The Memory of Rebellion (Lyon, 1529)

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The article reveals how written expressions of revolt shaped social memory in Lyon, especially during the 1529 Grande Rebeyne.
Key evidence shows that placards accusing local governance triggered significant civil unrest and subsequent revolts.
Analysis of archival records highlights the influence of political elites on the narrative of popular revolts over time, particularly in Lyon's history of rebellion and resistance events. The study calls for further exploration of the landscapes of memory surrounding these uprisings, as successive acts of written protest reveal deeper social insights.

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Analysis of written expressions of revolt explores their origins in Lyon’s social memory and political contexts.

Anne Béroujon (2024) studied this question.

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