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Women's history and gender history: The Italian experience

2005

SummarySince the early nineteenth century political opposition became a central concept of political representation in constitutional monarchies. While this concept marked the political language of unified Italy on the national level, in local administration the legitimacy of political opposition remained an issue of dispute, as illustrated in this analysis of the political language in Bologna's city council. Local perceptions of national events, like Garibaldi's unsuccessful Mentana-campaign, assumed a significant symbolic meaning and challenged traditional understandings of local administration by introducing notions of political opposition. In Bologna, the second city of the former Papal…

Cultural StudiesHistoryHegemonySociology and Political Sciencemedia_common.quotation_subject05 social sciencesOpposition (politics)06 humanities and the artsConstitutional monarchy0506 political science060104 historyPoliticsAnthropologyLawPolitical economy050602 political science & public administrationPolitical culture0601 history and archaeologyIdeologySociologyGender historyLegitimacymedia_common
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The shifting evocations ofsquadrismo:remembering the massacre of Palazzo d’Accursio in Fascist Bologna

2016

AbstractThe massacre of Palazzo d’Accursio is considered one of the first events in the rise of the Fascist squads. This article analyzes the ways in which the event was described in Bologna during the twenty years that followed it. It is believed that in the first few years, commemorations that emphasized the role of the Fascist squads were not very common. Instead, they concentrated on the life of Giulio Giordani, a murdered lawyer and opposition councilor, who became a martyr. Members of the city’s ruling class, especially lawyers, developed their own rituals of commemoration, but the establishment of the regime led to the acquisition of the commemorations of Giordani by Fascism, reflect…

Cultural StudiesHistorySociology and Political ScienceOpposition (planets)Political Science and International RelationsRuling classEthnologySociologyAncient historyMartyrJournal of Modern Italian Studies
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Des curés chez Bacchus : satire anticléricale et opposition politique chez Gustave Courbet (1863-1868)

2013

International audience; Dans les années 1860, parallèlement à sa virulente opposition au Second Empire, Gustave Courbet produit des tableaux, pamphlets et illustrations qui servent son combat anticlérical. En écho au Retour de la conférence, refusé pour immoralité au Salon de 1863 et au Salon des Refusés – l’œuvre montre un cortège de curés ivres –, le peintre publie en 1868 un opuscule, Les Curés en goguette, illustré de six dessins qu’il conçoit comme une extension de son tableau original et comme une intervention polémique, à caractère satirique, dans la tradition de la caricature anticléricale. Mais cette suite d’images, jusqu’alors peu étudiée, croise d’autres préoccupations de Courbet…

Cultural StudiesHistory[SHS.DROIT]Humanities and Social Sciences/Law[SHS.DROIT] Humanities and Social Sciences/LawLiterature and Literary TheoryVisual Arts and Performing Artssatire anticléricalecurésBacchusGustave Courbet16. Peace & justice[ SHS.DROIT ] Humanities and Social Sciences/Lawopposition politique
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(Re)negotiating Freedom of Expression in the Spanish Transition: The Case of El Papus (1973-1987)

2020

Juxtaposing documents from judicial and administrative archives with material published in the satirical magazine El Papus (1973-1987), this essay examines the confrontation between national-Catholic discourse and new modes of visual and textual expression in late Francoism and the early years of the democratic transition in Spain. The present study represents a survey of some 44 state-produced documents and 124 journalistic pieces, applying a two-pronged methodology rooted in discourse analysis with a special focus on the content and themes deemed unfit for publication in the pages of El Papus. The results will show that a loosening of erotic and sexual mores, particularly those related to…

Cultural StudiesImmoralityPeriodisme Aspectes políticsVisual Arts and Performing ArtsMoresOpposition (planets)media_common.quotation_subjectDiscourse analysisCensorshipMedia studiesPoliticsPolitical scienceDemocratizationFamily valuesmedia_common
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Epistemic, interpersonal, and moral stances in the construction of us and them in Christian metal lyrics

2011

Abstract Religious groupings and subcultures both tend to have well-articulated interests, aims, and values that unite certain people but also alienate those who do not share their interests. The case is then made for the construction of difference between ‘us’ and ‘them’. This paper examines the construction of such a group boundary in the previously little studied context of the Christian metal (CM) music subculture. The focus of analysis is on the kinds of stances that are taken and attributed to ‘us’ and ‘them’ in the English lyrics of Finnish CM groups. The particular types of stance are related to questions of epistemology, interpersonality, and morality. The paper shows that the bord…

Cultural StudiesLinguistics and LanguageBinary oppositionCommunicationmedia_common.quotation_subjectta6122Context (language use)ta6121MoralityLyricsWorshipObject (philosophy)EpistemologyDivinityHeavenSociologymedia_commonJournal of Multicultural Discourses
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‘Culture’ as a discursive resource in newspaper articles from Le Monde about secularism : constructing ‘us’ through strategic oppositions with religi…

