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• 10 Sep 2023

  Paris

  Call for papers - Representation

  « 101 Theory Not Found » - Jeux vidéo X animation

  This conference aims to outline an interdisciplinary approach to video games based on the thoughts and methods of “animated cinema”, but also to lay the foundations for a study of animation in video games. Considering video games from the perspective of animation, and vice versa, raises questions that are both economic, technical, and aesthetic. These questions are likely to interest professionals from both industries as well as academic scholars. To what extent do video games integrate and engage with “animated cinema”? Conversely, do video games open up new possibilities for animation techniques? What are the specific modes of storytelling and reception landscapes that emerge from the intersection of animated cinema and video games? What markets does it define?

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• 15 Oct 2023

  Aubervilliers

  Call for papers - Ethnology, anthropology

  Popular cultures and performative identities

  Digital technology, music and dance in Africa and beyond

  The international symposium “Popular cultures and performative identities. Digital technology, music and dance in Africa and beyond” brings to a close the AFRINUM program funded by ANR from 2019 to 2024. Its aim is to examine, through the prism of music and dance, what digital technology does to cultures and what cultures do with it, in terms of knowledge transfer and production, reconfigurations of social relations and cultural mediation. On a more theoretical level, it questions the relationship between music, technology and culture, and invites a critical re-reading of the innovation paradigm, largely based on a Western-centric narrative. Finally, this symposium provides an opportunity to explore a new field of research at the crossroads of Popular Music Studies, Sound Studies, Sciences and Technology Studies and Digital Studies.

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• 15 Sep 2023

  Call for papers - Education

  Enseigner le design graphique à l’université

  Qu’est-ce que la recherche fait à la pédagogie ?

  Cette journée d’étude vise à prolonger sur le terrain de l’enseignement les questions posées lors de la journée d’étude « Design graphique, manières de faire de la recherche » organisée au centre Pompidou (CNAP, université de Strasbourg, Bibliothèque Kandinsky) en 2021. Il s’agira d’interroger la manière dont la recherche déplace et transforme la pédagogie et l’enseignement du design graphique, en suivant trois axes principaux.

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• 14 Jul 2023

  Lisbon

  Scholarship, prize and job offer - Modern

  Dissertação de mestrado sobre o pintor Júlio Pomar - Bolsa de Investigação (BI) para Licenciado

  Encontra-se aberto concurso para a atribuição de 1 bolsa de investigação (BI) para licenciado/a com o objetivo de realizar uma dissertação de mestrado sobre o pintor Júlio Pomar, proporcionada ao abrigo de apoio mecenático a título individual. Esta bolsa resulta de uma parceria entre Tereza Martha, o Atelier-Museu Júlio Pomar/EGEAC, e a Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas da Universidade NOVA de Lisboa através do IHA – Instituto de História de Arte.

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• 15 Nov 2023

  Lyon

  Call for papers - Geography

  For a geography of territorial transitions?

  Conceptual frameworks, methodological challenges and critical perspectives

  Les territoires sont-ils des accélérateurs de la transition ? C’est ce que semblent suggérer les nombreuses réflexions actuelles sur les contributions du territoire - de ses acteurs, de ses proximités, de ses héritages, de ses ressources et de ses échelles -, aux transitions des modes d’habiter, de produire et de consommer, des systèmes de gouvernance et des rapports au vivant, etc. Mais quels sont les ressorts analytique, méthodologique et éthique de cet engouement territorial ? Traduit-il l’émergence d’une « géographie des transitions territoriales » ? Quels en seraient les contours, les caractéristiques et les visions de la transition véhiculées ? Avec quelle pertinence et quelles limites pour affronter l’urgence écologique et les enjeux de justice associés ?

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• 30 Sep 2023

  Call for papers - Representation

  Latin American television fiction productions

  Discourses of citizenship education?

  This issue aims to question the uses of History in television fiction audiovisual productions, specifically in Latin America. In particular, this call seeks to focus (but not only) on fiction series with historical content and its use for citizenship education in the South American cultural area of Spanish and Portuguese language. Thus, it proposes an interdisciplinary work whose axis is: How can the social and historical discourses of the series promote citizenship education in the present?

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• 25 Sep 2023

  Amiens

  Call for papers - Language

  Grammatical and semantic determination: categorization, cognition, and acquisition

  The objective of this international workshop hosted by the Centre d’étude des relations et contacts linguistiques et littéraires (CERCLL) Research Team at the Université de Picardie Jules Verne is to examine the topic of determination from a variety of perspectives, particularly those of the cognitivist and functionalist schools. Special consideration will be given to the presence and absence of definite and indefinite articles. Among the possible research areas are, but not limited to the categorization and/or function of determiners, the absence of determiners in nominal reference, or to teaching and learning the expression of determination from a cross-linguistic perspective.

