Brecht Deseure
Biographic Data
| ID | 4199758 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Brecht Deseure |
| GIVEN NAMES | Brecht |
| FAMILY NAME | Deseure |
| SIGNATURE | DESEURE B |
| AFFILIATIONS | King's College London |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6412-8324 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 15 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Perception of Women Journalists and Feminism in Belgian Newspapers (1880-1950)
Journalism has traditionally been a male-dominated profession that has only gradually opened to women. In many Western countries in the late nineteenth century, the growing presence of female professionals across various sectors of society was one way in which the feminist movement gained visibility. This article aims to trace the discourses on women journalists and feminism in Belgium and explore their possible intersections. Focusing on the per…
Repeupler les rédactions du passé à l’aide des humanités numériques
Cet article explore dans quelle mesure et comment les humanités numériques peuvent contribuer à repeupler la rédaction d’un journal et retracer les parcours professionnels des journalistes qui y ont travaillé. Développant un propos de nature méthodologique, il a pour objectif de détailler la construction progressive d’une démarche semi-automatique qui se fonde sur la recherche systématique de traces de collaboration dans le journal, par la détect…
Retracer (massivement) et analyser une carrière médiatique. Désinvisibiliser Alice Bron, journaliste, socialiste et féministe belge (1850-1904)
À partir d’une analyse de corpus massifs de presse, cet article détaille le processus méthodologique alliant méthodes en humanités numériques et analyses qualitatives pour retracer la carrière d’une journaliste belge, Alice Bron. La recherche mène à dé-assigner Alice Bron de son seul rôle de femme, d’épouse, de bourgeoise. L’étude montre ainsi la densité de la carrière d’Alice Bron dans et hors des journaux au travers de l’analyse de sa médiatisa…
Tanja Wassenberg, Jacob Blauw (1759-1829). Rebelleren voor vrijheid en vaderland
The Bastille as a transnational symbol of despotism
The fall of the Bastille on 14 July 1789 remains the single most emblematic episode in the history of the French Revolution. The infamous fortress had already functioned as an important political symbol well before 1789, however. From the beginning of the eighteenth century, a ‘black legend’ was constructed around the building, propelled by the publication of a succession of (real or fictitious) memoirs by ex-prisoners. The growth of the Bastille…
L’image satirique contre-révolutionnaire dans les départements belges. Les aquarelles Goetsbloets (1794-1797)
Le manuscrit Tydsgebeurtenissen écrit par l’aristocrate anversois Pierre Goetsbloets est un témoignage unique pour connaître la vie dans les départements belges ayant subi la domination française entre 1794 et 1797. L’originalité de ce corpus d’archives réside en effet dans le fait qu’il englobe presque 300 images illustrant les aspects de la vie publique durant ces trois années, parmi lesquelles nombre de représentations concernant les manifesta…
Elwin Hofman (red.), De eeuw van Jan de Lichte. Misdaad, verraad en revolutie in de 18de eeuw
info:eu-repo/semantics/published
Sovereignty Civic Participation and Constitutional Law
Amber Oomen-Delhaye, De Amsterdamse Schouwburg als politiek strijdtoneel. Theater, opinievorming en de (r)evolutie van de Romeinse helden (1780-1801)
info:eu-repo/semantics/published
Els Witte, Belgische republikeinen. Radicalen tussen twee revoluties (1830-1850)
Amsterdam University Press is a leading publisher of academic books, journals and textbooks in the Humanities and Social Sciences. Our aim is to make current research available to scholars, students, innovators, and the general public. AUP stands for scholarly excellence, global presence, and engagement with the international academic community
‘The Nation will always prevail’, Representation, participation and contestation in the Belgian Constitution of 1831
The exact nature of the concept of sovereignty enshrined by the Belgian Constitution of 1831 has recently become the object of academic debate. This article takes a stand in this debate by analyzing the representative system instated by the constituent National Congress. It is argued that the congressmen attributed primacy to the legislative Chamber because it concentrated in its midst all the individual wills of the people in order to express th…
Republican monarchy in the 1830 revolutions
The Belgian Constitution of 1831 marked a decisive step in the continental evolution from Restoration constitutional monarchy, based on the monarchical principle, towards the establishment of parliamentary constitutional monarchy. At the time, the new balance of power desired by the Belgian revolutionaries was captured by the phrase ‘republican monarchy’. It is remarkable that this concept, despite being so central to the founding fathers’ delibe…
The Faces of Power
When introducing Napoleonic rule in Belgium, French administrators were careful to adapt the representation of state power to local traditions and historical culture. As Napoléon's rule was presented as the continuation of earlier dynasties, Old Regime ceremonial was reactivated in his honor and local history was rewritten around his person. The goal of this operation was to gain support for the regime among the local population, which annexation…
Local Memories in a Nationalizing and Globalizing World
In historical studies, 'collective memory' is most often viewed as the product of nationalizing strategies carried out by political élites in the hope to create homogeneous nation-states. In contrast
Marita Mathijsen, Historiezucht. De obsessie met het verleden in de negentiende eeuw
TSEG (Tijdschrift voor Sociale en Economische Geschiedenis) - The Low Countries Journal of Social and Economic History, is het Nederlands-Vlaamse vaktijdschrift op het gebied van de sociale en economische geschiedenis
Boom van Vrijheid / Boom van Slavernij. De Antwerpse vrijheidsbomen tussen oud en nieuw
info:eu-repo/semantics/published
Republican monarchy in the 1830 revolutions
The Belgian Constitution of 1831 marked a decisive step in the continental evolution from Restoration constitutional monarchy, based on the monarchical principle, towards the establishment of parliamentary constitutional monarchy. At the time, the new balance of power desired by the Belgian revolutionaries was captured by the phrase ‘republican monarchy’. It is remarkable that this concept, despite being so central to the founding fathers’ delibe…
