The week: Partitioning and uses of social time (nineteenth–twentieth century)

Page 9 to 23

Page 25 to 43

Hebdomadal heterogeneity
A taxonomy of the many weeks of nineteenth-century America
David Henkin

Page 45 to 61

Shaping weekly schedules to fit political agendas?
Revolutionary attempts in time management from the French Revolution to the Second World War
Fabien Conord

Page 63 to 78

Page 79 to 100

Page 101 to 118

Daily and weekly routine in French asylums and psychiatric hospitals
Days in the asylums of the Seine department (1838–1950)
Véronique Fau-Vincenti

Page 119 to 135

School time, home rhythms
A study of temporal injunctions in weekly periodicals for young girls at the beginning of the twentieth Century
Béatrice Guillier

Page 137 to 152

After the battle?
Expressions and plasticity of the weekly information newspaper in the twentieth century
Marie-Ève Thérenty

Page 153 to 171

Page 173 to 192

Places and resources

Page 195 to 213

“Success! Success! Success!”
The belle époque of popular music publishing: The publisher Salabert at the heart of the music industry
Marie Goupil-Lucas-fontaine

Alternating viewpoints

Page 217 to 232

“Local justice” and “lay justice”
The French justice of the peace and the Mexican local justice in the nineteenth century tested by historiographic notions
Verónica Vallejo Flores

On the subject of . . .

Page 235 to 251

Reviews

Page 255 to 266

The disguised prince
Revisiting a political fiction

News

Page 269 to 274

Feature Interview

Page 277 to 285

“Nothing that is criminal is foreign to us”
Interview with Catherine Chauchard, Julie Verlaine

Miscellaneous Contributions

Page 289 to 318

Plural in its subject matter and pluralist with respect to suggested approaches, this transdisciplinary journal wants to be open to questions encountered by contemporary society in the familiarity of its forms while participating in a renewed way of thinking. Read more...

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