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DESCRIPTION:Roger Chartier is Chair of History of Written Culture in Modern
 \nEurope\, Collège de France\, Professor of History\, École des hautes\nét
 udes en Sciences Sociales\, and Annenberg Visiting Professor of\nHistory\,
  University of Pennsylvania. He frequently lectures and\nteaches in the Un
 ited States\, Spain\, México\, Brazil and Argentina.\nHis work in Early Mo
 dern European History was rooted in the\ntradition of the 'Annales School'
  and mainly dedicated to the\nhistory of education\, the history of the bo
 ok and the history of\nreading. Recently\, he has focused on the relations
 hip between\nwritten culture as a whole and literature (particularly theat
 rical\nplays) for France\, England and Spain. His work in this specific\nf
 ield (based on the criss-crossing between literary criticism\,\nbibliograp
 hy\, and sociocultural history) is not disconnected from\nbroader historio
 graphical and methodological interests which deal\nwith the relation betwe
 en history and other disciplines:\nphilosophy\, sociology\, anthropology.
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LOCATION:Faculty Club\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0E5\, 3450 rue McTavish
SUMMARY:Seagram Lecture: '/Cardenio/\, or How to Read and Stage a Lost Play
 ' - Roger Chartier
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 ad-and-stage-lost-play-roger-chartier-101155
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