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Annual of French Studies 2021: Epidemics in the history of France (2021)
The main topic of the Annual is Epidemics in the history of France. The corresponding section contains articles about the deadly epidemics of various infectious diseases that have played an important role in the modern and contemporary history of France. Another section includes articles on the history of the Napoleonic era, dedicated to the 200th anniversary of the death of this outstanding general and statesman of France. The section Historiography contains information about the latest works of Russian and foreign researchers of French history. Among the authors of the issue are leading experts on this subject from various scientific centers in Russia, France and the UK.
Publications
- Tchoudinov Alexander - Life dictates the topics for us - 5–8
- Uvarov Pavel - The plague of 1580s in France: a view from the capital and a view from the provinces - 9–42
- Forrest Alan - Survive the epidemic: the experience of the Great Marseille Plague of 1720 - 43–62
- Tchoudinov Alexander - The plague in Bonaparte's Army of Orient, 1798–1801 - 63–90
- Gladyshev Andrey - Farewell “gift” of the Great Army: the typhus epidemic in Europe in 1813-1814 - 91–144
- Tanshina Natalia - Cholera epidemic of 1832 in Paris - 145–166
- De Bollivier Marc, Linkova Elena - Cholera in the French army in the Crimea 1854-1855 - 167–180
- Naumova Natalia, Falaleev Petr - COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on the political situation in France (spring–summer 2020) - 181–212
- Broers Michael - The concept of “total war” in the Revolutionary and Napoleonic period - 213–226
- Gueniffey Patrice - Napoleon as a writer - 227–265
- Postnikova Alyona - Napoleonic era in perception of modern France - 266–278
- Zemtzov Vladimir - The Napoleonic Wars in the Context of Global History (Around the new book by Alexander Mikaberidze) - 279–289
- Mitrofanov Andrei - Napoleon’s «Рolice Empire» as a legacy of the French Revolution: the view of J.-O. Boudon - 290–302
- Bolt Valentina - The Sexual Revolution in Napoleon's Empire: pro et contra (about the book by J. O. Boudon) - 303–310
- Andreycheva Marianna - On the history of a Russian-French engraving of the Napoleonic era - 311–323
- Eremin Vladimir - Contemporary English-language historiography of the occupation of France in 1815–1818 - 324–347
- Bovykin Dmitry - Cum ira et studio. On the previously unknown work by N.I. Kareev - 348–364
- Khrapunov Nikita - On the Mechanisms Which Shaped Stereotypes of Eastern Europe in French Culture (Reflections on Vladimir Orekhov’s Book) - 365–378
- Kondratyev Sergey, Kondratyeva Tamara - Adventures of the term “absolutism” in Russian historiography (on the book by L.V. Landina) - 379–391
- Zaytseva Daria - Undeservedly forgotten writing: on the French edition of the book by Semyon Falkner - 392–397
- Verchenkova Victoria - Confrontation between revolutionary France and Great Britain in the Western Mediterranean (about the book by J. Meeks) - 398–408
- Arzakanian Marina - Presidents of the French republic in the evaluation of Yu.I. Rubinsky - 409–418
- Prusskaya Evgeniya - “Velvet” French imperialism (On David Tosdd’s book) - 419–428
- Tchoudinov Alexander - Our Good Friend Alan Forrest (On the 75th anniversary of his birth) - 429–439
- Tanshina Natalia - Pyotr Petrovich Tcherkassov: advocate of the Russian-French dialogue (On the 75th anniversary of his birth) - 440–447
- Kushch Tatiana - About France and French studies. Interview with Pavel Uvarov (On the 65th anniversary of his birth) - 448–474
- Editorial Board - To the anniversary of Alexander Tchoudinov. Bibliography of his works from 2011 to 2020 - 475–491