#CfP Call for Papers for the @semfsuk.bsky.social Annual Conference: ‘Freedom’ / ‘La Liberté’ (6-8 July 2026, University of Glasgow). Please submit proposals by 28 November 2025 to eh58@st-andrews.ac.uk, and remember to join SEMFS first!: semfs.org.uk/join/
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Congratulations to SEMFS member Marina Perkins, whose new monograph 'Communication, Relevance, and Power in Montaigne’s Essais' is out now! www.mhra.org.uk/publications...
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Take a look at SEMFS member Emma Gilby's latest book, 'Descartes and the Non-Human', at www.cambridge.org/core/element...
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BBC Radio 4 - In Our Time, Molière
The great French playwright and comic actor who flourished at the court of Louis XIV.
Have you listened to this episode of BBC Radio 4's 'In Our Time' on Molière yet? Featuring Melvyn Bragg alongside three SEMFS members: Professors Jan Clarke, Joe Harris, and Noel Peacock. www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...
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The schedule from our annual conference earlier in July 2025, on the theme of 'Nature.'
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Historian PhD FHEA FRHistS. Wars of the Three Kingdoms, 1638-1660 and the Jacobities. Book on Covenants and Cromwell out now. http://routledge.com/9781409418696
PG Modern European political and diplomatic history. Owned by setters Tess & Cora.
Early modernist, working on travel and cross-cultural encounter. Book on ideas of Europe in c.16 France: https://tinyurl.com/5n6kvbun.
Learning Polish. May post cat pics
art & architectural historian / visual, material & religious culture
pre-doctoral art history fellow @yale
British and French empire, natural materials (pearls, feathers, "exotic" plants, etc), the "tropics," and circulation of all of these between the Indian Ocean, Pacific Ocean, and Atlantic world. Early modern to 19thc.
Historian of epidemics, exhibitions, hospital medicine, the state, taxes, civilization and, currently, US economic thought.
Glaswegian academic, Oxford. Mostly found in the c17th. Preoccupied by essays, etymology, grammar, puns, paintings, Czech. Out in summer 2026: Robert Burton: A Vital Melancholy.
A green thought in a green shade. Early modern English literature. I teach at Jesus College, Cambridge, but these words are mine, not theirs.
Lecturer at University of Córdoba (Spain) | Restoration & 18thC literature | Masquerade, female wit, gender politics, literary translation | Research group HUM-682 | BSECS, SEDERI & WSG member
Writing a PhD on anthology-making in late medieval and early Renaissance France #FirstGen https://www.mod-langs.ox.ac.uk/people/jack-nunn
Associate prof of French (emeritus) at Princeton. Working mostly on 17th-cy literature and culture, with a focus on bibliography, including manuscripts and prints. Research blog: anecdota.princeton.edu. Also on Mastodon: @Marphurius@hcommons.social
PhD Researcher in French at St Andrews interested in horsemanship and education in early modern France.
Teacher. Global citizen. Bluestocking
Emeritus Professor of French, University of Cambridge
My research is on early modern kitchen gardens in France and England. Associate Prof/SL at U. of Manchester. Certified permaculturist.
The largest international academic society devoted to the study of the era 1300–1700. Use #RenSA26 to join the Annual Meeting conversation and #RenTwitter (still!) for all things Renaissance studies.