Events

Ungaretti, Fautrier, and the living life of nature

Daimōn in the Homeric epic

Resume

From the Paris art market to Berlin museum collections : antiquities trafficking under the Occupation

In the footsteps of Gustav Rochlitz : his sales in Paris during the Occupation

Calamus and stone (continued) (8)

The oldest book in the world (8)

Deconstruction and reconstruction (end). Rewriting the history of medieval philosophy (5)

Genji at the convent

Introductory lecture (4) : the Christianization of Egypt (continued)

" In everything, the beginning is the most powerful part " : the legal past of the Romans as seen by themselves

In praise of description (9)

Ungaretti and his reception in Germany

Daimōn in the Homeric epic

Christianity and magic papyri

To each his own universal

Contemporary practices of restitution in Australia : objects, art, ancestors

" You mean my ancestors are still objects ? " Post-restitution political life of the physical anthropology collections

Calamus and stone (continued) (9)

The oldest book in the world (9)

Deconstruction and reconstruction (end). Rewriting the history of medieval philosophy (6)

The various " linguistic " and " cognitive " turning points in the ^twentieth century, their impasses, and the outline of a response in the terms of Peircian ontological and realist semiotics

The Auguste Loi

Les échappées belles : political adventure in the distance

" Aimer Sainte-Beuve "

Questionnaires as the genesis of the trial

I. Readings in Late Antiquity (continued)

History explains the present : Gaius reading Titus Livius

Concepts and stories of salvation in ancient Greece