Blogs

https://www.openedition.org/27702 This academic blog is dedicated to a research project on court entertainments in 17th-century France (court festivals, performances, ballets) as a technical, aesthetical and political phenomenon.

https://editiones.hypotheses.org/

Carnet de recherche sur la philologie numérique et la littérature du XVIIe s.

Academic blog on digital philology and French 17th c. literature

https://philoclandes.hypotheses.org/

http://anecdota.princeton.edu/

Blog created and maintained by Volker Schröder (Princeton University).

The purpose of this blog is to present and analyze objects, not opinions. Typical entries are built around unique or rare, unknown or neglected artifacts encountered during research in various (physical and/or digital) collections and archives. The commentary aims to be accurate and informative, but by no means definitive. All corrections and comments are welcome.

https://martinevanelk.wordpress.com/

A new blog on women who lived, worked, wrote, and created art in the seventeenth century (Martine Van Elk, professor of English at California State University, Long Beach)

https://estampe.hypotheses.org/

http://hyacinthe-rigaud.over-blog.com/

Blog de Stéphan Perreau, spécialiste du peintre.

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