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[Graduate School] Ecological challenges seminars
Déc 13 Jour entier
[Graduate School] Ecological challenges seminars

The « Ecological issues from a multidisciplinary perspective » seminar cycle of the EPOG+ Erasmus Mundus programme is jointly organised by Graduate School of Sustainability and Transitions, Centre Politique de la Terre and the Institut de la transition environnementale of the Sorbonne Université alliance. All the sessions will be given by world experts in the field in question.

The major ecological and social crisis facing planet Earth, its territories, living environments and inhabitants makes it necessary to address systemic, multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary issues relating to the environment.

Heightened awareness of the effects of human activities on the major balances of the biosphere, including climate change, the extinction of biodiversity, pollution, considerable pressure on natural resources and habitat dynamics, are giving rise to major political and social debates.

Major cycles such as water, carbon, nitrogen, major telluric or climatic phenomena and energy resources are all processes that need to be rethought today in terms of their interactions with human activities.

The seminars are open to all, free of charge and can be taken online.

 

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Prix 2023 de la Chancellerie des universités de Paris

Prix 2023 de la Chancellerie des universités de Paris

Chaque année, la Chancellerie des Universités remet les Prix solennels de thèse. Découvrez les 5 lauréats et lauréates 2023 d’Université Paris Cité. La chancellerie des universités décerne des prix solennels de thèse, toutes disciplines confondues, allant de 1500 à 10...

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Déc
14
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[Circle U.] Master class in History with Carlo Ginzburg @ Musée Carnavalet - Histoire de Paris
Déc 14 @ 20 h 00 min – 21 h 30 min
[Circle U.] Master class in History with Carlo Ginzburg @ Musée Carnavalet - Histoire de Paris

On December 14th, 2023, the Circle U. European University Alliance and Université Paris Cité’s Identités Cultures et Territoires – Les Europes dans le Monde (ICT) laboratory invites you to its second Masterclass with renowned Italian historian Carlo Ginzburg at the Carnavalet Museum.

Circle U.brings together Université Paris Cité, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, King’s College, London, UCLouvain, University of Oslo, Aarhus University, University of Belgrade, University of Pisa and University of Vienna

© Danilo de Marco

Our Masterclasses in History are designed to allow a wide audience to enter the worlds of historians, to travel through the looking glass of their works–the goal being to hear people who have dedicated their lives to examining the past tell us how they have written, and are writing history.

How does one come to the study of history? Why and how does one opt for a specific period, place, object, question, and issue? How does one conduct historical investigations and how does one deal with sources–archives, witnesses, and memory? How does one position oneself with regards to one’s own discipline, and other disciplines? How does one relate to the present, to the public debate, and specifically to social commitment–and how does this interact with scientific research ? Finally, how does a specific historical work stand the test of time, how does it open a conversation with future generations, and how do historians look back on their own work? 

These are all questions that we wish to explore in a series of open interviews with major scientific and intellectual figures who have left their mark on the last few decades. We intend to break away from biographical illusions  to investigate the ways in which intentions and influences, choices and constraints, convictions and uncertainties, encounters, solicitations, collaborations–but also disagreement and confrontations–intersect. To do this, we will listen to historians, and explore how an intellectual trajectory and a life’s work is constructed, based on intuition, discoveries and obstacles, curiosity, emotions and commitments, from one exploration to another, from one book to the next. In other words: how is history shaped by both intentional and random forces?

We’re pleased to welcome one of today’s leading historians, Carlo Ginzburg, Doctor in philosophy from the University of Pisa, professor of modern history at the University of Bologna, then at the University of California at Los Angeles and the Ecole Normale Supérieure in Pisa. Carlo Ginzburg has been a historian of 16th-century Italy, of witchcraft, of the imaginary and discourse, of art and images, co-founder of microstoria and theorist of traces and signs. He will be in conversation with journalist Emmanuel Laurentin, Alexandre Rios-Bordes, Université Paris Cité, Simona Cerutti of EHESS, École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (School of Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences) and Alice Rio, King’s College, London.

