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Bearpile a pile up of all things Geeky and or Bear-y. A roundtable discussion of all thing gay and nerdy

Bearpile - Geeky Bears

Journey Into Nerdery is a a podcast about comics and other distractions from women. Kevin Hogan and  Keith Paesel discuss the topics that matter…comic books. Keith and Kevin are not scholars nor do they claim to be. This show is entirely based in option,wistfulness, heated discussions, cold brews, and room temperature fast food. So, pull up your headphones,  and come with us onto a 'Journey Into Nerdery'!

Journey Into Nerdery is a a podcast about comics and other distractions from women. Kevin Hogan and Keith Paesel discuss the topics that matter…comic books. Keith and Kevin are not scholars nor do they claim to be. This show is entirely based in option,wistfulness, heated discussions, cold brews, and room temperature fast food. So, pull up your headphones, and come with us onto a 'Journey Into Nerdery'!

Journey Into Nerdery

Marking the centenary of the war through stories and events linked to places across Ireland. Introduced by Helen Mark.

Marking the centenary of the war through stories and events linked to places across Ireland. Introduced by Helen Mark.

World War One at Home

Running to Mental Health is a forum to discuss the positive effects of running on mental health issues.

Running to Mental Health

We are a fellowship of more than 280 Ohio churches, more than 800 credentialed ministers, and thousands of church leaders across the Buckeye State driven by church health, church multiplication, missions partnership and leader development. We are committed to the common cause of building up one another as we devote ourselves to worshipping God, developing believers, and reaching out to the lost and hurting through evangelism and acts of compassion.

Synergy

Pour a coffee and roll a smoke, then enjoy some of the best liquid and deep rolling Drum and Bass.

Roll Up, Tune In, Chill Out

Geek Orthodox is a podcast where we talk about entertainment and geek culture through the lens of our Christian worldview. Our podcast is a relaxed conversation between friends where no super power is too mundane and no theological view too heretical to be caught in our dialogue vortex. 

From the divine to the infantile - it’s Geek Orthodox!

Geek Orthodox is a podcast where we talk about entertainment and geek culture through the lens of our Christian worldview. Our podcast is a relaxed conversation between friends where no super power is too mundane and no theological view too heretical to be caught in our dialogue vortex. From the divine to the infantile - it’s Geek Orthodox!

Geek Orthodox

Comment draguer et séduire ? Dans le CoachDrague Podcast, tu découvriras les meilleurs conseils de drague et de séduction. Le CoachDrague Podcast, le podcast de la drague directe, pure et dure, pas de censure !

CoachDrague Podcast

Importing the hottest new music from around the globe every week.

Cevin Fisher's Import Tracks Radio

Conversations with mothers in tech. <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Conversations with mothers in tech. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Conversations with mothers in tech. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Motherboard

A weekly podcast about life and other very important things.

Coffee and Donuts - The Podcast

Lighthouse Church

That Dog Training Show, where Tanya Yarbrough talks about the dogs we love and the stupid human behaviors we don't (a.k.a. SHuBs).  Join Tanya as she shares crazy dog & owner stories, offer practical suggestions of how to handle various dog and human behaviors, and introduce you to new worlds in training and dog products that help build a better relationship with your pal.

That Dog Training Show, where Tanya Yarbrough talks about the dogs we love and the stupid human behaviors we don't (a.k.a. SHuBs). Join Tanya as she shares crazy dog & owner stories, offer practical suggestions of how to handle various dog and human behaviors, and introduce you to new worlds in training and dog products that help build a better relationship with your pal.

That Dog Training Show, where Tanya Yarbrough talks about the dogs we love and the stupid human behaviors we don't (a.k.a. SHuBs).  Join Tanya as she shares crazy dog &amp; owner stories, offer practical suggestions of how to handle various dog and human behaviors, and introduce you to new worlds in training and dog products that help build a better relationship with your pal.

That Dog Training Show With Tanya Yarbrough

Practical Guy Scott Newman delivers financial tips and personal finance wisdom with refreshing candor and humor. Tune in to hear a former investigative reporter's take on money matters so that you don't get taken! PracticalGuy.com

Practical Guy Podcast

Sports comedy podcast covering/satirizing your favorite/least favorite teams/athletes.

