Yves-Marie Rocked

Yves-Marie Bercé (born on August 30th 1936 in the Of Bordeaux) is a known French historian for his work on the popular Révolte S of the modern time.

Chartiste and former member of the French School of Rome, it supported in 1972 a thesis of doctorate on popular risings in the south-west of France at the 17th century. He is the author of Crunching and Flip-flop , published in 1974. In this book it develops strong antagonism between the “good cities” and “lowland”, namely between middle-class man and country world in France of XVIe at the XIXe century.

In 1998, the whole of its work was distinguished by the Laurain-Portemer price.

Career

Arts doctor, having a diploma for the occupation of palaeographer.

  • 1963-1975 : Conservative with the Public records

  • 1975-1979: Professor at the university of Limoges
  • 1979-1989: Professor at the university of Rheims
  • 1989: Professor at the university Paris Iv-Sorbonne
  • 1992-2001: Director of the National school of the charters
  • 1991: Visiting Professor at the university of Mineapolis (the United States)
  • 2001: Correspondent of the Academy of the inscriptions and the humanities

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