This book takes an insider's look at how knowledge is created in the humanities and social sciences.
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Valérie Aucouturier, Laurent Van Eynde
How can we rewrite History in Rome and the Roman World in Antiquity by means of an abolition of personal and/or collective memory?
(Ier s. av. n. è.—IVe s. de n. è.)
Stéphane Benoist, Sabine Lefebvre
Between conflicts and negotiations, this work offers a summary of the evolution of industrial relations in workplaces in France since the 2000s.
Conflits et négociations sur les lieux de travail (2000-2020)
Pierre Blavier, Jérôme Pélisse
A history of the Society of Jesus in the United States considering the current transformations in American Catholicism.
L'américanisation de l’Église catholique
Frédéric Dorel, Blandine Chelini-Pont
This book offers an original approach to displacement on screen, where memory, alterity, and the becoming of the image intertwine to renew our perception of the contemporary world.
L'expérience du déplacement au cinéma d’après Gilles Deleuze et Maurice Blanchot
Hudson Moura
Discover how innovations in artillery transformed not only military strategies, but also the industrial and cultural worlds between 1852 and 1914. An essential work for understanding the impact of these technological revolutions!
Innovations et transformations en France (1852-1914)
Christophe Pommier
The contributions comprising this book are predicated on the premise that a distracted eye facilitates enhanced visual perception, despite the fact that such images evade our sustained or forced attention.
Figures et contextes de la dispersion du regard
Nathalie Delbard, Emmanuelle André
Discover the trajectories of twenty women in the theatre of our first democratic era!
Julie Rossello Rochet
Regards croisés sur l'œuvre et le rayonnement du chanteur wallon Julos Beaucarne, disparu il y a quatre ans.
Julos Beaucarne
Stéphane Hirschi
The collective book Résonance : Croisements entres arts et sciences à l'Université de Lille is the storytelling of collaborations between two disciplines : art and science, often opposed, but which can feed each other.
Croisement entre Arts et Sciences à l'Université de Lille
Christophe Chaillou, Laurent Grisoni
This book retraces two decades of French research on the influence of social context on voting, which opens up new perspectives for understanding electoral preferences.
L'ancrage social des pratiques électorales
Collectif ALCOV