Kemp's Kidz

[None, "That Maker Show is a weekly video Podcast that takes a look at the latest news in the maker movement. From 3D printing to printable electronics, from Arduino to Raspberry Pi, we've got it covered."]

That Maker Show

A Weekly Live Radio Call-in Bible Study Program

Harris & Moore Expedition Through The Bible

An interview podcast discussing no-budget filmmaking and DIY creativity using modern technology. Because, let's be honest, there can only be a couple Bono's and Brittany Spears' in the world, these are conversations with creative people who you've never heard of.

Talking Indies in my Undies

A personal look at MLB goings-on in the form of podcasts.  (Mostly the Yankees and Giants.)

Questions or comments? 
Send to:  melonyminute@gmail.com 
Follow on Twitter @melonyminute

A personal look at MLB goings-on in the form of podcasts. (Mostly the Yankees and Giants.) Questions or comments? Send to: melonyminute@gmail.com Follow on Twitter @melonyminute

MelonyMinute

Founder and President of Yawar Baig and Associates (www.yawarbaig.com) , Shaykh Mirza Yawar is an International speaker, Life Coach and Corporate Consultant, whose main work is teaching and mentoring Young leaders around the world.

In his training and consultancy work, Shaykh Mirza Yawar combines Eastern values with Western systems in order to transcend cultural boundaries.

Speaking five languages, the Shaykh’s style reflects openness, commitment to quality and value-based professionalism.

He received his initial Islamic education in Jamia Ilahiyat Nooria in Hyderabad, India, and later in Saudi Arabia, India and USA. Shaykh Mirza Yawar enjoys promoting Islam and encouraging others to showcase Islam to the World.

He is the Chairman of the Standard Bearers Trust and Mentor, Standard Bearers Academy (www.standardbearersacademy.com).

You can also find out more about Shaykh Yawar through his personal website: www.yawarbaig.org

Founder and President of Yawar Baig and Associates (www.yawarbaig.com) , Shaykh Mirza Yawar is an International speaker, Life Coach and Corporate Consultant, whose main work is teaching and mentoring Young leaders around the world. In his training and consultancy work, Shaykh Mirza Yawar combines Eastern values with Western systems in order to transcend cultural boundaries. Speaking five languages, the Shaykh’s style reflects openness, commitment to quality and value-based professionalism. He received his initial Islamic education in Jamia Ilahiyat Nooria in Hyderabad, India, and later in Saudi Arabia, India and USA. Shaykh Mirza Yawar enjoys promoting Islam and encouraging others to showcase Islam to the World. He is the Chairman of the Standard Bearers Trust and Mentor, Standard Bearers Academy (www.standardbearersacademy.com). You can also find out more about Shaykh Yawar through his personal website: www.yawarbaig.org

Mirza Yawar Baig

Hollywood celebrities and respected journalists span the globe to explore the issues of climate change and cover intimate stories of human triumph and tragedy.

Years of Living Dangerously

American History Untucked is a podcast conversation with American Historians, hosted by Dr. David Silkenat

American History Untucked

Part of The Less Desirables Podcast Network

Fan Interference Podcast

Christianity is laden with misconceptions about what it truly means to be a Christian. Many believers have left their churches in search of a relevant faith that challenges their walk with the Savior. It's Not As You Perceive examines crucial topics that every self-professing believer must grapple and come to terms with in order that they secure eternal life and live the life abundant that  Jesus Christ taught. Be prepared to leave your denominational mindset at the door and have your Western mindset challenged as we search for the truth Faith once delivered to the first century Saints. This is the only podcast and blog of its kind. Prepare to have your perceptions of the Faith challenged and your walk with Messiah drastically improved.

Christianity is laden with misconceptions about what it truly means to be a Christian. Many believers have left their churches in search of a relevant faith that challenges their walk with the Savior. It's Not As You Perceive examines crucial topics that every self-professing believer must grapple and come to terms with in order that they secure eternal life and live the life abundant that Jesus Christ taught. Be prepared to leave your denominational mindset at the door and have your Western mindset challenged as we search for the truth Faith once delivered to the first century Saints. This is the only podcast and blog of its kind. Prepare to have your perceptions of the Faith challenged and your walk with Messiah drastically improved.

It's Not As You Perceive

A science podcast from Chemical and Engineering News featuring fascinating, weird and otherwise interesting chemistry topics from the American Chemical Society's flagship news publication.

