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MODERNITIESTuesday 4 October, 5.15pm &#8220;The Frenchness of Claude Lorrain&#8221;, Jon Whiteley, Curator of the exhibition &#8220;Claude Lorrain: The Enchanted Landscape&#8221;, Ashmolean Museum Chair: Luc Borot, MFOTuesday 18 October,&#160;4.00pmLecture: &#8220;Le long travail: Casanova autographe&#8221;, G&#233;rard Lahouati, Universit&#233; de PauFollowed by a round table with G&#233;rard Lahouati,&#160;Pierre-Marc de Biasi, ITEM, Paris, Nicholas Cronk, Voltaire Foundation and Nathalie Ferrand, ITEM-CNRS Conveners:     Nathalie Ferrand    Nicholas CronkFriday 11 - Saturday 12 November&#160; (Friday: 9.30am - Saturday: 4.00pm)&#8220;Francis Bacon&#8217;s Arts of Discovery and the Cultivation of the Mind&#8221;Conveners:     Martine P&#233;charman, CNRS-MFO and     Dana Jalobeanu, University of Bucharest, London-New Europe CollegeTuesday 15 November, 5.15pm &#8220;Rousseau philosophe: la question de la m&#233;thode&#8221; Andr&#233; Charrak, Universit&#233; de Paris 1-Panth&#233;on-SorbonneChair: Nicholas Cronk, Voltaire FoundationConvener: Martine P&#233;charman, CNRS-MFOIn association with the Voltaire Foundation Monday 28 - Tuesday 29 November (Monday: 2.00pm - Tuesday: 4.00pm)&#8220;Across the Channel. &#160;Intellectual Relations between England and France in the Early Modern Period&#8221;Conveners:     Martine P&#233;charman, CNRS-MFO and     Philip Beeley, Linacre CollegeFriday 2 - Saturday 3 December (Friday: 9.30am - Saturday: 4.00pm)&#8220;Analytic Philosophy of Mind and Language: French-British Dialogue(s)&#8221;Conveners:     Martine P&#233;charman, CNRS-MFO and     Fran&#231;ois R&#233;canati, Institut Jean Nicod, Paris-University of St Andrews