Hypothèses 24

Foreword

Subordination at work

Constructions, practices, and conflicts of hierarchy and power

The operation of the dôréa of Apollonious in Philadelphia by the steward Zenon: contracts, oaths, and labor disputes in the third century BC.

Subordination and resistance

Craftsmen and servants at the Munich court in the face of wage “reform” in the 1690s

Sottoposti artisans of Florentine wool art in the fourteenth century

From the Republic to the Empire: Were female printing workers mere subordinates?

Women under influence?

Relations between prostitutes and pimps in regulated France in the early twentieth century

Subordination at work: Issues and questions

Do emotions have a history?

Emotions and the automobile in stories from the Belle Époque

Boredom and history: Has Hartmut Rosa’s “postmodern acceleration” put an end to boredom?

The epistolary emotions of the ligueur princes during the Guerre folle (1485–1488)

Discursive strategies to legitimize political dissent

Forgotten skulls?

The repatriation of human remains in France and Germany: Between affective memorization and de-memorization

Emotions: Elements of French veterans’ claims in the wartime press (1919–1925)

A history of emotions in the making. Conclusions

Looking at religious institutions through the lens of gender: Subordination, agency, and emancipation

Gender, agency, and social class in early medieval female monasteries (sixth-tenth centuries)

When the monk is a sorcerer: Privilege, agency, and control

Male witchcraft in seventeenth-century Venice

Henri Grégoire and the place of women in the Church during the French Revolution

Negotiating her way into a convent: Women’s strategies and resources in the face of family opposition in France and Spain (1830–1910)

Male domination at the heart of religious institutions

Assemblies: Composition, debates, and political roles

The renewal of the Roman Senate during the reign of Emperor Tiberius (14–37 AD)

The composition of assemblies under the Directoire: Committees at the heart of lawmaking

The political and religious role of the ordo decurionum: The example of the election of imperial cult priestesses

The Senate of Constantinople and the Republic of Menas

Conclusion

Writing numbers. Introduction

Arabic numerals and administrative logic

First notes on the use of Arabic numerals in the fiscal documentation of the commune of Bologna (mid-fourteenth to early fifteenth centuries)

The arithmetic of violence

New statistical study of losses during the battles of the French Revolution and the Empire

Accounting and market orientation

Making numbers talk

Thesis topics submitted in 2020

Thesis topics submitted in 2021

Accreditations to supervise research and theses submitted in 2020

Accreditations to supervise research and theses submitted in 2021