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| Conferences |
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| Friday, March 9, 2007 |
12:30 pm- 4:30 pm |
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Clandestine Circulation, Freethought, and the Enlightenment
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Van Dyck Hall
Room 301
16 Seminary Place
New Brunswick, NJ 08903
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| Information: |
This conference considers the role of clandestine texts and social grouops in early modern Europe and the enlightenment.
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| Schedule: |
12:30 PM
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Martin Mulsow and Michael Warner: Introduction
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12:45 PM
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Martin Mulsow (Rutgers)
"The Libertine's Two Bodies: Moral Persona and Freethought in Early Modern Europe"
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1:45 PM
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Jonathan Israel (Princeton)
"Dissimulation, Imposture and Clandestine Circulation as Themes in the Marquis d'Argens' Memoires secrets de la Republique des Lettres"
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2:45 PM
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Coffee Break
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| 3:15 PM |
Robert Darnton (Princeton)
"Slander: The Art and Politics of Libel in Eighteenth-Century France" |
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| Participants: |
| See above |
| Sponsors: |
| The Center for Cultural Analysis, The Rutgers Department of History |
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