FR Summary This work package will focus on defining what people in the Late Middle Ages and the early modern period considered an event and how these occurrences structured their perception of time. T
FR After obtaining my bachelor’s degree in History in 2021, with a dissertation that focused on the political ideas expressed in the Mémoires of Philippe de Commynes (1447-1511) by employing a Critica
FR In September 2024, I graduated with my master’s degree in Historical Sciences at the University of Neuchâtel (Switzerland) with a specialization in medieval history and a minor in French Historical
FR Following a master’s thesis entitled “Le comte derrière l’inquisiteur : procès de sorcellerie à la lumière des comptes seigneuriaux”, which explored the links between feudal administration and witc
FR After earning my bachelor’s degree in 2021 in Art History, Archaeology, and History at Université Lumière Lyon II, I joined the University of Neuchâtel to pursue a master’s in Historical Sciences,
EN Après avoir obtenu ma licence en 2021 en histoire de l’art et archéologie, histoire à l’Université Lumière Lyon II, j’ai rejoint l’Université de Neuchâtel pour intégrer le master en sciences histor
FR How was the ‘present’ perceived and experienced in Northwestern Europe between the mid-fourteenth and the mid-seventeenth century? This question forms the point of departure for this interdisciplin
FR I am an early modern art historian. I studied at the University of Paris X-Nanterre and the University of Lausanne, where I completed my PhD in 2005. My book based on this thesis, Peindre et penser