Speaking of Chemistry

Have Podcast, Will Travel. What's your story???

Tales From The Jazz Side

Begun when she was just eleven years old, Love and Friendship is one of Jane Austen's stories that very few readers may have encountered before. 

Austen experts feel that this story was written, like many others, only for the pleasure of her family and friends. It is scribbled across three notebooks, in childish handwriting, and the complete work is thought to have been written over a period of six or seven years. It is dedicated to one of her cousins, whom she was very close to, Eliza de Feuillide. Eliza herself was an extremely colorful figure and is thought to have been the illegitimate daughter of the first Governor General of India, Warren Hastings. She was also a witness to the French Revolution where her husband, the self styled Comte de Feuillide was guillotined. 

For the young Jane, these events must have been sheer inspiration to a writer's imagination. Love and Friendship takes the shape of an expostulatory novel. Written as a series of letters from Laura to a much younger Marianne who is her friend Isabel's daughter, it is meant to apprise the young and flighty Marianne about the dangers of infatuation and falling headlong into romantic love. The book offers an early and crucial insight into Jane Austen's style, her wonderful sense of humor and her take on contemporary society. 

At times, she portrays events almost in parody form, at others, she is sharp and critical, but as always, the typical Jane Austen brand of gentle, sparkling wit is highly evident. She describes the concept of “sensibility” or what we would today call “sensitivity” or “sentimentality” and how it can be taken to ridiculous extremes. The deliberately twisted and complicated plot is replete with fainting fits, deaths due to a variety of causes, including “galloping consumption,” plenty of drama, elopements galore, unbelievable coincidences and wicked philanderers—all the elements that a typical potboiler of the era would contain. 

Love and Friendship was written primarily for the amusement of her large and gregarious family, and young Jane was probably called upon to read her writings aloud. The reader can only imagine the sheer hilarity that the novel must have evoked. As part of a collection of Jane Austen Juvenilia, this is indeed a treasure trove for Jane Austen enthusiasts as it offers early glimpses of that brilliant talent which was to shine forth a few years later and delight readers of all ages.

Begun when she was just eleven years old, Love and Friendship is one of Jane Austen's stories that very few readers may have encountered before. Austen experts feel that this story was written, like many others, only for the pleasure of her family and friends. It is scribbled across three notebooks, in childish handwriting, and the complete work is thought to have been written over a period of six or seven years. It is dedicated to one of her cousins, whom she was very close to, Eliza de Feuillide. Eliza herself was an extremely colorful figure and is thought to have been the illegitimate daughter of the first Governor General of India, Warren Hastings. She was also a witness to the French Revolution where her husband, the self styled Comte de Feuillide was guillotined. For the young Jane, these events must have been sheer inspiration to a writer's imagination. Love and Friendship takes the shape of an expostulatory novel. Written as a series of letters from Laura to a much younger Marianne who is her friend Isabel's daughter, it is meant to apprise the young and flighty Marianne about the dangers of infatuation and falling headlong into romantic love. The book offers an early and crucial insight into Jane Austen's style, her wonderful sense of humor and her take on contemporary society. At times, she portrays events almost in parody form, at others, she is sharp and critical, but as always, the typical Jane Austen brand of gentle, sparkling wit is highly evident. She describes the concept of “sensibility” or what we would today call “sensitivity” or “sentimentality” and how it can be taken to ridiculous extremes. The deliberately twisted and complicated plot is replete with fainting fits, deaths due to a variety of causes, including “galloping consumption,” plenty of drama, elopements galore, unbelievable coincidences and wicked philanderers—all the elements that a typical potboiler of the era would contain. Love and Friendship was written primarily for the amusement of her large and gregarious family, and young Jane was probably called upon to read her writings aloud. The reader can only imagine the sheer hilarity that the novel must have evoked. As part of a collection of Jane Austen Juvenilia, this is indeed a treasure trove for Jane Austen enthusiasts as it offers early glimpses of that brilliant talent which was to shine forth a few years later and delight readers of all ages.

