SER - Enlightenment and Revolution, 1660-1830



Archive Arranged here are papers and links to material from previous SER events. In the next month these files will be moved into the Humanities Network, where they will only be available to participants who log in to the network. Do not cite any of this work without consulting the author. Some of the material archived here is work in progress; some of it is available in a more finished form elsewhere. Each document is the record of a moment past. Streaming Audio October 24, 2005 "Enlightenment, Revolution, and Urban Space: The Defortification of the German City, 1740-1815." Audio File Yair Mintzker Department of History, Stanford University October 10, 2005 "Taste: A Book Discussion" Audio File Denise Gigante Department of English, Stanford University Respondent: Jody Greene Department of Literature, UC Santa Cruz November 15, 2004 "On Translating Condorcet's 'Sketch.'" Audio File A copy of this article is available in the 2004 Summer Edition of Daedalus. Keith Baker Department of History, Stanford University January 10, 2005 "The Polyphony of Equality in Enlightenment Thought." Audio File Siep Stuurman Department of Societal History, Erasmus University Links and Papers September 29, 2003 "Adam Smith: Law, History and Political Economy." Word Document, Link to Cambridge Press David Lieberman School of Law, UC Berkeley University October 27, 2003 "Urban Arcadia: Representations of the 'Dialect' of Naples in Linguistic Theory and Comic Theater, 1696-1780." Link to Eighteenth-Century Studies, vol. 35, no. 1 (2001) on Project Muse Barabara Naddeo Stanford Humanities Fellow in History November 24, 2003 "Taming Time: A Historical and Literary Panorama of the French Revolutionary Calendar." Link to J. F Lefevre's Calendriere national. Sanja Perovic Department of Comparative Literature, Stanford University February 2, 2004 "A Database of Eighteenth-Century Metaphors of Mind." Database Brad Pasanek English Department, Stanford University April 19, 2004 "What is Enlightenment?" Word Document Allen Wood Department of Philosophy, Stanford University May 10, 2004 "Georgic Modernity: Poetry, Media, and the Noise of History." Word Document, Link to Cambridge Press Kevis Goodman English Department, UC Berkeley October 25, 2004 "Pastoral Populationism: Fenelon and the Devout Origins of an Enlightenment Theme." Word Document Robert Scafe Department of History, Stanford University April 18, 2005 "Human Experimentation in the Eighteenth Century: Natural Boundaries and Valid Testing." Word Document, Link to University of Chicago Press Londa Schiebinger Department of History, Stanford University May 2, 2005 "William Blake and the Impossible History of the 1790s." Link to University of Chicago Press. Saree Makdisi English Department, UCLA
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