The DIGITENS members
| ID | Member, institution & contact details | Field of expertise |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Dr Kimberley Page-Jones (UBO, HCTI) pagejones@univ-brest.fr | Romantic period and sociable practices, women travelling and letter-writing, encounter of science and poetry in the long eighteenth-century in Britain. |
| 2. | Prof. Annick Cossic (UBO, HCTI) annick.cossic@univ-brest.fr | British models of sociability, spa-culture in Great Britain and the satire of spas |
| 3. | Prof. Alain Kerhervé (HCTI, UBO) alain.kerherve@univ-brest.fr | Women’s letter-writing and correspondence |
| 5. | Prof. Pierrick Pourchasse (CRBC) pierrick.pourchasse@univ-brest.fr | History and economic theory in the eighteenth-century, particularly in trade networks |
| 37 | Prof. Véronique Léonard-Roques (HCTI, UBO) veronique.roques@univ-brest.fr | Comparative literature from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, travel literature, cultural transfers and gender studies |
| 6. | Fabiola Obame (HCTI, UBO) obamefabilola@gmail.com | Post-colonial literature |
| 7 | Adnana Sava (HCTI, UBO) adnana.sava@gmail.com | Eighteenth-century novels (working under the supervision of A. Kerhervé) |
Diana Rodova (HCTI, UBO) diana.rodova@univ-brest.fr | Women travel writing in the long nineteenth century: Britain, Spain, Bohemia | |
| 8. | Dr Valérie Capdeville (PLEIADE, UP13) valerie.capdeville@univ-paris13.fr | London sociability through the many facets of the club and the British model of sociability. Models of sociability in the British colonies and in Europe. Transfer and adaptation of the British club in American colonies. |
| 11. | Dr Virginie Roche-Tiengo (PLEAIDE, UP13) rochevirginie@hotmail.com | Irish theatre and myths |
| 43. | Hannah Freundlich (PhD, TTN, UP13) hannah.freundlich@hotmail.fr | Women's circles and sociability (working under the supervision of Xavier-Laurent Salvador) |
| 10. | Dr Sabrina Juillet sabrina.juillet-garzon@univ-paris13.fr | History and culture of Scotland in the eighteenth and nineteenth century |
| 10. | Dr Thierry Rentet (PLEIADE, UP13) rentet.thierry@univ-paris13.fr | Travel records, network mapping, early-modern history. |
| 12. | Dr Xavier-Laurent Salvador xavierlaurent.salvador@gmail.com | Management of collaborative linguistic or textual databases in digital humanities |
| 13. | Dr Fabrice Issac fabrice.issac@univ-paris13.fr | Management of collaborative linguistic or textual databases in digital humanities |
| 14. | Prof. Alexis Tadié alexis.tadie@sorbonne-universite.fr | Eighteenth-century literature and its encounters with other disciplines such as philosophy, the history of ideas or social practices such as sport. |
| 15. | Dr Stéphane Jettot (Centre Roland Mousnier, SU) stephane.jettot@sorbonne-universite.fr | European diplomatic relations in the modern period ; social history of the European elites; history of genealogy ; sociability and the book trade |
| 16. | Dr Jean-François Dunyach (Centre Roland Mousnier, SU) jean-francois.dunyach@sorbonne-universite.fr | History of technical and intellectual transfers between France and Britain (1750-1830) The political history of Great Britain in the long eighteenth century |
| 17. | Clara Manco (VALE, SU) clara.manco@etu.sorbonne-universite | ‘The rake's progress’ and the evolution of the rake in Restoration comedy (1660-1688) |
| 18. | Pierre Labrune (VALE, SU) pierrelabrune@gmail.com | Religious, political and aesthetic disputes and quarrels (1746-1830) |
| 19. | Isabelle Breuil (BnF) isabelle.breuil@bnf.fr | Curator in Digital mediation with experience in Art Philosophy (Melancholy, Vanity in Paintings) |
| 20. | Isabelle Le Pape (BnF) isabelle.le-pape@bnf.fr | Curator in English literature, PhD in Aesthetics and Arts, |
| 21. | Jean-Philippe Moreux (BnF) jean-philippe.moreux@bnf.fr | OCR and Data Mining expert |
| 22. | Corinne Le Bitouzé (BnF) corinne.le-bitouze@bnf.fr | Curator of the Department of Prints and Drawings |
Florence Groshens (BnF) florence.groshens@bnf.fr | BnF communication - Audiovisual department | |