2017

Building on research highlighting the complex webs of relations between secularism, culture, and religion, this study investigates how the concept of culture was utilized in discourses of laïcité from the newspaper le Monde. Articles (N = 76) published between 2011 and 2014 were analyzed using qualitative content analysis. Results revealed the agency associated with the use of culture as it was strategically – rather than systematically – used in opposition to religion. Overall, culture – and the practices it defined – tended to be represented as normal and invisible. On the other hand, religion tended to be constructed as a disruption to secularism and the corresponding cultural reality. T…

Cultural StudiesLinguistics and LanguageResource (biology)Opposition (planets)critical intercultural communicationAgency (philosophy)secularismNewspaperkulttuuridiskurssiSociologyta518Practical implicationsuskonto060201 languages & linguisticsCommunicationGender studies06 humanities and the artsculturesekularismireligion0602 languages and literaturediscourseIdentification (psychology)FranceSecularismQualitative content analysis
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Facework and Prosocial Teasing in a Synchronous Video Communication Exchange

2019

This study centres on the analysis of prosocial teasing during a videoconference (telecollaboration) exchange between mixed-gender adolescent secondary school students from Spain and Germany. We contend that the provocative elements present in prosocial teasing activate a play frame, in Gregory Bateson’s terms, in which seemingly hostile face acts can be interpreted as playful behaviour. We argue that successful teasing can ultimately enhance the face of the teaser and that of the person being teased and thus build up rapport between them. Our analysis of the facework in the interaction during this telecollaboration exchange is based on Erwin Goffman’s notions of face, demeanour and deferen…

Cultural StudiesLinguistics and Languagelcsh:English languageLiterature and Literary TheoryPolitenessmedia_common.quotation_subjectOpposition (politics)DeferenceFace negotiation theoryfaceworktelecollaborationlcsh:PR1-9680Language acquisitionlanguage learningLanguage and Linguisticslcsh:English literatureProsocial behaviorlcsh:PE1-3729TelecollaborationPsychologyteasingSocial psychologymedia_commonAtlantis. Journal of the Spanish Association for Anglo-American Studies
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What is There in a ‘Like’? Political Content in Facebook and Instagram in The 2019 Valencian Regional Election

2020

Over the last few years, social networks such as Facebook and Instagram have become the preferred places for political communication. On the one hand, politicians have incorporated them into their strategy as a channel through which they can share their messages. On the otherhand, users have a space where they can take part and show their interest in political issues. This paper examines posts on Facebook and Instagram by the main Valencian political parties and their respective leaders in the election campaign. We analysed the nature of the content and users’ ‘likes’ to reveal the functions and themes of the most popular posts and the use made of visual resources and interaction tools. The…

Cultural StudiesPoliticsSociology and Political SciencePolitical sciencelanguageOpposition (politics)AdvertisingPolitical communicationSpace (commercial competition)Content (Freudian dream analysis)Valencianlanguage.human_languageDebats. Revista de cultura, poder i societat
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Tsensuur kommunistlikus Poola Rahvavabariigis

2013

This article discusses the topic of censorship in the communist Poland. It presents a description of the functioning of the office of censorship (Main Office for the Control of Presentations and Public Performances; Główny Urzęd Kontroli Prasy, Publikacji i Widowisk) as well as other forms of informal influence on the authors working for public publishing houses. The underground publications suppressed during the Stalin era as well as difficulties encountered by Polish historians after 1956 will be the subject of the analysis. Furthermore, the article indicates the complementary role of the underground publishers after 1970. These publishing houses had a significant impact on the birth of p…

Cultural Studiesunderground presslcsh:Ethnology. Social and cultural anthropologylcsh:GN301-674AnthropologyPolitical economyPolitical scienceoppositionOpposition (politics)repressive and preventive censorshipcommunismCommunismUSSRMäetagused
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Obcy czy inni? Czesi w Zelowie

2018

We wstępnej części artykułu zostaną zaprezentowane kategorie OBCY, INNY oraz SWÓJ w różnych konfiguracjach (opozycja komplementarna, triada), obecnych w dyskursie tożsamościowym. Następnie przedstawione zostaną determinanty tożsamości: konfesja i język grupy mieszkańców Zelowa – potomków czeskich emigrantów religijnych. W końcowej części artykułu podkreśla się, że obraz potomków czeskich emigrantów jest zmienny w czasie: początkowo była to grupa homogeniczna pod względem wyznaniowym, etnicznym i językowym, a obecnie jest grupą zasymilowaną językowo i kulturowo.

Czechkategorie OBCYLinguistics and LanguageUSwyznaczniki tożsamości: język i konfesjadescendants of Czech religious emigrants in ZelówEthnic groupOpposition (politics)OTHERlanguage and confession [determinants of identity]INNYLanguage and Linguisticslanguage.human_languageGenealogycategories OTHEREmigrationcategories USpotomkowie czeskich emigrantów religijnych w Zelowiedeterminants of identity: language and confessionHomogeneous grouplanguageSociologycategories THEM (ALIEN)Electrical and Electronic EngineeringSWÓJ
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