Voici la description du travail et le dossier de candidature à constituer.
la date limite pour les candidatures est le 24 novembre 2014 – attention, Perth a 7 h d’avances sur l’Europe et 12h d’avance sur l’heure de l’Est en Amérique !
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Source : The International Max Planck Research School for Moral Economies of Modern Societies
The Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Freie Universität Berlin, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, and Technische Universität Berlin offer six scholarships for a PhD in History at the International Max Planck Research School for Moral Economies of Modern Societies (IMPRS Moral Economies).
The PhD program of the IMPRS Moral Economies supports research projects that investigate the values, emotions, and habits that informed and inspired modern social formations, particularly in Europe, North America, and South Asia. The relationship between modern history of emotions and the development, consolidation and transformation of morals stands at the center of the research focus.
Highly motivated M. A. (respectively M. Phil. or equivalent) graduates in History or a related field (e.g. Cultural Studies, Anthropology, Sociology, Political Science, Literature) with an outstanding academic record and a strong interest in the relevant topics are encouraged to apply.
Application deadline: December 1st, 2014.
Please see www.mpib-berlin.mpg.de/imprs-mems for details regarding the application process and admission. For further queries please contact Monika Freier at moral.economies@mpib-berlin.mpg.de
The PhD scholarships will commence on October 1st, 2015. Candidates admitted to the IMPRS Moral Economies receive a monthly grant to cover their living expenses, presently set at 1,365€. The funding is initially for two years, with consecutive extensions up to a maximum of four years, pending successful progress evaluations.
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The International Max Planck Research School for Moral Economies of Modern Societies propose plusieurs bourses de thèse pouvant intéresser les historiens de l’émotion : www.mpib-berlin.mpg.de/en/research/research-schools/imprs-moral-economies/application-and-admission
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Source : Form und Emotion
JOB: Doctoral or post-doctoral position within the research group FORM UND EMOTION (DFG, Emmy Noether programme), Mainz
Mainz, Germany
Application deadline: November 12, 2012
The research group „FORM UND EMOTION. Affektive Strukturen in der französischen Kunst des 19. Jahrhunderts und ihre soziale Geltung“, sponsored by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, offers a doctoral or post-doctoral position. The beginning of employment is immediate or by arrangement. Possibly, the contract could be renewed for one additional year. The salary of the position is based on the standards of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft and those of the Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz. Applications by international candidates of all different disciplines in the Humanities aiming to contribute with a research project are welcome. A high ability and motivation for interdisciplinary scientific research, as well as an interest for active participation in the group’s scientific programme are required.
You are invited to submit your detailed CV, an outline of your research project, bibliography included by e-mail (pdf-format) to Dr. Kerstin Thomas (kerstin.thomas@uni-mainz.de<
Dr. Kerstin Thomas
Leiterin der
Emmy Noether-Nachwuchsgruppe “Form und Emotion”
Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz
Institut für Kunstgeschichte
Binger Str. 26
55122 Mainz
T.: + 49 (0)6131/ 39-22132
F.: + 49 (0)6131/39-27893
kerstin.thomas@uni-mainz.de<mailto:kerstin.thomas@uni-mainz.de>
www.form-und-emotion.de<www.form-und-emotion.de>
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Source : The Queen Mary Centre for the History of the Emotions
PhD Studentship
Medicine, Emotion and Disease in History
The Centre for the History of the Emotions at Queen Mary, University of London is pleased to
announce a PhD studentship to cover fees and maintenance from 2012 to 2015.
This three-year studentship comprises part of a five-year Wellcome Trust Enhancement Award in the
History of Medicine to fund a research project – ‘Medicine, Emotion and Disease in History’ – which
investigates how theories, experiences, and expressions of passions and emotions have developed in
medical contexts since the sixteenth century.
The studentship is fully funded, providing a generous maintenance grant at the rate paid by the
Wellcome Trust. Fees are also covered by the Wellcome Trust, at the rate for home students. There will
also be access to further funds for travel and research expenses.
The studentship will be awarded to an exceptional candidate proposing to undertake a programme of
doctoral research connected to the aims of the project. Applicants will normally have attained (or
expect to attain by the end of 2011-12) a Masters qualification that will equip them to pursue doctoral
research in this area.
The competition is open to applicants studying any historical period from the 16th century to the
present.
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Applicants should apply simultaneously for admission to an appropriate Queen Mary PhD programme.
