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The revolution of 1848 had political origins: the rejection of electoral reform by King Louis-Philippe and his minister Guizot. However, under the July Monarchy, the Chamber of Deputies also had its say. The deputies were appointed by a minority of censitary voters and placed their trust in the king's ministers. It turned out that in 1846, the ...
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Guizot et sa majorité à la Chambre des députés (1846-1848)
Vincent Chai
The fire of Notre Dame (April 2019) has rekindled the battles surrounding the preservation of heritage monuments. The debate in which many writers participated had already been fierce during the 19th Century and after WW1 and WW2.
Des regards sur le XIXe siècle
Fiona McIntosh-Varjabédian, Karl Zieger
The structuring of legal and medical activities in Europe since the 18th century has so far been insufficiently studied jointly, from the point of view of their professionalization and territorial registration.
Europe occidentale, XVIIIe-XXe siècle
Jean-Paul Barrière, Hervé Leuwers
La seule synthèse actuelle des relations culturelles franco-allemandes saisies dans leur profondeur historique et dans leur contexte social et politique.
Nicole Colin, Corine Defrance
The French monarchy as you have never seen it before: discover all the secrets of the royal finances and the origins of a public scandal during the Revolution.
La monarchie dévoilée
Benoît Carré
In Rouergue (south of France), exceptionally well-preserved archives shed light on an essential but little-known fact of the Middle Ages: the way in which municipal governments emerged and were built up in the dense network of small towns in the Latin West during the 12th-13th centuries.
Lionel Germain
How did the French lived the first lockdown ? How did the coronavirus take over our lives ? What was the impact on their mental health ? How did they perceive the management of the crisis, from the lockdown itself to the future vaccine ? Did they lose trust in health authorities and scientists?
Comment les Français ont-ils vécu le premier confinement ?
Patrick Peretti-Watel
Ce numéro porte sur les dialogues effectifs, par traductions ou réécritures, et sur les échos circonstanciels possibles entre les œuvres de poètes français et brésiliens des XXe et XXIe siècles ; l'ambition est aussi politique, d'accélérer la lecture de ces auteurs hors de leur pays natal via cet angle d’étude bifocal.
La poésie en transit : France – Brésil
Bénédicte Gorrillot, Marcelo Jacques de Moraes
Comprendre les Littératures européennes, les frontières mouvantes et les reconfigurations d'une histoire littéraire.
Échanges littéraires européens
Fiona McIntosh-Varjabédian
