Search results

Sociology of modern civilization. …

For a long time in the 20th  century, at a time when the discipline was undergoing major epistemological changes, the Collège de France did not have a chair teaching the history of the Western Middle Ages . While the Byzantine East was provided with …

The   Chair in the History of Systems of Thought was created in November 1969 at the suggestion of Jules Vuillemin, Professor at the Collège de France from 1962 to 1990. Michel Foucault had become close to him a few years earlier, when he agreed to teach …

Renaissance art and civilization in Italy. …

Geography of the European continent. …

As an ethnologist and archaeologist, André Leroi-Gourhan was a driving force behind the development of prehistoric disciplines, particularly in the field, with a rigorous systematization of archaeological surveys and a multi-disciplinary approach to …

Cellular physiology. …

Paul Lemerle's inaugural lecture, delivered on December 8 1967, constitutes the core of his research program. Choosing to call his chair History and Civilization of Byzantium, he naturally intends to cover the period from the foundation to the fall of …

Study of the Chinese world. …

Modern French literature. …

Archaeology and history of Gaul (1964-1982). …

Cellular genetics. …

Theoretical astrophysics. …

Theoretical physics of elementary particles. …

Philosophy of knowledge. …

Egyptian philology and archaeology. …

Nuclear magnetism. …

The work of Claude Lévi-Strauss played a major role in sparking a new upsurge in anthropological research and field ethnology in France. His work has gradually emerged, in France and abroad, as a major contribution to contemporary anthropology. It is …

Nuclear physics. …

Social demography : people's lives. …

Social history of contemporary Islam. …

Algebra and Geometry. …

Organic chemistry of hormones. …

Analysis of economic and social facts. …