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Between 1918 and 1940, while the new approaches found a limited echo in some private commissions, public policies on a new scale opened up a wider field for them, in the context of fairly rapid urbanization. Several radical political leaders, both …
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Frédéric Laugrand
The revitalization of whaling and the fear of the little beasts in Canada's Central Arctic
Frédéric Laugrand
The revitalization of whaling and the fear of the little beasts in Canada's Central Arctic
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In this second lecture, we described and analyzed the resumption of whaling since the mid-1990s, and the fear that the Inuit of the Central Arctic still hold for the qupirruit (small animals) that exist in large numbers in these regions. In the case of …
15:30 to 17:00
Jean-Louis Cohen
Architecture, modernity, modernization
Jean-Louis Cohen
Architecture, modernity, modernization
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Abstract The history of architecture constantly combines two perspectives : the panoramic view of urban ensembles, revealing social or technical policies, and the close-up view of buildings and their interiors, reflecting the ideals and commitment of …
17:00 to 18:00
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The lecture, a continuation of last year's, continues the presentation of a new theory called " mean-field games theory ", developed in collaboration with Mr. Jean-Michel Lasry. The aim of this theory is to introduce, justify, analyze and apply in …
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The aim of this multidisciplinary colloquium is to bring together experts from the academic world and social actors from the world of work, in an attempt to understand and describe the new forms that work is taking today. The aim is to shed light on …
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The 2010-2011 lecture covered the question of Palestine from 1973 to 1981, i.e. from the October 1973 war to the Washington Treaty. It is available as an audio broadcast on the Collège de France website, and an enlarged publication is planned by Éditions …
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Documents and media Download support Abstract Neurons communicate via stereotyped electrical impulses called action potentials. Traditionally, neuron function has been described in terms of algebraic calculations of the frequencies of these impulses. This …
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The seminar on political culture in the Arab world is devoted to autobiographies of Palestinian political actors, and three sessions were devoted to the Egyptian army in 1967 according to military memorialists by Mr. Tewfick Aclimandos. As expression was …
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The first two lectures were devoted to the temple of the goddess Repit at Athribis in Upper Egypt. This edifice is located some 10 km west of Sohag, in the foothills of the Libyan desert, where the plateau rises to over 200 m above the Nile valley. It was …
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Frédéric Laugrand
Predators and prey, or how the Inuit and their animals challenge our ontological approaches
Frédéric Laugrand
Predators and prey, or how the Inuit and their animals challenge our ontological approaches
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Over the past three decades, the anthropology of nature and that of ontologies and cosmologies have undergone considerable development, shedding new light on many phenomena, beliefs and experiences around the world. Drawing on ethnographic material from …
15:30 to 17:00