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• 30 Sep 2023

  Saint-Louis

  Call for papers - Africa

  (Re)thinking Africa’s image for the development of the continent

  Young African Scholars Symposium Saint-Louis (Senegal)

  This symposium, conceived and led by young African scholars, is part of an agenda for a revisionist perspective on Africa. It aims to engage debates inAfricanist intellectual circles around the revision of the image of the African continent in a planet marked by the race for development where the great powers are engaged in an asymmetrical promotion of their culture, which they implicitly bait the rest of the world with. We invite scholars from all disciplines to provide answers to these questions: How do we think about the image of Africa today? How can the African culture reflect the power of the continent? How does the image of women impact development? How to build Africa by/with its youth?

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• 30 Sep 2023

  Nice

  Call for papers - History

  Foreigners and National Minorities in Purifying Societies (Europe after 1945)

  Le principal objectif du colloque est de savoir si les étrangères et les étrangers ou, dans certains espaces, les membres de certaines minorités nationales, sont plus particulièrement visés par la « soif de justice » qui caractérise le « moment 1945 », perceptible partout en Europe (J. Horne). Le fait qu’ils soient étrangers multiplie d’ailleurs les risques, puisque tant les États d’origine que d’accueil – avec notamment la crainte de la 5^e colonne –, peuvent chercher à épurer les intéressés. Font-ils alors figure de boucs émissaires, dans la dynamique des travaux d’Alain Corbin ou de René Girard ? Le colloque interroge non seulement les étrangers dans des sociétés en épuration mais il fait aussi le pari des étrangers comme entrée pertinente pour analyser les sociétés européennes en épuration.

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• 15 Sep 2023

  Meknes

  Call for papers - Education

  Leadership in Today’s World from Interdisciplinary Perspectives

  Une approche interdisciplinaire du leadership est devenue essentielle, compte tenu de nombreux facteurs tels que l’évolution rapide des technologies, la complexité des marchés, la diversité culturelle et les défis environnementaux. Cette approche collaborative permettra d’intégrer les perspectives et les compétences de différentes disciplines pour offrir une vision globale, circulaire et croisée du leadership. Les chercheurs de diverses disciplines telles que les sciences sociales, les sciences de l’information et de la communication, les sciences politiques, les sciences de la religion, la littérature, l’histoire, la didactique, la psychologie, la philosophie, la linguistique, peuvent contribuer en proposant des théories, des méthodes d’analyse, des stratégies et des procédures axées sur le leadership.

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• 15 Jul 2023

  Call for papers - Sociology

  Is a woman a reader like any other ?

  Gender and reception in contemporary fictions

  How are female readers of fiction represented in contemporary literature? If female readers have long been associated with a form of vulnerability linked to the topos of the dangers of reading on the one hand, and with an eroticized vision of reading on the other, it is clear that the contemporary age is making an effort to change these images. The rise of feminist thought, reflections on gender, and the pragmatic turn of reception theories are all new critical inheritances that twist the literary representation of women, and that change its female readers. Figures like these thus give us the singular opportunity of thinking reading practices through the lens of gender.

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• 01 Oct 2023

  Paris

  Call for papers - Europe

  Drinking in the Nordic and Germanic Countries

  Vice & Virtue Project

  As the first part of the international, multi-annual “Vice & Vertu” project, the aim of the “Drinking in the Nordic and Germanic countries” conference is to examine past and present practices of “drinking” and to explore the normative issues involved, from the medieval period to the present day. “Vice et Vertu” (V&V) is a multi-year international research programme supported by the Universities of the Sorbonne, Caen, Turku/TIAS, Umeå and Oslo. The V&V project also aims to integrate young and up-and-coming researchers into Northern European and Francophone research networks through seminars, workshops and colloquia organised at partner universities in France and Northern Europe.

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• 15 Oct 2023

  Call for papers - Europe

  Ruins in the garden

  Issue 46 of the Cahiers de Mariemont undertakes to explore the various ways in which ruins, real or fake, have been incorporated into the art of gardening. This volume therefore calls on historians, art historians, archaeologists, architects, town planners, botanists, gardeners and other garden design specialists to identify the common features and major developments in the practice of integrating and enhancing the value of ruins into European gardens over the centuries.

