Freshly released and received 🤗🥂
My new book: ‘Club sociability in colonial America. From British tradition to American experience, 1720-76’ @ManchesterUP
More details here: https://t.co/QiLHQpi6pk
Here is the Call for Papers for our next GIS Sociabilités International Conference : ‘Sociability, Progress and Innovation (1650-1850)’ on Dec. 10 & 11, 2026 at Université Rennes 2. With David Bell (Princeton) & Vincent Bontems (CEA Paris-Saclay). https://t.co/zVsLjisweu
Don’t miss the next session of our GIS interdisciplinary seminar on July 8 at 4 pm (Paris) @ENS_ULM : ‘The Revolutionary Self’ with Lynn Hunt and Sarah Knott. Find all details and Zoom link on our website: https://t.co/pKjamZxCO6
Parution annoncée pour le 8 mai aux @PUReditions de l'ouvrage tiré de la thèse de Perrine Vigroux, docteure en histoire de l'art, sur les artistes femmes admises à l'Académie royale de peinture et de sculpture. Une lecture qui promet d'être enrichissante. #HDA
The Enlightenment in history and polemics: John Robertson, Caroline Warman and Jacob Chatterjee discuss J.C.D. Clark‘s new book, with the author, at our Enlightenment Workshop on Wed. 12 February, 5pm @magdalenoxford. All welcome! https://t.co/Tv2vdnHv9E
Delighted to announce Dr Mark Williams as our keynote for Communication and Exchange this year. I’m excited to hear more about his exciting research on mobility.
The #cfp is still open! We’re looking forward to seeing y’all in Aberystwyth in June!
#earlymodern#History.
Parution : Mónica Bolufer, Laura Guinot-Ferri, and Carolina Blutrach (eds.) : Gender and Cultural Mediation in the Long Eighteenth Century: Women across Borders (en open access : https://t.co/XuwUIo10aN)
📚 Exciting News: "Colonial Ports, Global Trade, and the Roots of the American Revolution (1700-1776)" by @jeremyland25 is now available in open access!
Click here to download your free copy: https://t.co/nchyoqjGze.
@Brill_History
This Friday Nov. 8 at 5 PM: first thematic session of our interdisciplinary seminar ‘The Politics of the Sociable Self (1650-1850)’ on ‘Sociability and Animality’ @UnivRennes_2 with Silvia Sebastiani @CRH_ehess and Jane Spencer @UniofExeter
Details on https://t.co/ElvU9DQezg
Next week on September 26 at 6 PM (Paris), join us for the last talk of our cycle « Luxe et sociabilité au siècle des Lumières » @museecognacqjay
Our guest speaker is Angela McShane (Warwick). Also via Zoom. All details at: https://t.co/1UzXmSy20N
Save the date: On July 12 in Pisa, "La costruzione delle reti europee nel ‘lungo’ Settecento: figure della diplomazia e comunicazione letteraria"
#twitterstorians
JOB - ATER 2ème vague - Le département d'études anglophones de l'Université d'Angers recrute un ATER de 11 mois en littérature et traduction, début de contrat au 01/10/2024. Laboratoire : 3.LAM. Candidature ouverte sur Galaxie du 18/07 au 16/08.
Come work with us! :-)
Le CREA souhaite la bienvenue à Marion Leclair, élue maîtresse de conférences en littérature britannique du long 18e siècle @UParisNanterre. Elle est l'autrice d'une thèse intitulée "Poétique et politique du roman radical en Angleterre, 1782-1805".
Le CREA souhaite la bienvenue à Xavier Giudicelli, élu professeur en littérature britannique du long 19e siècle et intermédialité @UParisNanterre. Il travaille sur Oscar Wilde, l'illustration du texte littéraire et les réécritures contemporaines de la littérature du 19e siècle.