Love and Friendship by Jane Austen

Bearing a striking resemblance to Aesop of Aesop's Fables fame, American author Joel Chandler Harris' Uncle Remus is also a former slave who loves to tell simple and pithy stories. Uncle Remus or to give it its original title, Uncle Remus: His Songs and His Sayings was published in late 1880 and received instant acclaim. The book was reviewed in hundreds of journals and newspapers across the country, leading to its immense success, both critical and financial. 

“Remus” was originally a fictional character in a newspaper column. Harris, who was a journalist with the Atlanta Constitution, a small-town newspaper, first presented Remus to the world via a regular column in which Remus was depicted as a person who regularly visited the newspaper offices to talk about the social issues of the day. However, later, Remus began to increasingly recount plantation folktales that Harris had compiled. He had heard them from the slaves of Turnworld Plantation as a 16 year old school dropout, working as an apprentice in a newspaper office located in the area. Harris was a poor, illegitimate, immigrant Irish boy who found more in common with the slaves on the plantation than with his so called social equals. He spent much of his free time in the slave quarters, absorbing their lifestyle, folklore and legends. 

Uncle Remus is famous also for one of its most lovable and astute characters, Br'er Rabbit. This smart, yet mischievous fellow and his companions have provided endless entertainment for generations of children. The original stories were rendered in authentic Southern Georgia slave dialect and later adapted so that they could be better understood. Apart from the doings of the trickster rabbit, Uncle Remus contains poems, songs and folk-tales deeply rooted in the plantation tradition. Though early critics were dismayed by the apparent racist nature of the stories and the passive acceptance of the slave-owning situation, modern versions have overcome these aspects and Uncle Remus today provides education, information and entertainment for children and parents. 

The 29 books that were originally written have been compiled into nine Uncle Remus series and three books were published posthumously. A total of 185 Uncle Remus stories were penned and they were path breaking in their depiction of the authentic speech of the Southern plantations. Extensively adapted for radio, animation, film and television, Uncle Remus is today an essential part of children's literature. In fact, not just children, but older readers too will find the book a delightful classic!

Bearing a striking resemblance to Aesop of Aesop's Fables fame, American author Joel Chandler Harris' Uncle Remus is also a former slave who loves to tell simple and pithy stories. Uncle Remus or to give it its original title, Uncle Remus: His Songs and His Sayings was published in late 1880 and received instant acclaim. The book was reviewed in hundreds of journals and newspapers across the country, leading to its immense success, both critical and financial. “Remus” was originally a fictional character in a newspaper column. Harris, who was a journalist with the Atlanta Constitution, a small-town newspaper, first presented Remus to the world via a regular column in which Remus was depicted as a person who regularly visited the newspaper offices to talk about the social issues of the day. However, later, Remus began to increasingly recount plantation folktales that Harris had compiled. He had heard them from the slaves of Turnworld Plantation as a 16 year old school dropout, working as an apprentice in a newspaper office located in the area. Harris was a poor, illegitimate, immigrant Irish boy who found more in common with the slaves on the plantation than with his so called social equals. He spent much of his free time in the slave quarters, absorbing their lifestyle, folklore and legends. Uncle Remus is famous also for one of its most lovable and astute characters, Br'er Rabbit. This smart, yet mischievous fellow and his companions have provided endless entertainment for generations of children. The original stories were rendered in authentic Southern Georgia slave dialect and later adapted so that they could be better understood. Apart from the doings of the trickster rabbit, Uncle Remus contains poems, songs and folk-tales deeply rooted in the plantation tradition. Though early critics were dismayed by the apparent racist nature of the stories and the passive acceptance of the slave-owning situation, modern versions have overcome these aspects and Uncle Remus today provides education, information and entertainment for children and parents. The 29 books that were originally written have been compiled into nine Uncle Remus series and three books were published posthumously. A total of 185 Uncle Remus stories were penned and they were path breaking in their depiction of the authentic speech of the Southern plantations. Extensively adapted for radio, animation, film and television, Uncle Remus is today an essential part of children's literature. In fact, not just children, but older readers too will find the book a delightful classic!

Uncle Remus by Joel Chandler Harris

History made interesting for young readers—This Country of Ours by Henrietta Elizabeth Marshall provides a simple and easy to comprehend way of looking at the history of the United States.

