CIREC WORKSHOPS
The CIREC workshops are a set of discussion times around the work in progress of our members and the questions they (us) ask.
Offered once a month at the end of the day, they adopt a short format (1h30, thirty minutes of presentation followed by an hour of discussion).
Each session also has one or two “privileged readers” who will have taken care to familiarize themselves with the work discussed beforehand. The format is intended to be open, welcoming trial and error, obstacles, sometimes dead endss conveyed by the work.
The sessions take place face-to-face and remotely, in Paris (address to come) and by Zoom.
Please write to us atinfo.cirec@gmail.comto register for sessions and receive the connection link.
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CIREC WORKSHOPS
invite you. at the first session of the 2023 cycle
Tuesday, January 17 at 5 p.m.
Sara Le Menestrel anthropologist, research director at the CNRS, member of the Center for North American Studies (EHESS)
Sound writing and ethnography:
around the seriesExperience the silence
Discussed by Delphine Dhilly, documentary filmmaker and podcast author.
To attend the session
thanks to U.Scontact
This presentation focuses on a sound documentary series in progress, “Experience the silence” (two episodes produced out of three). This series, based on ethnographic surveys carried out in France and North America, focuses on silent retreats as a ritual framework, a place of training and a driving force for the circulation of mindfulness meditation in the field of care.
June 10, 2022
At the Mucem in Marseille
Application deadline: May 10
The Focus (Alternative Writing Fair in the Social Sciences) is hosting the Cirec research-creation workshop this year. This workshop offers researchers and doctoral students the opportunity to present an ongoing project to discuss with members of Cirec, researchers who practice research-creation.
The proposed projects should draw on both the resources of the social sciences and artistic practices in order to question the social world through the prism of a cross-disciplinary approach in art and social sciences.
CIREC WORKSHOPS
invited by FOCUS, the Salon of Alternative Writing in the Social Sciences
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CIREC WORKSHOPS
invite you to participate in the third session of the 2022/2023 cycle
Face-to-face at the University of Lausanne and remotely by zoom
You canwewrite hereto register for sessions and have access to the speakers' working documents
Monday 14 March at 5 p.m.
with the intervention ofAnne Marcellini, sociologist at the University of Lausanne, specialist in questions of social participation of people with so-called disabilities, in connection with issues linking body, sport, visibility, identities. Today, she is particularly interested in the question of the staging of the body and of differences, by developing research in the sociology of the image. She will tell us about her movie projectcurrently in writing linked to socio-historical research on the archives of Radio Télévision Suisse romande (RTS).
Matthew Dibelius, Franco-German filmmaker as well asGerald Houdeville, sociologist will be his privileged readers. _cc781905-5cde-3194- bb3b-136bad5cf58d_
CIREC WORKSHOPS
invite you to participate in the second session of the 2022/2023 cycle
As a reminder, the four other workshop sessions of the semester will take place on the following dates:
On 03/14:Anne Marcellini with Matthieu Dibelius
On 04/04:Ralf Marsault
On 09/05:Ael Thery
On 06/06:Mina Saidi Sharouz
Face-to-face (place to come) and remotely
You canwewrite hereto register for sessions and have access to the speakers' working documents
the Tuesday, March 8 at 5:30 p.m.
with the intervention ofDamien Roudeau,designer, author and graphic reporter, around his book project “The hunt for the Rwandan genocidaire. The battle between Alain and Dafroza Gauthier”. Nicolas Blancelwill be his reader.
© Damien Roudeau
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CIREC WORKSHOPS
invite you to participate in the first session of the 2022/2023 cycle
© Céline Ségalini
The workshop will start onTuesday, February 8 at 5:30 p.m.
with the intervention ofCeline Segalini,documentary filmmaker and doctor of political science, around his film project "The things of a life" (Exercises in intimate archeology),John Breschandwill be his reader. You will find the state of progress of the film dossier attached.
The other five workshop sessions this year will take place on the following dates:
On 08/03, 5 p.m.:Damien Roudeau with Nicolas Bancel
On 03/14:Anne Marcellini with Matthieu Dibelius
On 04/04:Ralf Marsault
On 09/05:Ael Thery
On 06/06:Mina Saidi Sharouz
Face-to-face (place to come) and remotely
You canwewrite hereto register for sessions and have access to the speakers' working documents