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En se centrant sur l'histoire de la Société des Arts, le présent article analyse les attitudes des Genevois de la période 1750-1850 face à l'innovation technique. Au-delà des pétitions de principe en faveur du perfectionnement des... more
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      History of Technology18th & 19th CenturiesIndustrialization
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Petit fils de ; I. François Fauchier lieutenant du juge de Peyrius et Recteur de la confrérie des Pénitents Blancs. Né le 10 Juin 1660, marié à Peyruis en Mai 1686 à Marguerite BESSON, † le 09 Mai 1734 âgé de 74 ans. Enseveli le 10 Mai... more
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      GenealogyXVIII century18th & 19th Centuries18th Century Art
Cette communication a eu lieu le 31 mars 2017, dans le cadre du séminaire doctoral d'Alexandre Gady. Elle fut l'occasion de révéler une documentation inédite permettant de porter un nouveau regard sur le projet de place Louis XVI destiné... more
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Eighteenth-century Britain saw the emergence of a new poetic genre, the “work” poem which took various forms of labor as its subject and was often written by laborers themselves. Several of these working class poets found their lives... more
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This particular consideration of Piranesi’s influence is not an exhaustive geography of the haunted wanderings of the artist’s aesthetic ghost. Rather, what follows highlights three aspects of eclecticism in his work—presented in loose... more
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      Roman HistoriographyPrint CultureArchitectureEnlightenment
As a sophisticated intellectual, one of the least known aspects of İbrahim Müteferrika, the founder of Turkish printing press, is his service as a diplomat. İbrahim Müteferrika went to Poland and undertook negotiations during a time when... more
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      Diplomatic HistoryOttoman HistoryOttoman StudiesOttoman Empire
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      Manuscript Studies18th & 19th CenturiesBiogeographyTraditional Archery
In the 19th century, a unique combination of scientific, social, political and cultural factors attracted crowds of visitors from all over the world to the Dolomite Mountains. This phenomenon had its epicenter in Fiemme Valley and in the... more
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Parallel to Arab Nahḍah, Ottoman modernization program is associated with the Tanzimat, a period of drastic social, political and institutional transformation. The word tanẓīmāt itself, however, merely means “regulations” or... more
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      Historicism18th & 19th CenturiesOttoman-Turkish WesternizationOttoman Political Thought
Although the 19th-century Sufi figure al-Shaikh Māʾ al-ʿAynain led a major resistance movement in the Northwestern Sahara and Morocco and was one of the most widely printed authors on the Fez lithographic press, very little information... more
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Stella Ghervas, "The Vienna Peace Settlements: From a Balance of Power to a Balance of Negotiation". What were the innovations of the Congress of Vienna? It has been traditional to affirm that the European peace and security system... more
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Les neuf articles de ce numéro spécial de la Revue du nord sont conscacrés aux territoires septentrionaux pendant les Révolutions de France et de Brabant, avec des prolongements jusqu’au triomphe ambiguë de la contre-révolution en... more
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      French RevolutionEighteenth-Century French Studies18th & 19th CenturiesFrench Revolution and Napoleon
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Whereas the activities of the painter pensionnaires at the French Academy in Rome around 1760— such as Jean Honoré Fragonard (1732–1806) and Hubert Robert (1733–1808)—are well known, those of the architects remain at least partly in the... more
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ΔΕΛΤΙΟ ΤΥΠΟΥ Την Παρασκευή 13 και το Σάββατο 14 Δεκεμβρίου 2019, η Βιβλιοθήκη της Βουλής και το Τμήμα Φιλολογίας του Πανεπιστημίου Κρήτης συνδιοργανώνουν συνέδριο με τίτλο «Λογιοσύνη και Συγκρότηση της Ιστορίας της Νεοελληνικής... more
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      History of EducationEnlightenmentModern Greek literatureIntellectual History of Enlightenment
This article examines the interactions between migration policies, poor relief, and economic and political change for the city of Antwerp from the mid-eighteenth to the late nineteenth centuries. The main research question focuses on... more
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draft of a chapter to be published in David Andress (ed), Oxford Handbook of the French Revolution, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2014
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      French RevolutionHistoriography of the French Revolution18th & 19th CenturiesSocial History
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Acting and affectation. My article deals with a characteristic focus on the importance of human personality in Danish thinking around the middle of the 19th century. A philosopher and poet – Poul Martin Møller (1794-1838) – inspired Søren... more
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Musée National du Moyen Âge in Paris in the Context of Interest in Mediaeval Culture in France during the Second Half of the Eighteenth Century and the Nineteenth Century
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      Museum StudiesHistory of Museums19th century France18th & 19th Centuries
De 1717 à 2017, la Franc-maçonnerie éclaire et interroge de manière incomparable trois siècles d’histoire et d’identité européenne, de Lisbonne à Saint-Pétersbourg, de Stockholm à Zagreb. Europe des Lumières, Printemps des peuples,... more
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      HistoryModern HistoryArchaeology17th Century & Early Modern Philosophy
This review summarizes the history of and recent advances in the conservation of Van Gogh's work, as well as the evolution of the sunflower motif in his oeuvre, particularly in regard to Van Gogh's relationship with Paul Gauguin.
