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This book examines the regulatory environment that accompanied the growth of the Swiss banking sector in the 20th century...
Published without interruption since 1875, the Nebelspalter is the oldest continually published satirical magazine in the world. This book analyzes the constant dialogue between other periodicals and the Nebelspalter between 1875 and 1921...
From the 1730s, the French-speaking Swiss questioned whether they could develop their own poetic activity, and thus defend their place among civilized nations that cultivated belles-lettres?...
This is the first French verse version of Ovid’s Metamorphosis, translated by the sixteenth century poet Clément Marot. Marot’s translation marks not only a literary achievement, but also cleaves to deontological standards worthy of modern translators...
François Rabelais and the Scandal of Modernity presents a comprehensive study of obscenity in the work of Rabelais. Based on a critical analysis of the hermeneutical implications of the deviating representations at work in the Rabelaisian text...
Can we communicate the incommunicable? Language is general, but the “depths of the soul” are unique, and only the experience lived in silence is authentic...
The only document we have by a 13th-century architect, the Album of Villard de Honnecourt has been the subject of writings by art and architectural historians since the 19th century and has been considered the work of an amateur since the 1970s...
Monique Saint-Hélier became quite successful during the 1930s in particular because of the violent controversy that surrounded her second novel, Bois-Mort. How is it that Saint-Hélier’s work provoked such passionate criticism, but encountered nothing but disinterest after the war...
People have interpreted the numeration of the years of their life since Antiquity (when, for example, the Emperor Augustus did so). Ancient medical theories thus maintained that matter is renewed every seven or nine years...