The methodological notes of the fmr group (flows, matrices, networks) introduce in pedagogical ways the variety of existing network analytical methods (spatial, social and/or complex) as well as their relevance and limitations. Mostly supported by geographers, this notebook aims at favouring cross-disciplinary approaches and experiences.Main activities include literature review (journals, books, seminars, colloquia), the elaboration of tutorials, and the popularisation of tools, methods, and concepts in network analysis. It complements the Hal-shs collection of the fmr group.
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This blog will publish posts by masters students in history at the EHESS Paris who are taking time in a methodology seminar to think about the figurative representation of professional historians. We'll be covering everything from book covers to social network profiles in order to answer the question "What do historians look like?".
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Element of history and epistemology of experimental atomic and nuclear physics from 1920 to 1960.
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A blog to discuss the themes developed in the doctoral thesis I am preparing. It will mainly focus on Memoirs of the sixteenth century, but I will consequently also focus on aspects stemming from this main theme, such as religious wars, religious history, the history of mentalities and gender history.A blog to exchange, share and ask questions.
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