Femonationalism, that is, the use of women’s rights rhetorics to further racial stigmatisation and promote nationalism, has been growing interest social scientists on European contexts. While previous studies have provided insights racialisation sexism in gender equality policymaking, there is still a limited understanding how policy frames particular national contexts can either exacerbate or ...

This article explores the theoretical and empirical interest of protest slogans writings for social movement research. It shows how this material can contribute to a better understanding collective identities, emotions, claims made in contemporary demonstrations. Theoretically, it invites researchers go beyond actual ‘words’ invest these as political performances: increasingly individualized di...

In this article it is aimed to tell about a person, which was unduly forgotten in the history of Vilnius University, though among his other activities, he did lot support and help astronomers, coming Paris London from Vilnius. A former jesuit, talented preacher, professor Rhetorics disciplines academy, Remigian Korwin Kossakowski (1730–1780) wrote letters (and perhaps Warsaw too), 1774 on, whil...

Through a combination of scientific and community activity, our environment is increasingly registered documented as data. Given the expanding breadth this digital domain, it crucial that scholars consider problems presents well its affirmative potential. This article, arising from collaboration between practitioner theorist in design film screen scholar with expertise documentary environmental...

2116 USTAVE COURBET (1819-77) BELONGED TO THE G Post-Romantic generation of French artists and writers that included Honore Daumier, J.-F. Millet, Gustave Flau bert, and Charles Baudelaire. They were born at the close of an heroic age. In their youth, they witnessed the breakdown of a common language of Classicism, the dissipation of revolutionary idealism, and the growing division between arti...