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Cette journée d’études s’intéresse à l’œuvre du dramaturge norvégien Henrik Ibsen au prisme des humanités numériques. Auteur majeur de la percée moderne et de la dramaturgie européenne, son corpus a été abondamment joué, édité, traduit et commenté depuis presque deux siècles : il constitue de ce fait un laboratoire particulièrement riche pour les approches numériques et le traitement des grands corpus.

In the face of converging and alarming processes such as ecological turmoil, increasing energy demand and geopolitical tensions on natural resources, there is a dire need to identify and explore alternative pathways that demonstrate a resource-sensitive approach. Infrastructures that sustain basic provisioning systems, such as energy, food and mobility, are increasingly subject to and destabilised by tensions of this kind, which question their design, management and their very existence.

Several dichotomies governing contemporary debates on culture and technology— nature versus culture, human versus machine—were challenged and artistically explored in the Enlightenment period. A crucial but as yet unexplored aspect of Enlightenment thought was the concept of ‘the artificial’: lives, societies and even nature could be seen as artificial.

In the evolving landscape of archaeological research, the integration of digital tools and technologies has dramatically transformed how data is documented, analysed, structured, and shared from fieldwork through to long-term curation and reuse. 

The central aim of normative political theory is to reach justified conclusions on what is morally right and wrong in the political sphere. This encompasses both broad questions about how (domestic and international) society should be organized, including the conditions of legitimacy of political institutions, and moral dimensions of more specific political issues, such as questions related to war, or distributions of social and economic goods.

The aim of the research project is to investigate what signals of diversity and DEI work organizations send to their employees, and how different groups of employees respond to such signals. The purpose of the seminar is to gather the project group and French partners to discuss research design and theoretical perspectives.