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  • Paris

    Conference, symposium - Asia

    Visual History of the Conquest of Turkestan by the Russian Empire, 1860-1900

    Testimonies, Representations, Commemoration, Decolonisation

    Le colloque sera consacré à l’analyse des représentations visuelles de la conquête du Turkestan par l’Empire russe au XIXe siècle. Ces représentations ont été constituées aussi bien par les témoins directs que par les générations soviétiques et post-soviétiques cherchant à les héroïser, mythifier, inscrire ou oublier dans diverses reconstructions historiques.

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  • Aubervilliers

    Study days - Ethnology, anthropology

    Christian missionary productions in distant territories: a comparative approach on strategies and alterity

    Cette journée d’étude vise à réunir les chercheurs et chercheuses de tout horizon travaillant sur les productions des missionnaires chrétiens forgées entre 1830 et 1970 dans les contextes coloniaux et post-coloniaux. Dans une approche d’anthropologie historique, nous souhaitons porter une attention particulière aux sources produites par les missionnaires (lettres, rapports, annales, documents iconographiques, photographies, écrits destinés à être publiés, témoignages oraux etc.) en les approchant comme des données empiriques, porteuses à la fois d’un discours émique et de contextes intellectuels historiques.

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  • Call for papers - Representation

    Melting and dissolution: a contemporary aesthetic?

    « Cultural Express » - 2023

    At the Anthropocene epoch, where the cyclicality of seasons no longer holds sway, where the characteristic climatic markers of winter are fading, we aim to question the paradigm of melting, dissolution, liquefaction, and on the opposite, drying. In this sense, the contributors will study the disappearance of the winter season in contemporary productions, fictions or non-fictions, in order to highlight the articulation between the affective loss of this ideation and what contemporary societies perceive of themselves.

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  • Fribourg

    Conference, symposium - History

    Animal Magnetism in Motion

    Reconfigurations and Circulations, 1776-1848

    The European, and later global, circulation of theories and practices of animal magnetism, which covers a large part of the “long 19th century”, is a phenomenon that is significant but little studied in its complexity. The theory of the universal fluid and the magnetic therapies developed by Franz Anton Mesmer in Vienna flourished in Paris, and spread around 1784 all over France, to the colonies, to Malta and throughout Europe following the trajectories of learned, Masonic, mystical and esoteric societies, and of artistic and musical creation. This phenomenon of diffusion continued and was extended, particularly after the Revolution, in a double dynamic of claimed continuity with Mesmer’s discoveries, and of re-elaboration in the direction of the practices of somnambulism and hypnosis. It deserves to be studied from different sources, perspectives and disciplinary approaches.

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  • Nancy

    Call for papers - Science studies

    Violence and digital

    We have just undergone a health crisis of rare proportions and the violence of the war in Europe is engulfing us on a daily basis. How do we cope with such brutality? How can we overcome difficult events of this type? How can children and adolescents cope with such threats on the psychological level? What is the impact on health in general? And last but not least, what kind of treatment is needed? How can we respond to the massive increase in suicide attempts that we are currently witnessing? How should suffering be assessed? What innovative forms of care can occupational physicians, psychiatrists or psychologists offer? Online therapies seem to have undeniable advantages for some patients but what effect does this have on a patient's relationship with a therapist? Is digital technology more of an obstacle to or conversely a catalyst for that therapeutic relationship?

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  • Paris

    Conference, symposium - Representation

    Cinematerialisms: New Materialist Approaches to the Audiovisual (Cinema, Medias, Digital Arts)

    L’idée d’un cinéma matérialiste a souvent été comprise de deux manières différentes voire opposées. D’une part, elle renvoie aux matérialismes historiques hérités du marxisme (cinémas soviétiques des années 1920-1930, films militants des années 1970, etc.). D’autre part, la notion renvoie aux pratiques se concentrant sur l’exploration de la spécificité du médium, attachées aux caractéristiques techniques, concrètes des images et du son. Ce colloque international veut interroger les reconfigurations contemporaines de la notion de matérialisme dans le cadre des études des arts et cultures audiovisuelles.

