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Julia Hartley, Wanrug Suwanwattana, and Jennifer Yee, "French Decadence in Global Context"
NCFS Unbound returns with French Decadence in a Global Context. Authors Julia Hartley (King's College London), Wanrug Suwanwattana (Thammasat University), and Jennifer Yee (University of Oxford) spoke on December 16, 2022 about their book with Elizabeth Emery of Montclair State University.
The schedule of past and future episodes is here: ncfs- assn.byu.edu/ncfs-in-captivity/
For more information about this series, contact organizers Masha Belenky, Susan McCready, and Rachel Mesch at ncfsbookseries@gmail.com
The schedule of past and future episodes is here: ncfs- assn.byu.edu/ncfs-in-captivity/
For more information about this series, contact organizers Masha Belenky, Susan McCready, and Rachel Mesch at ncfsbookseries@gmail.com
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Susan Hiner, "Behind the Seams: Women, Fashion, and Work in Nineteenth-Century France"
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On January 19, 2024, Susan Hiner of Vassar College spoke about her new book, Behind the Seams: Women, Fashion, and Work in Nineteenth-Century France with Heidi Brevik-Zender of the University of California - Riverside. The schedule of past and future episodes is here: ncfs-assn.byu.edu/ncfs-in-captivity/ For more information about this series, contact organizers Masha Belenky, Susan McCready, a...
French Presse (2 April 2023)- Journal Editors
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French Presse (2 April 2023)- Journal Editors
French Presse (16 April 2023) - Hilary Bernstein
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French Presse (16 April 2023) - Hilary Bernstein
French Presse: Sara Black, Drugging France (5 November 2023)
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French Presse: Sara Black, Drugging France (5 November 2023)
French Presse: SFHS Conversation: On France, Niger, Uranium, and Nuclear Power (10 December 2023)
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French Presse: SFHS Conversation: On France, Niger, Uranium, and Nuclear Power (10 December 2023)
Jessica Tanner, "Sex Work, Text Work: Mapping Prostitution in the Nineteenth-Century Novel"
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In this session, recorded on February 16, 2024, Jessica Tanner of the University of North Carolina talks about her new book Sex Work, Text Work: Mapping Prostitution in the Nineteenth-Century Novel with Colin Foss of Austin College. The schedule of past and future episodes is here: ncfs-assn.byu.edu/ncfs-in-captivity/ For more information about this series, contact organizers Masha Belenky, Sus...
Sima Godfrey, "The Crimean War and Cultural Memory"
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Sima Godfrey (emerita University of British Columbia) discusses her new book, The Crimean War and Cultural Memory: The War France Won and Forgot, with Judith Miller of Emory University. This conversation was recorded on December 1, 2023. The schedule of past and future episodes is here: ncfs-assn.byu.edu/ncfs-in-captivity/ For more information about this series, contact organizers Masha Belenky...
Cheryl Krueger, "Perfume on the Page in Nineteenth-Century France"
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Season 4 of NCFS Unbound opens with Cheryl Krueger of the University of Virginia spoke about her new book, Perfume on the Page in Nineteenth-Century France with Holly Dugan of George Washington University on October 13, 2023. The schedule of past and future episodes is here: ncfs-assn.byu.edu/ncfs-in-captivity/ For more information about this series, contact organizers Masha Belenky, Susan McCr...
Sharon Larson, "Resurrecting Jane de la Vaudère"
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NCFS Unbound (Season 3, Episode 7) H-France Salon Volume 15 (2023), Issue 16 In the last episode of Season 3, recorded on May 11, 2023, Sharon Larson of Christopher Newport University discusses her new book, Resurrecting Jane de la Vaudère, Literary Shapeshifter of the Belle Époque with Margot Irvine of the University of Guelph. The schedule of past and future episodes is here: ncfs-assn.byu.ed...
Michael Rosenfeld, William Peniston, and Clive Thomson, The Italian Invert
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NCFS Unbound (Season 3, Episode 6) H-France Salon Volume 15 (2023), Issue 15 Listen as Michael Rosenfeld, William Peniston, and Clive Thomson talk about their new book, The Italian Invert: A Gay Man’s Intimate Confessions to Émile Zola with Brian Martin. This conversation was recorded on April 28, 2023. The schedule of past and future episodes is here: ncfs-assn.byu.edu/ncfs-in-captivity/ For m...
Heather Belnap, Corry Cropper, and Daryl Lee in conversation with Andrea Goulet
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NCFS Unbound (Season 3, Episode 5) H-France Salon Volume 15 (2023), Issue 14 Tune in to Heather Belnap, Corry Cropper, and Daryl Lee (all of Brigham Young University) in conversation with Andrea Goulet (University of Pennsylvania). They discuss Belnap, Cropper and Lee’s new book, Marianne Meets the Mormons: Representations of Mormonism in Nineteenth-Century France. They spoke on March 10, 2023....
