Publié le par Romain Bionda (Source : Adam Horsley)
Référence bibliographique : Early Modern French Studies, 40.1, Posterity, dir. Jessica Goodman et Joseph Harris, 2018.
Society for Early Modern French Studies
The full table of contents can be viewed at https://www.tandfonline.com/toc/yemf20/40/1 and includes:
- Jessica Goodman and Joseph Harris on the what, where and who of posterity
- Helen Swift on early sixteenth-century epitaphs
- Alex Gray on Montaigne’s atomic afterlife
- Joseph Harris on Corneille and posthumous glory
- Helena Taylor on Bussy-Rabutin and “postérité”
- Oliver Wunsch on Diderot and the materiality of posterity
- John Leigh on posterity and progeny in eighteenth-century memoirs
- Olivier Ritz on posterity ad the Revolution
Members of the Society for Early Modern French Studies receive free copies of the journal’s June and December issues as part of their membership. For more information please see http://www.semfs.org.uk/join/ . Registration remains open for the Society’s annual conference (3rd-5th September 2018) until 31st August: http://www.semfs.org.uk/conference/