BRITAIX is delighted to announce that Alison Searle and Emily Vine (University of Leeds) will present the AHRC-funded research project ‘Pastoral Care, Literary Cure and Religious Dissent: Zones of Freedom in the British Atlantic...
We are delighted to announce the publication of: Reconstructing early-modern religious lives: the exemplary and the mundane co-edited by Anne Dunan-Page, Laurence Lux-Sterritt and Tessa Whitehouse in the latest issue of E-rea, https://journals.openedition.org/erea/10058
On Friday 4 December 2020, the Lived Religion study group and their partners at QMCRLE will hold their fourth and last annual study day exploring the notion of lived religion. After ‘Documenting Lived Religion...
We are delighted to announce that the session on Progress and education, which had been reported from March 2020 because of COVID-19 restrictions, was held with great success on Monday 12 October, (16.30 –...
Monday 9 December 2019, 16.30 – 18.30, Maison de la recherche, room 2.44 Preparatory session to our Study Day funded by the GIS Institut du Genre « Figures de la spiritualité féminine dans les espaces...
Times: 16.30 -18.30, room 2.44, Maison de la Recherche, campus ALLSH 29 Av. Robert Schuman, 13621 Aix-en-Provence The podcasts of our sessions are available here. 23 September 2019 Conference by John Mullan (University College London): ...
The seminar is pleased to announce the publication of ‘The World of Seventeenth-Century English Dissenter. Piety, Theology, Heterodoxy’, in Etudes Episteme 35 (2019). With an introduction and edited by Paula Barros, Anne Dunan-Page and...
On Monday 8 April 2019, the Lived Religion group held a session on ‘The Lived Religion of English Catholics’. Liesbeth Corens and Emilie Murphy spoke to faculty and postgraduate and doctoral students about...
Our next seminar session exploring the notion of progress is entitled ‘Progress and Literary Genres : Redefinition and Evolution of the Novel.’ We are looking forward to welcoming you on Monday 25 March 2019,...
During our last seminar session, we heard Mireille Ozoux (AMU), on “Scientific progress and its impact on linguistic thought and literature: the problematics of figurative speech in Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels (1726)”. You...
We are delighted to invite you to our next session: Monday 4 March 2019 17h00 -19h00, room 2.44, Maison de la Recherche Scientific progress and literary language Mireille Ozoux (AMU), “Scientific progress and its impact on linguistic thought...
On Monday 11 February 2019, we received Gilles Vidal (IPT Montpellier), who spoke about “Missionnaires en Océanie (XIX-XXe s.) : une galerie de portraits à défaut de typologie” and Maud Michaud (Université du Mans) with a talk...
On Monday 26 November, please come and listen to Michel Van Der Yeught, (AMU), ‘Accounting for the evolution of specialised languages in times of intellectual progress : theoretical issues and suggestions’ and Nathalie Vanfasse (AMU), ‘Adam Smith, economic...
The early modern research programme is pleased to announce the publication of a French translation of Daniel Defoe’s The Storm: La Grande Tempête Daniel Defoe, La Grande Tempête. Traduction et édition critique par Nathalie Bernard...
Our programme has taken good shape and we are now able to publicize the following events: Sessions on Mondays, 17.00 to 19.00, room 2.44, Maison de la Recherche (unless stated otherwise) Friday 12 October 2018...
The Early Modern Research Programme is proud to welcome The British Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies’ annual Postgraduate & Early Career Conference at Aix-Marseille Université on 3 and 4 September 2018, themed ‘Barbarism and Behaviour’....
Considering the impact of translations upon the posterity of literary texts, with Amélie Derome; read her paper ‘The French translations of Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels (1727-2017): “a faithful history of my travels”?’ here.
How can the new technologies of digital humanities contribute to research on literary texts and translations? Amélie Derome shares her thoughts here, with « Décoder le texte : le développement d’un comparateur numérique des traductions d’oeuvres...
Discover Emilie Mitran’s innovative project on the digitizing of Gouverneur Morris’s journal and much more; read « Prolonger l’expérience parisienne et européenne de Gouverneur Morris grâce aux technologies numériques » here.
If you read French, you can now read Emilie Mitran’s “Liberté, égalité, royauté ! De l’idiosyncrasie politique morrisienne” by clicking here. An abstract in English is provided. follow us on Twitter @Britaix17_18