Melanie Conroy, "Literary Geographies in Balzac and Proust"
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NCFS Unbound (Season 3, Episode 4) H-France Salon Volume 15 (2023), Issue 13 On Friday, February 10, 2023, Melanie Conroy of the University of Memphis spoke about her new book, Literary Geographies in Balzac and Proust with Anne O’Neil Henry of Georgetown University. The schedule of past and future episodes is here: ncfs-assn.byu.edu/ncfs-in-captivity/ For more information about this series, co...
Patricia Smyth. Paul Delaroche: Painting and Popular Spectacle. H-France salon webinar (2024)
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Patricia Smyth. Paul Delaroche: Painting and Popular Spectacle. H-France salon webinar (2024)
Webinar: The Great Plague Scare of 1720: Reflections in the COVID Era
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H-France Salon, Volume 15 (2023), Issue 11 Webinar: "The Great Plague Scare of 1720: Reflections in the COVID Era" June 9, 2023 In this webinar, Cindy Ermus (University of Texas, San Antonio) discusses her recently published book, The Great Plague Scare of 1720: Disaster and Diplomacy in the Eighteenth-Century Atlantic World (Cambridge University Press, 2023) and its implications for today with...
WSFH conference: Justine Semmens, “Seduction, Sexual Consent, & Blame in 16th- & 17th-Century..."
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WSFH conference: Justine Semmens, “Seduction, Sexual Consent, & Blame in 16th- & 17th-Century..."
WSFH Conference Newman Plenary: Colin Jones, “The Revolutionary Journée as Narrative Challenge”
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WSFH Conference Newman Plenary: Colin Jones, “The Revolutionary Journée as Narrative Challenge”
WSFH Conference: Nancy Christie, "Race, Community, & Governance in the French Antilles before 1789"
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WSFH Conference: Nancy Christie, "Race, Community, & Governance in the French Antilles before 1789"
WSFH Conference: Thomas C. Sosnowski, “Defining Papal Power”
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WSFH Conference: Thomas C. Sosnowski, “Defining Papal Power”
WSFH Conference Roundtable: On Violence in the New French Empire
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WSFH Conference Roundtable: On Violence in the New French Empire
WSFH Conference: Mita Choudhury, “Consent and the Paradox of Faith”
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WSFH Conference: Mita Choudhury, “Consent and the Paradox of Faith”
WSFH Conference: Daniel J. Watkins, “Diversifying Directions and New Perspectives"
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WSFH Conference: Daniel J. Watkins, “Diversifying Directions and New Perspectives"
WSFH Conference: Angela Haas, “Diversifying Directions and New Perspectives”
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WSFH Conference: Angela Haas, “Diversifying Directions and New Perspectives”
WSFH Conference Keynote: Matt Matsuda, "Sea of Change and New Waves"
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WSFH Conference Keynote: Matt Matsuda, "Sea of Change and New Waves"
WSFH Conference: April Shelford, “Diversifying Directions and New Perspectives"
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WSFH Conference: April Shelford, “Diversifying Directions and New Perspectives"
WSFH Conference: Jeffrey D. Burson, “Diversifying Directions and New Perspectives"
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WSFH Conference: Jeffrey D. Burson, “Diversifying Directions and New Perspectives"
WSFH Conference: Jakob Burnham, “Diversifying Directions and New Perspectives"
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WSFH Conference: Jakob Burnham, “Diversifying Directions and New Perspectives"
WSFH Conference: Bonnie Effros, "The Hypogée des Dunes, Poitiers: Faith & Science in 19-C France"
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WSFH Conference: Bonnie Effros, "The Hypogée des Dunes, Poitiers: Faith & Science in 19-C France"
WSFH Conference: Matthew Gerber, “Race, Community, & Governance in the French Antilles before 1789”
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WSFH Conference: Matthew Gerber, “Race, Community, & Governance in the French Antilles before 1789”
WSFH Conference: Mita Choudhury, “Diversifying Directions and New Perspectives"
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WSFH Conference: Mita Choudhury, “Diversifying Directions and New Perspectives"
More nonsense from Sr Clarke
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Manufacturers not going down battery way are dodos, literally but then it doesnt matter as they sell ten cars a piece
The Frenchman’s question was longer than their fighting in WWII.
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Great episode ❤
Thanks for the excellent discussion
Thank you for sharing this great video
Great, honest, and entertaining episode ♥♥
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Two massively long lectures by the audience. Is there anything more annoying?
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Lenguaje cosmopolita
Have some confidence in yourself. STAND, my son, STAND!!!!! You speak English better than 99% of us.
