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  • Research Trip to Paris, 2015 (part 6): Hameau de la Reine

    Research Trip to Paris, 2015 (part 6): Hameau de la Reine

    Next stop was the Hameau de la Reine, a fake peasant village, arranged around a little lake. The hamlet looks like an 18th century architect’s idealized vision of rustic country living. Which is exactly what it is. Richard Mique designed the site for the queen. Most of the houses are merely decorative, much neglected in…

    mattyost

    April 29, 2019
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  • Paris Research Trip, 2015 (part 5): Versailles visit, Le Petit Trianon

    Paris Research Trip, 2015 (part 5): Versailles visit, Le Petit Trianon

    I am fascinated by gardens. And because part of my thesis was on gardens in La nouvelle Héloïse, and in La Faute de l’abbé Mouret, I was pretty much compelled by circumstances to go. Also, a friend of ours who had been living in Paris for two years (and who was scheduled to move back…

    mattyost

    April 22, 2019
    travel, Uncategorized
    beyond the Orsay, conference, conference travel, france, grant travel, Louis XVI, Marie Antoinette, paris, parks, petit Trianon, research, research travel, travel, Versailles
  • Research Trip to Paris, 2015 (part 4): Monet at the Orangerie

    Research Trip to Paris, 2015 (part 4): Monet at the Orangerie

    Here are a few more photos from my trip. This part isn’t strictly research related, but I had never been to the Orangerie before. And it was a pleasure of seeing these wall-sized paintings by Monet, in the space they were originally intended to be displayed. I wanted to post every photo I took there,…

    mattyost

    April 15, 2019
    Art, Impressionism, travel
    beyond the Orsay, Claude Monet, conference, conference travel, france, grant travel, Impressionism, Monet, orangerie, paris, research, research travel, travel
  • Research Trip to Paris, 2015 (part three)

    Research Trip to Paris, 2015 (part three)

    In the interest of catching up with the backlog of old photographs from my research trip to Paris, here are a few. I had never visited the Passage des Panoramas before, but I had been talking about this and the other Passages frequently with my advisor. I went and took these photos because the day…

    mattyost

    April 9, 2019
    travel
    arcades, Baudelaire, Cardiff, conference, conference travel, france, grant travel, paris, research, research travel, sfs, society of French studies, travel, Wales
  • Northeastern MLA 2020 call for Session Proposals (deadline 29 April, 2019)

    I thought I would post this here for NeMLA Boston. The deadline for session proposals is 29 April. Follow the link to submit, and good luck! http://www.buffalo.edu/nemla/convention/future/2020.html?fbclid=IwAR17dm7Ak2oZpS2ZMJ2wWJjIkFhclZNNHHw_FssmBzAH436dp1CwUYbb20A

    mattyost

    April 4, 2019
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  • CFP The Pathological Body from the Mid-Nineteenth Century to the Present

    CALL FOR PAPERS   The Pathological Body From the Mid-Nineteenth Century to the Present: European Literary and Cultural Perspectives   A one-day symposium at the Institute of Modern Languages (IMLR), Senate House, Malet Street, London WC1E 7HU, UK   Friday 20 September 2019   Keynote Speaker: Dr Steven Wilson (Queen’s University Belfast)     *…

    mattyost

    March 31, 2019
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  • On my way to NCSA 2019

    mattyost

    March 6, 2019
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  • Research Trip to Paris, 2015 (part 2)

    At the BNF. I’ve always found the modern structures a little jarring, even though most of these modern buildings are situated around the edges of the city.

    mattyost

    January 18, 2019
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  • Research Trip to Paris, 2015

    Research Trip to Paris, 2015

    2015 was a busy year. In the summer I got a small research grant to go to the BNF and the Archives Nationales. The archives are becoming more and more restricted, and so direct access to Zola’s dossiers préparatoires and similar materials are limited to scholars doing comparative editions. The day I arrived, however, I…

    mattyost

    December 28, 2018
    travel, Uncategorized
    bibliothèque nationale, france, grant travel, paris, research, research travel
  • The last of Scotland

    The last of Scotland

    So this is going to be a big conference year for me. I’ll be giving papers at the Nineteenth Century Studies Association’s annual conference in Kansas City in early March, at NeMLA in late March, and then at the Society of French Studies Annual Conference at the Royal Holloway in early July. Which is all…

    mattyost

    December 19, 2018
    Uncategorized
    conference, conference travel, Glasgow, Scotland, SDN, society of dixneuviémistes, travel, University of Glasgow
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