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The Collegium de Lyon is the Institute for Advanced Study of the Université de Lyon. It is a member of the French (RFIEA), European (NETIAS), and intercontinental (UBIAS) networks of IASs. Its mission is to act as a scientific incubator, welcoming international researchers who wish to develop an innovative research project in collaboration with a research unit of the Lyon Saint-Étienne academic ecosystem over a period of 5 or 10 months.
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New article by Plinio Junqueira Smith, fellow 2022-2315 NOV
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Peter Niesen : "Bentham's constitutive power and the failure of philosophical radicalism (1820-1832)" - International Colloquium "Utilitarianism in Debate" - ENS de Lyon12 DÉC 13 DÉC
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Ian Goh : International Colloquium "Citing, Editing, Rewriting : reception and representation of fragmentary Latin poetry" - Grenoble06 DÉC
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Research workshop : "The modern invention of the feeling of mortality".25 NOV
This research workshop is organised by Alberto Frigo (Università degli Studi di Milano), visiting researcher at the Collegium as part of his collaboration with IHRIM and Labex COMOD.
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Workshop "Common Issues and Situated Knowledge in Post-Western Sociology. The Case of Eastern Europe and China"22 NOV
This workshop is co-organized by the Hub “Post-Western Sociology” and Research Field “Policies of Knowledge” of the Triangle laboratory.
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Pattie Epps : "Grammaticalization in Amazonia: the exuberant interplay of maintenance and change"15 NOV
As part of the SEDYL laboratory's "Linguistic Theories and Data" seminar, with a special theme this year of "Grammaticalisation", Pattie Epps, researcher in residence at the Collegium, will present her research: "Grammaticalization in Amazonia: the exuberant interplay of maintenance and change".
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Peter Niesen : "Which all subjected-principle for animals ?"14 NOV
As part of the seminar organised by the "Groupe de recherche en philosophie du droit de Lyon", Peter Niesen, researcher in residence at the Collegium, will present his research: "Which all-subjected-principle for animals?"
