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18Th Century | Culture&Stuff
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A blog that was supposed to be about all sorts, but is now usually found prancing in the footnotes of (often French, and oftener still Parisian) history. Category Archives: 18th Century. Film Review: A Royal Affair. July 19, 2012. Also posted in Film. How the Revolution exposed the dark side of the art of Johann Zoffany. June 22, 2012. Also posted in art. Théroigne de Méricourt: ‘The fatal beauty of the revolution’. Part Two. March 4, 2012. When we left Théroigne de Méricourt at the end of part one, she ...
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A blog that was supposed to be about all sorts, but is now usually found prancing in the footnotes of (often French, and oftener still Parisian) history. Newer posts ». Dolly Wilde, a Ghost in Paris. November 13, 2011. It was an easy mistake to make. Everybody said that Dorothy Wilde, known always as Dolly, looked startlingly like her infamous uncle, who had died in Paris in 1900 at the shabby Hôtel d’Alsace (now L’Hotel. American painter Romaine Brooks. And the writers Renée Vivien. She would also have ...
How the Revolution exposed the dark side of the art of Johann Zoffany | Culture&Stuff
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A blog that was supposed to be about all sorts, but is now usually found prancing in the footnotes of (often French, and oftener still Parisian) history. Madame Jeanne Guyon: The Accused Witch Who Defied King Louis XIV. Film Review: A Royal Affair ». How the Revolution exposed the dark side of the art of Johann Zoffany. June 22, 2012. A few weekends ago I went to the Royal Academy of Art’s exhibition (sadly now closed) on 18th century painter Johann Zoffany. This sort of thing. Pleasant, ain’t it? Ahh, b...
History | Culture&Stuff
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A blog that was supposed to be about all sorts, but is now usually found prancing in the footnotes of (often French, and oftener still Parisian) history. Film Review: A Royal Affair. July 19, 2012. Film producers, as a species, are notoriously risk averse creatures, which is why its always a special joy when a film that doesnt have dollar signs written all over it slips through the net. This is just such a film, based as it is on one of those pieces of history that is bafflingly, criminally […]. Théroign...
Strange Meetings: The Royal Menagerie at Versailles | Culture&Stuff
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A blog that was supposed to be about all sorts, but is now usually found prancing in the footnotes of (often French, and oftener still Parisian) history. Marie Antoinette on Trial: Your Cut-Out-and-Keep Guide to Reading the Trial, Part 1. Marie Antoinette on Trial: Your Cut-Out-and-Keep Guide to Reading the Trial, Part 2 ». Strange Meetings: The Royal Menagerie at Versailles – an Extract from Vintage Script Magazine. August 15, 2011. This month, you’ll find a piece I’ve written in Vintage Script. The rhi...
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Paul Davenport | Discovering France
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Exploring French Landscapes, History, Art, and Culture. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. In the Footsteps of the Impressionists. Author Archives: Paul Davenport. Murder in the Forest. February 10, 2012. This post will examine both possibilities. 1 Paul-Louis Courier, by Ary Scheffer (1795-1858). Biking from Véretz to Tours, 20 km. Particularly after the publication in 1821 of his. 2 Statue of Paul-Louis Courier, Paris City Hall. Société des amis de Paul-Louis Courier). CLD, 2001). ...
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A collaborative blog for those interested in the Enlightenment. Newtonianism in the French Enlightenment. Rob Iliffe is Professor of Intellectual History and the History of Science in the Department of History at the University of Sussex. He has written the Very Short Introduction to Newton. And directs the online Newton Project. In 1706. There was also opposition to the physical theories and epistemological claims expressed in his Principia Mathematica. Rob Iliffe, Director of the Newton Project. One th...
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Voltaire and the gardens of Versailles | Voltaire Foundation
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A collaborative blog for those interested in the Enlightenment. Voltaire and the gardens of Versailles. Voltaire had known the Palace of Versailles since his thirties, when he prepared a divertissement. There to celebrate Louis XV’s marriage in 1725. Some twenty years later he was a frequent visitor as Royal Historiographer. Yet when one consults Michel Baridon’s definitive Histoire des jardins de Versailles. Arles, 2003), one finds surprisingly few references to the philosophe. In the Italian language t...
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Enlightenment Scotland still burning brightly | Voltaire Foundation
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A collaborative blog for those interested in the Enlightenment. Enlightenment Scotland still burning brightly. View of Edinburgh and the Castle. As the contributors to. The Enlightenment in Scotland: national and international perspectives. Illustrate, Edinburgh’s affectionate nickname ‘Auld Reekie’ may mean ‘Old Smoky’, but the stars of Scotland’s intellectual firmament have always burned bright through any perceived haze. Which are still academic heavyweights today). Thinkers and scientists challen...
Jane Charles: A Reluctant Rake
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Wednesday, April 3, 2013. Is the newest Tenacious Trent novel, released on April 1, 2013. Mr Jordan Trent, the spare, was raised to be a rake. Not only did his father encourage his roguish life, but insisted that Jordan do nothing except enjoy the life of women, gambling and fine brandy – the life his father had wanted. It is a life Jordan enjoyed until he realized something, or someone, very important was missing. Is a short novella featuring John Trent and can be found in either A Summons from His Grace.
