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Welcoming address by Françoise Baillet and Vanessa Guignery
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COLLOQUE INTERNATIONAL ANNUEL
SOCIETE D ETUDE ANGLAISES CONTEMPORAINES
The (Neo-)Historical in British Literature and Visual Arts (20th-21st c.)
Welcoming address by Françoise Baillet, Head of the research centre ERIBIA [1] and Vanessa Guignery, President of the SEAC.
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