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    Early Modern Forum

    1450 - 1850

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    Early Modern Forum

    About the Project

    The Early Modern Forum aims to encourage and facilitate discussion between academics and postgraduates at our partner institutions: Warwick, Boston, Yale, the Huntington/USC, Vanderbilt, and the Sorbonne.

    By implementing existing web technologies the forum will allow people who only meet physically infrequently (if at all) to collaborate easily and effectively. You will be able to annotate and comment on primary sources or work-in-progress, attend seminars via video-conference, and above all find people with similar research interests.

    In addition, the forum will act as a shared information store which you are all welcome to contribute to. We will collate podcasts of research seminars, maintain an index of useful web links for early modernists, and host postgraduate research in the form of "brief lives" and dissertations.

    To see how you can get involved, take a look at the "how to" guides, then register to gain access to our interactive content.

    Contribute to the Early Modern Forum

    Write a brief life, record a podcast, or suggest material for a conference spanning our six research partners. Click on the link for more information on each way you can contribute to the early modern forum.

    Alternatively- if you have come across a web-based source which has proved useful in your research, and is not on our list already, please use the contact form to let us know.

    Register with the Early Modern Forum to view a personalised homepage, as well as gain access to the restricted and interactive content.

    If you are already registered please sign in.

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    Combined staff list of all partner institutions (with research interests) here.

    Early Modern Forum BLOG

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    Page contact: David Beck Last revised: Sun 5 May 2013
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