The French Review will publish an « État présent » for French 16th-century studies. Several colleagues have agreed to review criticism in the following areas: George Hoffmann on Montaigne, David LaGuardia on […]

Le pouvoir, dans ses manifestations plus ou moins despotiques, a toujours utilisé la délégitimation comme outil politique de censure, pour désamorcer les idées contraires au régime ou encore pour influencer […]

RSA seeks panels for sessions on any area of women’s engagement between 1400-1700. Submissions for panels in all fields concerning women and gender are welcome, including: science, medicine, religion, music, […]

Organizer: Andrea Pearson, American University, Washington, DC Sponsor: The Society for the Study of Early Modern Women The Society for the Study of Early Modern Women seeks papers for an […]

Sous la direction d’Yves BAUDELLE et Mirna VELCIC-CANIVEZ, Université Charles-de-Gaulle – Lille 3. Les relations compliquées et intenses entre la fiction et l’histoire sont un thème récurrent dans la théorie […]

This panel seeks to explore the roles that women played in largely male literary circles, both as active participants and as objects in the exchange of verse and prose. Why […]

Colloque international « L’AMO, Université de Nantes » jeudi 5 et vendredi 6 décembre 2013 Maison des Sciences de l’Homme Ange-Guépin Sous la direction de Nathalie Grande, Sylvain Ledda et […]

Early work on literary authorship stressed the concept’s associations with men and masculinity?and, hence, its difficulties for women. Recent scholars have nuanced such claims, focusing not only on early modern […]

This session explores the relationship of early modern women to shifting conceptions of the public and private realms as well as domesticity. How did early modern women, especially early modern […]

Organizers: Julie Campbell, Anne Larsen, and Diana Robin We would like to propose a series of panels on women’s participation in the areas of philosophy, theology, and science (natural philosophy) […]