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Vieillissement et santé en France : approches historiquesThe Society for the Study of French History, Twenty-Fourth Annual Conference27 – 29 June 2010, Newcastle University, UKPROGRAMME OF EVENTS-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------All plenary sessions are in the Pybus Room Floor 3 of Old Library BuildingParallel sessions are in the Beehive, Old Library Building.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Day One: Sunday 27 June 2010Time Event Venue18.00 – 19.30  Registration      Claude Gibb, Northumbria University19.30 – 21.30  Welcoming Drinks Reception    Northern Stage----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Conference Organisers:Máire Cross, Rachel Hammerseley, Matt Perry, Luc Racaut Day Two: Monday 28 June 2010Time Event Venue07.30 – 08.30  Breakfast      Claude Gibb, UNN08.30 – 09.30  Coffee and Registration    Beehive, Second Floor of Old Library Building 09.30 – 10.30 Plenary: Colin Jones: Laughter as the best Remedy in Enlightenment France Chair: Rachel Hammersley 10.30 – 11.00   Coffee       Courtyard, Old Library Building 11.00 – 12.45  Parallel Sessions 1 1A1B1C1D1E Ageing and Health   1 Chair:Early ModernChair: The   Colonial Other Chair:French Revolution 1Chair: Vichy and the   AftermathChair: Jeanne Mesmin d'EstienneReprésentations de la folie et prise en charge des   insensés en France avant 1838Claire BarilléL’Assistance publique à Paris entre 1849 et 1914Mathilde Rossigneux-MéheustLa mort des vieillards parisiensDaniel Thomas‘A family affair: affinities, regiments and   military evolution in France, 1598-1629’Jenny HillmanPious Sociability: the devotional culture of   the ‘elect’ in seventeenth-century FranceJames TuckerThe persecutions of the Vaudois in Crespin's Livre des MartyrsDaniel LaquaFrench and Belgain Anti-slavery Campaigning at the fin de siècle.Maike ThierLa race latine face au yankeeisme: French geopolitics   of desire in the Americas, 1848–1890sLouisa RiceBetween worlds: French West Africans,   psychological trauma and the end of Empire Peter McPheeRobespierre in LoveJonathan SmythThe peripatetic Guillotine and what happened   to the bodies during the RevolutionDavid Andress‘What can we say about being a Jacobin?’Anne SimoninThe forgotten 9: the number that killed the   RepublicDaniel LeeVichy’s ‘Chantiers de la Jeunesse’: Stations of sanctuary or breeding-grounds for the regime’s   anti-Semitism?Mathieu BouchardLes Juifs de France et le sionisme (1945-1958)  12.45 – 14.00  Lunch       Courtyard OLB [AGM provisional time] 14.00 – 15.45  Parallel Sessions 2 2A2B2C2DAgeing and Health 2Chair: The French Book   TradeChair: Regional QuestionsChair: History of Ideas 1Chair: Siân Reynolds'Je doutais en moi-meme que l'apothicaire se   soit trompé': Health, Sickness and Remedies in Amiens in the 1780sNahema HanafiDe l' « âge critique » à la   vieillesse: le vieillissement dans les écrits du for privé féminins du XVIIIe   siècleAurélie Chatenet-Calyste Les maux et les remèdes d’une princesse   vieillissante : Marie-Fortunée d’Este, princesse de Conti (1731-1803)Mark CurranThe French Book Trade in Enlightenment   Europe Project: An Introductory OverviewSimon BurrowsThe Société typographique de Neuchâtel and   the French book trade revisited, 1769-1794Louise SeawardThe Société Typographique de Neuchâtel and the Politics of the French Book TradeAndrew SmithOf blood and wine: Were the Comité Régional   d’Action Viticole revolutionaries, terrorists or just another groupuscule?Daniel DeGroffProvincial Life and the Politics of   Ethnographic Display: The French Case in European ContextChristelle GomisL’Allemagne en 1918, une situation coloniale   française? Avner Ben-Amos Festival and Utopia:  the Rise and Fall   of a Republican TraditionEleanor Davey‘A powder keg called Islam’: Michel Foucault’s support for   revolutionary Iran, in a humanitarian historical context15.45 – 16.15  Tea       OLB 16.15 – 18.00   Parallel Sessions 3   3A 3B 3C 3D Ageing and Health 3Chair:The French Revolution   2Chair:Selfhood and   SocietyChair:Interwar ActivismChair:Mlle Christel Chaineaud"La vieillesse dans la Réforme sociale   (1881-1939)" Danielle Bishop“La vieillesse   menaçante”: ageing in latter-day nineteenth century French society.Antony KittsLe vieillard indigent en Haute-Normandie : entre   bienfaisance publique, charité, privée et protection sociale (1793-1914)Matthew D’AuriaThe History of the Class: Bourgeois   Historical Discourses before the RevolutionKirsty CarpenterIndividual protest versus nationality and   law during the French Revolution: the case of the female-authored novelRachel HammersleyThe English Republican Tradition and the   Intellectual Origins of the French RevolutionElizabeth C. MacknightNobility, Property, InheritanceSun-Young Park“The Alcove has become a brothel”: the   demi-monde and the construction of the bourgeois self.Robert D. PriestErnest Renan from Seminary to Salon:   Readings, Journeys and Networks in the Making of the Vie de Jésus, 1823-63Tom BeaumontIndustrial Relations and Communist Culture   in inter – war France: The case of the Fédération Nationale des Travailleurs   des Chemins de FerAlison FellWorld War I nurses as ‘anciennes   combattantes’ in 1920s France 18.00 – 19.00  Plenary: Elinor Accampo: Overlooked Victims of 1918: War, Pregnancy and La Grippe ‘Espagnole’Chair: Sir Miles Irving19.00    Reception      Beehive20.00    Dinner       Northern Stage Day Three: Tuesday 29 June 2010Time Event Venue07.45 – 09.00  Breakfast      Claude Gibb, UNN[08.15-09.00  SSFH Committee meeting at breakfast Claude Gibb, UNN provisional time] 9.15 – 11.00  Parallel Sessions 4 4A4B4C4DAgeing and Health 4Chair: The BodyChair:History of Ideas 2Chair:War and the HolocaustChair:Marie-Cécile ThoralMilitary medicine in a colonial setting   during the Napoleonic wars: French doctors in Egypt and Santo   Domingo (1798-1803)Christine PenyLes établissements spécialisés dans le traitement   des insensés en Provence occidentale (XVIIe-XVIIIe siècles)Muriel SalleAlexandre Lacassagne et la Verte Vieillesse :   une nouvelle prise en charge médicale du vieillissementMargaret CarlyleAmateur Access, Curious Consumption: Women   and Anatomical Education in the French EnlightenmentLuc RacautThe World Inside Out: Inversion of the Body   in 16th c. interpersonal violenceRobin BriggsDangerous   Medicine: witchcraft and therapy in early modern France and LorraineMáire Cross“Recalled to Life”: Flora Tristan across the   Political AgesJulian Wright‘Un vieux barbe de la Commune’: time past   and time future in French socialismJames Smith AllenFreemason Women and Modern Civic Life in   George Sand’s La Comtesse de Rudolstadt (1843)Stephanie HareChanging Perceptions in How the French State   Viewed its Role in the Holocaust, 1944-2009Ludivine BrochThe SNCF on Trial: Judging the involvement   of the French national railway in the HolocaustMiriam IntratorMay 10, 1933: France, Germany 11.00 – 11.30  Coffee11.30 – 13.15 Plenary Session: Armelle Le Bras-Chopard : La thématique de la vieillesse chez Simone de BeauvoirDavid G. Troyansky: “C'est la nature seule qui est coupable”: Making sense of ageing in the 19thcenturyChair: Colin Jones13.15 – 14.15  Lunch 14.15 – 16.00  Parallel Sessions 5 5A5B5C5DColonies and   DiseaseChair:Cultural GeographyChair:Caricature and PerformanceChair:Religious CulturesChair:Thomas DodmanThe colonial disease that never quite was:   nostalgia in 19th century French AlgeriaCharlotte Ann LeggThe invention of  « le peuple   nouveau » : médecins de colonisation and colonial sensibilities in   Algeria, 1870-1914Denis LamaisonEchec   et déraison: Deux peripheries dans le processus de mondialisation (la Guyane   et La Réunion au XIXe siècleRalph KingstonDemography and the map depotChloe JeffriesThe Touring Club de France and the making of   everyday map cultures, 1880-1925Charlotte JelidiLe patrimoine urbain dans les Protectorats   français de Tunisie et du Maroc. Circulation des modèles,   des pratiques et de la législationAlison MooreThe Spectacular Anus of Joseph PujolW. Jack RhodenLouis-Napoléon and Soulouque: A Haïtian   doppelgänger in Parisian caricature, 1848-1851Jessica WardhaughRoyalism, poetry, and democracy: the strange   case of Dr Pierre Corneille (1862–1945)Jeffrey D. BursonReflections on the contours of theological   Enlightenment in pre-revolutionary FranceSean Alexander SmithTension between Salvation and Survival in   some missionary territories of the Congregation of the Mission.Alison ForrestalVincent de Paul:  Patronage and the   Making of ‘Le Grand Saint du Grand Siècle’16.00   Tea       Courtyard                                    Departure