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Program The talks will be given in FrenchWednesday 3 November, 4.30 to 6.30pm&#160;&#160;&#8220;The Works of Jean le Rond D&#8217;Alembert, Printed and Digital Editions&#8221;    Olivier FERRET, Universit&#233; de Lyon and    Alexandre GUILBAUD, Universit&#233; de Paris 6&#160;This presentation deals with the digital edition of D&#8217;Alembert&#8217;s eulogy of Bossuet. This text is highly difficult to edit since we have to cope with a printed edition published in two stages and two successive manuscript versions showing various types and levels of corrections.We will explain first these editorial issues and the research problems they are connected to. Then we will expose the way a digital edition could better bring solutions than a traditional printed edition through a series of features showing the genesis process of the text, from the manuscripts to the published versions. Finally we will present some software which makes it possible to edit this text as well as other eulogies with similar characteristics.&#160;Olivier Ferret works on polemics in 18th&#160;century French literature. He is the author of a book about the exchanges of pamphlets between the French &#8220;philosophes&#8221; and their adversaries from 1750 to 1770, published in SVEC (2007:03). He contributes to the edition of the complete works of Voltaire (Voltaire Foundation) and of D&#8217;Alembert. He is an Assistant Professor at the University of Lyon and a member of the Institut universitaire de France.&#160;Alexandre Guilbaud is an historian of mathematics, specializing in the 18th&#160;century. He has particularly studied hydrodynamics and its interactions with mathematics, and contributes to the edition of D&#8217;Alembert&#8217;s complete works. He is an Assistant Professor at the Pierre et Marie Curie University in Paris.&#160;&#160; Wednesday 17 November, 4.30-6.30pm&#8220;Jane Austen&#8217;s Fiction Manuscripts: A Digital Edition&#8221;         Kathryn SUTHERLAND, St Anne&#8217;s College and               Elena PIERAZZO, King&#8217;s College London&#160;     OrganisationConvenor&#160;: Paolo D&#8217;IORIO, CNRS-MFOThe talks will be given in French- All welcome -&#160;Maison Fran&#231;aise d&#8217;Oxford, 2-10 Norham Road, Oxford, OX2 6SETel. (01865) 274 220, Fax. (01865) 274 225Email: reception@mfo.ac.uk , Website: www.mfo.ac.uk