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• 18 nov 2004

  Sheffield

  Conference, symposium - Modern

  Freemasonry in Radical and Social Movements 1700-2000

  There have been many links between freemasonry and progressive movements of all kinds. This is most evident in European countries such as France and Spain, where freemasonry has been one of the main vehicles of secular republican thought and has been closely identified with socialist movements. Although mainstream English-speaking freemasonry prohibits the discussion of religion and politics, nevertheless it has had a significant influence on radical politics and social movements. Many radical groups, such as the United Irishmen, adopted masonic forms of organisation and included many freemasons. There are many parallels between masonic organisation and symbolism and that of early friendly societies and trade unions.

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• 22 oct 2004

  Oxford

  Study days - Modern

  Psychologie, psychiatrie, psychanalyse et médecine

  Jalons pour une histoire (XIXe-XXe siècles)

  Cette journée d’études se propose d’explorer savoirs et pratiques psychologiques, psychiatriques et psychanalytiques en les replaçant dans une histoire des sciences de l’homme entendu comme être physique et moral et en les mettant à l’épreuve d’une perspective comparative.

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• 11 mai 2004

  Reading

  Study days - History

  Entente cordiale

  Celebrating 100 Years of Franco-British Relations

  Le Centre d'Etudes d'Histoire Française de l'Université de Reading organise cette journée d'études qui aura lieu le 11 May 2004 pour célébrer le centenaire de l'Entente CordialeLes Communications concernent les perceptions franco-britanniques au au cours des cent dernières années.

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• 26 mar 2004

  Salford

  Conference, symposium - Modern

  Refocusing on Europe ?

  International Relations from the Entente Cordiale to the First World War

  This conference aims to provide a timely reassessment of the international relations of the period 1904 to 1914.

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