La Bibliothèque française, Ch. Sorel (source: Sandrine Blondet)

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Charles Sorel

La Bibliothèque française Edition critique réalisée par Filippo d'Angelo, Mathilde Bombart, Laurence  Giavarini, Claudine Nédelec, Dinah Ribard, Michèle Rosellini, Alain Viala Paris, Champion, coll. "Sources classiques", janvier 2015, 680 p.

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La Représentation de Rome en France au tournant des XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles (source: Sandrine Blondet)

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"Rome n'est plus dans Rome ?"
Entre mythe et satire
La Représentation de Rome en France au tournant des XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles
Actes du colloque international de Rome (8-10 mars 2012), publiés par Gérard Ferreyrolles et Letizia Norci Cagiano de Azevedo
Paris, Champion, coll. "Colloques, congrès et conférences, le Classicisme", janvier2015, 256 p.
 
 

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Exposition au Château de Chantilly:Fastes de cour au XVIIe siècle. Les costumes de Bellange et Berain (source: Sandrine Blondet)

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Exposition au Château de Chantilly :
Fastes de cour au XVIIe siècle. Les costumes de Bellange et Berain
13 mai - 13 août 2015

EXPOSITION et PARUTION : Fastes de cour au XVIIe siècle. Les costumes de Bellange et Berain (source: Sandrine Blondet)

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Exposition au Château de Chantilly :
Fastes de cour au XVIIe siècle. Les costumes de Bellange et Berain
13 mai - 13 août 2015

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Didon se sacrifiant d'Etienne Jodelle, Tours, PUFR, 2015 (source:Christine de Buzon)

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Didon se sacrifiant d’Etienne Jodelle, dir. Charlotte Bonnet, Anne Boutet, Christine de Buzon, Elise Gauthier, Tours, PUFR, 2015.
 

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FOLLAIN, Antoine (dir.), Brutes ou braves gens ? La violence et sa mesure, XVIe-XVIIIe siècle, Strasbourg, PUS, 2015, 532 p. (source:Jeremy Hayhoe)

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Annonce de parution : FOLLAIN, Antoine (dir.), Brutes ou braves gens ? La violence et sa mesure, XVIe-XVIIIe siècle, Strasbourg, PUS, 2015, 532 p.

Lien vers la page de la LCDPU :

http://www.lcdpu.fr/livre/?GCOI=27000100862720

 

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MA in Early Modern Studies at Queen Mary, University of London (source: Una McIlvenna)

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MA in Early Modern Studies, 1300-1700 The MA in English Studies: Early Modern Studies, 1300­1700 at Queen Mary gives you the opportunity to explore the vibrant culture that existed in Europe during this period. Our approach to this material is genuinely interdisciplinary: you will look at the literature, history, religion, and visual culture of the period, and be taught  by experts working at the cutting edge of research in these areas. Specially designed modules examine key debates in the period, and address

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Qui est John Law? (source: Francis Assaf)

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PROCHAINEMENT EN LIBRAIRIE John Law. La dette ou comment s'en débarrasser... Un ouvrage de Nicolas Buat dans la collection Penseurs de la liberté, Les Belles Lettres. [http://img.sbc36.com/5545/fmi3pqUo7ESBVzqVkenTSA/JL2.jpg] Nicolas Buat vous propose d'aller à la rencontre de l'aventurier économiste John Law (1671-1729), au-delà de la banqueroute retentissante de 1720 historiquement liée à son nom, dans cette première biographie générale, rocambolesque et accessible à tout lectorat.

Séductions de la fable, d’Esope à La Fontaine (source: Antoine Biscéré)

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Séductions de la fable, d’Esope à La Fontaine (collectif coordonné par Frédéric Calas et Nora Viet), Classiques Garnier, 2015

 

 No 107, 432 p., 15 x 22 cm 

Broché, ISBN 978-2-8124-3213-2, 53 € 

Relié, ISBN 978-2-8124-3214-9, 84 €

 

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02/08/1690 The Schenectady Massacre

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8 Feb 1690

The Schenectady Massacre saw a party of more than 200 French Canadian and allied Mohawk, Sault (Ojibwe), and Algonquin warriors attack the village of Schenectady in the colony of New York. Sixty residents were killed. The French raid was mounted in retaliation for the Lachine massacre, an attack by Iroquois forces on a village in Quebec.