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Early American Indian women’s literature stands deeply rooted in historical Native issues of oppression and genocide, yet also brings to light more subtle and personal issues that have plagued indigenous women for generations. The... more
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Fruit de plusieurs années de recherches dans les archives d’Europe centrale, cet ouvrage propose une étude de l’adaptation nobiliaire aux réformes de la monarchie des Habsbourg et aux bouleversements du temps des révolutions. La maison... more
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The colony experienced its first cholera outbreak in 1841, and several epidemics in the decades thereafter. Bonny Tan examines how the battle against this deadly illness was won.
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      Southeast Asian StudiesImmigration StudiesBritish Imperial & Commonwelath History - 19th & 20th century18th & 19th Centuries
El gaucho Martín Fierro, un folleto que José Hernández publicó en 1872, narraba un volverse gaucho malo, explicado básicamente a partir del disciplinamiento que el Estado promovía entre el campesinado argentino. De su éxito de ventas... more
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      Latin American StudiesLatin American Literature (Literature)Latin American and Caribbean HistoryLatin American literature
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      Women's LiteratureJane Austen18th & 19th Centuries19th Century British novel
From research on the history of country residences near Warsaw. The precincts of the Brühl family palace in Młociny (from the mid-18th century). The palace in the village of Młociny near Warsaw was part of a large early-modern complex,... more
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This paper analyses the relationship between popular culture and popular protest. In doing so it acknowledges and reaffirms the incorporation into the study of popular movements of techniques previously associated with social... more
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      Industrial And Labor RelationsSocial MovementsRitualE. P. Thompson and 'The Making of the English Working Class'
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In British shipping in the Mediterranean Katerina Galani investigates the impact of the French and Napoleonic wars on British maritime economic activity. Due to the close cooperation of the public and private sector at sea, the British... more
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Journée d’étude de la SERD LECTURES CRITIQUES DU ROMANTISME AU XXe SIECLE 13 février 2015 Musée de la vie romantique 16, rue Chaptal 75009 Paris Cette journée d’étude a pour but de prolonger l’axe tracé au sein d’un des «... more
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Aquest article pretén realitzar una primera aproximació al coneixement del paisatge històric del Segrià meridional, una regió que comprèn grosso modo els termes municipals d'Almatret, Llardecans, Maials i la meitat meridional del de... more
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Interroger la pertinence de la notion de « littérature panoramique », appliquée par Walter Benjamin à un ensemble composite d’études de moeurs du XIXe siècle, à partir de corpus français, belge, anglais, belge, allemand, espagnol,... more
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Un análisis textual del primer periódico porteño, el Telégrafo mercantil, que en primer lugar caracteriza de manera general la publicación, permite luego acercarse al tipo de lectores que ese texto busca instalar en las postrimerías de la... more
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La disputa per Menorca entre les potències colonials del segle XVIII (França, Anglaterra i Espanya) va tenir el seu reflex en diverses medalles i gitons, darrere de les quals s'amaguen les històries de diversos episodis de tensions entre... more
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