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The Kandinsky Library and all the partners in the MAVEX (Mémoires Audiovisuelles des Expositions du Centre Pompidou) research project are delighted to invite you to the closing colloquium on the audiovisual production of cultural institutions in the second half of the 20th century.
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Inspired by a deep-rooted spirituality, Marc Sangnier (1873-1950) was the founder and leader of several popular education organizations. This symposium looks back at the intellectual, political, militant and religious legacy of his immense work. For each field, a specialist gives a scientific presentation, before a personality involved in militancy reacts on the basis of his or her contemporary experience.
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This event follows in the footsteps of the colloquia and study days organized by the Maison d'Auguste Comte in recent years. The theme of the 2024 study days focuses on the motto "Family, Homeland, Humanity" and the socio-political and philosophical developments it underpins.
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Within a vast and diversified production, reportage comics represent a particularly dynamic segment of the comics sector, which has contributed to renewing the form and format of investigative reporting on a variety of subjects: political, environmental, health or geopolitical. The aim of this study day is to examine the relationship between comics and investigative journalism, through an analysis of the transformations taking place in the cultural and media industries.
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Backed by a collective, multidisciplinary research program on reports of mental disorders made to the Préfecture de police in Paris between 1940 and 1980, this seminar aims to extend the investigation to the whole range of informal practices and more or less supervised procedures that reporting is likely to cover, from the modern era to the present day.
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The making of peace in the modern era has been the subject of numerous collective studies, whether it concerns the accommodation of international or local conflicts, from perspectives not limited to Europe. This symposium will focus on the specificities and plasticity of mediation in conflict situations, from the 16th to the 18th century.
