The so-called “Ulysses’ Dream” arises from this desire, which took possession of Mediterranean culture to guide the specific life of the men of that sea, so that they would undertake a permanent reading of the classics as an antidote to oblivio...
The first awarded short-story of the 2021 A Sea of Words Youth Literary Contest by the Syrian Hala Kabalan.
The semi-permanent exhibition space in the Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilisations (Mucem) in Marseille, finally opened its major new exhibition on 19 May 2021.
“Travel and Mediterranean Memory” is the result of the interest of the contributors to this issue in reflecting their own thoughts and those of figures, some better known than others, who have left a mark on Mediterranean memory.
The authors show us the importance of memory in identity, while reminding us of the instability of life, maps or borders.
Accusations of a double standard, racism, and hypocrisy are rampant in the online discourse following every major European policy or action in relation to Ukraine or Russia. In these accusations, the lack of involvement in the conflicts of Iraq, Liby...
La fermeture des frontières à la suite de la pandémie a entraîné l'interruption des transferts 'post-mortem', la pratique funéraire la plus importante pour les musulmans européens.
La mort en migration impose une navigation entre deux espaces culturels du deuil et induit un éclatement du choix entre les morts et les vivants, les descendants et les ascendants.
À l'époque dite moderne, les pratiques funéraires des musulmans sur sol européen constituaient un véritable noeud de tensions entre les populations des deux rives de la Méditerranée.