The Faces of Power
When introducing Napoleonic rule in Belgium, French administrators were careful to adapt the representation of state power to local traditions and historical culture. As Napoléon's rule was presented as the continuation of earlier dynasties, Old Regime ceremonial was reactivated in his honor and local history was rewritten around his person. The goal of this operation was to gain support for the regime among the local population, which annexation…
Boom van Vrijheid / Boom van Slavernij. De Antwerpse vrijheidsbomen tussen oud en nieuw
info:eu-repo/semantics/published
Marita Mathijsen, Historiezucht. De obsessie met het verleden in de negentiende eeuw
TSEG (Tijdschrift voor Sociale en Economische Geschiedenis) - The Low Countries Journal of Social and Economic History, is het Nederlands-Vlaamse vaktijdschrift op het gebied van de sociale en economische geschiedenis
Local Memories in a Nationalizing and Globalizing World
In historical studies, 'collective memory' is most often viewed as the product of nationalizing strategies carried out by political élites in the hope to create homogeneous nation-states. In contrast
The Faces of Power
When introducing Napoleonic rule in Belgium, French administrators were careful to adapt the representation of state power to local traditions and historical culture. As Napoléon's rule was presented as the continuation of earlier dynasties, Old Regime ceremonial was reactivated in his honor and local history was rewritten around his person. The goal of this operation was to gain support for the regime among the local population, which annexation…
Republican monarchy in the 1830 revolutions
The Belgian Constitution of 1831 marked a decisive step in the continental evolution from Restoration constitutional monarchy, based on the monarchical principle, towards the establishment of parliamentary constitutional monarchy. At the time, the new balance of power desired by the Belgian revolutionaries was captured by the phrase ‘republican monarchy’. It is remarkable that this concept, despite being so central to the founding fathers’ delibe…
Amber Oomen-Delhaye, De Amsterdamse Schouwburg als politiek strijdtoneel. Theater, opinievorming en de (r)evolutie van de Romeinse helden (1780-1801)
info:eu-repo/semantics/published
Els Witte, Belgische republikeinen. Radicalen tussen twee revoluties (1830-1850)
Amsterdam University Press is a leading publisher of academic books, journals and textbooks in the Humanities and Social Sciences. Our aim is to make current research available to scholars, students, innovators, and the general public. AUP stands for scholarly excellence, global presence, and engagement with the international academic community
‘The Nation will always prevail’, Representation, participation and contestation in the Belgian Constitution of 1831
The exact nature of the concept of sovereignty enshrined by the Belgian Constitution of 1831 has recently become the object of academic debate. This article takes a stand in this debate by analyzing the representative system instated by the constituent National Congress. It is argued that the congressmen attributed primacy to the legislative Chamber because it concentrated in its midst all the individual wills of the people in order to express th…
Elwin Hofman (red.), De eeuw van Jan de Lichte. Misdaad, verraad en revolutie in de 18de eeuw
info:eu-repo/semantics/published
Sovereignty Civic Participation and Constitutional Law
L’image satirique contre-révolutionnaire dans les départements belges. Les aquarelles Goetsbloets (1794-1797)
Le manuscrit Tydsgebeurtenissen écrit par l’aristocrate anversois Pierre Goetsbloets est un témoignage unique pour connaître la vie dans les départements belges ayant subi la domination française entre 1794 et 1797. L’originalité de ce corpus d’archives réside en effet dans le fait qu’il englobe presque 300 images illustrant les aspects de la vie publique durant ces trois années, parmi lesquelles nombre de représentations concernant les manifesta…
Tanja Wassenberg, Jacob Blauw (1759-1829). Rebelleren voor vrijheid en vaderland
The Bastille as a transnational symbol of despotism
The fall of the Bastille on 14 July 1789 remains the single most emblematic episode in the history of the French Revolution. The infamous fortress had already functioned as an important political symbol well before 1789, however. From the beginning of the eighteenth century, a ‘black legend’ was constructed around the building, propelled by the publication of a succession of (real or fictitious) memoirs by ex-prisoners. The growth of the Bastille…
Retracer (massivement) et analyser une carrière médiatique. Désinvisibiliser Alice Bron, journaliste, socialiste et féministe belge (1850-1904)
À partir d’une analyse de corpus massifs de presse, cet article détaille le processus méthodologique alliant méthodes en humanités numériques et analyses qualitatives pour retracer la carrière d’une journaliste belge, Alice Bron. La recherche mène à dé-assigner Alice Bron de son seul rôle de femme, d’épouse, de bourgeoise. L’étude montre ainsi la densité de la carrière d’Alice Bron dans et hors des journaux au travers de l’analyse de sa médiatisa…
The Perception of Women Journalists and Feminism in Belgian Newspapers (1880-1950)
Journalism has traditionally been a male-dominated profession that has only gradually opened to women. In many Western countries in the late nineteenth century, the growing presence of female professionals across various sectors of society was one way in which the feminist movement gained visibility. This article aims to trace the discourses on women journalists and feminism in Belgium and explore their possible intersections. Focusing on the per…
Repeupler les rédactions du passé à l’aide des humanités numériques
Cet article explore dans quelle mesure et comment les humanités numériques peuvent contribuer à repeupler la rédaction d’un journal et retracer les parcours professionnels des journalistes qui y ont travaillé. Développant un propos de nature méthodologique, il a pour objectif de détailler la construction progressive d’une démarche semi-automatique qui se fonde sur la recherche systématique de traces de collaboration dans le journal, par la détect…
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