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MIDIB dans le cadre du séminaire Empire and After The Empire Strikes Back Framing immigration and integration policy in a context of decolonisation: a Cross-Channel perspective
H. C. Artmann in seinen Sprachen und die Kunst des Übersetzens
Work in Progress Présentations de Damien Villers en parémiologie et de Blandine Pennec sur la saillance Séminaire du CAS Ling : Work in Progress (D. Villers, B. Pennec)
Recently the study of intentional goal-directed behavior has re-gained interest in the field of animal intentions in humans. Comparative ethology is trying to find a formalization of the concept in order to investigate intentions empirically in animals. Different disciplines have working and functional descriptions help cognitive ethologists to formalize the ability to have goal-directed intentions for non-linguistic old children. Additionally intentional behavior in the treatment of psychosomatic disorder will help to Intentions in humans and animals: Insights from New Caledonian crows and patients with psychosomatic
decorated caves the Lovo Massif contains one of the largest concentrations of rock sites in the entire region paintings at the M'Bubulu rock art site in order to propose a minimum age for these motifs. The cross-dating with charcoal have been obtained so far Heimlich et al. 2013 . In this paper we present the first chronology thereby validating the ages obtained. They can thus be used to constrain the chronology of the red geometric Archaeological Science Reports Unlike the richly documented rock art of the Sahara or southern Africa that of The case of the Lovo Massif, Democratic Republic of the Congo dating (U/Th-14C) of calcite covering rock paintings in Africa
Presentation Over the recent years a range of statistical models have been proposed for the analysis of group understanding of the mechanisms driving the formation of social groups. For example the issue of understanding homophily in group models seems more difficult than it seems. In this talk I will attempt to outline the issues two-mode ERGMs or SAOMs Hypergraph REMs Partition models in parallel to network models initially meant for dyadic dissimilar individuals form groups together is at the core of many sociological problems and has been rarely Séminaire SRM | Specifications for homophily in models of social groups: Mathematical and theoretical
indigeneity and imperialism in an eighteenth-century Philippine borderland Chapel Hill The University of North projet Communities, Mobilities and Environment around the East Asian Seas (1560-1740) Reciprocal mobilities: indigeneity and imperialism in an eighteenth-century Philippine borderland
Séminaire SRM : Social networks in a multicultural and multilingual university classroom
crucial moment of humankind the transition between the last hunter-gatherers and the first farming communities On May 12 F. Briois and J.-D. Vigne will evoke the Neolithic occupations of Cyprus. Talks will be recorded small step for a man, one giant leap for humanity: the Mesolithic-Neolithic transition throughout Europe 12/05/21 conférence "Neolithic occupation in Cyprus" F. Briois et J.-D. Vigne
[In]déchiffrables futurs. Sciences et image des sciences dans le récit bref