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  • Paris

    Conference, symposium - Representation

    Intersecting Perspectives: Iconography, Archaeological Remains and Sociocultural Practices of the Ancient Human Societies

    Le colloque propose une approche interdisciplinaire croisant l’imagerie et les vestiges archéologiques des sociétés anciennes afin de montrer en quoi l’iconographie peut jouer un rôle fondamental dans l’appréhension des pratiques socio-culturelles de ces sociétés. Il s’agit également de mettre en lumière les possibilités et les perspectives qu’offre l’iconographie, tout en soulignant ses limites.

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  • Montpellier

    Call for papers - Language

    Multilingualism / plurilingualism, teaching and learning, complexity and integrity

    Epistemological, pedagogical and political perspectives

    This colloquium, to be held at the Université Paul-Valéry Montpellier 3 (France), a university that has worked on a dozen national and international projects on this subject over the last 20 years, aims to question the treatment of multilingualism in teaching and learning from the point of view of ethics and integrity, both theoretical and practical, considering the complexities of reality (context, variable scales from nano to micro). Seven areas of study are proposed (see the call). In addition to multilingual plenary lectures by internationally renowned researchers, the conference will offer multilingual workshop presentations, symposia, poster sessions, interdisciplinary and multi-category round tables, including national and international institutions, to reflect the complex dimensions and the integrity goal sought.

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  • Paris

    Conference, symposium - History

    Making pictures talk

    « Making pictures talk » or talking from and about them has become a common practice in social sciences that deserves critical examination. In the framework of this conference, people coming from several disciplines and whose practice is inscribed in the combination of photographs and narratives will revisit their case studies and explicit their ways of doing research. The intention is to compare different practices, confront them, and bring them into dialogue in order to discuss the ways in which each practitioner uses images and testimonies through the prism of his or her disciplinary and analytical perspectives.

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  • Strasbourg |

    Lecture series - Sociology

    “People’s ecology” and “Just sustainability” in Europe between urban and rural areas

    Le séminaire, organisé dans le cadre de la chaire Jean Monnet Governance of Integrated Ubran Sustainability in Europe (GoInUSE), propose de discuter et de diffuser les résultats de recherches récentes et d’expériences en cours sur la gouvernance multi-niveaux et intégrative de la durabilité urbaine en Europe : ses acteurs, ses processus et enjeux, ses expérimentations et thématiques majeures dans et autour des espaces urbains. Pour cela, il réunit des spécialistes de sciences sociales autour de la thématique de l'écologie populaire et de la durabilité entre espaces urbains et ruraux en Europe.

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  • Sierre

    Conference, symposium - Sociology

    Mountains on the move: imaginaries, practices and lives

    La montagne, en tant que lieu de résidence, implique et mobilise des réalités, pratiques et imaginaires divers, selon qu’on y vive depuis sa naissance, qu’on y séjourne temporairement, par hasard ou de manière récurrente, qu’on y travaille ou qu’on y vienne pour les loisirs, régulièrement ou de façon occasionnelle. Ce colloque a pour but d'explorer comment les forces globales qui affectent les sites de montagne façonnent les arrangements sociaux et politiques de manière diverse et (im)prévisible. Il appelle à explorer la fabrication de la localité dans un monde en mouvement, en renforçant le débat entre (im)mobilité, migration et études sur la montagne, dans une perspective pluridisciplinaire.

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  • Paris

    Call for papers - History

    The mechanisms of expertise and its actors, Middle Ages-19th century

    After years of work on expertise and Paris building experts in the early modern period, we are holding an international conference, which will open up the discussion on the mechanisms of expertise and its actors (Middle Ages-19th century) to various theoretical, disciplinary, national and international perspectives.

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  • Paris

    Seminar - Political studies

    Development Archives

    Ce séminaire porte sur les archives des politiques de développement ou d’aide au développement, en tant qu'elles sont produites par une multitude d’acteurs, banques et agences bi- et multilatérales, gouvernements et administrations du Sud, collectivités locales, ONG, entreprises, consultants, médias…, qui travaillent et interagissent en différents lieux, du siège des organisations d’aide aux terrains locaux d’intervention en passant par les capitales Sud. Il vise à engager une réflexion sur les conditions sociales de production, de conservation et de mise à disposition des archives du développement ainsi que sur les enjeux méthodologiques de l’usage des archives du développement en sciences sociales.

