Anachroniques, session 6: Did you say popular?
“Anachroniques” is a collective for reading and discussing social science texts (history, philosophy, sociology or anthropology), led by historians Jérémie Foa and Thomas Glesener (Aix-Marseille University). Aimed at a public of the curious, students, teachers, artists and activists, Anachroniques focuses as much on current publications as on classic works approached in an amateur spirit.
The aim is to make the social sciences accessible to a wider public, using popular education methods: the texts on the program are first presented by the organizers, then discussed collectively.
Texts presented :
– Noël Burch, De la beauté des latrines – pour réhabiliter le sens au cinéma et ailleurs, Paris, L’Harmattan, 2007.
– Claude Grignon, Jean-Claude Passeron, Le savant et le populaire. Misérabilisme et populisme en sociologie et en littérature, Paris, Gallimard, 1989.
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“Anachroniques” is a collective for reading and discussing social science texts (history, philosophy, sociology or anthropology), led by historians Jérémie Foa and Thomas Glesener (Aix-Marseille University). Aimed at a public of the curious, students, teachers, artists and activists, Anachroniques focuses as much on current publications as on classic works approached in an amateur spirit.
The aim is to make the social sciences accessible to a wider public, using popular education methods: the texts on the program are first presented by the organizers, then discussed collectively.
Texts presented :
– Noël Burch, De la beauté des latrines – pour réhabiliter le sens au cinéma et ailleurs, Paris, L’Harmattan, 2007.
– Claude Grignon, Jean-Claude Passeron, Le savant et le populaire. Misérabilisme et populisme en sociologie et en littérature, Paris, Gallimard, 1989.