An application form may be downloaded as a PDF or Word document; and on-line application is also
possible. For further details of how to apply to Queen Mary, see:
www.qmul.ac.uk/postgraduate/applyresearchdegrees/index.html
Applications should include the following documents:
• Completed application form
• Transcript
• Two References
• Proof of English language ability for overseas applicants from non-English speaking countries
• Curriculum Vitae (CV)
• Research proposal (up to 1,500 words) – outlining research questions and proposed sources, and
explaining how the research will contribute to the aims of the project (see over).
It is intended that applicants wishing also to apply for general Queen Mary and/or AHRC PhD
studentships will be able to use the same materials. See:
www.history.qmul.ac.uk/postgraduate/funding/index.html
www.history.qmul.ac.uk/postgraduate/research/apply/index.html
All application materials should be sent to: The Admissions and Recruitment Office, Queen Mary
University of London, E1 4NS
Closing Date: 31 January 2012
Applications received after this date will still be considered for admission but will be too late to be
considered for the studentship competition. Short-listed candidates may be invited for interview.
Enquiries should be addressed to the Centre’s Research and Events Officer, Adam Wilkinson (a.wilkinson@qmul.ac.uk)
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Source : The HISTORY OF EMOTIONS email list
JOB: Doctoral or post-doctoral positions in the research group FORM UND EMOTION (DFG, Emmy Noether programme), Mainz
Mainz, Germany
Application deadline: January 20, 2012
The research group „FORM UND EMOTION. Affektive Strukturen in der französischen Kunst des 19. Jahrhunderts und ihre soziale Geltung“, sponsored by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, offers two doctoral or one post-doctoral position beginning from February 2012 for one year and a half. The salary of the position is based on the standards of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft and those of the Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz. Applications by international candidates of all different disciplines in the Humanities aiming to contribute with a research project are welcome. A high ability and motivation for interdisciplinary scientific research, as well as an interest for active participation in the group’s scientific programme are required.
Please submit your detailed CV, an outline of your research project, bibliography included by January 20 per e-mail (pdf-format) to Dr. Kerstin Thomas (kerstin.thomas@uni-mainz.de<mailto:kerstin.thomas@uni-mainz.de>), as well as per post to the address below. Writing samples may be requested. Successful candidates will be invited for interviews to Mainz.
Further information on the project is available on our website: form-und-emotion.de/
Dr. Kerstin Thomas
director of the
research group “Form und Emotion”
Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz
Institut für Kunstgeschichte
Binger Str. 26
55122 Mainz
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Le “Centre d’excellence pour l’histoire des émotions” (Australie), soutenu par “The Australian Research Council” (ARC), lance un appel à candidature pour 3 post-docs dans le domaine de l’histoire des émotions.
Profils des postes et modalités, voir ci-dessous :
– Research_Associate_Historical_Curation_3688 (pdf)
– Research_Associate_Emotions_in_literature_3690 (pdf)
– Research_Associate_Jesuit_Emotions_3689 (pdf)
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ARC CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE FOR THE HISTORY OF THE EMOTIONS (EUROPE 1100-1800)
POST-DOCTORAL RESEARCHERS
The Australian Research Council (ARC) Centre of Excellence for the History of Emotions in collaboration with The University of Western Australia, The University of Adelaide, The University of Melbourne, The University of Sydney and The University of Queensland, seeks to appoint nine exceptional postdoctoral researchers to contribute to research projects in the history of emotions in Europe, c. 1100-1800.
The Centre addresses big questions: to what extent are emotions universal? How, and to what extent, are they culturallyconditioned and subject to historical change? What are the causes andconsequences of major episodes of mass emotional experiences? How areemotions created and conveyed through the arts? How does Australia’s emotional heritage influence today’s social and cultural patterns?
The Centre draws on advanced research expertise at five nodes in Australia (the universities of Western Australia, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney and Queensland), plus research partnerships in the UK, Germany, Switzerland and Sweden. Our approach is strongly interdisciplinary, with researchers spanning the fields of social and cultural history, literature, art history, museology, Latin studies, history of medicine and science, musicology and performance practice.
These prestigious research positions (with additional $16K pa research support) offer an exciting opportunity for innovative and enthusiastic scholars with demonstrated track records in medieval and/or early modern studies and a capacity to engage in interdisciplinary research.
