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Lectures at the Collège de France are free and open to all, subject to availability. The public is advised to arrive at least 30 minutes before the lecture starts. Places cannot be reserved and are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

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Architecture : figures of the world, figures of time
Christian de Portzamparc

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Opening lecture
Amphithéâtre Marguerite de Navarre, Site Marcelin Berthelot
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Objects
Ian Hacking

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Lecture
Reason and truth - Things, people, reason
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Reasoning methods
Ian Hacking

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Reason and truth - Things, people, reason
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Demonstration
Ian Hacking

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Reason and truth - Things, people, reason
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The laboratory
Ian Hacking

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Reason and truth - Things, people, reason
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The thought of poetry in Leopardi's Zilbadone
Antonio Prete

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Guest lecturer
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Types of people, moving targets
Ian Hacking

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Reason and truth - Things, people, reason
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Natural classifications
Ian Hacking

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Reason and truth - Things, people, reason
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Philosophy of science and philosophical anthropology
Anne Fagot-Largeault

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Biomedical anthropology (3)
Grenoble, Université Pierre Mendès France (UPVM)
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Cognition
Ian Hacking

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Reason and truth - Things, people, reason
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The Darwinian hypothesis and the question of the origins of morality
Anne Fagot-Largeault

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Biomedical anthropology (3)
Grenoble, Université Pierre Mendès France (UPVM)
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Philosophical choices in thinking about literature
Thomas Pavel

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Lecture
How to listen to literature
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The stability of scientific thinking styles
Ian Hacking

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Lecture
Reason and truth - Things, people, reason
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Philosophical anthropology, a remedy for scientific objectification ?
Anne Fagot-Largeault

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Biomedical anthropology (3)
Grenoble, Université Pierre Mendès France (UPVM)
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The whims of the gods : remarks on epic and tragedy
Thomas Pavel

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How to listen to literature
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The unfinished man, or biotechnological creativity
Anne Fagot-Largeault

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Biomedical anthropology (3)
Grenoble, Université Pierre Mendès France (UPVM)
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How to listen to literature ?
Thomas Pavel

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Opening lecture
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Le grand théâtre du monde : Calderón, La vie est un songe ; Ionesco, Le roi se meurt
Thomas Pavel

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Lecture
How to listen to literature
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Are there any solutions to the problem of radical evil ?
Anne Fagot-Largeault

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Biomedical anthropology (3)
Grenoble, Université Pierre Mendès France (UPVM)
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The concept of love and the poetics of the Troubadours
Andreas Kablitz

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Guest lecturer
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Doing what you feel like doing : from Spanish picaresque to Russian novels
Thomas Pavel

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Lecture
How to listen to literature
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Cicero's reception in late antiquity and the Middle Ages
Luciano Canfora

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Guest lecturer
Cicero's prestige and the myth of Spartacus : medieval and romantic reception
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Spontaneity and maturity : Balzac, Lost Illusions ; Stifter, Man without posterity
Thomas Pavel

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How to listen to literature
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The image of Cicero in 19th-century Germany
Luciano Canfora

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Guest lecturer
Cicero's prestige and the myth of Spartacus : medieval and romantic reception
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Leopardi and Niehbur : remarks on Greek historiography
Luciano Canfora

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Guest lecturer
Cicero's prestige and the myth of Spartacus : medieval and romantic reception
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Endings : Henry James, The Beast in the Jungle ; Sandor Marai, Embers
Thomas Pavel

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How to listen to literature
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The myth of Spartacus, as seen by Marx and Mommsen
Luciano Canfora

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Guest lecturer
Cicero's prestige and the myth of Spartacus : medieval and romantic reception
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Archaeological exploration of ancient Termez (1)
Chakir Pidaev

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Guest lecturer
Archaeological exploration of ancient Termez
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Archaeological exploration of ancient Termez (2)
Chakir Pidaev

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Guest lecturer
Archaeological exploration of ancient Termez
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Ludwig Boltzmann : mathematics, physics and philosophy
Jacques Bouveresse

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