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Lena Magnone : Study day "The use of mythical figures in gender studies theory"10 JUN
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Shawn McHale : "Peace, Violence and the Transformation of Vietnamese Buddhism (1900-1989)"06 JUN
As part of the research seminar organised by the Institut d'Asie Orientale (IAO), Shawn McHale, Professor of History at George Washington University (Washington, DC, USA) and currently in residence at the Collegium de Lyon, will present his research on "Peace, Violence and the Transformation of Vietnamese Buddhism (1900-1989)".
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Tommaso Giordani : "Socialism without revolution: the tactical role of violence in Georges Sorel's work"04 JUN
As part of the GRHis/Triangle seminar "Libéraux et socialistes face à la violence (1889-1989)", Tommaso Giordani, historian in residence at the Collegium, will present his research on "Socialism without revolution: the tactical role of violence in Georges Sorel".
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Svetla Koleva : "The production of sociological knowledge in a totalitarian social world"16 MAY
As part of the seminar organised by the Triangle laboratory's ‘Post-Western Sociology in Europe and in China’ unit, Svetla Koleva, sociologist in residence at the Collegium, will give a lecture entitled ‘De la production de savoirs sociologiques dans un monde social totalitaire’ (On the production of sociological knowledge in a totalitarian social world).
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Lena Magnone: Symposium ‘The modernities of psychoanalysis: a global approach"- ENS de Lyon16 APR
As part of the ‘Problems of Modernity’ seminar, organised by IHRIM's ‘Dire la Santé Mentale’ team (DSM), Lena Magnone, researcher in residence at the Collegium, will give a talk on her two-volume monograph ‘Freud's Emissaries. The Transfer of Psychoanalysis Through the Polish Intelligentsia to Europe 1900-1939’.
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Lena Magnone : "Women as National Writers: A Central-European Appendix to La Fabrique de l’écrivain national"10 APR
