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The Myth of May 1968 in bandes dessinées. [PDF]
Belphégor, 2017 The events of May 1968 have entered the French national mythology in the form of a simplified and exemplary narrative: May is generally believed to have been a student-led uprising, whose transformative legacy was socio-cultural rather than political ...
Matthew Screech
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Escrituras femininas de l’après 68 : Rosalina Ròcha
Revue des Langues Romanes, 2021 The years after 1968 saw the flowering of a new Occitan literary creation, accompanied by the Nouvelle chanson occitane - born in 1965 with Gui Broglia's interpretations of Robert Lafont. A militant theatre was also born.
Maria-Joana Verny
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Un cortège « hors des cadres » au devant de la manifestation des organisations syndicales
Cahiers d’histoire, 2020 Since spring 2016, union organizations, as much as police forces charged with the control and surveillance of the masses of protesters, are being confronted regularly, whether it is in Paris and in other cities around the country, to a congregation of ...
Hugo Melchior
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Défis industriels et mouvements sociaux en Haute-Garonne (1967-1978)
Les Cahiers de Framespa, 2012 The objective of our research work of Master 2 was to conduct a thorough review of the economic and social development of the Haute-Garonne Department between 1967 and 1978, as well as the impact of "May-June 1968" in the short and medium term players in
Clair Juilliet, Michaël Llopart
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Faut-il ‘achever’ mai 68 ? Enjeux et réflexions
Carnets, 2019 Should we put May 1968 to rest? Ever since his (1996) L’Humanité perdue to his (2005) Nous Autres les modernes and even the more recent (2015) La Seule Exactitude, Alain Finkielkraut keeps revisiting the movement and the events of May 1968.
João Domingues
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Mai 68 : le Comité d’Action Pédérastique Révolutionnaire occupe la Sorbonne
Genre, Sexualité et Société, 2013 The radical gay liberation movement emerged in France in May 1968 in the student-occupied Sorbonne when “Guillaume Charpentier” founded the Revolutionary Pederastic Action Committee (CAPR). With no support from student leaders and finding little response
Michael Sibalis
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The University as power or counter-power? May 1968 and the emergence of a new learning subject
European Journal for Research on the Education and Learning of Adults, 2014 The events of May 68 in France constituted a moment of questioning of the power and of the social role of the University. Two of the philosophers who contributed the most to that questioning were Althusser and Foucault. Their thoughts on the way in which
António Lopes
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T68 ou la désillusion d’une génération
Itinéraires, 2018 In 1968, a trio of artists composed of writer Hugo Claus, actor Alex Van Royen and critique Carlos Tindemans, launched their manifesto entitled T68, which Claus will have published and distributed in two hundred copies shortly after.
Karel Vanhaesbrouck
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