Séminaire en langue anglaise "Environment, Emotions, Politics and Society"

Environment, Emotions, Politics and Society

Les séminaires en langue anglaise 2022-2023
Formation des doctorants—Seances in Conversation on Monday, 5pm-7pm
salle de réunion de l’IRHiS and via Zoom (ID de réunion : 917 9604 4884 — Code secret : 766605)

=> Programme

19 September 2022 —>
         Welcome: The Form and Purpose of the Seminar
3 October 2022 —>
         Elsa Devienne (University of Northumbria), The Sand Rush: An Environmental History of Los Angeles’ Beaches
         Samy Bounoua (IRHiS, ULille), From local degradation to global collapse: fear of industry and its environmental consequences in northern France and Belgium, late 18th - mid 19th centuries
7 November 2022 —>
         Nick von Behr (University of Kent and École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture et de Paysage, Université de Lille), Four typologies of rationalist architecture in Belle Epoque France and Belgium: the technical influence of new reinforced concrete systems
5 December 2022 —>
         Roman Krakovsky (IRHiS, ULille and University of Ottawa), Emotions and political cultures in contemporary central Europe
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9 January 2023 —>
        Rosie Knight (University of Sheffield), Love, politics and slavery in the Antebellum US south
        Respondent: Marie-Hélène Méresse
6 February 2023 —>
        Gauthier Baert (IRHiS, ULille), The gift to the nation of Saint-Louis crosses by soldiers and officers: A rejection of monarchy and a republican act during the French Revolution (1792–1793)
6 March 2023 —>
         Michael Broughton (University of Sheffield), Courage and Cunning: Military Theory and Practice in Ireland, France and the Low Countries
3 April 2023 —>
         Camille Paccou (IRHiS, ULille), How to evaluate the socio-political and diplomatic role of duchesses of Brabant and countesses of Flanders and Hainaut in the 13th and 14th centuries
3-4 May 2023 —>
         Postgrad workshop: The politics of the domestic in late medieval and early modern northern Europe
5 June 2023 —>
          Arnaud Dujardin (IRHiS, ULille), Social mobility in 15th century Douai
3 July 2023 —>
          Discussion: Teaching and Writing History in the UK and France