Bilatéralité vs conceptions androcentriques de la parenté en Europe : quelques réflexions à partir des arbores consanguinitatis de la fin du Moyen Âge by Simon Teuscher

“…But in the course of the later Middle Ages it was among other things used in attempts to understand kinship as an element in the organization of society or in genealogical practices. An important branch of historical kinship research in the tradition of Jack Goody and Claude Lévi-Strauss used to assume that catholic canon law conceptualizations of kinship stood in the way of androcentric conceptions, favored weak forms of kinship organization and thus contributed to the uniqueness of the West and its individualism. …”
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Top Wealth and Its Historical Origins: Identifying Entrenched Fortunes by Linking Rich Lists over 100 Years by Daria Tisch, Emma Ischinsky

“…The innovation of this research is to link a rich list from 2019 with rich lists from 1913 and genealogical data provided in Wikidata. The authors find a remarkable historical continuity of large fortunes despite two world wars, the Great Depression, regime changes, and different currency reforms. …”
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Foucault’s Queer Virgins: An Unfinished History in Fragments by Lynne Huffer

“…The fragmentation that characterizes an unfinished history underscores poetic discontinuity as the hallmark of Foucault’s genealogical method and thought. …”
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URN:NBN:fi:tsv-oa7031 DOI: 10.11143/7031 The island monastery of Valaam in Finnish homeland tourism: Constructing a “Thirdspace” in the Russian borderlands by Mikula, Maja

“…The monastery’s institutionally sanctioned genealogies construct it as the civilizing force, which had brought Christian enlightenment to the local heathen population. …”
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Barndomsbilder i förändring i grundskolans läseböcker by Angerd Eilard

“…The adopted perspective combines a genealogical and a critical multimodal discourse analytical approach with an intersectional perspective. …”
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Passion without Objects. Young Graduates and the Politics of Temporary Art Spaces by Mara Ferreri, Valeria Graziano

“…With the increasing dissemination of the discourse of pop-up urban uses in the United Kingdom since 2008, former genealogies of autonomous self-organised spaces intersect with the urban agendas of public commissioners and private actors. …”
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Neo-Confucianism of Joseon dynasty––its theoretical foundation and main issues by Haesung LEE

“…Likewise, the theory of Sameness-Difference of Human Nature and Material Nature (Inmulseong Dongiron) became the Horak debates, which formed the Neo-Confucian academic genealogies of the Joseon dynasty. …”
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Second-modern transformation in East Asia: An active dialogue with Ulrich Beck by Han Sang-Jin

“…I define an approach to be “active” if one takes full consideration of the genealogical traits of Asian culture and history. Critical of the hegemonic assumptions of Western social theories, this approach is intended to respond to Beck’s cosmopolitan appeal, while breaking away from the Euro-centric assumptions still kept alive in his theory. …”
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Une histoire de la famille Poincaré (xviie-xxe siècles) by Laurent Rollet

“…This article proposes a long-term history of the family of Henri Poincaré and is based on a vast synthesis of existing genealogical information. First, I quickly explore the ancient origins of the name ’Poincaré’ and certain indirectly linked branches of the family. …”
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“Seguir al conejo blanco”: Santiago Castro-Gómez y el oficio del genealogista by María Teresa Garzón Martínez

“…Palabras clave: raz n latinoamericana, estudios culturales, genealog a, giro decolonial, antago- nismo, losof a pol tica.…”
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Monsters of Sex: Michel Foucault and the Problem of Life by Sarah K. Hansen

“…Instead, Foucault problematizes life and provokes genealogical questions about the meaning of modernity more broadly. …”
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Epistemic ethnonationalism: identity policing in neo-Traditionalism and Decoloniality theory by George Hull

“…Yet, despite their different intellectual genealogies and drastically different reputations, both theoretical approaches have converged on a position with troubling practical consequences: epistemic ethnonationalism, the doctrine that which beliefs one should adopt and which concepts one should employ are determined by which ethnos/ethnie one belongs to. …”
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Corpo-archivio: mappatura di una nozione tra incorporazione e pratica coreografica by Susanne Franco

“…The many theories of the body as an archive advanced by scholars and artists are substantiating new theoretical and practical approaches to the history of dance, and are helping to deconstruct, thanks also to the contributions of studies on memory, narratives and genealogies resulting from more traditional methodological and theoretical approaches.…”
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Estudios sobre Cine en Argentina. Consideraciones epistemológicas y metodológicas by María Belén Ciancio

“…This thesis does not expect to postulate the final boundaries and autonomy, but an analysis of the genealogical and epistemological conditions of production of the studied field, as well as a perspective with regard to dialogue with some versions of contemporary philosophy, Critical Theory and the thought of Gilles Deleuze, specifically regarding their film studies and the concept of memory which is proposed as articulator of the investigated field, from a critical perspective.…”
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Illustres appendix: córki szlacheckie Kasprowi Niesieckiemu i Adamowi Bonieckiemu nieznane by Jarosław Marczewski

“… The extreme scholarly importance of Kasper Niesiecki and Adam Boniecki's armorials makes those books an ever-valid point of reference for any genealogical research. Nonetheless, both armorials sufler numerous deficiencies, caused by the specilic naturę of the materials which the scholars madę use of. …”
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Eucatastrophe and the redemption in J. R. R. Tolkien’s The Silmarillion by Rodrigo Ramos

“…Despite the narrative and symbolic density of the invented races, genealogies and histories laid down by Tolkien in The Silmarillion, this paper will argue that ultimately values traceable to the familiar New Testament Gospels lie behind the book’s modulations of good and evil. …”
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« Ana arkat ūmī… » : transmission et réception du souvenir dans les inscriptions royales assyriennes (1114 - vers 630) by Nathaël Recoursé

“…Such a prospect, far from exhausting the complex issue of the adressee and his presence in the documents, highlights however a few fundamental aspects at stakein the narrative: the preservation of the ideological message through the twofold intervention of divine protection and the action of the prospective prince, as guaranteed by the final formula: the celebration and commemoration of the royal achievements, conceived both as the restoration of a certain world order set up at the origin by the deities and as sole means to guard oneself against oblivion; the use of the name as the essential manifestation of the existence and deeds of a person; the inscription into a dynastic chain, expressed by means of genealogies and mentions of real achievements that give flesh to a certain ideal of Assyrian kingship.…”
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Mestres do Tao: tradição, experiência e etnografia by José Bizerril Neto

“…The very possibility of knowing is based upon a personal relation between master and apprentice, inserted on a dialogical and genealogical.…”
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Mana Moana by Lama Tone, Charmaine ‘Ilaiū Talei

“…Mana Moana reinforces connected genealogies of Māori and Pacific peoples across deep time and space beyond the shores of Aotearoa, New Zealand. …”
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Recursive construction of continuum random trees by Rembart, F, Winkel, M

“…We note alternative constructions of existing self-similar CRTs in the sense of Haas, Miermont and Stephenson, and we give for the first time constructions of random compact R-trees that describe the genealogies of Bertoin’s self-similar growth fragmentations. …”