H-FRANCE SALON

Recorded WSFH Panels & Plenaries

H-France Salon, Vol. 9 (2017), Issue 19, Parts 1-3

Western Society for French History 45th Annual Conference (Reno, Nevada) 4 November 2016
Conference Plenary Roundtable: Addressing Structural Racism in French History and French Historical Studies

Part I ( Video | MP3
Part II ( Video | MP3 )
Part III ( Video | MP3 )

H-France Salon, Vol. 9 (2017), Issue 20, #1-5

Western Society for French History 45th Annual Conference (Reno, Nevada) 3 November 2016
Cultivating the World in the Eighteenth Century (Chair: Elizabeth Heath, Baruch College, CUNY)

Naturalizing the World in Eighteenth-Century Bayonne: A Garden Proposal by André Michaux
Elizabeth Hyde, Kean University ( Video | MP3 )
Coffee Production in the Eighteenth-Century East and West French Indies
Julia Landweber, Montclair State University ( Video | MP3 )
Michel Adanson and the Gum Trade: In Imperial Meridian for Old Regime France?
Oliver Cussen, University of Chicago ( Video | MP3 )
The Enlightened Planter
April Shelford, American University ( Video | MP3 )
Comment and Audience Discussion: Judith DeGroat, St. Lawrence University
( Video | MP3 )

H-France Salon, Vol. 9 (2017), Issue 21, #1-6

Western Society for French History 45th Annual Conference (Reno, Nevada) 3 November 2016
Panel: Teaching Gender and Sexuality in French History
Chair: Patricia Tilburg, Davidson College
Discussants:

Nancy Locklin-Sofer, Maryville College ( Video | MP3 )
Sun-Young Park, George Mason University ( Video | MP3 )
Andrew Israel Ross, University of Southern Mississippi ( Video | MP3 )
Jessie Hewitt, University of Redlands ( Video | MP3 )
Lori Weintrob, Wagner College ( Video | MP3 )
Discussion ( Video | MP3 )

H-France Salon, Vol. 9 (2017), Issue 22, #1-4

Western Society for French History 45th Annual Conference (Reno, Nevada) 3 November 2016.
Panel: Heroines: Strong Women in Modern Popular Culture
Chair: Michael Wilson, University of Texas at Dallas

Heroines for the End of the World: Women, Physical Courage, and Martial Heroism during the Dreyfus Affair
Elizabeth Everton, Concordia University ( Video | MP3 )
The Daughter of Fantômas: Belle Époque Action and Adventure Heroine
Robin Walz, University of Alaska Southeast ( Video | MP3 )
Moxie in Action: Heroines in Pre-World War Two French Popular Culture
Joelle Neulander, The Citadel ( Video | MP3 )
Comment and Audience Discussion: Michael Wilson, University of Texas at Dallas ( Video | MP3 )

H-France Salon, Vol. 9 (2017), Issue 23, #1-4

Western Society for French History 45th Annual Conference (Reno, Nevada) 4 November 2016.
Panel: Women’s Agency and Activism in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries: A Special Session Honoring Elinor Accampo
Chair: Cheryl Koos, California State University, Los Angeles

The Lonely-Hearts Ad in Napoleon's Paris (Andrea Mansker, University of the South) ( Video | MP3 )
Feminism’s Others: Gender, Race, and Frenchness in Late Nineteenth-Century Metropole and Empire
(Carolyn J. Eichner, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee) ( Video | MP3 )
La femme au corsage rouge: Monette Thomas, Midinette Militancy, and the Garment Strikes of 1918-1919
(Patricia Tilburg, Davidson College) ( Video | MP3 )
Comment and Audience Discussion: Christopher Forth, University of Kansas ( Video | MP3 )

H-France Salon, Vol. 9 (2017), Issue 24, #1

Western Society for French History 45th Annual Conference (Reno, Nevada), 3 November 2016.
Edgar L. Newman Memorial Plenary Lecture: "The Great War at One Hundred: Between Presence and Absence"
Annette Becker, Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense

( Video | MP3 )

H-France Salon, Vol. 9 (2017), Issue 25, #1-5

Western Society for French History 45th Annual Conference (Reno, Nevada) 4 November 2016.
Identity and Memory: Huguenots, Conversos, and Other Francophone Voyagers
Chair: Dena Goodman, University of Michigan

“À la Ruine totale de la France”: A French Assessment of Portuguese and Spanish Immigration in Seventeenth-Century France
Gayle K. Brunelle, California State University, Fullerton ( Video | MP3 )
Naturalizing Refugees: How Foreign Protestants Became British in the Eighteenth Century
Catherine Naeve, Rutgers University ( Video | MP3 )
Huguenot Refugees in New York: Faith, Family, Slavery, and Legacy
Lori R. Weintrob, Wagner College ( Video | MP3 )
A Frenchman on the Frontier: Science and Community in Nineteenth-Century New Harmony, Indiana
Whitney Walton, Purdue University ( Video | MP3 )
#5 Comment and Audience Discussion: Dena Goodman, University of Michigan ( Video | MP3 )

H-France Salon, Vol. 9 (2017), Issue 26, #1-4

Western Society for French History 45th Annual Conference (Reno) 4 November 2016.
Disasters and Dislocation in France and the Empire
Chair: Minayo Nasiali, University of California, Los Angeles

Rhythms of Catastrophe, Iterations of Inequity: Disaster Memory, Dislocation, and Disparity during Pelée’s Eruption of 1929
Christopher M. Church, University of Nevada, Reno ( Video | MP3 )
Plague and the Port City: Movement and Migration during an Eighteenth-Century Crisis
Cindy Ermus, University of Lethbridge ( Video | MP3 )
Labor and Culture in Burgundy’s Phylloxera Epidemic
Philip Whalen, Coastal Carolina University ( Video | MP3 )
Comment and Audience Participation: Martha L. Hildreth, University of Nevada, Reno ( Video | MP3 )

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