mardi 4 juin 2024

Révolution, art et médecine dans l'histoire française

Revolution, art and medicine in French history: essays in honour of Colin Jones
 

French History, Volume 38, Issue 1, March 2024, Special Issue



EDITORIAL


Editor’s Note
Joseph Clarke

 
ARTICLES

Colin Jones: fox and hedgehog historian of France
Sarah Easterby-Smith and others


Women at the centre: medical entrepreneurialism and ‘la grande médecine’ in eighteenth-century Lyon
Cathy McClive and Lisa W Smith


Bourgeois Enlightenment revivified
David A Bell


Abstract and embodied: the political economy of the French Revolution
Charly Coleman and Charles Walton


Harping on patriotism: female education meets Orléanist ambition in Jean-Antoine-Théodore Giroust’s The Harp Lesson (1791)
Amy Freund and Tom Stammers
 

Law, suspicion and social hermeneutics at the inception of the Terror, April 1793
Carla A Hesse


Capitalism and the French Revolution
Michael Sonenscher


Reconsidering the patient: pauvres malades and malades pauvres in eighteenth-century medical contexts
Philip Rieder and others


The Colin Jones way, or historical scholarship with a wink and a smile
J B Shank

 
AFTERWORD

The historian as water carrier
Colin Jones

 
BIBLIOGRAPHY

Colin Jones: List of Main Publications, 1978–2024
 
 
ROUNDTABLE



Disability history in France: past, present and future
Rebecca P Scales and others


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