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• 15 oct 2017

  Padua

  Call for papers - Language

  The essential of mediation

  Towards a consensus of the concept in the humanities and social sciences

  Le concept et le terme de « médiation » apparaissent dans diverses sciences humaines et sociales, notamment en droit, en philosophie, en psychologie, en sciences du langage, en sciences de la communication et en sciences de l’éducation. La pluralité des conceptualisations et la polysémie du terme que l’on repère souvent dans les discours spécialisés sont susceptibles d’entraver l’intercompréhension. Dans un tel scénario, il devient urgent de discerner l’essentiel de la médiation et d’en mettre en lumière les traits conceptuels et linguistiques significatifs, identifiés par des experts. Le colloque vise à vérifier la possibilité de partager une même unité conceptuelle et terminologique à travers le dialogue scientifique interdisciplinaire. Il veut également contribuer à renforcer la médiation en tant que domaine autonome du savoir, disposant d’une ontologie et d’une terminologie de référence.

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• 30 jui 2017

  Padua

  Summer School - Education

  The role of drama in higher and adult language education

  From theory to practice

  The Summer School is aimed at Master’s students, PhD students, young researchers, scholars and practitioners in the area of second language learning and teaching who already engage in or would like to become involved in theatre/drama activities and research into these. The Summer School will be divided into morning seminars, in which examples of good practice and research methodology will be presented by experts in the field. The afternoon sessions, instead will be devoted to practical workshop activities. The last morning will consist of a round table where participants will be encouraged to reflect on possible future collaboration and projects.

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• 09 avr 2017

  Padua

  Call for papers - History

  Children on the move from the 20th to the 21st century

  A biopolitics perspective

  Migrant children are often at the crossroads of conflicting priorities related to local and global issues (conflict, displacement, poverty, (under)development). Throughout history, states, organisations, institutions, and communities have tried to manage and control migrants and migratory processes. While the latter topic has been the subject of extensive research, the study of child migration lags behind. This workshop aims to address this gap by adopting Foucault’s theoretical framework of biopolitics – a control apparatus exerted over a population – to the case of children.

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