Talks and lectures

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)".

As part of the "Problems of modernity" seminar organised by Labex COMOD and IRHIM, Lena Magnone, researcher in residence at the Collegium, will present her research on "Modernity, modernism(s), modernist movements in literary periodisation".

Shawn McHale, Professor of History at George Washington University (Washington, DC, USA) and researcher currently in residence at the Collegium de Lyon, will present a series of four lectures: "Contemporary Vietnamese Buddhism and its interactions with Southeast Asian societies".

The Montaigne workshop is organised within the framework of LabEx COMOD (University of Lyon), in collaboration with the "Institut de recherches philosophiques de Lyon" (IRPhiL, Lyon 3), the "École Normale Supérieure de Paris" (Ulm), the Paris Centre of the University of Chicago, the "Institut universitaire de France" (IUF) and the "République des savoirs" (UAR).Alberto Frigo, researcher currently in residence at the Collegium de Lyon, will co-host the session on 6 December.

As part of the Lille Economie Management laboratory's (LEM) seminar, Arno Riedl, researcher in residence at the Collegium, will present his research : "The Convergent and External Validity of Risk and Time Preference Elicitation Methods: Evidence from a Large Population Sample" (joint work with Paul Bokern, Jona Linde, Hans Schmeets, and Peter Werner).

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".

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?"

As part of "Mode d'emploi, le festival des idées" at the Villa Gillet, Peter Niesen, researcher in residence at the Collegium, and Charles Girard, philosopher and author of "Délibérer entre égaux. Enquête sur l'idéal démocratique" (Vrin, 2019), will lead a debate on Restricting freedoms in the name of democracy?

As part of the "Economics and Psychology" seminar organised jointly by the Centre d'Economie de la Sorbonne (CNRS & Univ. Paris-1) and the Paris School of Economics, Arno Riedl, researcher in residence at the Collegium de Lyon, will present his research: : "The Convergent and External Validity of Risk and Time Preference Elicitation Methods: Controlling for Measurement Error in a Large Population Sample" .

As part of the "Rendez-vous des bibliothèques municipales de Lyon" series, Alberto Frigo, who is in residence at the Collegium - Institut d'études avancées de l'Université de Lyon during the first half of 2024-25 (in collaboration with Labex COMOD), will take part in the conference "Blaise Pascal and the Jesuits".

As part of the international conference "Emancipation through Translation? Women's Trajectories in Central and Eastern Europe (19th to 21st Century)"", Lena Magnone, researcher in residence at the Collegium, presented her research: "Breaking into modernism. Translator for Polish, Czech and Croatian modernist magazines".

As part of the "Problèmes de la modernité" seminar, organised by Labex COMOD and IRHIM, Alberto Frigo, resident at the Collegium - Institut d'études avancées de l'Université de Lyon in the 1st half of 2024-25, will present his research: "L'invention moderne du sentiment de mortalité" (The modern invention of the feeling of mortality).

Arno Riedl – a Collegium - Lyon Institute for Advanced Studies fellow this academic year – will present:"Fairness and Coordination: The Role of Fairness Ideals in Coordination Failure and Success" during the GATE seminar.

Excavations in 1880 on the island of Björkö in Sweden uncovered a tomb containing the remains of a valiant warrior. Alongside the skeleton were numerous artefacts, including a sword, a spear, an axe, arrows, and even the remains of two sacrificial horses. Recent studies in 2017 revealed that the warrior was, in fact, a woman. This article explores the representation of women warriors, from the Amazons to Lara Croft, through the lenses of archaeology and pop culture.It is presented in partnership with ALTEC.

Michael Daniel will give a talk at the Centre de Recherche en Linguistique Appliquée (CeRLA) of Université Lumière Lyon 2 on Friday, February 9 at 2pm (Room 308, MILC Building, 35 rue Raulin):'New feminine' in Mehweb: Evidence for contact-induced change in nominal categorization

As part of the "Horizons of Linguistics" conference, organised in honour of Professor Pier Marco Bertinetto, Luca Ciucci presented his research on ancient Zamuco.

Natalia Zorrilla Sirlin will be giving a talk on Émilie Du Châtelet's clandestine philosophy for the Turin Postgraduate Workshop in the History of Thought.

Sudipta Sarangi – a Collegium - Lyon Institute for Advanced Studies fellow this academic year – will present: "Insights from Two Experiments: Using Role Models and Using ChatGPT"during the GATE seminar

As part of the MOM Breakfasts, Nicolette Pavlides will present her research on the Sanctuary of Apollo Hyperteleatas in Laconia. The aim is to examine the religious customs of the perioikoi from a local perspective.