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Carine Lounissi

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ID6039526
NAMECarine Lounissi
GIVEN NAMESCarine
FAMILY NAMELounissi
SIGNATURELOUNISSI C
AFFILIATIONSUniversité de Rouen Normandie
ORCID0000-0001-6807-4354
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR6
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2020
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2023
H-INDEX0
  • Emilie Mitran, Gouverneur Morris, traducteur de la Révolution française (1789–1793)

    Carine Lounissi•ARTICLE•Journal of Early American History•2023

    Gouverneur Morris, the Founder with a wooden leg, was a multifaceted agent of the Revolutionary Age.In the French context, he is mainly known for his presence in France during the Terror.1 Still, there are no "Morris Papers," and only some of his letters have been published in editions of the extensive diary he wrote from March 1789 to January 1793.These collections have been a major source for French and American historians, especially since the…

  • Thomas Paine (1737-1809)

    Marc Belissa, Gary Berton et al.•ARTICLE•Annales historiques de la…•2022

  • Thomas Paine’s reflections on the revolution in France

    Open Access•Carine Lounissi•ARTICLE•French History•2022

    This article looks into an unpublished manuscript in French found in Jacques-Pierre Brissot’s papers in the Archives Nationales. The manuscript’s author and/or translator presents it as a diary written by Thomas Paine during his time as a deputy in the National Convention. Yet both the manuscript’s form and its content suggest that it may well be a forgery. The context in which it was written is crucial. In the 1820s, memoirs and histories looked…

  • The First French “Americanists” of the 1770s and 1780s, the American Revolution and Atlantic History

    Carine Lounissi•ARTICLE•Revue française d’études…•2022•References: 3

    Cet article remet en perspective la catégorie historiographique des « Américanistes », c’est-à-dire les auteurs et penseurs qui ont publié sur la Révolution américaine et sur les États-Unis naissants, notamment dans les années précédant la Révolution française, et qui en auraient fait la promotion. Il montre comment les évolutions récentes de l’histoire de l’espace atlantique appellent une remise sur le métier des conclusions héritées de l’ouvrag…

  • Thomas Paine in French

    Carine Lounissi•ARTICLE•Journal of Early American History•2021

    This essay looks into the publishing history of three major works by Thomas Paine in French, Common Sense (1776), the Letter to the Abbe Raynal (1782) and Rights of Man (1791–92). Although it is often taken for granted that Paine’s writings circulated to a great extent in the Atlantic world, the translation of these writings in French has not been studied in depth. These translations appeared at three key moments of French, American and Atlantic …

  • Publier sur la Révolution américaine en France (1778-1788)

    Open Access•Carine Lounissi•ARTICLE•Mémoires du livre•2020

    Cet article propose une étude des conditions de rédaction et de publication des ouvrages écrits en français sur la Révolution américaine pendant les années 1780. Ce corpus, négligé jusqu’à présent par les historiens, comprend des textes soumis pour révision aux diplomates américains en poste en Europe. Or, ces collaborations relativement peu étudiées permettent de réévaluer ce moment franco-américain. Il en est de même des Archives de la Librairi…

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  • Publier sur la Révolution américaine en France (1778-1788)

    Open Access•Carine Lounissi•ARTICLE•Mémoires du livre•2020

    Cet article propose une étude des conditions de rédaction et de publication des ouvrages écrits en français sur la Révolution américaine pendant les années 1780. Ce corpus, négligé jusqu’à présent par les historiens, comprend des textes soumis pour révision aux diplomates américains en poste en Europe. Or, ces collaborations relativement peu étudiées permettent de réévaluer ce moment franco-américain. Il en est de même des Archives de la Librairi…

  • Thomas Paine in French

    Carine Lounissi•ARTICLE•Journal of Early American History•2021

    This essay looks into the publishing history of three major works by Thomas Paine in French, Common Sense (1776), the Letter to the Abbe Raynal (1782) and Rights of Man (1791–92). Although it is often taken for granted that Paine’s writings circulated to a great extent in the Atlantic world, the translation of these writings in French has not been studied in depth. These translations appeared at three key moments of French, American and Atlantic …

  • Thomas Paine (1737-1809)

    Marc Belissa, Gary Berton et al.•ARTICLE•Annales historiques de la…•2022

  • Thomas Paine’s reflections on the revolution in France

    Open Access•Carine Lounissi•ARTICLE•French History•2022

    This article looks into an unpublished manuscript in French found in Jacques-Pierre Brissot’s papers in the Archives Nationales. The manuscript’s author and/or translator presents it as a diary written by Thomas Paine during his time as a deputy in the National Convention. Yet both the manuscript’s form and its content suggest that it may well be a forgery. The context in which it was written is crucial. In the 1820s, memoirs and histories looked…

  • The First French “Americanists” of the 1770s and 1780s, the American Revolution and Atlantic History

    Carine Lounissi•ARTICLE•Revue française d’études…•2022•References: 3

    Cet article remet en perspective la catégorie historiographique des « Américanistes », c’est-à-dire les auteurs et penseurs qui ont publié sur la Révolution américaine et sur les États-Unis naissants, notamment dans les années précédant la Révolution française, et qui en auraient fait la promotion. Il montre comment les évolutions récentes de l’histoire de l’espace atlantique appellent une remise sur le métier des conclusions héritées de l’ouvrag…

  • Emilie Mitran, Gouverneur Morris, traducteur de la Révolution française (1789–1793)

    Carine Lounissi•ARTICLE•Journal of Early American History•2023

    Gouverneur Morris, the Founder with a wooden leg, was a multifaceted agent of the Revolutionary Age.In the French context, he is mainly known for his presence in France during the Terror.1 Still, there are no "Morris Papers," and only some of his letters have been published in editions of the extensive diary he wrote from March 1789 to January 1793.These collections have been a major source for French and American historians, especially since the…

Art (5 works) · History (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Classics (3 works) · Historical and Literary Studies (3 works) · Historical Studies and Socio-cultural Analysis (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Literature (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · American Constitutional Law and Politics (2 works)

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