et Haraway by Istvan Csicsery-Ronay (Jr.)

“…Science fiction, the type of imaginary model appropriate for the bourgeois-productionist phase of history, ceases to exist when reality surpasses it. …”
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Por una antropología de lucha y sangre by Sol Anahí Viñolo

“…Se apoya en autores como Wacquant, Favret-Saada y Bourgeois para extender propuestas que han buscado radicalizar las dimensiones afectivas, sensibles, corporales de las alternativas necesarias para interrogar realidades sociculturales próximas pero esquivas para el inconsciente, distantes pero complejas para capturar el sentido del mundo para lxs otrxs. …”
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International Relations Research Methodology: Realism by Andrey Vladimirovich Shabaga

“…It is shown that based on the balance of power in the Realpolitik Prussian and Austrian cases, this understanding of politics within the systematics of the XIX century; the adaptation of the bourgeois liberal and national ideas to the foreign-policy specifics Germany middle of the XIX century. …”
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Intimité de Jean-Victor Pellerin, ou à la recherche du « théâtre du silence » by Tomasz Kaczmarek

“…In his first drama Intimacy (1922) the French playwrighter presents a bourgeois marriage living a monotonous life. The characters discuss trivial things of everyday life, they talk to each other, but there is no communication between them, because each of them is closed in their own world. …”
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Modernitatea imposibilă a fascismului by Silvio SUPPA

“…From here began the bourgeois reaction, with the violence of Mussolini’s squadrons, who thus obtained the government in 1922 and established fascism, a dictatorial and totalitarian regime, born in violence and enemy of democracy. …”
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Formation of historical science and social thought in Mexico in the 19th century by Irina Selivanova

“…The author notes that the origin and formation of Mexican national historiography and social thought was associated with key political events in the country's history: War of Independence 1810-1824, creation of the first liberal constitutions, Mexican-American War 1846-1848. and territorial disputes with the United States, bourgeois reforms, the civil war of 1854–1860, the Anglo-French-Spanish intervention, the liberation war of the Mexican people of 1861–1867. …”
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À la recherche du « cas » perdu : la problématique de l’origine dans les récits de la vérole by Dominique Brancher

“…Yet it is precisely this difficult etiology which becomes a preferred subject for the “literary account” and which individuals such as the midwife Louise Bourgeois are able to undertake. Through the very fact that it is so difficult to historicize, identify and treat, syphilis becomes a discursive agent in its own right.…”
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MARX, MARXISM AND THE BRITISH WORKING CLASS MOVEMENT: SOME CONTINUING ISSUES FOR THE 21st CENTURY by John Foster

“…Yet in the second half of the 19th century British trade unions changed direction, allied themselves with bourgeois political parties and worked within the assumptions of the existing system. …”
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Le albe di Oswald von Wolkenstein: inquadramento storico-letterario, analisi testuale e traduzione in italiano (Seconda parte) by Alessandra Molinari

“…The Third Part shall appear in a future issue of this journal, with the author’s views on the reasons for the long life of the Tagelied within German poetry and with an enquiry on Oswald von Wolkenstein’s Tagelieder, which conclude the era of the German courtly dawn-songs and smooths the path for the great production of bourgeois and popular dawn-songs in the German speaking areas up to the 17th century.…”
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Represent the Desire: Iseult’s Statue in the <i>Tavola Ritonda</i> by Giulia Murgia

“…This episode’s model, absent from the Prose Tristan, can be found in the famous scene of the “Salle aux images” coming from Thomas, that the Tavola Ritonda rewrites in a “bourgeois” way by transforming the statue in a proper fetish symbol. …”
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