Arranged chronologically in seven long chapters, it presents events in a story form, making them memorable and very different from other formats. One of the challenges that writers of history face is about fleshing out the characters and making the bland repetition of dates and dynasties seem relevant to modern day readers. Henrietta Elizabeth Marshall was a British writer who wrote several children's books. Her most famous work is Our Island Story, a book of British history, which was considered to be the definitive children's history of Britain for more than half a century. However, some of Marshall's books may be found to be historically inaccurate, racially biased and often rely on mythology, legend and even Shakespeare as the source of material.

This Country of Ours was published in the UK in 1917 and later was also reissued as The Story of the United States in 1919. It begins with a brief account of the Vikings and how they were the people who really discovered America, before the advent of Columbus. The story of Columbus and his famous expedition are thrillingly recounted along with stories of the English and French explorers who also sailed to the New World. New England, the Middle and Southern Colonies, the American War of Independence, the Civil War and Abraham Lincoln, the abolition of Slavery and finally the coming of World War I where the book ends make up the rest of the story.

Apart from children, adults will also find it interesting to skim through as many of us have forgotten the details of our history lessons learned in school. Another important aspect is that This Country of Ours was written at a time when it was still fashionable to be patriotic! Today, we are so accustomed to having our great leaders' lives ripped open to public scrutiny and very few of them have survived the onslaught of scandal and the loss of personal reputation. This Country of Ours takes us back to a more innocent era when the great figures of history were still role models for children to be emulated.

As a general overview of American History, This Country of Ours is indeed a good book to read.

History made interesting for young readers—This Country of Ours by Henrietta Elizabeth Marshall provides a simple and easy to comprehend way of looking at the history of the United States. Arranged chronologically in seven long chapters, it presents events in a story form, making them memorable and very different from other formats. One of the challenges that writers of history face is about fleshing out the characters and making the bland repetition of dates and dynasties seem relevant to modern day readers. Henrietta Elizabeth Marshall was a British writer who wrote several children's books. Her most famous work is Our Island Story, a book of British history, which was considered to be the definitive children's history of Britain for more than half a century. However, some of Marshall's books may be found to be historically inaccurate, racially biased and often rely on mythology, legend and even Shakespeare as the source of material. This Country of Ours was published in the UK in 1917 and later was also reissued as The Story of the United States in 1919. It begins with a brief account of the Vikings and how they were the people who really discovered America, before the advent of Columbus. The story of Columbus and his famous expedition are thrillingly recounted along with stories of the English and French explorers who also sailed to the New World. New England, the Middle and Southern Colonies, the American War of Independence, the Civil War and Abraham Lincoln, the abolition of Slavery and finally the coming of World War I where the book ends make up the rest of the story. Apart from children, adults will also find it interesting to skim through as many of us have forgotten the details of our history lessons learned in school. Another important aspect is that This Country of Ours was written at a time when it was still fashionable to be patriotic! Today, we are so accustomed to having our great leaders' lives ripped open to public scrutiny and very few of them have survived the onslaught of scandal and the loss of personal reputation. This Country of Ours takes us back to a more innocent era when the great figures of history were still role models for children to be emulated. As a general overview of American History, This Country of Ours is indeed a good book to read.

This Country of Ours by Henrietta Elizabeth Marshall

Cewsh, Artie and Psycho discuss the hottest topics in the world of professional wrestling

CewshCast

The Real Estate Quarterback show goes against the grain of the often negative 24/7 media cycle, delivering a positive message and empowering listeners with the winning strategies of today’s best experts from all related fields including Real Estate, Mortgage, Finance, Estate Planning, and Credit and more! <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The Real Estate Quarterback show goes against the grain of the often negative 24/7 media cycle, delivering a positive message and empowering listeners with the winning strategies of today’s best experts from all related fields including Real Estate, Mortgage, Finance, Estate Planning, and Credit and more! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Real Estate Quarterback show goes against the grain of the often negative 24/7 media cycle, delivering a positive message and empowering listeners with the winning strategies of today’s best experts from all related fields including Real Estate, Mortgage, Finance, Estate Planning, and Credit and more! Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The Consumer Quarterback Show

