Cycle 3 invites reflection on the notions of modernity and postmodernity in the fields of literature, philosophy, the visual arts and politics.
The French novel in the 20th century, from modernity to postmodernity
Catherine Helbert, French literature, Université Paris-Sorbonne
The transformation of modern societies
Louis Dupont, geography, Paris-Sorbonne University
How the French Became Modern - 1850-1968
Arnaud Houte, history, Université Paris-Sorbonne
Modernities and postmodernities in the visual arts
Arnaud Maillet, art history, Paris-Sorbonne University
Modernity in philosophy: what is a subject?
Jean-Cassien Billier, Philosophy, Paris-Sorbonne University.
The French novel in the 20th century, from modernity to postmodernity
Catherine Helbert, French literature, Université Paris-Sorbonne
The transformation of modern societies
Louis Dupont, geography, Paris-Sorbonne University
How the French Became Modern - 1850-1968
Arnaud Houte, history, Université Paris-Sorbonne
Modernities and postmodernities in the visual arts
Arnaud Maillet, art history, Paris-Sorbonne University
Modernity in philosophy: what is a subject?
Jean-Cassien Billier, Philosophy, Paris-Sorbonne University.
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