Actualités

GIS Interdisciplinary Seminar: 'Gossip, Scandal and Sociabilities'

23 octobre 2025
GIS Sociabilités seminar 'The Politics of the ‘Sociable Self: Theories and Practices (1650-1850)' - Seventh thematic session on 'Gossip, Scandal and Sociabilities', 7 November 2025 (17:00 - 19:00) at Université de Paris Cité (room 830) - Invited speakers: Rebecca Anne Barr (University of Cambridge) & Matthew Kinservik (University of Delaware)

GIS Interdisciplinary Seminar: 'Sociability and Religion'

26 septembre 2025
GIS Sociabilités seminar 'The Politics of the ‘Sociable Self: Theories and Practices (1650-1850)' - Sixth thematic session on 'Sociability & Religion', 26 September 2025 (17:00 - 19:00) at Université de Paris Cité (room 830) - Invited speakers: Danielle Clarke (University College Dublin) & Joel Halcomb (University of East Anglia)

GIS Interdisciplinary Seminar: 'The Revolutionary Self'

8 juillet 2025
GIS Sociabilités seminar 'The Politics of the ‘Sociable Self: Theories and Practices (1650-1850)' - Fifth thematic session on 'The Revolutionary Self', 8 July 2025 at ENS Ulm (salle d'Histoire) - Invited speakers : Lynn Hunt (UCLA) & Sarah Knott (University of Oxford, St John's College).

Laureate of the Master's Thesis Prize 2024

23 juin 2025
Laureate of the 2024 GIS MA Prize Emélie BEAULIEU (Université de Sherbrooke (Canada)) for her MA thesis entitled: “Être commissaire à Paris : entre médiation et répression (1762-1775)”. Her Master's thesis was defended in June 2024 under the supervision of Sophie Abdela.