Join us on December 14th 2023 at 8:00PM at the Musée Carnavalet-Histoire de Paris for a second “Masterclass in History » dedicated to Carlo Ginzburg, co-organised by the Circle U. European University Alliance and the Laboratoire Identités Cultures et TerritoiresLes Europes dans le Monde (ICT), of Université Paris Cité.

Facilitator

Emmanuel Laurentin, journalist at France Culture

Language

French

Registration is closed

For those who cannot join us, the Masterclass will be recorded and available on replay on our Youtube channel, Université Paris Cité.

 
Join us on December 14th 2023 at 8:00PM
Musée Carnavalet – Histoire de Paris
14 rue Payenne
75003 Paris
Orangerie du Musée

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Fête de la science 2023 : 2 750 visiteurs et 83 000 vues !

Fête de la science 2023 : 2 750 visiteurs et 83 000 vues !

Pour cette 32e édition de la Fête de la Science, Université Paris Cité a proposé près de 80 événements à tous les publics, en présentiel et à distance. Plus d’une centaine d’acteurs de la recherche, de personnels et d’étudiants se sont mobilisés pour partager, avec le...

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[Circle U.] Masterclasse Histoire avec Carlo Ginzburg

[Circle U.] Masterclasse Histoire avec Carlo Ginzburg

Le 14 décembre 2023, l’alliance européenne Circle U. et le laboratoire Identités, Cultures & Territoires – Les Europes dans le Monde (ICT) d’Université Paris Cité vous invitent à sa deuxième Masterclasse Histoire avec l’historien italien Carlo Ginzburg au Musée...

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Festival CinéScience

Festival CinéScience

Du 27 novembre au 1er décembre à 19h Sous le haut parrainage de Jean Jouzel, paléoclimaologue, vice-président du GIEC Université Paris Cité vous invite à des rencontres exceptionnelles, en présence de l’équipe des films et de scientifiques.Ce festival a pour ambition...

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Déc
15
ven
[Graduate School] Ecological challenges seminars
Déc 15 Jour entier
[Graduate School] Ecological challenges seminars

The « Ecological issues from a multidisciplinary perspective » seminar cycle of the EPOG+ Erasmus Mundus programme is jointly organised by Graduate School of Sustainability and Transitions, Centre Politique de la Terre and the Institut de la transition environnementale of the Sorbonne Université alliance. All the sessions will be given by world experts in the field in question.

The major ecological and social crisis facing planet Earth, its territories, living environments and inhabitants makes it necessary to address systemic, multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary issues relating to the environment.

Heightened awareness of the effects of human activities on the major balances of the biosphere, including climate change, the extinction of biodiversity, pollution, considerable pressure on natural resources and habitat dynamics, are giving rise to major political and social debates.

Major cycles such as water, carbon, nitrogen, major telluric or climatic phenomena and energy resources are all processes that need to be rethought today in terms of their interactions with human activities.

The seminars are open to all, free of charge and can be taken online.

 

Discover all the Ecological challenges seminars >

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Prix 2023 de la Chancellerie des universités de Paris

Prix 2023 de la Chancellerie des universités de Paris

Chaque année, la Chancellerie des Universités remet les Prix solennels de thèse. Découvrez les 5 lauréats et lauréates 2023 d’Université Paris Cité. La chancellerie des universités décerne des prix solennels de thèse, toutes disciplines confondues, allant de 1500 à 10...

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Jan
9
mar
[Graduate School] Ecological challenges seminars
Jan 9 Jour entier
[Graduate School] Ecological challenges seminars

The « Ecological issues from a multidisciplinary perspective » seminar cycle of the EPOG+ Erasmus Mundus programme is jointly organised by Graduate School of Sustainability and Transitions, Centre Politique de la Terre and the Institut de la transition environnementale of the Sorbonne Université alliance. All the sessions will be given by world experts in the field in question.

