Simon During (Johns Hopkins)
"Feverish: charlatanism and resentment in London 's mid-eighteenth-century literary culture"
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David Gentilcore (Leicester)
"'Medical Enlightenment' or 'Golden Age of Quackery'?: Charlatans and Charlatanism in Eighteenth-Century Italy"
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Chantal Thomas (CNRS, Lyon)
"Giacomo Casanova: three episodes in his life as a charlatan"
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Alan Corkhill (Queensland)
Literary Representations of charlatanism in eighteenth-century Germany
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Peter Cryle (Queensland)
The Contested Professional Places of La Mettrie, Doctor, Philosopher, and Libertine
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Beatrice Fink (Maryland)
"From Powder of Sympathy to Power of Suggestion: The Case of Sir Kenelm Digby"
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Marian Füssel (Münster)
"Charlataneria Eruditorum: On the social semantics of scientific fraud in 17th and 18th century Germany"
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Margaret D. Garber (California State University, Fullerton)
"Con or Craft? Changing defenses of chrysopoeia in a late seventeenth-century medical journal"
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Sabine Kleine-Rossbach (University of the Saarland)
"From Gold-Maker to Stockmarket Speculator: Faust and the Modern Economy (a study in European cultural & social history)"
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Martin Mulsow (Munich)
"Charlatanism, Alchemy and Critique of Religion in Hamburg (1750-1761)"
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Peter Otto (Melbourne)
"Performing the resurrection: James Graham and the suspension of disbelief"
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Winfried Schroeder (Berlin)
"The spontaneous generation theory after Redi and Leeuwenhoek: On the strategic use of (pseudo)science in 18th-c. philosophical texts"
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Annabel Temple-Smith (Queensland)
Annabel Temple-Smith (Queensland) "Charlatan Philosopher and Wise Enchantress: seduction and authority in 18th century French discourses on happiness"
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