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Doina Pasca Harsanyi
received her Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill in 2001. She joined the faculty at CMU in
2002.
Research Interests
Professor Harsanyi's current research interests include
French-American relations, the movement of ideas across
the Atlantic during the Enlightenment and the modern
era, and the history of the nobility throughout the
revolutionary era.
Recent
Publications
"The Memoirs of Alexandre de Lameth and the
reconciliation between nobility and revolution." In
The French Nobility and the Eighteenth Century:
Reassessments and new Approaches, ed. Jay Smith.
Penn State University Press, 2006.
"A resilient elite: Survival and decadence."
Scandinavian Journal of History 33:3/4 (September
2005): 286-297.
"The good aristocrat versus the rogue: The marquise de
La Tour du Pin and the count de Tilly in America."
Selected Papers of the Consortium on Revolutionary
Europe 33 (2002): 146-156.
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