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  • Fribourg

    Conference, symposium - Modern

    Max Richter: Quotations and Cultural Meaning

    Figure majeure du monde de la musique contemporaine, Max Richter entretient un rapport étroit avec le passé qu’il ne cesse de revisiter pour éclairer le présent sous un nouveau jour. Tant l’intertextualité musicale que textuelle sont au centre de son œuvre qui multiplie des emprunts au répertoire classique et à la Weltliteratur. De la réécriture des Quatre saisons de Vivaldi à la citation de larges extraits de la Déclaration universelle des droits de l’homme dans Voices, la démarche postmoderne de Richter interroge la construction du signifié musical, le rôle de la musique dans notre société, ainsi que son rapport au passé et à la mémoire collective. Le colloque Max Richter: Quotations and Cultural Meaning est le premier événement scientifique consacré au compositeur.

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  • Aubervilliers

    Call for papers - Africa

    Trade unionism and changing world of work in Africa

    As opposed to what is frequently claimed in political and academic debates, wage labour and trade unionism in Africa are not outdated or doomed. Although labour unions, since the 1980s, have been severely affected by structural adjustment programmes, wage labour in its various manifestations is persistent, and a myriad of active labour unions exist. This conference will address cross-cutting issues around trade unionism and labour in Africa. Proposals from all human and social sciences, as well as transdisciplinary and activist contributions, are welcome in French or in English.

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  • Call for papers - Ethnology, anthropology

    Studio worlds and world studios: the sound factories of the Global South

    This call for papers for Volume! (the French journal of popular music studies) is open to contributions that encourage an open disciplinary dialogue, ranging from the socioeconomics of symbolic goods to ethnomusicology, with an emphasis on ethnographic materials, studies on the genesis and structure of local sound production fields, or analyses of individual or collective trajectories of professionals in a diversely globalized space.

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  • Lyon

    Conference, symposium - Education

    Political education: citizenship, moral training and teaching of religion

    International approaches (19th-21st centuries)

    Major international surveys such as the ICCS survey of the IEA (International Association of the Evaluation of Educational Achievement) or that of the European network Eurydice have been devoted to citizenship learning at school from a comparative perspective, but they have shown little interest in non-school actors or in the relations of these actors with education. Moreover, they only marginally address the relationship between citizenship learning, moral education, religious education or teaching about religions. It is these relationships that the conference aims to shed light on by exploring the institutional, professional, epistemological and political issues at stake in public educational, not only in official texts, but at every level.

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  • Call for papers - Representation

    Photomontage and Représentation

    « Cahiers de la recherche architecturale, urbaine et paysagère » - Dossier thématique, Numéro 18

    In the 1930s, photomontage was defined as a composition or montage of fully or partially cut-out photographs, which may include text, color or drawings, as can be seen in recent exhibitions. Since the first decades of the 20th century until today, photomontage has just as much examined artistic production as it has architecture, landscape, and the city. It thus serves as a rich subject in the contemporary image sphere, in terms of shedding light on the exchange between fields, and for analyzing transformations in the realm of history and representation. To this end, this current issue puts forth three lines of investigation.

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  • Paris

    Call for papers - Ethnology, anthropology

    Fields of possibilities

    Social, political and existential experiments in rural areas

    The objective of these two days of conference is to delve into different forms of experimentation in rural areas, in various geographical contexts as well as on multiple spatio-temporal scales, in order to grasp the socio-political and ecological stakes of these initiatives who aim to reappropriate territories and lands subject to the grip of globalized capitalism.

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  • Tozeur

    Call for papers - Urban studies

    Troglodyte architecture: Safeguarding, Valorization and Sustainable development

    Giving the current recognition of the importance of the vernacular architecture that insures energy-efficientand environmentally friendly, the troglodyte architectural heritage, which has been for a long time considered as an unsuitable habitation architecture, shows actually ecological qualities and interesting architectural andcultural proprieties. The South Tunisian troglodyte architecture is one of the precious and representative heritage in South Mediterranean area. It represents a result of human creative genius, using local natural resources for surviving in an extreme environment. In 2020, this architecture was been included into the Unesco World Heritage Tentative List. The current Congress is intended to be an effective contribution to the state of art, to the sustainable development of troglodyte sites, and to the preparation of the nomination file of this architectural heritage for its inscription into the Word Heritage List of Unesco (WHL).

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