复旦大学

Université Fudan, Shanghai
Colloque international

Perspectives dix-neuviémistes : Chine-France et retour
从十九世纪的视野出发：中法之间
Perspectives on and from the 19^th Century: from China to France and back

Les 18, 19 & 20 novembre 2021

Ce colloque a pour point de départ un constat : il existe un double champ d’études dix-neuviémistes, en Chine pour le domaine français, et en France pour le domaine chinois ; or ceux-ci communiquent peu et ne sont pas organisés en réseaux ou groupes de travail. En outre, comme le prouve le nombre croissant d’étudiants chinois effectuant en France leurs études de deuxième et de troisième cycle, il existe un véritable foyer d’études sur le XIX^e siècle dans le contexte de l’interculturalité sino-française.

Les propositions de communication (300-500 mots), pourvues d’un titre provisoire et accompagnées d’une brève notice biobibliographique, sont à envoyer avant le 31 juillet 2021 à l’adresse suivante : gaultierroux@fudan.edu.cn

31 juillet 2021 : date limite pour la réception des propositions de communication.

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Monday 21st June 2021

Postgraduate Study Day: Working With Archives, in conjunction with friends and colleagues Association for the Study of Modern and Contemporary France (ASMCF)

Programme of the Day

Please join us for the next session of DIX-NEUF AT A DISTANCE 2021
Virtual seminar series of the Society of Dix-Neuviémistes and Dix-Neuf, the journal.

Friday 11 June @ 17:00 (UK), 12:00, noon (EST), 18:00 (France)

Literature and the Press

Helen Craske, University of Oxford: ‘Publishing Vitriol: Rachilde, Léon Bloy, and the Mercure de France.’

Alexandre Burin, University of Durham: ‘Nouvelles en trois lignes: Thinking through Microfiction, from Félix Fénéon to Twitter.’

Moderator: Edmund Birch, University of Cambridge

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This seminar series featuring new research by early-career scholars is organized by the Society of Dix-Neuviémistes and the journal Dix-Neuf.
Series organisers: the Editors of Dix-Neuf: Masha Belenky (The George Washington University), Larry Duffy (University of Kent), Andrew Watts (University of Birmingham); and Jennifer Yee (University of Oxford), the President of the Society of Dix-Neuviémistes.

For questions, please contact us at dixneufjournal@gmail.com
Larry Duffy, Andrew Watts, Masha Belenky — Editors, Dix-Neuf

Dix-Neuf, the journal of the Society of Dix-Neuviémistes, is a forum for cutting-edge research in nineteenth-century French and francophone studies in all relevant disciplines. It is interdisciplinary in focus and seeks to promote wide-ranging critical and theoretical debate. Published online by Taylor and Francis.

Please join us for the next session of DIX-NEUF AT A DISTANCE 2021

Friday 7 May @ 17:00 (UK), 12:00, noon (EST), 18:00 (France)

Virtual seminar series of the Society of Dix-Neuviémistes and Dix-Neuf, the journal.

‘Normality’

Kim Hajek, LSE/Universiteit Leiden: ‘The “Normal state” in French personality psychology.’

Aina Marti, University of Kent: ‘Domestic Architecture and the Incorporation of Medical Discourses of Normality.’

Moderator: Aude Fauvel, Centre Hospitalier Universitaire du Vaud, Lausanne

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The winner of the SDN Postgraduate Essay Prize for 2021,  awarded by the Executive Committee for the best paper submitted in advance of the conference, is Eleanor Stefiuk,  Peterhouse, University  of  Cambridge , for her paper, ‘Villiers de l’Isle-Adam’s Anarchism: A Legacy of the Paris Commune’,  which offers an important and insightful contribution to the field. Congratulations to Eleanor!

Dix-Neuf, Volume 24, Issues 3&4 (2020)

The latest issue of Dix-Neuf is available now. The volume, which focuses on the Paris Universal expositions, 1855-1900, is guest edited by Anne O’Neil-Henry.

