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Sylvain Bertschy, Philippe Salson
Les mises en guerre de l'État
1914-1918 en perspective
Sociétés, espaces, temps



Henri Ellenberger, Emmanuel Delille
Ethno-psychiatrie
Ethno-psychiatry
Sociétés, espaces, temps
Henri Ellenberger's ethnopsychiatry is the first synthesis in the French language on this hybrid discipline at the crossroads of psychiatry and ethnology, which has met with tremendous success in recent decades. This body of work is of great interest within the history of medicine, humanities, and social sciences.



Céline Frigau Manning
Laboratoire italien. Politique et société, n° 20/2017
Musique italienne et sciences médicales au XIXe siècle
In the nineteenth century, Italian music attracted the attention of the medical sciences. Are Italians endowed with a natural musicality? What might be the characteristics of Italian musical genius? How may music be used to heal? These are some of the questions posed in this dossier.



Carlos Heusch
Cahiers d'études hispaniques médiévales, n° 40/2017
Le Cid chanté par Antoni Rossell
Antoni Rossell's singing of The Cid



Étienne Bourdon
La forge gauloise de la nation
Forging the nation ahead with the Gauls
Ernest Lavisse et la fabrique des ancêtres
Ernest Lavisse and the making of ancestors
Sociétés, espaces, temps
The book examines the construction of discourse of "Our ancestors the Gauls" in an history of knowledge approach. It highlights the differences between the archaeological and historical research and the making of the Gauls in an educational context. The character appears as a response to identity issues of the new born Third Republic.



Jean-Luc Le Cam
Histoire de l'éducation, n°144/2015
Éducation privée et pratiques préceptorales du XVe au XIXe siècle : volume 2
Private education and preceptoral practices from the 15th to the 19th century
Alongside the advances made in the area of school-based education, the period between the 15th and the 19th century saw the development of private and home-based education based on a variety of resources, particularly the private preceptor. This collection of articles investigates these practices through different approaches, situations and periods



Carlos Heusch
Cahiers d'études hispaniques médiévales, n° 39/2016
Penser le genre au Moyen Âge : (Péninsule Ibérique, 13e –16e s.)
Theorising gender in medieval and early modern Iberia
El número 30 de los Cahiers d'Études hispaniques médiévales es una monografía sobre la teorización del género en la España medieval y del siglo 16 que permite hacer un balance de las investigaciones acutlaes en Francia, en España y en los EEUU sobre los gender sutides aplicados a la España medieval y del siglo 16.



Jean-Luc Le Cam
Histoire de l'éducation, n°143/2015
Éducation privée et pratiques préceptorales du XVe au XIXe siècle : volume 1
Private education and preceptorial practices from the 15th to the 19th century
Alongside the advances made in the area of school-based education, the period between the 15th and the 19th century saw the development of private and home-based education based on a variety of resources, particularly the private preceptor. This collection of articles investigates these practices through different approaches, situations and periods



Ulrike Lepont
Le gouvernement des idées
The Governement of Ideas
Santé, experts et démocratie aux États-Unis
Healthcare, Experts and Democracy in the United States
Gouvernement en question(s)
This book offers an in-depth exploration of the American model of public expertise production, through the emblematic case of health insurance reform. It highlights the central role played by non-governmental experts in the making of U.S. public policy.



Mathilde Cohen
La fabrique du lait humain
The Making of Human Milk
Droit et histoire des lactariums en France
Law and History of Milk Banks in France
perspectives genre
Often understood as an intimate bodily fluid, human milk is also a political, medical, and legal object. From the late nineteenth century to the present, this book offers an original history of the circulation of human milk in France outside direct breastfeeding, and of the systems that have shaped its collection, preservation, and redistribution.



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