Thursdays at the Maison Suger
Research seminars for Maison Suger residents
Maison Suger is a residence for foreign researchers in the humanities and social sciences. In addition to its accommodation functions, the Maison Suger was conceived from its creation as a place to encourage research, scientific encounters and the sharing of approaches, methods and knowledge.
The 200 researchers who work here each year are invited to present their research at a joint seminar held on Thursdays at the Maison Suger. This seminar gives them the opportunity to compare their current research, present their issues, and compare and contrast their views and analyses, from an interdisciplinary perspective. It also aims to foster potential collaborations.
2025
Notes on a Scandal. Norway, the EEA Agreement
April 24 | Lise Rye Seminar
Building Good Neighbors
April 24 | Michael Huberman Seminar
Sick Normalities? Shifting Discussions of Pathology
April 10 | Fabian Freyenhagen Seminar
Ambiences and writing about everyday life
April 10 | Adina Balint-Babos Seminar
Juggling languages and other cultures
March 6 | Claire Demesmay Seminar
Sabar: Music and Language in Senegalese Drumming
Febuary 27 | Yoad Winter Seminar
Creativity and its assessment
February 20 | Xavier Robichaud Seminar
From digital practices to economic attractiveness in 21st century diplomacy
February 13 | Cem Savas Seminar
Brazilian folk musicians versus Angolan folk musicians
February 6 | Mariana Mont'Alverne Barreto Seminar
Mesopotamia. Kingdom of gods and demons
January 23 | Zoltan Niederreiter Seminar
Florestan Fernandes, sociologist in transit
January 16 | Débora Mazza Seminar
Manipulating voters
January 9 | Jean-Robert Tyran Seminar
2024
Writing History through Biographies
November 25 | Sangeeta Dasgupta Seminar
Night of Philosophy
November 21 | Scarlett Marton & Ivo Da Silva Junior seminar
Secularism in “diplomacy of influence”: which French model?
November 14 | Moe Wada - Cem Savas seminar
Revisiting the FJH hypothesis
November 7 | Ildefonso Marqués-Perales Seminar
Subjective precariousness: a sociological approach to mental health
October 24 | Elton Corbanezi
Womanizing Land: The Culture of Women Not Possessing Land
October 17 | Monica Mastrantonio Martins Seminar
Photographs of political life in Russia after February 24, 2022
October 17 | Denis Skopin Seminar
Chemical Regulation at a Crossroads
Octoberber 10 | Jessica Coria Seminar
Actors, spaces, works, discourses: what sociology for the study of Argentine theater?
October 3 | Florencia Dansilio seminar
A Geopolitical Necessity? The Rhetoric around EU Enlargement
September 26 | Magdalena Frennhoff Larsén
Dialogue between Brazil and France in the poetics of João Cabral de Melo Neto: revision and translation
September 19 | Rosanne Bezerra de Araújo seminar
The jewelers of the Pharaohs
September 12 | Benjamin Sass seminar
Writing and the experience of ordinary life in contemporary French-language literature
June 20 | Adina Balint-Babos & Patrick Imbert seminar
The multiple voices of Philippe Soupault
May 30 | Agnès Whitfield seminar
Traces of Assembly: following in Walter Benjamin's footsteps at the BnF
May 16 | Paola Berenstein seminar
Writing the landscape: a poetic detour to address genocide in Rwanda
May 15 | Vanessa Ferreira Vieira & Rosanne Bezerra de Araujo seminar
The meaning of emotional labor: a study of nurses
April 25 | Barbara Brandi & Isabelle Chariglione seminar
Castle as a place of memory, or the miraculous escape of Duke Vitaut de Krewa
March 28 | Uladzimir Kananovich seminar
Latin and French at the Capetian royal chancellery in the 13th century
Mars 21 | Paul Videsott seminar
Ageing processes and cultural differences
February 29 | Isabelle Chariglione & Sonia Caldas Pessoa seminar
Qualify Unification for Shifting Trust
February 22 | Berta Alvarez-Miranda seminar
Moon folklore in the Greek world: between agriculture, medicine and metamorphosis
January 25 | Giulia Freni seminar
López Obrador's government
January 12 | Juan Cristobal Cruz Revueltas seminar
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