
Conférence • Marie-Cécile Godwin Paccard • Façonner des futurs souhaitables #GEN2019
Conference • Marie-Cécile Godwin Paccard • Shaping desirable futures #GEN2019

Conference • Marie-Cécile Godwin Paccard • Shaping desirable futures #GEN2019

Sex and gender in research: Elisabeth Kohler (introduction), Emilie Counil "epidemiology and gender"

New gender research in humanities and social sciences: M. Candea, D. Roman, V. Nurock

Doing a thesis on gender, a new way of doing research

Biology and health: from questions of sex to issues of gender. Round table, CNRS 2019 symposium

Does vegetarianism have a problem? Introduction by Aurélien Barrau. 2018.

Aurélien BARRAU and Louis SCHWEITZER: Is the animal a man like any other?

Philo of Alexandria in Modern Europe - Lectures by François Roudaut and Thomas Leinkauf


Seminar on the History of Ideas. Methods, issues, case studies. 17/11/2018 (PART 2)

Seminar on History of Ideas. Methods, issues, case studies. 17/11/2018 (PART 1)


For a new animal ethics? A. Barrau and J. Mariani

Should rights be granted to animals? A. Barrau and L. Schweitzer on TV5

Raymond Massé (Université Laval) - "The Contributions of Anthropology to Morality and Ethics"

CNRS, March 8, 2018: "Les chercheuses de demain". Round table: what courses of action?

CNRS, March 8, 2018: "The women researchers of tomorrow". Round table: career paths and testimonials

CNRS, March 8, 2018: "The female researchers of tomorrow". Pascal Barbier, Université Paris1

CNRS, March 8, 2018: "The Women Researchers of Tomorrow". P. Barbier, A. Boring, discussion

CNRS, March 8, 2018: "The female researchers of tomorrow". Anne Boring, Erasmus University Rotterdam

Antiracism challenged by memorial and identity conflicts






Races: putting an end to racist fantasies!


Opening of the scientific symposium (Restitution of Maori heads / scientific 1/8)

Forensic analysis of the preparation of the Moko (Restitution of Maori heads / scientist 7/8)

What are anthropological collections for? (Repatriation of Maori heads / general audience 1/3)

Scientific racism in the 19th century (History of Racism and Human Diversity series 2/3)

Anthropological practices of yesterday and today. Are we really making progress? (3/3)

The peopling of the planet and the diversity of our species (2/3)


