Chronicling the War, Re-imagining French-ness: Memoirs of the French external Resistance Friday 14 June 2019, 09:30 – 18:00 The University of Manchester, Sam Alexander…
Kaylee P. Alexander is a PhD candidate in the Department of Art, Art History & Visual Studies at Duke University. Her dissertation research focuses on the visual culture of the cemetery and the market for funerary monuments in nineteenth-century Paris. Here she talks about the resources available for historians of France at the Bibliothèque historique de la Ville de Paris.
Alex Hurlow is a third year PhD student at the University of Manchester, working on the renegotiation of Norman identities after the ‘Loss of Normandy’. Here he talks about the resources available for historians of France at the John Rylands Library.
Often there is more than research inside the books we read. Bookmarks, train tickets, receipts, and menus tucked into pages offer clues about the life…
What’s in a name? Lecturer vs Teaching Fellow In the fourth and final post of our series presenting the results of our survey on precarity…
Second World War Research Group Annual Conference, 13-14 June 2019. City Campus, University of Wolverhampton Keynotes: Professor Jeremy Black (University of Exeter) & Dr Jenny Macleod…
Pedagogy of the depressed? In this third post in our series addressing the experience of precarity amongst French historians in the early stages of their…
Chronicling the War, Re-imagining French-ness: Memoirs of the French external Resistance One-day workshop, University of Manchester, Friday 14 June 2019. Keynote speaker: Prof. Guillaume Piketty…
Date & Place: Monday 4th March, in the IOE Bedford Way, Room 784. Speakers: Dr Arthur Asseraf (Cambridge) Paper Title: Electric News in Colonial Algeria To…
Date & Place: Monday 18th February, in the IOE Bedford Way, Room 784. Speakers: Dr Akhila Yechury (St Andrews) Paper Title: Rethinking Imperial Sovereingty: The French…
