How does artificial intelligence resonate with an image? How do we reason with AI? This text begins with a figure produced by ChatGPT, responding to a prompt asking it to interpret graphically, ...
Do the figurative and the abstract constitute two very distinct worlds? On closer inspection, these two worlds overlap in rich borderlands to such an extent that the abstract can be seen as ...
City inhabitants construct the city in many different ways. Sometimes they create, in thought and in practice, places where they deploy potential that allows them to distance themselves from their social status, ...
The intention of inclusive writing is laudable, but its implementation presents numerous obstacles. In order to gain a better understanding of its nature, we propose to explore the limits of this innovation ...
The article reviews and discusses Dulac's proposals For a Science of the Social. The review is accompanied by comments from the book's authors.
The aim of this article is to mobilise the field of theatre and the performing arts in order to conduct a theoretical examination of spatialities. By defining dramaturgy as a spatial narrative ...
The use of language is always informed by the context in which it is employed. Each field of study has its own vocabulary, and the vocabulary associated with describing images is no ...
This Traversal features images whose accompanying text is not a commentary but not a simple translation either, rather a resonance between two languages.
The Covid-19 pandemic as a collective experience has brought certain minority experiences closer to the majority’s. The most obvious example have been the 2020 lockdowns, which has suddendly given able-bodied individuals the ...
Que permettent d’appréhender et de penser aujourd’hui les notions classiques d’effervescence et d’enchantement dans le champ des sciences humaines et sociales ? Quels types de problématiques sont-elles susceptibles d’éclairer de nos jours ? Leur ...
This article explores the relationships that disabled people have with the space surrounding them. Extending Jacques Lévy’s work on various non-Euclidean spatialities, we study the discontinuous and discrete nature of space as ...
Tourism, an urban phenomenon, invests a great diversity of places whose function is not a priori dedicated to this phenomenon. These include department stores, which are regularly absent from official statistics associated ...
The Varieties of Capitalism literature is relatively aspatial. The focus is on differences between countries rather than within. Yet one can identify processes, varying from one country to another, that help create ...
