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Algiers

Call for papers - Africa

Health Media Vigilance

Media vigilance enables the collection and organization of health-related information and makes it more accessible and audible to ensure a better flow of information among the different communities of health actors (health professionals, institutions, manufacturers, start-ups, elected officials, all decision-makers, health influencers, and others.). It may be a matter of provoking reflection on the subject of “health media vigilance” in the context of interdisciplinary research and exchange that will allow understanding and defining the meaning of this concept.

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Strasbourg

Call for papers - Political studies

European Studies Today: Actors, Practices and Representations

Held for the 10th anniversary of the SAGE laboratory (University of Strasbourg), this two-day conference aims to highlight the approach, concepts, and contributions of political and historical sociology in the study of actors in the European Union (EU). The conference will begin with a round-table discussion to establish the theoretical framework for further discussions.

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Paris

Conference, symposium - History

Technologies of Ubiquity in the Visual Arts, 19th-21st centuries

The international symposium Télé—Visions brings together a body of recent work on the influence of emission, transmission and reception technologies in the visual arts and visual culture, from the 19^th century to the present. Beyond the medium of television itself, the plural “tele-visions” refers to the variety of remote viewing and image transmission techniques which, from semaphores to wireless telegraphy and up to fiber optics and contemporary networks, have configured new models for the circulation and transmission of images. Dialoguing with the history of science and technology as well as with media archaeology, the contributors to the conference will explore broad topics such as the joint evolution of perceptual regimes and remote transmission techniques, the modalities of “prosthetic vision,” the material effects of image transmission and the spatio-temporal issues inherent to network dynamics.

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Guadalajara

Call for papers - Language

Cultural Mediation in Language Teaching: Possibilities, Challenges Or Mission Impossible?

Revue « Verbum et Lingua : Didactique, langue et culture »

The editorial team of Verbum et Lingua has determined that the thematic focus of this publication will be “Cultural mediation in language teaching: possibilities, challenges or mission impossible?”. Cultural mediation is understood as the search for understanding and comprehension between linguistic and cultural differences of different communities. The teaching of languages and cultures plays a role in cultural mediation through pedagogy, linguistics, intercultural studies, research and methodological tools that serve this purpose. Therefore, the journal invites specialists in cultural mediation and linguistic intermediaries, interested in facilitating the teaching of languages and cultures as a bridge to a better understanding between them, to participate with article proposals.

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Leeds

Call for papers - Middle Ages

Experiencing urban crisis in the Middle Ages

To respond to the IMC Leed 2024 theme, Crisis, we propose to study urban crisis in the Middle Ages as a lived experience, which was made through specific sensations, emotions and actions. In a multi-sessions panel, we propose to examine what is needed to build an experience of crisis, and what makes it so powerful. We will also consider the sources and methods used by scholars, in order to question the phenomenology of this common lived-experience, which was lived by all but described only by the elite.

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Call for papers - America

Archaeology in the Americas today

This issue of IdeAs - Idées d’Amériques explores the challenges of contemporary archaeology in the Americas. The aim of this thematic issue is to identify and discuss current challenges in archaeology in the Americas addressing themes such as climate change, the specificities of conducting research, the archaeology of techniques and digital technologies.

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Call for papers - Representation

Beyond clichés: social-cultural representations and practices of polygamy across Sub-Saharan women’s creative works

Seminar Series: Women in French Australia

In this seminar we propose to re-centre various cultural representations arising from literature (oral and written), artistic mediums, media, music and cinema by Francophone Sub-Saharan women. Importantly, this seminar aims to go beyond the denunciation-celebration axis that has so far tinged many a study on polygamy in cultural representations from the continent to explore polygamy in all its forms, including unofficial extra-marital relations implying tacit acceptance of polygamy (Boni, 139), and modes of expression.

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Call for papers - Ethnology, anthropology

Violence of the heart. Violence of reason

“Mediterranean Peoples” Journal issue 82

In the light of several disasters, including the tragedy of the Beirut port explosion on August 4 2020, the pandemic, the inflation and the increase in extreme poverty worldwide, the war in Ukraine, the earthquakes in Turkey and Syria, issue 82 of the international journal Mediterranean Peoples proposes to reflect on the violence of the heart and the violence of reason

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Strasbourg

Miscellaneous information - Science studies

Symposium on doctoral supervision

We invite you to participate in a Symposium on doctoral supervision. The aim will be to foster the development of a scientific community that takes doctoral supervision practices as a research object.

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Genoa

Call for papers - Thought

People without history

The public use of subordinate writings in the early modern and modern periods

We invite contributions dedicated to the dynamics of the re-signification of subaltern writings in public space in the early modern and modern period. Ordinary writings produced by subaltern actors (popular classes, men and women, childhood) in the transition from the private to the public sphere should therefore be investigated with particular attention to the spaces used, the practices adopted, the strategies of visibility (or obscuration) chosen, the appropriations by civil society, the policies of preservation of popular memory and the pedagogical- didactic use of writings.

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Call for papers - History

The Levant and the Mediterranean

Technè, n°59, 2025-1

At the crossroads of the Near East and the eastern Mediterranean, the Levant has always been a multicultural area, a zone of contact between Asia, Africa and Europe. Since the 19^th century, archaeological digs have been revealing the archaeology and history of this region. This issue of Technè reflects the changes and challenges facing archaeology in this region, and highlights the contribution of a multidisciplinary approach to the knowledge and preservation of the Levant's heritage, from the Neolithic period to the end of the Middle Ages.

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Call for papers - History

After the wreckage...?

