Un itinéraire interdisciplinaire pour penser les inégalités.
Karine Ginisty | 01.02.2018
This paper discusses the construction of an interdisciplinary thesis on urban inequalities and spatial justice in Maputo. The author observes her incapability to use a theoretical framework of social justice to study two development projects in Maputo, the capital-city of Mozambique. In this city, experiences of justice and injustice seem to be reduced to silence, in the context of a lack of a public space, according to Habermas’s approach. Thus, the author developed an empirical and interdisciplinary take on [...]
Pleyers, Geoffrey et Brieg Capitaine (dirs.). 2016. Mouvements sociaux. Quand le sujet devient acteur. Paris : Maison des Sciences de l'Homme.
Gérard Martial Amougou | 26.01.2018
Subjectivization would be at the heart of contemporary social movements. Based on a critical and analytical reading of the book edited by Geoffrey Pleyers and Brieg Capitaine, this review revisits the theoretical issue of subjectivization in the apprehension of collective movements, while highlighting some of the challenges that emerge from its articulation with "global thinking". [...]
26 février – 02 juin 2018
| 18.01.2018
L’exposition « Rêveries urbaines » est une vaste étude qui rassemble des solutions d’aménagement pour la ville, un répertoire de formes nouvelles imaginables dans des contextes urbains très différents. À la manière d’un grand cahier de brouillon ouvert, les recherches se présentent comme une déambulation au travers de maquettes et d’animations. La mise en scène [...]
Guillaume Drevon | 04.01.2018
Face à l’incertitude quant aux futures conditions d’existence de l’humanité, de nouvelles manières d’appréhender l’avenir de nos sociétés semblent nécessaires. En mettant de côté les perspectives ouvertes par les utopies heureuses, cet article fait le pari d’une approche dystopique. Cette approche est envisagée comme un catalyseur qui permettrait de poser les jalons des débats public et politique à partir de la mise en perspective des paramètres du scénario de l’inacceptable. [...]
Repenser l’efficacité rituelle et la subjectivation par le croisement disciplinaire.
Daphné Le Roux | 21.12.2017
If only civil weddings legally create the union between a husband and his wife, and if Catholic weddings are nothing but optional, how can we account for the ritual effectiveness of the latter ? How to think the effects actions have on the fiancés who perform them ? This article aims to highlight how an interdisciplinary approach can help us face these questions. On the one hand, using philosophical concepts – namely, here, subjectivation – allows us to understand [...]
A Synthesis.
PostCarWorld | 21.12.2017
This synthesis presents the mains conclusions of the PostCarWorld project. First of all, it describes the ambiguous situation of the car throughout the World today : continuation of growth and diffusion in emerging economies but, simultaneously, “unhipisation” of the car-culture in developed countries. Now, a fundamental aspect of the “car-society” is its object-driven character focused on the vehicle, generating around it its own material and immaterial environments. In contrast, the text defines what could be a beyond-car mobility society. [...]
Barthélemy Durrive et Julie Noack | 23.11.2017
This paper offers a comparative analysis of two interdisciplinary projects built on the same principle. The first experience lasted four years (from 2009 to 2013), the second started a year ago (January 2015). The comparison we propose focuses on the methodological difficulties we encountered in each project specifically, and the aim is to describe how they have been responded to. More precisely : the challenge we would like to emphasize in multidisciplinary research regards the constitution of a positive yet [...]
Théophile Lavault | 15.11.2017
The methodological crossovers within the construction process of a research subject must first question the way in which they influence the identity of subject itself; in other words the deeper relationship between a field of study and its subjects ; by the following question : which one, the field of study or the subject, influences the identity of the other ? The link between a subject and a field of study, or more precisely between a subject and a [...]
La fabrique des affinités en situation touristique.
Tristan Loloum | 01.11.2017
The article deals with the long-term evolution of social relationships in tourism contexts. Based on the socio-historical study of a seaside resort in North-East Brazil and the interactions between pioneering tourism entrepreneurs and local inhabitants, we question the sociological reasons that drive people coming from very different social backgrounds to get along. The hypothesis of structural homologies tries to explain the implicit affinities between these groups. It refers to the relating correspondence of social positions and the crossings of [...]
Exposition du 11 novembre 2017 au 25 mars 2018
| 26.10.2017
Babel : chance ou malédiction ? On a longtemps envisagé la diversité des langues non comme une richesse, mais bien comme une malédiction lancée par Dieu pour punir la vanité des hommes. De ce brouhaha babélique ne pouvait naître que l’incompréhension, le rejet et la haine. La seule passerelle apte à réunir peuples et civilisations [...]