02/07/1639

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7 Feb 1639

The Académie française begins work on Le Dictionnaire de l'Académie françoise, which is first published fifty-five years later, in 1694

02/06/1662 Treaty of Montmartre

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6 Feb 1662

Louis XIV and Charles, Duke of Lorraine sign the Treaty of Montmartre, which granted the princes of the House of Lorraine membership to the royal house of France, in return for full cession of the duchy to the French crown.

 

02/05/1679 Treaty of Nijmegen

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5 Feb 1679

After several demonstrations of French military prowess earlier in the year, Leopold I finally agrees to the conditions proposed by Louis XIV to end the Dutch War, with the Treaty of Nijmegen.

Le musée par la scène Le spectacle vivant au musée: pratiques, publics, médiations; date limite: 1 Mai 2015 (source: REZZOUK Aurélie)

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Le musée par la scène

Le spectacle vivant au musée: pratiques, publics, médiations

 

Colloque international, 18/19/20 novembre 2015, Paris

 

 

Pauline Chevalier (ELLIADD - CIMArtS, Université de Franche-Comté)

Aurélie Mouton Rezzouk (CEREdI, Université de Rouen)

Daniel Urrutiaguer (EA 4160 – Passages XX-XXI, Université Lumière Lyon 2)

 

 

 

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Teaching Assistantships for French MA at NC State University (source: Michael Garval)

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The Department of Foreign Languages & Literatures at NC State University is accepting applications for the MA program (non-thesis) in Foreign Languages and Literatures with a concentration in French.

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CFP 'Dangerous Cities? Crime, Gender and Survival Strategies, 1600-1900' - AHA 2016, deadline: February 10, 2015 (source: Marion Pluskota)

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Call for Papers - Panel Proposal Annual Meeting of the American Historical Association
January 7-10, 2016, Atlanta, Georgia. 
 
 
Dangerous cities? Crime, gender and survival strategies in European towns 1600-1900.
 

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MLA 2016, Austin - 17th century - Call for papers (source: Hélène Bilis)

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Call for Abstracts for Modern Language Association Conference 2016 in Austin, Texas

 

MLA Seventeenth-Century French Literature Executive Committee

 

MLA 2016, Austin - 17th century - Call for papers (source: Hélène Bilis)

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Call for Abstracts for Modern Language Association Conference 2016 in Austin, Texas

 

MLA Seventeenth-Century French Literature Executive Committee

 

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Theater Without Borders Research Collective, deadline: Feb. 15, 2015 (source: Sandrine Blondet)

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Theater Without Borders
 
 
Translation and Boundary-Crossing
 
in Early Modern European Theater and Performance
 
 
June 30-July 3
 
Paris, France

The eleventh annual meeting of the Theater Without Borders Research Collective will take place in Paris, at the NYC in Paris Center (Latin Quarter), June 30-July 3, 2015. 

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Larsen on Beasley, ed., TEACHING SEVENTEENTH- AND EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY FRENCH WOMEN WRITERS

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H-France Review Vol. 15 (January 2015), No. 6

Faith Beasley, ed., Teaching Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century French Women Writers. New York: The Modern Language Association of America, Options for Teaching 33, 2011. xii + 379 pp. Works Cited and index. $40.00 U.S. (cl). ISBN 978-1-60329-095-1; $25.00 U.S. (pb). ISBN 978-1-60329-8.

Review by Anne R. Larsen, Hope College.

MCF littératures comparées, Lecturer in Comparative Literature (GB), deadline March 8th, 2015 (source: Fabula)

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Lecturer in Comparative Literature

Location Canterbury Contract Type           Open Ended               Salary TypePer AnnumSalary (£)32277 - 45954

HUM0587, School of European Culture and Languages, Closing date: 08 Mar 2015

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Poste de Maître de conférences 'à temps incomplet' en français langue étrangère (FLE) - source: Fabula

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Département des Langues et Cultures,

Ecole Polytechnique-Université Paris Saclay

Ce poste est un poste cumulant réservé à un enseignant chercheur de haut niveau. Le candidat doit justifier d’un emploi principal. Ce poste est ouvert à tous les candidats correspondant au profil recherché sans distinction de nationalité ou d'origine.

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