The major ecological and social crisis facing planet Earth, its territories, living environments and inhabitants makes it necessary to address systemic, multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary issues relating to the environment.

Heightened awareness of the effects of human activities on the major balances of the biosphere, including climate change, the extinction of biodiversity, pollution, considerable pressure on natural resources and habitat dynamics, are giving rise to major political and social debates.

Major cycles such as water, carbon, nitrogen, major telluric or climatic phenomena and energy resources are all processes that need to be rethought today in terms of their interactions with human activities.

The seminars are open to all, free of charge and can be taken online.

 

Discover all the Ecological challenges seminars >

À lire aussi

Prix 2023 de la Chancellerie des universités de Paris

Prix 2023 de la Chancellerie des universités de Paris

Chaque année, la Chancellerie des Universités remet les Prix solennels de thèse. Découvrez les 5 lauréats et lauréates 2023 d’Université Paris Cité. La chancellerie des universités décerne des prix solennels de thèse, toutes disciplines confondues, allant de 1500 à 10...

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Jan
10
mer
[Graduate School] Ecological challenges seminars
Jan 10 Jour entier
[Graduate School] Ecological challenges seminars

The « Ecological issues from a multidisciplinary perspective » seminar cycle of the EPOG+ Erasmus Mundus programme is jointly organised by Graduate School of Sustainability and Transitions, Centre Politique de la Terre and the Institut de la transition environnementale of the Sorbonne Université alliance. All the sessions will be given by world experts in the field in question.

The major ecological and social crisis facing planet Earth, its territories, living environments and inhabitants makes it necessary to address systemic, multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary issues relating to the environment.

Heightened awareness of the effects of human activities on the major balances of the biosphere, including climate change, the extinction of biodiversity, pollution, considerable pressure on natural resources and habitat dynamics, are giving rise to major political and social debates.

Major cycles such as water, carbon, nitrogen, major telluric or climatic phenomena and energy resources are all processes that need to be rethought today in terms of their interactions with human activities.

The seminars are open to all, free of charge and can be taken online.

 

Discover all the Ecological challenges seminars >

À lire aussi

Prix 2023 de la Chancellerie des universités de Paris

Prix 2023 de la Chancellerie des universités de Paris

Chaque année, la Chancellerie des Universités remet les Prix solennels de thèse. Découvrez les 5 lauréats et lauréates 2023 d’Université Paris Cité. La chancellerie des universités décerne des prix solennels de thèse, toutes disciplines confondues, allant de 1500 à 10...

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Jan
12
ven
[Graduate School] Ecological challenges seminars
Jan 12 Jour entier
[Graduate School] Ecological challenges seminars

The « Ecological issues from a multidisciplinary perspective » seminar cycle of the EPOG+ Erasmus Mundus programme is jointly organised by Graduate School of Sustainability and Transitions, Centre Politique de la Terre and the Institut de la transition environnementale of the Sorbonne Université alliance. All the sessions will be given by world experts in the field in question.

The major ecological and social crisis facing planet Earth, its territories, living environments and inhabitants makes it necessary to address systemic, multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary issues relating to the environment.

Heightened awareness of the effects of human activities on the major balances of the biosphere, including climate change, the extinction of biodiversity, pollution, considerable pressure on natural resources and habitat dynamics, are giving rise to major political and social debates.

Major cycles such as water, carbon, nitrogen, major telluric or climatic phenomena and energy resources are all processes that need to be rethought today in terms of their interactions with human activities.

The seminars are open to all, free of charge and can be taken online.

 

Discover all the Ecological challenges seminars >

À lire aussi

Prix 2023 de la Chancellerie des universités de Paris

Prix 2023 de la Chancellerie des universités de Paris

Chaque année, la Chancellerie des Universités remet les Prix solennels de thèse. Découvrez les 5 lauréats et lauréates 2023 d’Université Paris Cité. La chancellerie des universités décerne des prix solennels de thèse, toutes disciplines confondues, allant de 1500 à 10...

