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    Conference, symposium - Europe

    Dance and Nations: identities, otherness, boundaries, in Europe

    (17th -19th centuries)

    The international and interdisciplinary symposium "Dance and Nations: identities, alterities, boundaries" is a scientific meeting organized within the framework of the of the HdD (Hermeneutics of Dance research program, directed by Arianna Fabbricatore),. Il brings together a team of scholars to question how theatrical dance evolves in the European social and cultural space. Its purpose is to discuss the different aspects related to the circulation of dance in Europe and to open up research on the semiotic, political and social issues of dance as a sign, expression or representation of the permeable bounderies between cultural identities.

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  • Call for papers - Early modern

    Interactions between the Twelver Shia and Christians - history, theology and literature

    Les interactions et échanges entre des représentants chiʿites duodécimains et chrétiens, catholiques ainsi que protestants, ont rarement donné lieu à une étude détaillée. Pourtant, les contacts réciproques ont été nombreux comme l’indiquent les récits de voyageurs, les rapports de missionnaires, les textes théologiques et polémiques, les lettres diplomatiques, etc. Ces sources présentes dans les archives et bibliothèques européennes, mais aussi en Iran et Irak, restent pour une très grande part à étudier. Ce colloque s’assigne pour objectif d’identifier la nature de ces relations interculturelles selon les époques, les milieux, les géographies.

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  • Zurich

    Call for papers - Representation

    “Num’rous uses, motions, charms, and arts”. Fans as images, accessories, and instruments of gesture in the 17th and 18th centuries

    This interdisciplinary conference discusses the cultural role of fans in art, fashion, and material culture in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Taking the visual and material diversity of fans as a point of departure, it aims at gaining new insights into the various interrelations between fans, paintings, and printed artworks in this period.

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  • Call for papers - Representation

    Travelling People, travelling objects

    The reception of Swiss art in the context of the eighteenth-century European Grand Tour

    In 2018, a special issue of the Zeitschrift für Schweizerische Archäologie und Kunst (ZAK) will be dedicated to Swiss art in the eighteenth century. Focusing on the context of European travel culture, the issue will address the various ways in which Grand Tourists perceived, purchased, and collected Swiss art objects during and after their travels. This perspective will help to gain new insight into the distribution and reception of Swiss art in eighteenth-century Europe.

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  • Metz

    Call for papers - Religion

    Metz, capital of the Hebrew book, 1764-1870

    Ce colloque international a vocation à faire le point sur les spécificités historiques, culturelles, linguistiques, archivistiques de l'impression hébraïque à Metz entre 1764 et 1870. À cette époque en effet, Metz est le principal centre d'impression hébraïque en France. Cette période connaît par ailleurs une évolution importante du judaïsme français, qui se ressent par exemple par la part croissante de textes imprimés tout ou partie en langue française chez les imprimeurs possédant des presses hébraïques. Le colloque est organisé par l'université de Lorraine (Centre écritures) en partenariat avec le Service régional de l'inventaire et les bibliothèques médiathèques de Metz.

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  • Call for papers - History

    Moving Beyond Paris and London: Influences, Circulation, and Rivalries in Fashion and Textiles between France and England, 1700-1914

    By looking closely at the relationship—at times friendly, at times not—between France and England through fashion and textiles between 1700 and 1914, this conference will touch on a number of topics, including: the circulation (lawful or illicit) of knowledge, individuals, and objects; the diffusion – and cross-fertilization – of design models between the two countries via press, engravings, or fashion dolls; the importation of textiles and clothing; the phenomena of copying, espionage, and counterfeits; the pursuit of protectionist policies which aimed to limit imports from the rival nation.

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  • Paris

    Seminar - Early modern

    Genders, styles and tastes - theatrical dance in Europe and at the beginning of the Enlightenment

    For an interdisciplinary study of critical discourse in theatrical dance

    Ce séminaire se propose d'examiner les discours critiques suscités par la danse théâtrale au tournant des Lumières. Ce travail permettra de constituer un corpus de sources sur la danse comique, grotesque et pantomime qui demeurent à ce jour très peu étudiées. Ce corpus est destiné à intégrer la base de textes numérisés « Discours sur la danse » du projet Labex Obvil de Paris-Sorbonne.

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