GIS SOCIABILITES MASTER'S THESIS PRIZE 2024
January 31st 2025
4th edition of the GIS Sociabilités MA Thesis Prize - Deadline for submission: 31 January 2025
EMECC-EHRC-GHCC Joint Seminar: No Country for Travellers? British Visitors to Spain and Portugal, 1760-1820
December 5th 2024
Talk by Roey Sweet (Leicester), chaired by Nathalie Hanley-Smith. Thursday, Dec. 5th, from 12:00 to 13:00 (UK time)
University of Warwick, Humanities Research Center, OC0.04 Faculty of Arts Building and on MS Teams
CFP: “Eating or not Eating Animals. Sociability and Ethics around the Table”
December 1st 2024
Study day supported by the GIS Sociabilités/ Sociability and organised by Florence Magnot-Ogilvy (Laboratoire CELLAM, Rennes 2) and Sophie Mesplède (Laboratoire ACE, Rennes 2)
Thursday 13 March 2025 at the Université Rennes 2
CFP : « Citoyennes sans citoyenneté » dans la Révolution française : appropriations, reprises et discussions d’un concept (1989-2025)
November 15th 2024
Colloque international, Université Rennes 2, 10-11 juillet 2025
« Citoyennes sans citoyenneté » dans la Révolution française : appropriations, reprises et discussions d’un concept (1989-2025)
Seminar 'The Politics of the Sociable Self' - 'Sociability & Animality', Rennes 2, 8 November 2024
November 8th 2024
GIS Sociabilités seminar 'The Politics of the Sociable Self'
First thematic session on 'Sociability & Animality', Université de Rennes 2, 8 November 2024 from 17:00 to 19:00.
The Cultural Legacies of Corruption in Europe, 1500-today
October 31st 2024
The Cultural Legacies of Corruption in Europe, 1500-today
International Workshop, 27-28 March 2025
Warwick Venice Centre
CALL for PAPERS
Keywords: Corruption, Material Culture, Artistic culture, Cultural legacies, Early Modern Europe, Modern Europe, Curation.
GIS interdisciplinary seminar 'The Politics of the Sociable Self' - Université Paris Cité, 27 September (17:00 - 19:00)
September 27th 2024
"The Politics of the Sociable Self: Theories and Practices (1650-1850)
Session 2 of the GIS interdisciplinary seminar on September 27 (5-7 PM) at Université Paris Cité (LARCA).
https://gis-sociabilites.org/interdisciplinary-seminar-2024-26.html
Laureate of the Master's Thesis Prize 2023
June 16th 2024
Laureate of the 2023 GIS MA Prize
SARAH BENNOUR (Université de Bretagne Occidentale)
for her MA thesis entitled:
“Corruption et régénération dans Julia (1790) de Helen Maria Williams et Desmond (1792) de Charlotte Smith : redéfinir la sociabilité après la Révolution française”.