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Despite its omnipresence in French culture and media, gastronomy has long been perceived as a minor object of study. Sociologist
Despite its omnipresence in French culture and media, gastronomy has long been perceived as a minor object of study. Sociologist
Fabien Truong approaches religious commitments by focusing on “Islam from below” and the tinkering that characterizes it in the shadow
“Le Verfügbar aux enfers” is a lyrical work written by Germaine Tillion in Ravensbrück in 1944. The work was never
We often speak in the name of the people, without knowing what the term, which is very ambiguous, means. According
In 1887, Pranzini slaughtered three women with a “true butcher’s skill”. Frédéric Chauvaud studies the crime in its relationship with
A total social fact, modern war no longer involves only soldiers but mobilizes all the forces, political, economic, cultural, of
Within the institutions where they were placed in the 1950s, single mothers, marginalized and repressed, sometimes had the opportunity to
As Madagascar elects its next president, a book looks back at the causes of the island’s chronic underdevelopment. Social inequalities
The fight against sects reveals the French reluctance towards pluralism and religion. According to Étienne Ollion, the sectarian phenomenon must
Is there a right of the first occupant? Delving into the medieval theory of possession, P. Thévenin shows how jurists