Né le 27 septembre 1948, certifié (1971) puis agrégé de philosophie (1972), après des études à la Sorbonne, Alain de Libera a d'abord enseigné la psychopédagogie à l'École normale d'instituteurs de Quimper (1972-1975). Entré au Centre national de la recherche scientifique en 1975, comme attaché puis chargé de recherche au Centre d'Études des religions du Livre, laboratoire de l'École pratique des hautes études associé au CNRS, il a été élu en 1985 directeur d'études à la Ve section (Sciences religieuses) de l'EPHE, à la direction d'études d'Histoire des théologies chrétiennes dans l'Occident médiéval, anciennement Histoire des doctrines et des dogmes (Etienne Gilson), puis Histoire des théologies médiévales (Paul Vignaux et René Roques). En 1997, il a été nommé professeur ordinaire, détaché à l'université de Genève, sur une chaire d'Histoire de la philosophie médiévale. Il a, en 2012, été élu sur le même intitulé, professeur au Collège de France.Alain de Libera a, auparavant, enseigné dans de nombreuses institutions. Chargé de cours à l'Université de Paris X-Nanterre, chargé d'enseignement à l'École normale supérieure Ulm-Sèvres, professeur associé à l'université de Padoue, plusieurs fois chargé de cours aux universités de Fribourg (Suisse) et de Neuchâtel, professeur associé à l'université de Lugano, professeur associé à l'université d'État de Rio de Janeiro, professeur invité aux universités de Moscou et de Saint-Pétersbourg (Collège franco-russe), il a été titulaire de la Chaire Francqui pour les étrangers (1993-1994, université de Liège), de la Chaire Cardinal-Mercier (1997, faculté de philosophie de l'université catholique de Louvain), de la Chaire Étienne Gilson (2000, Institut catholique de Paris), de la Chaire Perelmann (2010, Université libre de Bruxelles), de la Gastprofessur für französische Literatur und Kultur (2012, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Zürich).Il a dirigé plusieurs groupes de recherches en France et en Suisse, dont la RCP 800 du CNRS, Le néoplatonisme médiéval. Albert le Grand et son école (1985-1993), le GDR 0800 du CNRS, Histoire de la psychologie ancienne et médiévale (1993-1998), les projets FNS Signification et référence dans les « Sophismata » (Université de Genève, 2001-2005), Translatio Studiorum. La réception de la philosophie arabo-musulmane dans l'Occident médiéval latin (2003-2007) et Sémantique formelle et langage naturel au XIIIe siècle (2010-2012). Il a également codirigé le Grundriss der Geschichte der Philosophie : 12. Jahrhundert (Ueberweg) avec MM. R. Imbach, Paris IV-Sorbonne, Th. Ricklin, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Munich et L. Cesalli, Unige, puis CNRS).Il a exercé divers mandats, dont ceux de membre de la commission de philosophie du Centre national du Livre (1988-1992), de membre du comité national du CNRS, membre du bureau, section 35 (1991-1995), de membre du Conseil national de coordination des sciences de l'homme et de la société (2001-2002), de vice-président de la Société internationale pour l'étude de la philosophie médiévale (2002-2012), et de membre de la commission de Philosophie, psychanalyse et sciences des religions du Centre national du Livre (2008-2010).Codirecteur de la collection Études de philosophie médiévale (J. Vrin), fondateur et directeur de la collection Sic et Non (J. Vrin), il a été codirecteur de la collection Des travaux aux Éditions du Seuil, est Editorial consultant de The New Synthese Historical Library et de Medioevo, membre du conseil scientifique du Bochumer philosophisches Jahrbuch für Antike und Mittelalter, membre du comité de rédaction des Archives d'histoire doctrinale et littéraire du Moyen Âge, du conseil de rédaction des Recherches de théologie et philo­sophie médiévales (Cologne-Leuven) et du comité de rédaction de Critique.Corresponding Fellow de la British Academy depuis 2012, il a reçu en 2013 le Doctorat honoris causa de l'université Laval (Québec).Il est chevalier de l'Ordre national du mérite (2004) et chevalier des Palmes académiques (2006).Philosophe et médiéviste, Alain de Libera, qui définit son travail comme une « archéologie philosophique », s'est principalement intéressé à l'histoire de la logique, de la philosophie du langage, de la métaphysique, de la philosophie de l'esprit et de la psychologie médiévales. Ses recherches et publications concernent, en logique, la théorie de la signification et de la référence, la théorie de l'abstraction, la sémantique des propositions, la théorie des états de choses, des propriétés, des universaux et des tropes ; en métaphysique, la théorie de l'analogie de l'être, la division et le système des catégories, la distinction de la substance et de l'accident, la théorie de la relation et des relatifs, la genèse et la structure du corpus métaphysique médiéval ; en philosophie de l'esprit et en psychologie, la tradition médiévale du De anima, l'union de l'âme et du corps (Mind/Body Problem), la distinction de l'esprit et de l'âme (Mind/Soul Problem), la question du sujet de la pensée, la théorie des espèces intentionnelles, la théorie des idées et de la représentation, la psychologie du sens commun et la critique de la psychologie scolastique, les sources médiévales de la théorie de l'intentionnalité, le rapport entre psychologie médiévale, psychologie moderne (Brentano) et phénoménologie (Heidegger). Traducteur et commentateur, Alain de Libera a traduit des œuvres de Thomas d'Aquin, Averroès et Maître Eckhart, et publié plusieurs ouvrages sur l'averroïsme latin et la mystique rhénane. Il a édité plusieurs textes fondamentaux de la logique du XIIIe siècle (Summulae dialectices, Sophismata).

