Histoire; Renaissance; Administration; Institutions; Secrétaires; Guerre civile; Guerres de Religion; Temps modernes; Absolutisme; Guerre; Ligue; Saint-Ligue; Catholicisme; Protestantisme; Valois; Bourbon; Henri III; Henri IV; Charles IX; Catherine de Médicis; Sociologie politique; Socio-histoire; Société administrative; Europe; Diplomatie; République européenne des bureaux; Espionnage; Renseignement; Flandre; Conseil; Chancelier; Escurial; Philippe II; Espagne; Angleterre; Elisabeth Ire; Diplomatique; Anthropologie de l’écriture; Speech studies; Oralité; Régence; Sciences politiques; Empire; Iconologie politique; Mémoire; Patrimoine; Mémoriel; Troubles civils
Abstract :
[fr] Historien des pouvoirs aux XVIe-XVIIe siècles en Europe, je m’intéresse aux administrateurs chargés de l’écrit politique et à leurs pratiques transnationales, en période de guerre civile et de conflits géopolitiques de forte intensité. Je porte mon attention sur la matérialité du travail des bureaux européens, la circulation et l’hybridation des savoirs et des modèles politiques entre puissances alliées et adverses, la culture administrative des secrétaires et l’histoire des représentations, notamment iconographiques, des pouvoirs politiques à l’époque moderne. Je m’interroge ainsi sur la fabrication et la diffusion des normes à partir des bureaux des secrétaires d’État des autorités publiques, en étant particulièrement attentif à leurs outils de travail, leurs procédures, la circulation de leurs écrits. J’envisage les bureaux et la documentation à la disposition d’administrateurs d’un type nouveau comme chaudron d’une nouvelle gouvernementalité administrative, en période de dissensus politico-religieux de forte intensité. Mes projets post-doctoraux portent sur l’histoire culturelle de l’État et de ses administrations, en empruntant aux problématiques de l’anthropologie de l’écriture, aux questionnements issus du tournant archivistique et aux méthodes forgées et popularisées par les humanités numériques. [en] As a historian of power in 16th-17th century Europe, I focus on administrators responsible for political writing and their transnational practices during periods of civil war and intense geopolitical conflicts. I pay particular attention to the materiality of the work of European offices, the circulation and hybridization of knowledge and political models between allied and opposing powers, the administrative culture of secretaries, and the history of representations, especially iconographic, of political powers in the early modern era. I thus question the creation and dissemination of standards from the offices of state secretaries of public authorities, paying close attention to their work tools, their procedures, and the circulation of their writings. I view offices and documentation available to these new types of administrators as the crucible of a new administrative governmentality during periods of intense politico-religious dissension. My postdoctoral projects focus on the cultural history of the State and its administrations, drawing from the issues of the anthropology of writing, inquiries arising from the archival turn, and methods developed and popularized by digital humanities.
Disciplines :
History Metalaw, Roman law, history of law & comparative law Art & art history
Author, co-author :
Ferrer-Bartomeu, Jérémie ; Université de Liège - ULiège > Transitions - Unité de recherches sur le Moyen Âge et la première Modernité
Language :
French
Title :
La manifestation d’une évidence d’État. Pouvoirs de l’écrit dans l’iconographie des XVIe-XVIIe siècle en Europe
Alternative titles :
[fr] Manifesting a State's Evident Truth: The Power of Writing in 16th-17th Century European Iconography
Original title :
[en] La manifestation d’une évidence d’État. Pouvoirs de l’écrit dans l’iconographie des XVIe-XVIIe siècle en Europe
Publication date :
19 November 2020
Event name :
Wébinaire Horizon Europe MSCA, projet "Coopetition and Legislation in the Spanish Monarchy (16th-17th c.)" ; « Images, politique et communication »
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