The classes and class struggles contents of the Bangsamoro question by Jacinto Rebadulla Valila Jr

“…A reason for this may lie in the general derision of bourgeois academics and conventional commentators on the supposed paucity of Marxist theories on nationalism, ethnicity and religion. …”
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INTEGRATION OF PHYSICAL CULTURE AND SPORTS INTO THE SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE 1920-1930s by I. V. Sidorchuk

“…Physical culture was an integral part of the process of acculturation of the population, actively carried out by the Bolshevik government, and was intended to serve such goals as the spread of a healthy lifestyle, the militarization of society, gender equality, and the fight against “bourgeois remnants”. Physical culture was to become a truly mass daily practice for Soviet students, which required the establishment of a comprehensive propaganda work. …”
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Rudi Dutschke and György Lukács on the Problems of the Bolshevik Type Socialism by Sviatoslav V. Shachin, László G. Szücs

“…The study shows that the creative path of Lukács before he entered the Comintern as one of the leaders of the section of the Hungarian Communists is characterized by the desire to find a way to solve the fundamental dilemma of the revolutionary, as he believed: either, like the Bolsheviks, strive for an uncompromising victory and the implementation of their program at the cost of violence; or to make compromises with the social democratic and even bourgeois parties, at the same time being in danger of defeat and the impossibility of implementing their ideas, primarily because the socialist intellectuals fail to establish strong ties with the working masses, and the latter may not be thoroughly imbued with anti-capitalist consciousness. …”
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Organizational Structure, Channels and Methods of Propaganda Work of the Soviet Military Administration in Germany, 1945–1949 by Roman Yu. Boldyrev, Jörg Morré

“…Ideological revisiting of the Soviet social constitution, and so its supremacy over the bourgeois one was to replace the conventional image of the country of total welfare and happiness.…”
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Jak wyglądały późnośredniowieczne kuchnie? by Anna Marciniak-Kajzer

“…In other residences or even at knights’ manor houses or wealthy bourgeois houses, food was cooked in living (day) rooms, whereas initial preparation might have taken place in front of the building. …”
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The Soviet Union as a composite state structure: education, development trends and causes of disintegration by Vitaliy V. Eremyan

“…The Soviet model of the state structure and democracy institutions as antipodes to bourgeois populism and liberal demagogy facilitated an accelerated transition from declarations of constituent and constitutional documents proclaiming human and civil rights and freedoms to their practical implementation in the economic and political sphere in countries that had associated themselves with Western-style democracy; it resulted in a more socially oriented role of state and its structures. …”
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Conciliation, Co-operation, and Consensus: The One Nation Conservative Approach to Industrial Relations and Trade Unions, 1945-1990 by Peter Dorey

“…Often emanating from lower middle class or petit bourgeois backgrounds, many of these newer, younger, Conservatives were self-made men and women, and saw themselves as representatives or symbols of small businesses, individual entrepreneurs, and the self-employed especially. …”
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Comparative characteristics of the biochemical composition of VIR eggplant collection in a greenhouse by I. V. Gashkova, A. E. Solovieva, A. B. Kurina

“…Accessions with a high content of biologically active substances in fruits in technical ripeness were identified: Russian hybrids Bourgeois F1, Azhur F1; local accessions from Armenia: k-3156, k-3159, k-3161.…”
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Cartas desde Buenos Aires: El movimiento homosexual argentino desde una perspectiva transnacional by Javier Fernández Galeano

“…The homophile politics of respectability and the liberationist activism against the bourgeois moral order were rooted in the conflictive relationship between “entendidos,” or middle- to upper-class homosexuals who valued decorum and a self-disciplined masculinity, and working-class “maricas,” who performed a sexualized and hedonist femininity. …”
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City Magistrate of Tsaritsyn as the Estates Court for Urban Population 1784-1866 by Elena V. Bulyulina, Valentina V. Melnikova

“…This article examines the activities of the Tsaritsyn city magistrate court as an estates court for a merchant and petty-bourgeois population of the city of Tsaritsyn in 1784-1866. …”
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The effect of the 1885 reform of the Upper House of the Hungarian Parliament on the composition of the members (with a special focus on hereditary peers) by Veronika Tóth-Barbalics

“…The connection of hereditary membership rights to land ownership and the rewarding of personal activity with lifelong membership were unique aspects of the bourgeois age. Despite this, feudal-based elements maintained their majority in the composition of the Upper House. …”
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Vararikkoiset leskivaimot. by Riina Turunen

“…In order to manage the subsistence issue, bourgeois widows were permitted to carry on the family´s trade through business rights inherited from their husbands. …”
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Determinant aspects of the deciduous fruit production in the province of Tungurahua, Ecuador by William Viera, Jorge Merino, Aníbal Martínez, Alex Viera, Santiago Rueda, Lenin Ron

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Ekoantropologia antyhumanistyczna. Przypadek Johna Nicholasa Graya by Piotr Domeracki

“…Consequently, Gray concludes that we are the same animals as others and, what directly results from it, that human morality is nothing more than a useful fiction, while ethics can be compared only to the ordinary bourgeois novel and hence treated as “an art of hypocrisy.” …”
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Dante in African American Literature

“…In the 1980s, when African American Literature was built in the post- modern paradigm, Dante’s Inferno provoked the expansion of intertextual techniques along with the intention to see through the prism of the problems of black identity and assimilationism common human problems of the modern bourgeois world (G. Naylor). In addition, in the second half of the century, African American writers demonstrated a new attitude to Dante’s name. …”
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Lithuanian Partisan Warfare in Museums during the Soviet Occupation and after the Restoration of Independence by Aistė Petrauskienė

“…During this period, the Museum of the Revolution of the Lithuanian SSR, in cooperation with the KGB structures, began to organise systematically expositions of the “crimes of the bourgeois nationalists” and exhibitions on the basis of the collected items. …”
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New record and new species of lichenized fungal genus Candelariella Müll. Arg. in Antarctica by Mehmet Gökhan Halici, Merve Kahraman Yiğit, Ekrem Bölükbaşı, Mithat Güllü

“…After morphologically and phylogenetically examining our collections on soil from James Ross Island, located in the north-east Antarctic Peninsula region, and Horseshoe Island, a small rocky island in Bourgeois Fjord, Marguerite Bay in the south-west Antarctic Peninsula, we describe the lichen species Candelariella ruzgarii as new to science. …”
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Why are there differences across German states in student achievement and cognitive ability? by Heiner Rindermann

“…Conclusions: The results, which support the efficacy a bourgeois-conservative education policy and of lower immigration rates, are delicate for the practice of student achievement research and for the political milieu that dominates the social sciences.…”
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«Make love, not war». Communitarian life experiences as laboratories of peace education in Italy by Gianfranco BANDINI

“…In these years of student protests, original and alternative lifestyles came to light: young people wanted to personally engage in a concrete and real experience of peace, brotherhood and sharing property (and in some cases also personal affections), breaking out of the roles imposed by the bourgeois family. The pacifism of these first Italian «communes» eclectically mixed the American dream with Eastern spirituality; rebellion and drug use with Marxist ideologies stemming from various sources. …”
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A frágil realidade de plástico: um estudo comparativo da imagem “Casa de Bonecas” em Henrik Ibsen e Katherine Mansfield = The fragile plastic reality: a comparative study of the im... by Talita Annunciato Rodrigues, Cleide Antonia Rapucci

“…In both cases, one notices that the presence of this image indicates not only the construction of these works’ environment, but also a criticism of the bourgeois model of a perfect and flawless society, as the described image refers to. …”
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