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Montreal | Fribourg
Ce colloque cherche à mieux comprendre les réseaux et sociabilités forgés à travers les échanges étudiants qui se multiplient dans le monde francophone au cours du XXe siècle, et en particulier après 1945. Plus précisément, ce colloque vise à éclairer les liens entre, d’une part, la mobilité et les séjours d’étudiants francophones (Canada, Suisse, Afrique subsaharienne, Maroc, Indochine, etc.), facteurs de rencontres et d’initiation à l’« international », et, d’autre part, les institutions en charge de la mobilité étudiante dans l’espace francophone.
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Quimper
Schools and languages in areas faced with linguistic division throughout history
Many times throughout history, the situation has occurred in which different linguistic practices share the same physical space. These practices differ according to social strata as well as social usage and type of interaction. Western Brittany has certainly found itself in this situation, even in the 20th century, when, according to Pierre Jakez Hélias’ account, the Breton language reigned supreme in villages, on the street, in businesses and the church, while French was limited to schools and interactions between the city and public institutions.
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Montpellier
Europe and the Europeans in school manuals
Pierre Guibbert 12th conference
« Qu’a fait, que fait, que doit faire l’école ? » : l’actualité interrogeant toujours les formes et les contenus scolaires, on se propose d’examiner les manuels à propos de l’Europe et des Européens. Il s’agit bien sûr en même temps d’un contrepoint à la première journée Pierre Guibbert de 2003 qui avait abouti à l’ouvrage Les manuels scolaires, miroirs de la nation ? (2007) dir. Michèle Verdelhan-Bourgade, Béatrice Bakhouche, Richard Etienne, Pierre Boutan, Paris : L’Harmattan.
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Geneva
Considering spaces of alternative learning
This conference aims to interrogate space as an educational tool. Recent literature is rather unanimous in stating that space is not a neutral element and that, in education, spatiality plays a role in the construction of social and educational relations; questioning how space could operate in building models of ‘alternative’, ‘critical’ or ‘citizen’ education is more controversial. But how could we define an alternative or critical education? Which places and spaces can we consider ‘different’ from institutional and conventional educational models?
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