Biographic times and political discontinuity

Biographic times and political discontinuity
Vol. 44, 2014/3 - pages
Pages 389 to 397

Ethnographies outside their time context

By Monica Heintz, Isabelle Rivoal
Pages 399 to 407

Accelerated history and generational divides

By Monica Heintz
Pages 409 to 419

Social uses of the past and social order in Belarus

By Ronan Hervouet
Pages 421 to 428

“We will never speak of it again. . .” Analyzing the memory of abortion in Communist Romania

By Lorena Anton
Pages 429 to 437

The Memories They Want. Autobiography in the Chaos of Sierra Leone

By Catherine E. Bolten
Pages 439 to 447

Kinship Discontinuities and the Construction of the Self in Damascus (Syria). What Family Photographs Reveal

By Bethany Eleanor Honeysett
Pages 449 to 460

Christian drama or how to speak about politics in Syria

By Anna Poujeau
Pages 461 to 467

Experiencing social change and attachments

By Bianca Botea
Pages 469 to 478

Linked Biographies in Changing Times. Syriac Christians in Vienna

By Heidi Armbruster
Pages 479 to 489

A confiscated religious life

By Adeline Herrou
Pages 491 to 502

When Crisis Is Experienced as Continuity. Materialities of Time in Haiti

By Erin B. Taylor
Pages 503 to 512

Suspended writings, engaged lives. Living through the civil war in Lebanon

By Isabelle Rivoal
Pages 513 to 524

C’est plus traditionnel ici qu’au bled: Socio-spatial analysis of religious traditionalism in a Parisian banlieue

By Jennifer A. Selby
Pages 525 to 536

The proper use of nature. . .to protect the Calanques?

By Ludovic Ginelli, Vincent Marquet, Valérie Deldrève
Pages 537 to 549

Home visits as a campaign strategy

By Michel Catlla
Pages 551 to 568

Reviews

Pages 569 to 570

In memoriam: Henri Raulin, 1918‑2013

By Claude Royer