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Message de Clémentine Tholas-Disset:&#160;Sans le soutien de Naomi Wulf, l’Atelier des Doctorants Américanistes n’existerait sûrement pas.Ainsi, avec l’accord de l’équipe ADAM, j’utilise le blog de l’atelier pour vous transmettre un texte de Serge Ricard qui exprime avec justesse les sentiments de beaucoup de chercheurs (jeunes ou expérimentés) qui ont côtoyé cette femme incroyable :&#160;Naomi Wulf (1964-2012)Naomi Wulf, professor of American Studies and U.S. History at the Sorbonne Nouvelle passed away on April 17, 2012. She was a historian of the early American Republic, well known on both sides of the Atlantic, and the director of the research center on American politics at the University of Paris III. Undaunted by an illness against which she admirably fought for many years while pursuing her career as a distinguished Americanist, Naomi was a shining example to her students, colleagues and friends to whom she was utterly devoted with her radiant personality, her optimism, her energy, and her profound humanity. To quote the president of the French Association for American Studies, Naomi Wulf was a “gem”—of which academia has been deprived too soon.(SR)&#160;