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Jan
25
jeu
[LECTURE SERIES] Current Research on East Asia 2023-2024 @ Grands Moulins Campus and online
Jan 25 @ 17 h 00 min – 18 h 30 min
[LECTURE SERIES] Current Research on East Asia 2023-2024 @ Grands Moulins Campus and online

For the second year running, the Graduate School of East Asian Studies is organising a series of lectures in English aimed at informing and raising awareness among members of the student and scientific community about the latest developments in research in the humanities and social sciences relating to East Asia.

In support of global engagement, creativity and critical knowledge and research, the Graduate School of East Asian Studies is organising a series of lectures by international scholars for the academic year 2023-2024. This series of lectures is an opportunity to listen to and discuss with seven internationally renowned lecturers, while at the same time combining scientific data and knowledge, multidisciplinary approaches and research tools and methods.

These conferences help to reinforce the cross-disciplinary and international dimensions in the training of students who are destined for high-level studies, coupled with an excellent command of an oriental language (Chinese, Korean, Japanese or Vietnamese). It is particularly aimed at Master’s students in Asian studies or other scientific disciplines related to the East Asian region, as well as doctoral students.

PROGRAMME

Thursday November 9
Testimony vs. propaganda: love and kamishibai in Japan’s colonial empire
Speaker: Sharalyn ORBAUGH, University of British Columbia

Thursday December 7
The programme to improve rice production in colonial Korea: inspections, regulations, and the creation of a commodity
Speaker: Holly STEPHENS, University of Edinburgh

Thursday January 25
To rebel is justified: Red Guard art and the mass production of images
Speaker: Juliane NOTH, Freie Universität Berlin

Thursday February 15
East Asia’s post war battle over history and memory – the hidden legacy of war crimes tribunals
Speaker: Barak KUSHNER, University of Cambridge

Thursday March 7
Transnational mobility, kinship and aspiration for the good life in rural central Vietnam
Speaker: Nguyen MINH, Bielefeld University

Thursday April 4
Gender equality or traditional culture: legal cases afterwards the abolishement of the household head system in Korea
Speaker: Jong-Chol AN, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice

Thursday April 25
Slow forms of infrastructural violence: the complexities of vietnamese state plans and ethnic minority livelihoods in vietnam’s mountainous northern borderlands
Speaker: Sarah TURNER, McGill University

Access to these conferences is open to all, either :
in person at Room Léon Vandermeersch 481c – 4th floor – building C – 5 rue Thomas Mann 75013 Paris
via Zoom : link >

 

À lire aussi

Prix 2023 de la Chancellerie des universités de Paris

Prix 2023 de la Chancellerie des universités de Paris

Chaque année, la Chancellerie des Universités remet les Prix solennels de thèse. Découvrez les 5 lauréats et lauréates 2023 d’Université Paris Cité. La chancellerie des universités décerne des prix solennels de thèse, toutes disciplines confondues, allant de 1500 à 10...

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Fév
15
jeu
[LECTURE SERIES] Current Research on East Asia 2023-2024 @ Grands Moulins Campus and online
Fév 15 @ 17 h 00 min – 18 h 30 min
[LECTURE SERIES] Current Research on East Asia 2023-2024 @ Grands Moulins Campus and online

For the second year running, the Graduate School of East Asian Studies is organising a series of lectures in English aimed at informing and raising awareness among members of the student and scientific community about the latest developments in research in the humanities and social sciences relating to East Asia.

In support of global engagement, creativity and critical knowledge and research, the Graduate School of East Asian Studies is organising a series of lectures by international scholars for the academic year 2023-2024. This series of lectures is an opportunity to listen to and discuss with seven internationally renowned lecturers, while at the same time combining scientific data and knowledge, multidisciplinary approaches and research tools and methods.

