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Fiction et histoire" international symposium, March 9-11
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Published on 15/03/2023
The Groupe de recherche sur le Genji monogatari - IFRAE and CRCAO (Inalco, Université Paris Cité) is organizing its international colloquium entitled "Fiction et histoire: Roman du Genji et pratiques littéraires du passé et du présent".
Portraits of women, from Langues O' to Inalco
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Published on 06/07/2023
On the occasion of International Women's Rights Day, Inalco pays tribute to all the women who have worked and are still working at the Institute, from its creation to the present day. Through a selection of portraits, we invite you to discover the first female graduates and teachers of the 19th century, as well as today's students, teachers and researchers, recently honored for the remarkable quality of their work.
Nathalie Loiseau: "La guerre qu'on ne voit pas venir" (The war we can't see coming)
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Published on 18/09/2023
The Foundation is honored to welcome Nathalie Loiseau, Member of the European Parliament and Minister of European Affairs from 2017 to 2019, on March 16 for a Grand Témoin conference. This will be an opportunity for her to look back on her experience at the highest level of international relations and to discuss her book, "La guerre qu'on ne voit pas venir", recently published by Editions de l'Observatoire. The conference will be followed by a book signing.
International Women's Rights Day 2023
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Published on 14/04/2023
Exchange, debate and mobilize around equality between women and men. Numerous events are being organized in France and around the world to mark International Women's Rights Day. Through various initiatives, Inalco is mobilizing to mark this awareness-raising day by celebrating the remarkable careers of committed women and offering themed events linked to gender equality.
Who are the first Langues O' graduates and teachers?
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Published on 15/05/2023
This page has been translated automatically It was in 1888 that the first female students graduated from the École des Langues Orientales: Florence Groff in Persian and Marie Talbotier in Literal Arabic and Vulgar Arabic, which she completed with Persian in 1890. Not surprisingly, these were among the first languages taught at the École. It was in the late 1860s that a few women gained access to universities and degrees. The Langues O' were therefore attractive and opened up quickly. A scholarship was awarded to a female student for the first time in 1919.
Anthropocene in the East" workshops: a look at environmental issues in Eastern Europe and the former USSR
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Published on 14/06/2023
CREE (Inalco) and the CERCEC "Environment" team (CNRS-EHESS) have published "La guerre russe en Ukraine. Enjeux environnementaux", the second dossier of the "Anthropocene in the East" workshops, online on the Politika website of the Labex TEPSIS (EHESS). This workshop sheds light on environmental crises and mobilizations in Eastern Europe and the former USSR.
International symposium "Metamorphoses of the "Thousand and One Nights" from Baghdad to Versailles and beyond. From the mirror of princes to the cultural object", April 19-21
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Published on 14/06/2023
Open to specialists from a wide range of backgrounds, this symposium aims to explore the ways in which the medieval masterpiece is received, assimilated, stylized and used, from the tales that mark its origins to the cultural history of today.