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ARTFL Encyclopédie - Robert Morrissey, General Editor; Glenn Roe, Assoc. Editor

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  • Research & Archival Materials
  • The "18th" Volume
  • Sequence Alignment
  • Citing the Encyclopédie
  • Encyclopédie Collaborations
    • Conferences
    • CNRS
    • Langres
      • L'Encyclopédie revisitée
    • Stanford University
    • University of Michigan
    • University of Virginia
  • Encyclopédie Méthodique
  • Supplément de Panckoucke
  • Working Papers
  • Front Matter
  • Editor's Introduction
  • The Encyclopédistes
  • Development Team
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Langres

As part of the tricentenary celebration of Denis Diderot's birth, the city of Langres (birthplace of Diderot), has launched several initiatives, including:

  • Langres Diderot 2013
  • La Maison des Lumières Denis Diderot
  • Lumières - L'Encyclopédie revisitée
ARTFL is currently working on a collaborative project with Langres to provide high-definition scans of the Encyclopédie plate volumes, which will be available in the coming months. We are also very pleased to offer our users high quality images of the re-imagining of some of the Encyclopédie's most iconic plates, taken from the Encyclopéde revisitée project mentioned above. These images (see below), both playful and poignant, attest to the lasting cultural significance of the Encyclopédie as a living and ever-evolving object of study.
La Ville de Langres
  • L'Encyclopédie revisitée
‹ CNRS up L'Encyclopédie revisitée ›

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