2nd May 2024, last session PhD seminar – ICT

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For its last session of the semester, on Thursday May 2 from 5 to 6.30pm, the ICT seminar will focus on an increasingly important historical approach: the history of sensibilities and emotions.

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For its final session of the semester, the ICT seminar will focus on an increasingly important historical approach: the history of sensibilities and emotions. We will be delighted to welcome Quentin Deluermoz, Professor of Contemporary History at Université Paris Cité and co-founder of the journal Sensibilités, and Laura Schmitt, PhD student in Contemporary History at UVSQ, who is working on “L’indignation et les étrangers en France de 1933 à 1939”. The session will take place in a hybrid format, on site in room M19 of the Olympe de Gouges building, and via zoom on registration.
This final session also marks a change of team: anyone interested in co-hosting and coordinating the seminar (for one session, one year or more) is invited to contact the seminar e-mail address. We look forward to seeing many of you!
 

 

When ?

2nd May 2024, 5h PM to 6.30PM

Registration to zoom

To write to  seminaire.ict@gmail.com

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