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What are these Artificial Intelligences (AI) that have been taking a growing place in everyone's lives in recent years? And what can the human sciences have to say about them? Issue 32 of Tétralogiques examines these questions, focusing on the concepts of a clinical anthropology, also known as mediation theory, created by linguist and epistemologist Jean Gagnepain (1982, 1991, 1994). The aim is to go beyond the already numerous studies on the uses of AIs and the ethical issues they raise.

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The aim of this symposium is to take a broad, multidisciplinary look at the driving forces and limits of "integrated" occupational risk management policies.

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Seven full scholarships are available for UniDistance Switzerland's online short course "Langue française et littératures francophones". This one-month short course offers a panorama of French-language literatures from Africa, the Caribbean and the Maghreb, from a perspective that highlights their singularity and dynamism.

Institut Robert Badinter (IRB) - Vendôme Prize - application deadline via IRB website: April 15, 2026

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Institut Robert Badinter (IRB) - Prix Jean Carbonnier - application deadline via IRB website: April 15, 2026

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The Bibliothèque nationale de France offers a regular program on the history of books and current events. This spring's half-day seminar (2026) is devoted to the role of independent publishers in the vitality of the publishing landscape: how do they help preserve bibliodiversity in the context of an increasingly concentrated publishing world?

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The aim of this study day is to bring together reflections on the economic and political issues facing the European Union today. The study day will take an interdisciplinary approach and focus on current international issues. The study day will bring together both academics, who will present their research work in four thematic panels, and policymakers, who will reflect in a round-table discussion on the economic and political challenges facing the EU in the current and future international context.