These conferences help to reinforce the cross-disciplinary and international dimensions in the training of students who are destined for high-level studies, coupled with an excellent command of an oriental language (Chinese, Korean, Japanese or Vietnamese). It is particularly aimed at Master’s students in Asian studies or other scientific disciplines related to the East Asian region, as well as doctoral students.

PROGRAMME

Thursday November 9
Testimony vs. propaganda: love and kamishibai in Japan’s colonial empire
Speaker: Sharalyn ORBAUGH, University of British Columbia

Thursday December 7
The programme to improve rice production in colonial Korea: inspections, regulations, and the creation of a commodity
Speaker: Holly STEPHENS, University of Edinburgh

Thursday January 25
To rebel is justified: Red Guard art and the mass production of images
Speaker: Juliane NOTH, Freie Universität Berlin

Thursday February 15
East Asia’s post war battle over history and memory – the hidden legacy of war crimes tribunals
Speaker: Barak KUSHNER, University of Cambridge

Thursday March 7
Transnational mobility, kinship and aspiration for the good life in rural central Vietnam
Speaker: Nguyen MINH, Bielefeld University

Thursday April 4
Gender equality or traditional culture: legal cases afterwards the abolishement of the household head system in Korea
Speaker: Jong-Chol AN, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice

Thursday April 25
Slow forms of infrastructural violence: the complexities of vietnamese state plans and ethnic minority livelihoods in vietnam’s mountainous northern borderlands
Speaker: Sarah TURNER, McGill University

Access to these conferences is open to all, either :
in person at Room Léon Vandermeersch 481c – 4th floor – building C – 5 rue Thomas Mann 75013 Paris
via Zoom : link >

 

À lire aussi

Prix 2023 de la Chancellerie des universités de Paris

Prix 2023 de la Chancellerie des universités de Paris

Chaque année, la Chancellerie des Universités remet les Prix solennels de thèse. Découvrez les 5 lauréats et lauréates 2023 d’Université Paris Cité. La chancellerie des universités décerne des prix solennels de thèse, toutes disciplines confondues, allant de 1500 à 10...

lire plus
Mar
7
jeu
[LECTURE SERIES] Current Research on East Asia 2023-2024 @ Grands Moulins Campus and online
Mar 7 @ 17 h 00 min – 18 h 30 min
[LECTURE SERIES] Current Research on East Asia 2023-2024 @ Grands Moulins Campus and online

For the second year running, the Graduate School of East Asian Studies is organising a series of lectures in English aimed at informing and raising awareness among members of the student and scientific community about the latest developments in research in the humanities and social sciences relating to East Asia.

In support of global engagement, creativity and critical knowledge and research, the Graduate School of East Asian Studies is organising a series of lectures by international scholars for the academic year 2023-2024. This series of lectures is an opportunity to listen to and discuss with seven internationally renowned lecturers, while at the same time combining scientific data and knowledge, multidisciplinary approaches and research tools and methods.

These conferences help to reinforce the cross-disciplinary and international dimensions in the training of students who are destined for high-level studies, coupled with an excellent command of an oriental language (Chinese, Korean, Japanese or Vietnamese). It is particularly aimed at Master’s students in Asian studies or other scientific disciplines related to the East Asian region, as well as doctoral students.

PROGRAMME

Thursday November 9
Testimony vs. propaganda: love and kamishibai in Japan’s colonial empire
Speaker: Sharalyn ORBAUGH, University of British Columbia

Thursday December 7
The programme to improve rice production in colonial Korea: inspections, regulations, and the creation of a commodity
Speaker: Holly STEPHENS, University of Edinburgh

Thursday January 25
To rebel is justified: Red Guard art and the mass production of images
Speaker: Juliane NOTH, Freie Universität Berlin

Thursday February 15
East Asia’s post war battle over history and memory – the hidden legacy of war crimes tribunals
Speaker: Barak KUSHNER, University of Cambridge

Thursday March 7
Transnational mobility, kinship and aspiration for the good life in rural central Vietnam
Speaker: Nguyen MINH, Bielefeld University

