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Mallory Hope

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Regions: Atlantic World; France; Mediterranean
Times: 17th and 18th centuries
Themes: Economic History; Legal History; Maritime Humanities

Mallory Hope is an economic historian working within the field of Early Modern Europe. Her body of work explores how...

Pauline Goul (Assistant Professor of French Literature, University of Chicago) "Smother Nature: Sustainability and the New World in Renaissance France" (MHC Seminar on Renaissance Studies)

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Harvard Early Modern World Fall Aperitivo

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Sponsor: Harvard Early Modern World initiative and Harvard Renaissance Colloquium The aperitivo features faculty flashtalks by Cecile Fromont (History of Art and Architecture), “Slavery, Colony, Beauty” Nathan Perl-Rosenthal (Center for European Studies)...

Joseph Gauvreau (Comparative Literature, Harvard), dissertation defense of “The Contrafacta of Thomas Watson and Simon Goulart: Resignifying the Polyphonic Song in 16th-century England and France"

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Under the direction of Katharina Piechocki, Kate van Orden, and Tom Conley

Delanie Linden (History, Theory + Criticism of Art and Architecture program at MIT), "The Pigment Revolution in Eighteenth-Century France" (Harvard Early Sciences Working Group)

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More information: Courtney (courtney_gragson@g.harvard.edu) and Ana Luiza (analuiza_nicolae@g.harvard.edu)

Paris Spies-Gans, Discussion of her new book A Revolution on Canvas: The Rise of Women Artists in Britain and France, 1760-1830, moderated by art historian Joseph Koerner, Harvard University

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Location: At the independent bookstore Brookline Booksmith, 279 Harvard St, Brookline, MA. Info here , complete with a registration link! (It's free.)

Roundtable on early modern authorship featuring José Beltrán (CNRS, France), Sara Miglietti and Marco Spreafico (Warburg Institute, London), and Elizabeth Yale (University of Iowa) in conversation with Harvard colleagues and the audience

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This event is co-sponsored by Harvard English Department's Renaissance Colloquium, the Harvard Early Modern Workshop and the Mahindra Humanities Center Seminar in Book History.

Houghton Library-Medieval Studies Lecture in Early Book History: Anne D. Hedeman, "Power and Authority in Visual Paratext"

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Anne D. Hedeman is the Judith Harris Murphy Distinguished Professor in the Department of Art History at the University of Kansas. In this lecture, she will explore visual elements in King Charles V’s Grandes chroniques de France, a French translation of a...

The Comédie-Française Registers Project (CFRP) at Harvard (Website Content in English and French)

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The Comédie-Française Registers Project (CFRP) centers around the intersection of modern technologies and the humanities, and the historical archives related to the French theatrical heritage tradition. It aims to bring together academic research...

Virtual Lecture: “Why Do We Think There Have Been No Great Women Artists? Revisiting the Archive and Practices of Gender Art/History”: Lecture by Paris Spies-Gans (Harvard Society Fellows)

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Paris Spies-Gans (Harvard Society Fellows) will give a talk on Linda Nochlin's 1971 article "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?" Please click HERE for full details and registration info. This webinar-style event will be free and open to the...

Victoria Florio Pipas

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Regions: Britain; England; Europe; France;
Times: 15th century; 16th century; 17th century
Themes: British Literature; Classical Reception; French Literature; History of Empire; Latin Literature; Poetry and Poetics; Renaissance; Edmund Spenser

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Daniel Carpenter

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Regions: Atlantic World, England, Europe, France, North America, United States
Time Periods: 18th century; 19th century
Themes: Colonialism; Legal History; Political History; Reformation

Daniel Carpenter is Allie S. Freed Professor of...

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Mallory Hope

Pauline Goul (Assistant Professor of French Literature, University of Chicago) "Smother Nature: Sustainability and the New World in Renaissance France" (MHC Seminar on Renaissance Studies)

Harvard Early Modern World Fall Aperitivo

Joseph Gauvreau (Comparative Literature, Harvard), dissertation defense of “The Contrafacta of Thomas Watson and Simon Goulart: Resignifying the Polyphonic Song in 16th-century England and France"

Delanie Linden (History, Theory + Criticism of Art and Architecture program at MIT), "The Pigment Revolution in Eighteenth-Century France" (Harvard Early Sciences Working Group)

Paris Spies-Gans, Discussion of her new book A Revolution on Canvas: The Rise of Women Artists in Britain and France, 1760-1830, moderated by art historian Joseph Koerner, Harvard University

Roundtable on early modern authorship featuring José Beltrán (CNRS, France), Sara Miglietti and Marco Spreafico (Warburg Institute, London), and Elizabeth Yale (University of Iowa) in conversation with Harvard colleagues and the audience

Houghton Library-Medieval Studies Lecture in Early Book History: Anne D. Hedeman, "Power and Authority in Visual Paratext"

The Comédie-Française Registers Project (CFRP) at Harvard (Website Content in English and French)

Virtual Lecture: “Why Do We Think There Have Been No Great Women Artists? Revisiting the Archive and Practices of Gender Art/History”: Lecture by Paris Spies-Gans (Harvard Society Fellows)

Victoria Florio Pipas

Daniel Carpenter