H-France

All things related to the study of French & Francophone History & Culture. The official twitter feed of the H-France website.

[H-France @HFranceWebsite]

This account will no longer be active in the coming days. Please find us over on BlueSky (@hfrancewebsite.bluesky.social) or Mastodon (@[email protected])

[Liverpool University Press @LivUniPress]

New in Volume 49.3 | Analysis of Jacques Martin’s overlooked French television satire in the 1960s and 1970s. Plus, a review of Gal Ventura’s ‘Hush Little Baby: The Invention of Infant Sleep in Modern France’. ➡️ https://t.co/axaA5z7UkP
@SFPS_UK @DMProvencher @HFranceWebsite

[Dr Ludivine Broch @ludivine_broch]

The CFP deadline for #SSFH2025 in Paris is coming up! https://t.co/NCqJKFl1Dd A global consortium for French Historical Studies is coming together to organise a mega-conference around the theme of RESISTANCE on 15-19 July 2025 @FrenchHistoryUK @HFranceWebsite @asmcf @thesfhs

[Liverpool University Press @LivUniPress]

How does race impact literary reception in France? Explore the overlooked role of “beur literature” and the contrast with White writers like Ernaux and Louis. Available in the latest issue of CFC Intersections, online at: https://t.co/MZGLZDdiNY @SFPS_UK @AUPHF2 @HFranceWebsite

[sfhs @thesfhs]

Read our Call for Papers (in English et en français) - The portal for submission of proposals will open on August 19, 2024 https://t.co/J1wcUurzl9

[APHG @APHG_National]

Une excellente moderniste s’en est allée. Toutes nos condoléances à sa famille, à ses collègues et anciens étudiants de l’Université de Lorraine 🥲

[Isabelle Marie @isabellemgs75]

#Exposition "Paris 1793-1794. Une année révolutionnaire".
➡️https://t.co/LtbE36r7tv

[BibliothèqueMazarine @BibMazarine]

[Réouverture] Les bibliothèques Mazarine et de l'Institut de France réouvrent leur porte aux lecteurs et aux visiteurs du lundi au vendredi, de 10h à 18h.
#bibliothequemazarine #bibliothequedelinstitutdefrance

[UNC Press @UNC_Press]

🎉🎉Congratulations Emily Owens—CONSENT IN THE PRESENCE OF FORCE, and Sara Johnson—ENCYCLOPÉDIE NOIRE (@OIEAHC-UNC Press), two of the three 2024 Frederick Douglass Book Prize Finalists! 🎉🎉

[Fondation pour la mémoire de l'esclavage @fondation_me]

Sur @franceculture cette semaine, un voyage "à voix nue" et en 5 parties avec Maryse Condé👇
https://t.co/XxgYkuiGap

[H-France @HFranceWebsite]

Félicitations! 👏

[French Studies @french_studies]

The Society is delighted to announce the winner of the 2024 Visiting International Fellowship: Dr Myriam Moïse. @Myriam_Moise is an Associate Professor of English at @UnivAntilles in Martinique and a researcher at the Mixed Research Unit PHEEAC (CNRS-UMR 8053).

[Age of Revolutions @AgeofRevs]

Interested in learning more about the Haitian Revolution? Take a peek at @AgeofRevs archive, including this photo journal by @paulclammer https://t.co/08deilMDhh

[Yale French Studies @YaleFrenStudies]

In recognition of #WorldPhotographyDay2024 may we suggest our gorgeous volume 139 dedicated to "Photography and the Body in Nineteenth Century France," edited by @Dr_Anne_Linton and @Raisarex ... Full volume available on JSTOR https://t.co/caEi1Qvqtl

[Adam X. McNeil, PhD (aka Metaphors & Memes) @CulturedModesty]

The Department of History at Bucknell University invites applicants for a tenure track appointment, beginning in August 2025, at the rank of Assistant Professor in the history of Europe and the Mediterranean World.

https://t.co/cCPXg0xFSq

[SFPS @SFPS_UK]

POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP IN HISTORY AND CULTURE OF THE 20TH AND 21ST CENTURY AFRICAN DIASPORA https://t.co/sfbKL3KuTw

[French Studies @french_studies]

Videos of this year's conference plenary lectures delivered by @CatrionaSeth Kamel Daoud and Lydie Moudileno, and the Simon Gaunt Memorial Lecture delivered by Richard Scholar, are now available to stream on the Society's YouTube channel 💻👀
https://t.co/xrSNTqbAGa

[Tom Hamilton @Tom_Hamilton_]

🎺 Career Development Fellow in Modern European History at Durham (24 months @durham_history), including teaching on a survey module 1860–1960, and the legacy of the French Revolution: https://t.co/xfhHdiNN7u

[H-France @HFranceWebsite]

H-France Review publications will pause briefly to honor Chris's memory.

[H-France @HFranceWebsite]

It is with great sadness that H-France announces that Chris Jones, Associate Professor of Medieval History at the University of Canterbury (Aoteaora/New Zealand) and Chief Editor of H-France Review, has passed away suddenly while traveling in the UK.

[H-France @HFranceWebsite]

Chris's colleagues have praised his warm spirit; outstanding generosity; & exceptional ability as a teacher, scholar, & advocate for his field. His passing is a terrible loss for H-France, as well as for his family & friends, colleagues, & the field of Medieval French history.