Thursday April 4
Gender equality or traditional culture: legal cases afterwards the abolishement of the household head system in Korea
Speaker: Jong-Chol AN, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice

Thursday April 25
Slow forms of infrastructural violence: the complexities of vietnamese state plans and ethnic minority livelihoods in vietnam’s mountainous northern borderlands
Speaker: Sarah TURNER, McGill University

Access to these conferences is open to all, either :
in person at Room Léon Vandermeersch 481c – 4th floor – building C – 5 rue Thomas Mann 75013 Paris
via Zoom : link >

 

À lire aussi

Prix 2023 de la Chancellerie des universités de Paris

Prix 2023 de la Chancellerie des universités de Paris

Chaque année, la Chancellerie des Universités remet les Prix solennels de thèse. Découvrez les 5 lauréats et lauréates 2023 d’Université Paris Cité. La chancellerie des universités décerne des prix solennels de thèse, toutes disciplines confondues, allant de 1500 à 10...

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Avr
4
jeu
[LECTURE SERIES] Current Research on East Asia 2023-2024 @ Grands Moulins Campus and online
Avr 4 @ 17 h 00 min – 18 h 30 min
[LECTURE SERIES] Current Research on East Asia 2023-2024 @ Grands Moulins Campus and online

For the second year running, the Graduate School of East Asian Studies is organising a series of lectures in English aimed at informing and raising awareness among members of the student and scientific community about the latest developments in research in the humanities and social sciences relating to East Asia.

In support of global engagement, creativity and critical knowledge and research, the Graduate School of East Asian Studies is organising a series of lectures by international scholars for the academic year 2023-2024. This series of lectures is an opportunity to listen to and discuss with seven internationally renowned lecturers, while at the same time combining scientific data and knowledge, multidisciplinary approaches and research tools and methods.

These conferences help to reinforce the cross-disciplinary and international dimensions in the training of students who are destined for high-level studies, coupled with an excellent command of an oriental language (Chinese, Korean, Japanese or Vietnamese). It is particularly aimed at Master’s students in Asian studies or other scientific disciplines related to the East Asian region, as well as doctoral students.

PROGRAMME

Thursday November 9
Testimony vs. propaganda: love and kamishibai in Japan’s colonial empire
Speaker: Sharalyn ORBAUGH, University of British Columbia

Thursday December 7
The programme to improve rice production in colonial Korea: inspections, regulations, and the creation of a commodity
Speaker: Holly STEPHENS, University of Edinburgh

Thursday January 25
To rebel is justified: Red Guard art and the mass production of images
Speaker: Juliane NOTH, Freie Universität Berlin

Thursday February 15
East Asia’s post war battle over history and memory – the hidden legacy of war crimes tribunals
Speaker: Barak KUSHNER, University of Cambridge

Thursday March 7
Transnational mobility, kinship and aspiration for the good life in rural central Vietnam
Speaker: Nguyen MINH, Bielefeld University

Thursday April 4
Gender equality or traditional culture: legal cases afterwards the abolishement of the household head system in Korea
Speaker: Jong-Chol AN, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice

Thursday April 25
Slow forms of infrastructural violence: the complexities of vietnamese state plans and ethnic minority livelihoods in vietnam’s mountainous northern borderlands
Speaker: Sarah TURNER, McGill University

Access to these conferences is open to all, either :
in person at Room Léon Vandermeersch 481c – 4th floor – building C – 5 rue Thomas Mann 75013 Paris
via Zoom : link >

 

À lire aussi

Prix 2023 de la Chancellerie des universités de Paris

Prix 2023 de la Chancellerie des universités de Paris

Chaque année, la Chancellerie des Universités remet les Prix solennels de thèse. Découvrez les 5 lauréats et lauréates 2023 d’Université Paris Cité. La chancellerie des universités décerne des prix solennels de thèse, toutes disciplines confondues, allant de 1500 à 10...

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