Marie-Madeleine | Discovering France
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Exploring French Landscapes, History, Art, and Culture. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. In the Footsteps of the Impressionists. February 3, 2012. 8220;Shall we dance? On a bright cloud of music shall we fly? The King and I. Anna puts these questions to herself, but also to the King of Siam, who watches her. She has come to Siam to teach his children, but now finds her feelings toward him confused. How do you get to know a man better? Biking from Azay-sur-Cher to Véretz, 18 km. Last we...
French History | Discovering France
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Exploring French Landscapes, History, Art, and Culture. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. In the Footsteps of the Impressionists. Category Archives: French History. February 3, 2012. 8220;Shall we dance? On a bright cloud of music shall we fly? The King and I. Anna puts these questions to herself, but also to the King of Siam, who watches her. She has come to Siam to teach his children, but now finds her feelings toward him confused. How do you get to know a man better? Last we week end...
Paul-Louis Courier | Discovering France
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Exploring French Landscapes, History, Art, and Culture. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. In the Footsteps of the Impressionists. Tag Archives: Paul-Louis Courier. February 3, 2012. 8220;Shall we dance? On a bright cloud of music shall we fly? The King and I. Anna puts these questions to herself, but also to the King of Siam, who watches her. She has come to Siam to teach his children, but now finds her feelings toward him confused. How do you get to know a man better? Last we week ende...
Azay-sur-Cher | Discovering France
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Exploring French Landscapes, History, Art, and Culture. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. In the Footsteps of the Impressionists. February 3, 2012. 8220;Shall we dance? On a bright cloud of music shall we fly? The King and I. Anna puts these questions to herself, but also to the King of Siam, who watches her. She has come to Siam to teach his children, but now finds her feelings toward him confused. How do you get to know a man better? Biking from Azay-sur-Cher to Véretz, 18 km. Last we...
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Tuesday, December 14, 2010. Finding cheap flights online booking. Finding cheap flights online booking engine is easy. Prices can change dramatically on a daily basis, it is also an area where people "in the know" can make massive savings on their air travel. You need to keep in mind that sometimes the cost of your airline ticket may not include various other fees and taxes the airline may charge. Always check this with the airline to make sure the price they give you includes taxes and that there ar...
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Culture and Society Facts. This blog is about issues affecting life, sharing ideas about the different ways of life and how culture and society affect life in general. Wednesday, March 28, 2012. How to Build Trust Back in Relationship. Be truthful and open. Do not hide things from your partner because no matter how tight you think your secret is, it will come out one day. So you are better off sharing your thoughts and issues and find a solution together. Honesty will consolidate trust in your re...A rel...
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Today is the 13th July 2015, in Ireland it is reported that 57% are not paying their water charges,. Execution and Analysis of Irish Water. August 31, 2015. August 31, 2015. I found this image. I dont know who made it. Above ‘Who is the Watchdog’ title image is by me. Today is the 13th July 2015, in Ireland it is reported that 57% are not paying their water charges,. August 11, 2015. August 11, 2015. Here are newspaper and radio news pieces from 14th July newspapers announcing the news. Movement is anoth...
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Culture&Stuff - A blog about history, especially the history of Paris in the 17th and 18th centuries.
A blog that was supposed to be about all sorts, but is now usually found prancing in the footnotes of (often French, and oftener still Parisian) history. Film Review: A Royal Affair. July 19, 2012. The true story in question is that of King Christian VII of Denmark (1749-1808), his wife Caroline Matilda and the kings physician Johann Friedrich Struensee. Daughter of the tragic Frederick, Prince of Wales (who Ive written about before. Ultimately, Caroline and Struensee entered into a clandestine affair, a...
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The Cultural Impact of Information Technology | a blog on course readings for COM 302 – CHID 370
The Cultural Impact of Information Technology. A blog on course readings for COM 302 – CHID 370. A final word on Bilton. Bull;May 27, 2011 • 10 Comments. Http:/ www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/02/25/AR2007022501600.html. I’m Born Digital in the Future? Bull;May 27, 2011 • 6 Comments. Why do we love technology? There are obvious advantages to the innovations of technology (especially internet/communications tech), such as are discussed in John Palfry and Urs Gasser’s article Born Digital.
Culture and Technology in the Language Classroom
Culture and Technology in the Language Classroom. Culture and Technology in the Language Classroom. Sunday, March 11, 2012. Sharing ideas on culture, technology and language learning. I just came back from an interesting and vivid conference in Minnesota (CLAC - Culture and Languages Across the Curriculum) and many ideas were discussed there and it came to my mind the possibility of starting a blog on the culture and technology matter. So here it is! Let's start our discussion with the image below:.
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Culture and the City. Friday, 19 July 2013. Cultural Catch Up: Menier and Monkeys, Chilling Out and Cockneys; Dating and Dresses. Here's a round-up of the last weeks' work:. Including From Here To Eternity. The answer to London's busy cycle routes? This week's top London events. This week's top London dates. Bright orange baby monkey. Born at London Zoo. At the Menier Chocolate Factory. Where to cool off. And a lovely new Market Hall. Links to this post. Thursday, 21 February 2013. At the Old Vic,. I won...
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