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A Senior Lecturer (HDR) in medieval history at the University of Paris-1 Panthéon-Sorbonne since 2005, her research focuses on the medieval urban phenomenon. Incorporating the conceptual proposals of geographers, she is particularly interested in the social production of urban morphology. After working on the city of Tours, she is now studying the city of Paris, for which she is coordinating the ALPAGE project (Analyse diachronique de l’espace urbain parisien : approche géomatique).
Recent advancements in the humanities and social sciences have given rise to novel inquiries concerning the way science is produced through interdisciplinarity. The term "social" is increasingly used, even claimed, in the ...
Bernard Lahire's recent publication on the fundamental structures of human societies defends a number of epistemological and theoretical propositions, some of which we think are worthy of debate. Here we set out ...
Bernard Lahire's recent publication on the fundamental structures of human societies is a major contribution to the social sciences. This article details his epistemological and theoretical proposals on the production of knowledge ...
The observations that are currently made by geographers about the end of the city and the recent predominance of the urban issue, basically non territorial, echo the studies in the history and ...
Ce recueil d’articles est d’abord le résultat d’une rencontre. Des historiens et des archéologues ont interpelé des géographes en leur disant leur intérêt pour la théorie de l’espace et en leur proposant ...