Please join us for the next session of DIX-NEUF AT A DISTANCE 2021

Friday 9 April @ 17:00 (UK), 12:00, noon (EST), 18:00 (France)

Virtual seminar series of the Society of Dix-Neuviémistes and Dix-Neuf, the journal.

The Ugly Truth: Pain at the Limits of Representation in Nineteenth-Century France

Maria Beliaeva Solomon, University of Maryland: ‘Au lisier du réalisme: les contes bruns de Balzac’

Michelle Lee, Wellesley College: ‘The Ugly Truth: Representing Race in Émile Zola’s Thérèse Raquin’

Moderator: Andrew Watts, University of Birmingham

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Meeting ID: 622 105 4913
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Please join us for the next session of DIX-NEUF AT A DISTANCE 2021
Virtual seminar series of the Society of Dix-Neuviémistes and Dix-Neuf, the journal. 

Friday 5 February @ 17:00 (UK), 12:00, noon (EST), 18:00 (France)

Popular Culture and the Body

Hannah Frydman, Brown University: “Reading Incognito: Periodicals, Sapphic Fictions, and “Lesbian” Readers” 
Kasia Stempniak, Hamilton College: ‘Prismatic Bodies: Dress and Technology in Loïe Fuller’s Performances’ Moderator: Elizabeth Emery, Montclair State University 

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Meeting ID: 622 105 4913
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+13017158592,,6221054913# US (Washington D.C)
+13126266799,,6221054913# US (Chicago) 

This seminar series featuring new research by early-career scholars is organized by the Society of Dix-Neuviémistes and the journal Dix-Neuf. 
Series organisers: the Editors of Dix-Neuf: Masha Belenky (The George Washington University), Larry Duffy (University of Kent), Andrew Watts (University of Birmingham); and Jennifer Yee (University of Oxford), the President of the Society of Dix-Neuviémistes.

For questions, please contact us at dixneufjournal@gmail.com
Larry Duffy, Andrew Watts, Masha Belenky — Editors, Dix-Neuf

Dix-Neuf, the journal of the Society of Dix-Neuviémistes, is a forum for cutting-edge research in nineteenth-century French and francophone studies in all relevant disciplines. It is interdisciplinary in focus and seeks to promote wide-ranging critical and theoretical debate. Published online by Taylor and Francis.

The Society of Dix-Neuviémistes and the journal Dix-Neuf are delighted to announce a new seminar series featuring new research by early-career scholars. Each seminar focuses on a specific theme, with two early-career researchers presenting an aspect of their work, followed by general discussion with a moderator.

The seminar will meet once a month on Fridays 17h UK time/ 12h EST / 18h French time. Zoom links will be circulated ahead of each seminar

Friday 8 January: 17h (UK), 12h EST, 18h (France)

The Doctor-Patient Encounter / The Primal Scene of Medical Humanities
Speakers:
Beatrice Fagan, University of Kent
Sarah Jones, University of Oxford

Moderator: Steven Wilson, Queen’s University Belfast

The Society of Dix-Neuviémistes is delighted to announce a reciprocal arrangement with our French société-soeur, the Société des Études Romantiques et Dix-Neuviémistes (SERD).

Beginning in 2021, members of SDN can opt to pay an annual supplement of £10, which will give them full membership of SERD: they will receive the SERD’s annual publication, Le Magazine du XIXe siècle, as well as the Société’s electronic newsletter. Members under the reciprocal arrangement will also have voting rights at the SERD Annual General Meeting.

SDN is now accepting new members for the calendar year 2021. The membership fee for the calendar year is £40, with a concession rate of £25. The concession rate is available for postgraduates, retired members, members not in full-time employment and members of low income countries and newly emerging economies. Membership gives free personal online access to the Society’s journal Dix-Neuf, together with regular Members’ Newsletters, voting rights in the Society’s Annual General Meeting, preferential conference rates and access to sound recordings of the plenary sessions in the secure Members’ Area of the website. Submissions by members may be considered for the SDN Publication Prize.

Please click here to access membership information, including a membership form, or contact the Membership Secretary, Áine Larkin (a.larkin@abdn.ac.uk) for more details. Current members wishing to take out the supplementary SERD membership should also contact Áine.