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The Repertoire Politics of Mamontov’s Enterprise: Francophilia, Wagnerism and the Nationalist Crusade [PDF]
Revue Des Etudes Slaves, 2013 L’opéra privé de Moscou est l’une des institutions artistiques les plus importantes et les plus novatrices de la fin des années 1890. Toutefois, il lui fallait survivre sur le dur marché de l’opéra en Russie, un marché qui ne faisait pas confiance aux entreprises privées, qui était soumis au pouvoir des théâtres impériaux, bénéficiant du soutien de la ...
Olga Haldey
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Xvii-xviiiDans l’Angleterre du xviiie siècle, une fraction infime des accusations d’agressions sexuelles amenait à des poursuites judiciaires. Bien que des affaires impliquant des hommes argentés soient extrêmement rares, il en existe quelques-unes, au cours desquelles des femmes de rangs sociaux inférieurs ont pu témoigner publiquement.
Sara Leuner
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The Motives of Francophilia: History of a Frustration
Revue des études slaves, 2016 Les intellectuels espagnols naissent collectivement francophiles à la vie publique dans le contexte de la protestation suscitée en France par l’Affaire Dreyfus et dans leur pays par le procès contre Corominas (1896). Mais ils deviennent brutalement gallophobes avec la réactivation de la « légende noire » contre leur pays au moment des poursuites contre
Eszter Balázs
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Francophilia and Political Failure: Lord Shelburne and Anglo-French Interactions, c. 1760–1789 [PDF]
European History Quarterly, 2017 This article draws attention to William Petty, 2nd Earl of Shelburne’s (1737–1805) capacity for fostering a culture of mutual respect and constructive interaction in Anglo-French relations that had no contemporary equivalent, and explores his contacts with the French political world before the Revolution.
Nigel Aston
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A look at the Francophilia in Presença: echoes of an unrequited love
Gragoatá, 2012 The fascination that French culture and literature have always exerted upon the Portuguese imaginary has been widely demonstrated. The writers who have gathered in 1927 around the literary review presença (1927-1940) bear witness to this Francophile seduction which they clearly admitted.
Márcia Seabra Neves
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Anarchism, francophilia and nation: Juan Emiliano Carulla facing the Great War
Avances del Cesor, 2018 From an analysis of his writings, his memories and his intellectual networks, this article studies a key moment of the itinerary of Juan Emiliano Carulla: the years of the First World War. Throughout three stages of his life: his participation in the anarchist magazine Ideas y Figuras, his work in Europe as a “scientific correspondent” of the newspaper
Emiliano Gastón Sánchez
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Itinerantes, 2017 Es un lugar común afirmar que el catolicismo argentino, al igual que otros de América Latina, es fuertemente tributario de la influencia romana, así como también de la hispánica —en este último caso, en especial, luego del “desastre” de 1898—. Sería fútil discutir esta premisa: el carácter romano e hispánico del catolicismo argentino es una verdad tan ...
Miranda Lida
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Patrick Leigh Fermor, Paul Morand and Rumania
Viatica, 2023 The ‘Great Trudge’ of 1933-1934 allowed Patrick Leigh Fermor to discover Rumania, which would later be evoked in Between the Woods and the Water (1986) and The Broken Road (2013).
Gavin Bowd
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Admiration to Intimacy: Versailles and the English, from Louis XIV to Louis XVI
Bulletin du Centre de Recherche du Château de Versailles, 2020 More than any other foreigners, the English were fascinated by Versailles. Fifty per cent of foreign books on Versailles before 1789 were in English.
Philip Mansel
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