This is the accepted version of the following article: "Power to children’s imaginations. May ’68 and counter culture for children in France", which has been published in final form at https://journals.openedition.org/strenae/1838; International audience; “Why am I talk...

Oratory titles in the Var department. The ranking of favorite saints of the Var — determined according to the patron saints of the oratories in the department — reveals something of the regional cultural identity : the Virgin Mary is first, followed in variable order by...

The global history of the First World War is still in its early stages. This article proposes to contribute to its development by “de-Europeanizing” the historiography of the conflict and suggesting some of the ways scholars can move beyond “centers” and “peripheries” t...

International audience; In the late nineteenth century the questioning of divisions between the fine and applied arts enabled a “renaissance” in tapestry. Subsequently this art’s complex relations with painting, architecture and – from the 1960s – sculpture were hotly d...

Between the early 14th century and the first thirty years of the 16th century, beliefs and practices about the Virgin Mary in Sweden undergo an evolution which, while increasing the integration of the country into European space, also singularizes it by its characterist...

International audience; Armenian karmir " red " has often been considered as deriving from East Iranian, thus speaking in favour of relations between Armenian and Sogdian, a Middle Iranian language spoken in considerable distance from Armenia. For the origin of Hebrew k...

International audience; Quarrelling is a ‘routine’ activity of the Republic of Letters. This article demonstrates that quarrels played a key role in the field of historical criticism. Our intellectual contribution is twofold. First, we bring to the fore the epistemologi...

Compte rendu d'ouvrage; International audience

We attempt to grasp the mathematics behind the planetary theories of the Syrian astronomer Ibn al-Shatir (1304-1375) in his treatise Nihayat al-Sul. Following the Maragha school of astronomers, by composing circular movements with constant angular velocity, Ibn al-Shati...

This article focuses on migrant children in West Africa in contexts where independent migrations during childhood constitute the norm rather than the exception. The article examines how the relative age and gender of a child influence his/her trajectory. It is based on ...