HomeEpistemologies of plurality
Published on Tuesday, December 15, 2015
Abstract
This issue seeks to understand how the different humanities and social sciences approach the question of "plurality” in societies. Using what material, what types of source? With what concepts, paradigms, tools and methods of analysis? Confronting the contributions that the disciplines represented in this issue make will make it possible to identify the bridges that might be established between the different fields of research, and how these may mutually enrich one another.
Announcement
Argument
Born out of the PRES Sorbonne-Paris-Cité (Sorbonne-Paris-Cité Centre for Research and Higher Education) interdisciplinary programme, and after a first issue devoted to the humanities and social sciences put to the test of the event, the Sociétés plurielles journal wishes to publish a second issue that is founding in its epistemological scope. Here, “plural” is understood in its broad sense, as a discontinuity that can be observed in a given social time-space. Discontinuities may be the result of human mobility, or intrinsic to society; they may be inscribed in synchrony, or present an evolutive character; they may be expressed in the register of symbolic forms (religion, language, art, etc.), or in the register of the temporal (the multiple trajectories of a same historical phenomenon); finally, discontinuities take on an axiological dimension when they gain adhesion or become an objective to be obtained (in such cases, pluralism is referred to as a democratic value), or, on the contrary, when the discontinuous and diversity trigger rejection and marginalization. To not exhaust the scope of the notion of “plural”, this definition embraces as many possible questions and angles that the Sociétés plurielles programme intends to address.
In this framework, this issue seeks to understand how the different humanities and social sciences approach the question of "plurality” in societies. Using what material, what types of source? With what concepts, paradigms, tools and methods of analysis? Confronting the contributions that the disciplines represented in this issue make will make it possible to identify the bridges that might be established between the different fields of research, and how these may mutually enrich one another.
Submission guidelines
Articles may be submitted in English, French, Italian or German.
All proposals will be assessed by two professor-researchers before submission to the journal’s editorial team for final approval. See modalities on the programme and journal website: http://societesplurielles.fr/
Schedule
Deadline for proposals (500 words) :
1 February, 2016
Deadline for completed articles (60 000 signs): 30 May, 2016
Publication: end 2016
Contact
Gabrielle Chomentowski,
Sociétés Pluriellessub-editor : programmesp@gmail.com
Editorial board
- Vincenzo Cicchelli (Université Paris Descartes),
- Virginie Dercourt (Université Paris 13),
- Speranta Dumitru (Université Paris Descartes),
- Éric Magnin (Université Paris 7),
- Judith Maar (Université Sorbonne Nouvelle Paris 3),
- Delphine Pagès-El Karoui (INALCO),
- Alain Pélissier (École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture Paris Val de Seine),
- Marie-Louise Pelus-Kaplan (Université Paris-Diderot),
- Patrick Renaud (Université Sorbonne Nouvelle Paris 3),
- Madalina Vârtejanu-Joubert (INALCO).
Scientific committee
- Myriam Ababsa (IFPO/Amman),
- Russell Belk (Université de Toronto),
- Peter Blumenthal (Université de Köln),
- Hassen Boubakri (Université de Sousse),
- Bernard Chavance (Université Paris Diderot),
- Viviane Comerro de Prémare (CERCOM/INALCO),
- Élisabeth Cunin (IRD),
- Han Entzinger (Université de Rotterdam),
- Florence Gauthier (Université Paris 7),
- Jean-Jacques Glassner (HAROC/CNRS),
- David Inglis (University of Exeter),
- Tally Katz-Gerro (Université de Haifa),
- Justin Kissangoula (Université Paris Descartes),
- Yves-Édouard Le Bos (Université Sorbonne Nouvelle – Paris 3),
- Liliane Louvel (Université de Poitiers),
- Maren Möhring (Université de Leipzig),
- Lorenza Mondada (Université de Bâle),
- Nikolay Nenovsky (Université Picardie Jules Verne),
- Massimo Pendenza (Université de Salerne),
- Victor Piché (Université de Mc Gill),
- Iwona Piechnik (Université de Cracovie),
- Viviane Riegel (ESPM de Sao Paulo),
- David Rosenberg (Université de Pittsburgh),
- Maciej Serwanski (Université de Poznan),
- Emmanuel Vernadakis (Université d’Angers).
Subjects
Places
- Paris, France (75)
Date(s)
- Monday, February 01, 2016
Keywords
- épistémologie, pluriel, pluralité, diversité, méthode, terrain, interdisciplinarité
Contact(s)
- Gabrielle Chomentowski
courriel : gabrielle [dot] chomentowski [at] inalco [dot] fr
Reference Urls
Information source
- Gabrielle Chomentowski
courriel : gabrielle [dot] chomentowski [at] inalco [dot] fr
License
This announcement is licensed under the terms of Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal.
To cite this announcement
« Epistemologies of plurality », Call for papers, Calenda, Published on Tuesday, December 15, 2015, https://doi.org/10.58079/u0g
