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SUMMARY:Séminaire Doctoral
DESCRIPTION:Dans le cadre du séminaire doctoral « Les imaginaires contemporains »\, Sylvie Bauer et Hélène Machinal accueillent Emmanuelle Delanoë-Brun\, professeure à Paris 3\, le jeudi 7 novembre à 14h00 en L 201. \nLe titre de l’intervention est : « Politique des formes populaires — le cas des séries policières anglophones. Présentation de l’ouvrage : Passions Criminelles: les séries policières anglophones entre conservatisme et progressisme ». \nEmmanuelle Delanoë-Brun proposera une présentation du dernier livre qu’elle a publié au presses universitaires François Rabelais dans la collection Sérial. La présentation sera suivie d’une période de questions et d’échanges.
URL:https://sites-recherche.univ-rennes2.fr/ace/evenement/seminaire-doctoral/
LOCATION:Salle L201\, Campus Villejean\, Rennes 2
CATEGORIES:Séance de séminaire
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SUMMARY:"The Politics of the Sociable Self" - 'Sociability & Animality'
DESCRIPTION:First thematic session on ‘Sociability & Animality’\, Université de Rennes 2\, 8 November 2024 (5-7 PM)\nChairs: Sophie Mesplède (Université de Rennes 2) & Kimberley Page-Jones (Université de Bretagne Occidentale)\n– Silvia Sebastiani (EHESS Paris) – A social orang-utan? Enlightenment Debates on the borders of humanity\n– Jane Spencer (University of Exeter) – A ‘fellowship of sense with all that breathes’: the representation of human—animal bonds in eighteenth-century and Romantic writing \n  \nAbstracts\n* A social orang-utan? Enlightenment debates on the borders of humanity \nSilvia Sebastiani\, EHESS Paris \nThe “orangutan”\, or “man of the woods”\, entered Europe in the mid-17th century through early treatises on medical casuistry. Its anatomy\, behavior\, tool use\, and sociability prompted eighteenth-century anatomists\, naturalists\, and philosophes to question its nature and\, by extension\, the nature of “man” through comparative reasoning. Is society a uniquely human prerogative\, or do structured animal societies exist? Is man inherently social or solitary? Is bipedalism natural to humans\, or is an upright posture the result of education? Is language exclusive to humans? Conversely\, does the great ape belong to the human species? Is it perfectible? Is it sociable? Defining the boundaries of humanity became central to Enlightenment debates\, where great apes played a pivotal role. \n___________________________________________________________________________________________ \n* A ‘fellowship of sense with all that breathes’: human—animal bonds and human sociability in poems by Barbauld\, Cowper\, Byron and Clare \nJane Spencer\, University of Exeter \nAs interest in the ‘animal question’ intensified in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries\, the idea of possible sympathy between human and animal based on shared sensation – what Anna Letitia Barbauld called the ‘fellowship of sense with all that breathes’ – began to influence expectations about human sociability. This paper identifies a tension at the heart of the discourse of human—animal sympathy. Compassion for animals acted as a guarantor of ‘humanity’ (understood both as human status and humaneness)\, and was therefore a prerequisite for human friendship; on the other hand\, a very high degree of animal sympathy could set a human being apart from his or her own species and thus preclude full entry into human society. Barbauld’s ‘The Caterpillar’\, William Cowper’s The Task\, Byron’s ‘Mazeppa’ and John Clare’s birds’ nest poems explore in different ways the relationship between sympathetic human-animal bonds and the pleasures and demands of human sociability.
URL:https://sites-recherche.univ-rennes2.fr/ace/evenement/the-politics-of-the-sociable-self-sociability-animality/
CATEGORIES:Séance de séminaire
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SUMMARY:Séminaire Médiamerica / Séance 2
DESCRIPTION:Séance 2 – 18 novembre 2024 [Co-modal\, Institut des Amériques\, Campus Condorcet\, Paris] \nLouise Anglès d’Auriac (Université Sorbonne-Nouvelle) : “Peuple\, public et communautés sur Twitter lors des élections présidentielles américaines de 2020”
URL:https://sites-recherche.univ-rennes2.fr/ace/evenement/mediamerica-seance-2/
CATEGORIES:Séance de séminaire
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SUMMARY:“Doctoral Journeys: Perspectives on PhD Writing and Research Tools”
DESCRIPTION:Séance 3 : “Doctoral Journeys: Perspectives on PhD Writing and Research Tools” \nLiterary Research in Practice:\n“Entanglements of Times and Species: Baltic Finnic Mythology and the Non-human in Contemporary Finnish Youth Fantasy”\n– Elio Parkkola\, PhD student\, University of Turku (Finland) \n \nPractical Workshop:\n« Research Tools for Writing a Thesis »\n– For PhD\, M1 & M2 research students of English \n 
URL:https://sites-recherche.univ-rennes2.fr/ace/evenement/doctoral-journeys-perspectives-on-phd-writing-and-research-tools/
LOCATION:Salle TPI\, 2e étage\, bat. T\, Campus Villejean
CATEGORIES:Atelier Doctoral,Séance de séminaire
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