   

   

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• 15 Sep 2023

  Call for papers - Middle Ages

  Medioevo e femminismi

  In the wake of Madeline Caviness's seminal article, what assessment can be made of the fertile links between the Middle Ages and feminism? In its wake, the next issue of Perspectives médiévales invites us to take a fresh look at the reciprocal contributions of medievalism and feminism, as part of an epistemological and historical reflection on the Middle Ages and the present. The aim of this issue is to explore contemporary feminisms by exploring the Middle Ages and their representations. In other words, in what way is the Middle Ages an object of investigation both for feminist thought and by feminist thought?

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  Ascona

  Conference, symposium - History

  Uses, practices and functions of historical herbaria

  Au XVIII^e siècle, tandis que la botanique se développe et s’institutionnalise, les fonctions de l’herbier se diversifient. Instrument d’acquisition, d’enregistrement, d’échange et de diffusion des connaissances sur le règne végétal, l’herbier mérite d’être envisagé sous l’angle scientifique, aussi bien qu’artistique, économique et social. Le colloque « Usages, pratiques et fonctions des herbiers historiques » s’inscrit dans le cadre du projet de recherche « Héritages botaniques des Lumières : explorations de sources et d’herbiers historiques à l’intersection des lettres et des sciences » qu’une équipe de botanistes, historiens des sciences, historiens de la littérature et informaticiens mène à l’Université de Neuchâtel (Suisse) autour de Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778), Jean-Baptiste-Christophe Fusée-Aublet (1723-1778) et Jean-Frédéric Chaillet (1747-1839).

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• 12 Oct 2023

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  14 Oct 2023

  Poitiers

  Conference, symposium - Middle Ages

  Blood and Virtue. Nobility of Blood and Nobilities of Soul in the Middle Ages

  This conference will look at the theoretical debates surrounding the concept of nobility, its social repercussions and nobility of soul as a discriminating criterion, not only in the aristocratic social group but in the whole society. How does the ethical dimension associated with the notion of nobility help to justify its social pre-eminence? Do medieval authors agree or, on the contrary, oppose each other in resolving the contradiction between a moral quality and its hereditary transmission? How did these theoretical concepts translate into practice? Do they give rise to expectations or even social demands?

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• 31 May 2024

  Call for papers - History

  The Boundaries of Work

  Defining the constituent elements of work in ancient societies is a challenge for historians, as they generally do not correspond to contemporary conceptions of the professional world, which are often ill-suited to the semantic richness and fluidity of the categories in use in the ancient and medieval worlds. For this tenth issue of Frontière·s, authors are therefore invited to identify and question the boundaries of work in protohistoric, ancient and medieval societies.

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• 18 Sep 2023

  Lyon

  Call for papers - Modern

  Giacomo Puccini, 1924-2024 : Puccini et la France

  Centenaire de la disparition de Puccini

  One of the greatest masters of musical theatre of all time, Puccini met with immense popular success in France starting from the first performances of his operas, despite the recurring reservations of critics, who severely rejected his music and librettos that were often judged vulgar and irrelevant. The purpose of this conference is to examine the close links between Puccini and France, both through the works themselves and their reception, from his lifetime to the present day. The papers, cultivating an interdisciplinary perspective, will focus on staging, musical dramaturgy, the production systems, as well as on the literary and musical sources and forms of Puccini’s operas, insofar as these are linked to France. 

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• 07 Aug 2023

  Paris

  Call for papers - Epistemology and methodology

  Archaeologie(s) and Provenance(s)

  Developments, research and perspectives

  At the of initiative five doctoral students, and to mark the opening of the new master 2 program “Biens sensibles, provenances et enjeux internationaux”, the Centre de recherches de l'École du Louvre is organizing a study day on the theme Archaeologies and provenances: developments, research, and perspectives. This event was created for young researchers from different disciplines with the aim of establishing a dialogue between art historians, archaeologists, museum professionals and legal professionals. The study day will be organized in the format of four workshops during which speakers debate and explore the questions and notions raised by the session's theme in greater depth and in relation to their own research projects.

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• 31 Aug 2023

  Auxerre

  Call for papers - Middle Ages

  Centre d’études médiévales d’Auxerre Bulletin (BUCEMA) – Varia section

  Issue 27.2

  The Bucema, Bulletin du Centre d’études médiévales d’Auxerre, is a peer-reviewed scientific journal focusing on medieval studies. Following the principle of promoting open access research in progress, the Bucema emphasizes the interdisciplinarity between human and social sciences, as well as natural sciences and mathematics. It aims to publish contributions offering new methods, reporting on experiences in digital humanities and new technologies, and questioning the epistemological and conceptual implications of research on the Middle-Ages. It also features in-depth studies and reviews in the fields of archaeology, history and history of art, and offers insight on the most recent research.

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