| 23. | Dr Annick Lemoine (MCJ) annick.lemoine@paris.fr | Conservator, director of Cognacq-Jay museum, and academic researcher (European painting, XVIth and XVIIth cent.) |
| 24. | Dr Charles Walton (WAR) charles.walton@warwick.ac.uk | Old Regime, Enlightenment and Revolutionary France, with emphases on democratization, rights and duties, political economy and socio-economic justice |
| 26. | Prof. Beat Kümin (WAR) beat.kumin@warwick.ac.uk | Cultural history of German-speaking Europe and England (c. 1400-1800), more particulary political agency, religious life and social exchange in local communities during the early modern period. |
Prof. Mark Knights (WAR) m.j.knights@warwick.ac.uk | Political culture of early modern Britain c.1550 - c.1850, with particular interests in the integration of political and social history, the nature of public discourse, the role of print, and the interaction of politics, literature and ideas. | |
| 35. | Prof. Mark Philp (WAR) mark.philp@warwick.ac.uk | History of political thought and British history at the time of the French Revolution. Research work on issues relating to familial justice, political conduct and corruption, the re-imagining of democracy at the end of the eighteenth and the beginning of the nineteenth centuries. |
| 53. | Ronan Love (WAR) R.Love.1@warwick.ac.uk | The Politics of Moral and Financial Obligation in the French Revolution (working under the supervision of Charles Walton) |
| 54. | Abigail Coppins (WAR) abigail.e.coppins@warwick.ac.uk | Social history of prisoners of war in Britain and the Caribbean during the 18th and early 19th centuries. |
| 27. | Dr Katy Mair (TNA) katy.mair@nationalarchives.gov.uk | Head of Early Modern Records, PhD, studies women’s letter writing. |
| 28. | Dr Jessica Nelson (TNA) jessica.nelson@nationalarchives.gov.uk | Head of Early, Legal and Map Collections, PhD
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| 42. | Melinda Haunton (TNA) melinda.hauton@nationalarchives.gov.uk | Historian and archivist. |
| 52. | Philippa Hellawell (TNA) philippa.hellawell@nationalarchives.gov.uk | Early Moden Records Specialist. Research work on history of science, medicine, empire and slavery. |
| 29. | Mark Bell (TNA) mark.bell@nationalarchives.gov.uk | Digital Researcher at The UK National Archives |
| 30. | Dr Tymon Adamczewski (KWU) tym0n@ukw.edu.pl | English literature and culture, researching the category of hospitality and the question of the experience of literature |
| 31. | Dr Jakub Lipski (KWU) j.lipski@ukw.edu.pl | English Literature, specialist in the eighteenth-century novel, the masquerade, travel writing, and the issues of crime and spectacle |
| 32. | Prof. Karl Wood (KWU) karlwood@ukw.edu.pl | Anglophone culture and history, specialist in spa-culture in Europe, the social history of medicine in the nineteenth century and the issues of memory and nostalgia |
| 33. | Prof. Sebastian Domsch (UG) sebastian.domsch@uni-greifswald.de | Storytelling and eighteenth-century culture and Romanticism |
| 34. | Dr Mascha Hansen (UG) mascha.hansen@uni-greifswald.de | Eighteenth-Century Women and Women's Writings |
Prof. Michael North (UG) north@uni-greifswald.de | Specialist in monetary and financial history and the history of commerce and culture | |
David Walther (phD) david.walther@uni-greifswald.de | English literature Francis Dashwood and the Hellfire Club | |
Prof. Brian Cowan (MCG) brian.cowan2@mcgill.ca | History of coffeehouses, politics and celebrity in early eighteenth-century England. | |
Prof. Pascal Bastien (GRHS, UQAM) bastien.pascal@uqam.ca | Urban sociabilities and forms of political mobilization in the long eighteenth century. | |
| 44 | Miriam Sette miriam.sette@unich.it | English literature |
| 45 | Andrea Lombardinilo andrea.lombardinilo@unich.it | Sociology of Cultural and Communicative Processes |
| 46 | Eleonora Sasso eleonora.sasso@unich.it | English Language and Translation |
| 47 | Persida Lazarevio persida.lazarevic@unich.it | Serbian and Croatian languages and literatures |
| 48 | Elvira Diana elvira.diana@unich.it | Arabic Language and Literature |
| 50 | Fausto Di Vincenzo fausto.divincenzo@unich.it | Social and economic studies |
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