Une histoire de la famille Poincaré (xviie-xxe siècles) by Laurent Rollet

“…Following this, I give a more detailed analysis of the private and career paths of the principal members of the closest branch of the family, particularly Henri Poincaré’s father, uncle and paternal grandfather. This study ends by focusing briefly on the marriages and respective descendants of Henri Poincaré and his sister Aline. …”
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Tweet!! Persidangan Burung Singapura by Harry Aveling

“…Two main narratives, one in the form of a physical nature between a grandfather and his grandson in a bird garden in Singapore and the other in the form of a spiritual nature concerning spiritual birds, ran parallel and converged at a number of important crossroads. …”
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Slanci intuitivi, passione fotografica e amore per il territorio: Ada Trombetta e il Molise medievale/Intuitive impulses, photographic passion and love for the territory: Ada Tromb... by Cristina Rossi

“…Her editorial works, in fact, provide the starting point for the analysis of regional works of art to date, thanks to her critical eye, insights and the help of her father's and grandfather's photographic support.…”
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PEYGAMBERİMİZİN RİSÂLET ÖNCESİ GEÇİM DURUMU by Ünal Kılıç

“…He was then adopted by his grandfather, Abd al-Muttalib. Two years later Abd al-Muttalib died. …”
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Autoinfanticide Is No Biggie: The Reinstatement Reply to Vihvelin by Richard Mark Hanley

“…David Lewis’s attempt to defuse grandfather paradoxes consistently without special restrictions on the ability of time travelers to act in the past is controversial. …”
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Due osservazioni sulla metafisica della prescienza by Andrea Guardo

“…As for the first issue, I employ David Lewis’ discussion of the Grandfather Paradox to argue that the argument in question overlooks a key feature of the semantics of ‘can’. …”
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Tennessee waltz by Lewis, Allison (Allison Carol)

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Like father, like son by Wang, Yinfeng

“…Through eight-month multimedia documentation of cohabitation between my grandfather and father, their inherent yet tenuous connection has been revealed in an unexpected and explicit way – the everchanging interpersonal distance to the magnification of intricate sentiments over generations under circumscribed life space in the pandemic. …”
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A critical study of the poetry of Al-Farazdaq by El Amin, A

“…The poet's father, Ghālib, was famous for his generosity; he was specially remembered for two feats of mass slaughter of camels. His grandfather, Ṣa'ṣa'ah, was known as 'life-giver to infanticides' for his work in ransoming many victims of this practice. …”

A novel family with an unusual early-onset generalized dystonia. by Fabbrini, G, Brancati, F, Vacca, L, Valente, E, Nemeth, A, Meesaq, A, Sykes, N, Dallapiccola, B, Berardelli, A

“…We report on an Italian family in which three brothers and their maternal grandfather had a generalized early-onset dystonia with mild parkinsonian signs. …”

The Understanding of the Conflict between Henry II and Thomas Becket in the Political Context of the Legacy of the Reign of King Stephen by José Antonio López Sabatel

“…The monarch's intention was none other than to restore the royal authority and peace of the reign of his grandfather, Henry I. Thomas Becket's objective was to serve that ideal as chancellor. …”
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THE SR. BACANA BRAND IN COVID-19 PANDEMIC: affective memory on Instagram by Lucilene dos Santos Gonzales, Tatiana Cristina Molini

“…To differentiate his business from the commodities market, he bet on the affectionate memory of his warm and good- humored grandfather, who has been selling sugarcane juice and coconut water for 30 years in the city. …”
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Religion and ideology: Mu'ammar al-Kadhdhafi, Islam and the "Third International Theory" by Jan Hjärpe

“…In his religious education the late King Faisal was the pupil of his maternal grandfather, himself a descendant of Ibn `Abd al-Wahhab. …”
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Revisiting Distant Relations by Victoria Freeman

“…This personal essay reflects on the context, genesis, process, and consequences of writing this book during a decade of intense ferment in Indigenous–settler relations in Canada amid the revelations of horrific abuse at residential schools and the discovery that my highly respected grandfather had been involved with one. Considering the book from the perspective of 2021, I consider the strengths and limitations of this kind of critical family history and the degree to which public discourses and academic discussion of Canada’s history and settler complicity in colonialism have changed since the book was published. …”
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The political thought of the imams of Ahl al-Bayt () The reconciliation of Imam al-Hasan () as a model (contemporary reading) by حسن ملحم

“…We hastily read some of these texts that changed the history of the personality of Imam Al-Mujtaba to make him other than the son of his father, his equality with the sons of the caliphs, who did not get any of them a fortune in this world or the hereafter, forgetting that Al-Hassan (pbuh) is an imam who rose or sat with the testimony of his grandfather, the Messenger of God (pbuh). …”
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Joanna I of Anjou (1343–1382) by Paola Vitolo

“…Joanna I of Anjou (1325–1382), countess of Provence and the fourth sovereign of the Angevin dynasty in south Italy (since 1343), became the heir to the throne of the Kingdom of Sicily, succeeding her grandfather King Robert “the Wise” (1277–1343). The public and official images of the queen and the “symbolic” representations of her power, commissioned by her or by her entourage, contributed to create a new standard in the cultural references of the Angevin iconographic tradition aiming to assimilate models shared by the European ruling class. …”
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Conflit identitaire et réconciliation Dans Origines d’Amine Maalouf by Khadidja Benkazdali

“… Identity conflict and reconciliation in Origins of Amine Maalouf In the present article, the author recounts the saga of a family in the Levant and, more specifically, that of his paternal grandfather Boutros. This story involves the complexity of Lebanon clash sees on its soil different cultures, religions, and the discovery of the West through moving characters to explore their legends, their tragedies and joys and evoke their community affiliations, religious, national and cultural. …”
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Identity Fractures and Recoveries in the Novel “Woldemar” by Oleg Serebrian by Nadejda IVANOV

“…In this way, the hermeneutic investigation captures the cause of the identity fractures of the protagonist, the artistic ways of recovering the values and human essence, the contradictions between the maternal imagos and the figure of the father (grandfather), the ideological conjuncture of blurring the personality, the condition of the individual in a totalitarian society. …”
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I padrini: patroni o parenti? Tendenze di fondo nella selezione dei parenti spirituali in Europa (XV-XX secolo) by Guido Alfani

“…If, until the Early Modern Age, selection of godparents was systematically made outside the kinsmen group, during 18th and 19th Century relatives began to become the most chosen godfathers so that today in most of Catholic Europe it is common to select an uncle, a cousin or a grandfather. This double movement of transformation involved all of Catholic Europe but, if in the case of the first transformation the chronology of the change shows just small variations, for the second we find significant differences whose causes and effects have still to be explained. …”
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GENEALOGY OF DR. ALEXANDRU OBREGIA, ONE OF THE FOUNDERS OF ROMANIAN PSYCHIATRY by Mihai Sorin Rădulescu

“…He was the son and grandson of minor Moldavian boyars, and on his mother’s side he had Greek ancestry – Xantopol. His paternal grandfather was căminar Vasile Obregia of Cristeşti (in the former district of Tutova), who was married to Smaranda, the daughter of medelnicer Dumitrache Avram. …”
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