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Université Paris Cité — org. Clelia Crialesi & Bernadette Lessel

The workshop is dedicated to exploring the various ways in which mathematics was conceived of, practiced, institutionalized, and narrated across history and within different cultural contexts. We will host 3 keynotes (Karine Chemla, Arianna Borrelli, and Barbara Sattler) and 12 speakers.

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596, Olympe de Gouges (09:00-13:00)

The Interdisciplinary seminar in History, Philosophy and Sociology of Sciences (DISc) is a collaborative space for PhD students of the SPHERE laboratory. We question and discuss methodological approaches used in history, philosophy, epistemology and sociology of sciences. Each session is articulated around one theme related to the works of PhD students in the laboratory.

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628, Olympe de Gouges (09:30-17:30)
Mia Joskowicz,
TBA
Christine Proust,
Lire un texte mathématique à différentes échelles, ou comment circuler dans une série de problèmes (Mésopotamie, vers -1900)
Florence Bretelle,
Medical Book Titles in Chinese History: Epistemic Values and Textual Genres over Time

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About me

My name is Clément Cartier. I am a PhD student in History and Philosophy of Mathematics in the SPHERE laboratory, under the supervision of Agathe Keller and Matthieu Husson.

My doctoral research deals with material practices of computation documented in a 14th-century Latin text written in Oxford, the Treatise on the Albion. I am especially interested in problems related to the digital edition of this text, and in the uses of this instrument in different teaching contexts.

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