Wreck recovery, reuse and recycling

The musée national de la Marine and the Département des recherches archéologiques subaquatiques et sous-marines partner up and join forces to organize an international symposium dedicated to the recovery, and potential reuse/recycling of material remains from maritime orriver boats, after they have been wrecked, permanently decommissioned or abandoned. Excluded from this theme are the remains of drowned bodies retrieved from wrecks or washed ashore. Chronologically, the focus is on the long term, from Antiquity to the present day. No geographical limits have been set.

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Paris 13 Gobelins

Call for papers - History

Words from Taiwan: emergence, mediation, interpretation

Taiwan is a challenge for researchers, whether they are historians, anthropologists, sociologists, economists, political scientists, linguists, geographers, demographers, experts in theatre studies / dramaturgy, communications, IT, museum curators or cultural heritage professionals. This conference will look at Taiwan’s progress, its society, literature, religions, languages and exchanges with the rest of the world, as well as its prospects for development. It will also address the complex geopolitical environment, without losing sight of Taiwan’s place in the field of research in France.

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Paris

Call for papers - Representation

The sexual harasser: gendered perspectives and discourses on a figure in need of historicizing

The conference concerned by this call for paper is part of the AVISA project aiming at the identification of other periods in the past, in the Western world and well before #MeToo, during which behaviours that can be classified as sexual harassment were experienced or exposed by women and men who, in some instances, combatted them either in court or through creative modes of expression. It intends to explore the phenomenon of sexual harassment by questioning the way it is perceived through a focus not on the figure of the victim but on that of the perpetrator. This will enable us to approach the history of sexual harassment from the angle of the censure or justification of behaviour that falls today into the category of sexual harassment―which we define along with UN Women as encompassing “non-consensual physical contact, like grabbing, pinching, slapping, or rubbing against another person in a sexual way”.

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Angers

Conference, symposium - History

Enfants en décolonisation : migrations contraintes et construction individuelle (1945-1980)

The conference concerned by this call for paper is part of the ANR program Children in decolonization: forced migrations and individual construction (EN-MIG) and aims at restituting the program’s results. It focuses on forced migration to France or its possessions involving children from different parts of the decaying French colonial empire. The comparative dimension lies at the heart of this symposium. It should make it possible to shed light on both the common points and the specificities of each collective migratory history. The trajectories of migrant children are often intertwined and also benefit from being studied from a connected history perspective.

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Paris | Nanterre

Call for papers - Thought

Hollywood Before the Code (1921-1934)

We propose to bring together scholars interested in the first decades of Hollywood’s production to examine the socio-political, ideological, and aesthetic negotiations conducted by the studios before July 1934, to go beyond the approach that consists in reducing “Pre-Code cinema” to the early days of the talkies, generally approached through the prism of scandal, provocation, and the expression of the forbidden. The aim is to take a fresh look at the impact of this rise in censorship from 1921 onwards, on the evolution of genres (and even the emergence of new ones), and on the intensification of the public conversation on the need for censorship.

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Lyon

Call for papers - Ethnology, anthropology

Ethnography and Participatory Research

Current State and Forms of Action Research in Social Sciences

Today’s societal and environmental challenges make it all the more important to bring together scientific knowledge, action and experience. Citizens are getting involved with scientists, and vice versa, in the production of knowledge that can be used for action and can play a transformative role. This participatory science and research movement has developed and become particularly structured in recent years. It is in this context that the question of the forms of ethnographic intervention - both long-standing and constantly evolving - has come to the fore. It is linked to major issues relating to social and cultural change, the relationship between science and society, social, environmental, economic and political issues, the ways in which anthropology and sociology are involved and applied, and the variety of professions open to social sciences.

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Williamsburg | Mexico City

Call for papers - History

Powers, Polycentrism, and Trade Regulations in the Iberian World: Monopolies, Privileges, and Commercial Exclusivity (XVIIth-XIXth century)

“Poderes, poli-centrismo y regulaciones comerciales: monopolios, privilegios y regímenes exclusivos” es el primero de los dos coloquios previstos por HIRECOM (Historia social de las Regulaciones Comerciales) y se centrará en cómo las prácticas de diferentes actores económicos y políticos contribuyeron a la construcción de diversas formas de monopolios, privilegios y exclusivos comerciales.

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Call for papers - Africa

The war of the waves revisited. Cultural and political uses of radio within contexts of domination

« RadioMorphoses » n° 11

This thematic issue of RadioMorphoses will gather with researches working on radio in contexts charaterized by domination. Although it will especially welcome articles focusing on the uses of radio in colonial settings, in situations characterized by racial domination or ethnic domination, proposals relating to the wider field of domination can be considered. The central question at the basis of this volume will be to analyze the dynamics binding together radio, community and power; either in aiming to reproduce social hierarchies or to contest it? How has radio been used to build cultural identities within oppressive situations? Did it rely on community, particularly race-based ones? How divers publics have appropriated broadcasting contents, often in unexpected manners? This thematic issue also seeks to bring together fruitful perpectives that rarely intersect.

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Strasbourg

Call for papers - Representation

The visionary drawing and its knowledge: artists’ diagrams

If ever there was a graphic line that carried the desire to visualise the invisible, it is the diagram. This workshop aims to examine the way in which artists used diagrams in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. By favouring case studies, it aims to renew the study of artists’ and writers’ diagrams that have already been identified and to bring to light previously unidentified artistic works, in order to understand how they function as images and thought processes, as well as their relationship to the scientific modes of visualisation of their time.

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