Public Humanities Programming. 50:20 - 55:44 What is the afterlife of the event? 53:50 - 54:50 Sound comes back on. 1:07:35
no nation exclusively WANTED a war, there were differing opinions within the leadership of all these nations. Every nation had some hardline warmongers as well as people who tried to deescalate. The various empires weren’t unified in their thinking, they all had those driving for war and those trying to preserve peace. Ironically perhaps Czar Nikolas, kaiser Wilhelm and Franz Joseph actually tried to maintain peace or at least deescalate the situation, but they all had ministers, statesmen and ambassadors that were war mongers and sadly the war hawks won out. For instance franz Joseph had his mail literally withheld or intercepted by his ministers, some even lied to him and said Serbian army was shelling Austrian positions before war had actually begun. The Hungarian prime minister who wanted peace had his communications with the emperor blocked…..czar Nikolas cancelled his mobilisation order when he realised what was happening, his chief of staff literally said NO to him…..kaiser Wilhelm was on holiday and behind his back the German foreign ministers were basically doing things contrary to his orders. Bethman Holbeck kept colluding with the Austrian foreign ministers to encourage war with Serbia, the kaiser found out and cut his holiday short, then tried to withdraw German unconditional support but it was too late. He suggested a limited occupation of Belgrade and to have a mediation of the Austro-Hungarian ultimatum to make it more reasonable, this of course never happened as behind his back his ministers and cooked up this ultimatum to be designed to be rejected and justify the invasion. The Serbs didn’t help themselves by doing nothing to root out the black hand and purge government and military officials who were involved with these secret organisations. So it’s not entirely unreasonable that Austria wanted a war with them. All the monarchs of these 3 empires tried to pull back and deescalate to varying degrees.
1:11:30 is when the ridiculous triggered Frenchman shuts up after his long winded question
The skulls & bones fraternity that grooms the mexican politicians are in Havard. This red shield 🛡 bloodlines need to be stopped .
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I suppose when Moses descended from Mount Sinai he had some materials to sate the mob and the mountain in the background. Robespierre was not of the line of prophets, had nothing ultimately but a 'bag' of ideas, and one imagines everyone, at that time, had plenty of those, and a papier mache stage set. I think there is a rationale in trying re-imagine the infinite for social control, but he should have got someone else to do the speech and the walk. If he was 'sane', he was at least vain. A very interesting discussion, thank you.
Fascinating! That it was aristocrats - deepy interested in land - who financed the gum trade in Guyana makes sense. I'm curious about the characterization of Michel Adanson as an elite - would love to hear more.
1:05:11, the long winded question in French.
45:36, 47:50, Clark gets a laugh from the audience.
Germany was the guilty one, because the way the Gerries were by 1914. Too civilized and refined and clean in some ways, and too savage and cruel and hateful in others. Too Bavarian and too Prussian at the same time. So, the real guilty one was Prussia.
Wow sehr informativ
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The article here discussed is : COLBERT, LA DETTE PUBLIQUE ET LA HAUTE ROBE PARISIENNE, Robert Descimon, Annuaire-Bulletin de la Société de l'histoire de France, 2015
It's a pity the sound quality is poor. Colin Jones is a very good historian of the French revolution.
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Chris and Laura Merriman. Your dad is still inspiring people like me. Even after his passing.
What a pleasure to watch this roundtable. I've gorged on both of John's Yale Open courses. What a lecturer!! Seems like he was equally beloved as a colleague, friend and father.
My personal tutor and history tutor at Swansea Uni. A wonderfully erudite and gifted man.
Clark: 'the First World War is not a James Bond movie that has a villain in a smoker's jacket, stroking a white cat with a prosthetic hand' Question: yes yes yes, but...its all germanys fault, n'est pas? 😂
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it's very very boring the way prof. Clark tells it. Mensch sind Sie doch aber ein lang. weiliger Sprecher Herr. dr. Clark. Plus all the itmes we've already seen appear on our plates , multiple times.
I think I'd rather get plague than have to listen to this
The Robespierre "problem" is actually fairly simple: Revolutionaries often collapse into their own desire for "perfection of the revolution." This demand for perfection usually results in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of innocent people. George Orwell understood perfectly. Alexander Solzhenitsyn also understood. Eventually the Revolution will consume the authors of it. It remains utterly ironic that Max experienced a very similar end to his life as the King he executed, in that Max's L jaw was shot away, and the King was so obese that the blade cut through his jaw at an angle. They were "brothers" of the Guillotine. Sanjosemike (no longer in CA) Retired surgeon
Why do so many know the british fomented so many international conflicts so as to continue their ever growing empire?
I find Christopher Clark's argument completely unconvincing.
You did? Well I differ from you, for I found it very instructive!
to understand our world today, everyone must study ww1, the lead up to and the aftermath it was ww1 not ww2 that changed the world and it was all the mistakes post ww1 that has led this world into constant conflict
Great speech, and very interesting angles of analysis. It is a pity though, in a speech dedicated to France and the origins of WW1 that he didn't even mention the "loi des trois ans", ie. the French law passed in 1913, extending the time of military service from 2 to 3 years. This was a clear shift from France, in fact Clemenceau, towards war. This was one of the pieces in the politics of "Guerre a outrance" of the French republic.
My personal tutor and French History teacher at Swansea University 1994-5. Amazing person, taught me how to write a good essay.
Na scheiss mich an , was für eine Geschichte , Iam Prometheusianer
America failed defending the right of free passage by not standing up to the British.....
This guy is an absolutly incredible speaker and historian. As an Australian, it is sadly very rare to be able to look up to a truely great thinker from down under.
He’s in my opinion one of the most learned historians (concerning WW I) today.
Interessante.
Well looks like she never learned anything from her years of studying why revolutions happen , what a waste of a life.