Benefits include 17% superannuation and generous leave provisions. Some relocation allowance for successful applicants will be considered. These and other benefits will be specified in the offer of employment.
The University of Western Australia
· Research Associate (Interpretations and Expressions of Emotion) (Ref: 3449)
For position information go to: https://www.his.admin.uwa.edu.au/jobvacs/external/academic/ads.htm
CLOSING DATE: 29 APRIL 2011
The University of Adelaide
· Research Fellowship in Medieval or Early Modern Europe, (Position number 16567),
· Research Fellowship in the Emotional History of Law, Government and Society in Britain, 1700-1830, (Position number 16568),
For position information go to: www.adelaide.edu.au/jobs/current/
CLOSING DATE: 21 APRIL 2011
The University of Melbourne
· Research Fellowship in Emotions and Sacred Sites
· Research Fellowship in Texts describing Emotions
For position information and to apply online go to: www.hr.unimelb.edu.au/careers
CLOSING DATE: TBA
The University of Queensland
· Research Fellowships: Reason and the Passions in English Literature, 1500-1800 (2 positions)
For position information go to: www.seek.com.au/JobSearch?AdvertiserID=852832
CLOSING DATE: 21 APRIL 2011
The University of Sydney
· Postdoctoral Research Associate in Emotions related to Suicidal Impulse (Ref 160/0111)
· Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Emotional Responses to Public Death (Ref 161/0111)
For position information and to apply online go to: usyd.nga.net.au/cp/index.cfm
CLOSING DATE: 1 MAY 2011
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Voici l’appel à candidatures :
www.org.umu.se/ugps/eng/open-positions/
Les candidats internationaux sont très bienvenus, la connaissance du suédois n’est pas requise (l’anglais est cependant nécessaire). À noter que le délai pour envoyer sa candidature est court, la date limite est le 21 mars.
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source: Centre for the History of the Emotions
The Queen Mary Centre for the History of the Emotions invites applications for two fully funded PhD studentships starting in September 2011.
Application deadline: 21 February 2011
This three-year studentship comprises part of a five-year Wellcome Trust Enhancement Award in the History of Medicine to fund a research project – ‘Medicine, Emotion and Disease in History’ – which investigates how theories, experiences, and expressions of passions and emotions have developed in medical contexts since the sixteenth century. The studentship is fully funded, providing a maintenance grant at the rate paid by the Wellcome Trust (starting at £21,629 during 2011-12). Fees are also covered by the Wellcome Trust, at the rate for home students. There will also be access to further funds for travel and research expenses.
Full details and information application available here
This studentship will cover fees and maintenance (at the AHRC rate, which is currently £15,590) from 2011-2014, starting in September 2011. The project will be co-supervised by staff in the School of Geography (Professor Alison Blunt or Dr Alastair Owens), School of History (Dr Thomas Dixon, Dr Rhodri Hayward, or Professor Amanda Vickery) and the Geffrye Museum (Eleanor John). An appropriate supervisory team will be appointed based on the successful candidate’s exact topic.
Full details and information application available here
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Source : Institut d’histoire de la médecine (Université de Genève)
Description: The successful applicant will be responsible for a small interdisciplinary focus on the history of the emotional lexicon and on interdisciplinary study of the historical evolution of the theory on the physiology of emotion, in collaboration with the National Center of Competence in Research “Affective Sciences”.
This includes : a) Encouraging communication of researchers by organizing colloquia/workshops, b) initiating publications on the topic of the history of emotions and c) developing high-level disciplinary research activity related to the topic of history of emotion, including submitting applications for external funding.
The applicant should a) be interested in conducting research on the history of emotions, b) possess an openness towards different disciplinary approaches and research methods and c) be motivated to excel in his or her specific research discipline. The successful applicant will be given the opportunity to collaborate internationally and to present the research results at international conferences.
The successful applicant will also be responsible of a teaching program on the history of sport and physical activities in relationship with the psychological and emotional aspects.
Requirements : Candidates must hold a PhD, have good knowledge of the relevant literature and of the appropriate research methods, have an interest and the necessary personality to do interdisciplinary work, have good knowledge of English and French.
Start : review of applications will begin in July 2010 and continue until the position is filled.
Application : candidates must send their applications (letter of interest, CV, and 2 letters of recommendation) by e-mail to : Emanuela.Mariuzzo@unige.ch
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