Né le 27 septembre 1948, certifié (1971) puis agrégé de philosophie (1972), après des études à la Sorbonne, Alain de Libera a d'abord enseigné la psychopédagogie à l'École normale d'instituteurs de Quimper (1972-1975). Entré au Centre national de la recherche scientifique en 1975, comme attaché puis chargé de recherche au Centre d'Études des religions du Livre, laboratoire de l'École pratique des hautes études associé au CNRS, il a été élu en 1985 directeur d'études à la Ve section (Sciences religieuses) de l'EPHE, à la direction d'études d'Histoire des théologies chrétiennes dans l'Occident médiéval, anciennement Histoire des doctrines et des dogmes (Etienne Gilson), puis Histoire des théologies médiévales (Paul Vignaux et René Roques). En 1997, il a été nommé professeur ordinaire, détaché à l'université de Genève, sur une chaire d'Histoire de la philosophie médiévale. Il a, en 2012, été élu sur le même intitulé, professeur au Collège de France. Alain de Libera a, auparavant, enseigné dans de nombreuses institutions. Chargé de cours à l'Université de Paris X-Nanterre, chargé d'enseignement à l'École normale supérieure Ulm-Sèvres, professeur associé à l'université de Padoue, plusieurs fois chargé de cours aux universités de Fribourg (Suisse) et de Neuchâtel, professeur associé à l'université de Lugano, professeur associé à l'université d'État de Rio de Janeiro, professeur invité aux universités de Moscou et de Saint-Pétersbourg (Collège franco-russe), il a été titulaire de la Chaire Francqui pour les étrangers (1993-1994, université de Liège), de la Chaire Cardinal-Mercier (1997, faculté de philosophie de l'université catholique de Louvain), de la Chaire Étienne Gilson (2000, Institut catholique de Paris), de la Chaire Perelmann (2010, Université libre de Bruxelles), de la Gastprofessur für französische Literatur und Kultur (2012, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Zürich). Il a dirigé plusieurs groupes de recherches en France et en Suisse, dont la RCP 800 du CNRS, Le néoplatonisme médiéval. Albert le Grand et son école (1985-1993), le GDR 0800 du CNRS, Histoire de la psychologie ancienne et médiévale (1993-1998), les projets FNS Signification et référence dans les « Sophismata » (Université de Genève, 2001-2005), Translatio Studiorum. La réception de la philosophie arabo-musulmane dans l'Occident médiéval latin (2003-2007) et Sémantique formelle et langage naturel au XIIIe siècle (2010-2012). Il a également codirigé le Grundriss der Geschichte der Philosophie : 12. Jahrhundert (Ueberweg) avec MM. R. Imbach, Paris IV-Sorbonne, Th. Ricklin, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Munich et L. Cesalli, Unige, puis CNRS). Il a exercé divers mandats, dont ceux de membre de la commission de philosophie du Centre national du Livre (1988-1992), de membre du comité national du CNRS, membre du bureau, section 35 (1991-1995), de membre du Conseil national de coordination des sciences de l'homme et de la société (2001-2002), de vice-président de la Société internationale pour l'étude de la philosophie médiévale (2002-2012), et de membre de la commission de Philosophie, psychanalyse et sciences des religions du Centre national du Livre (2008-2010). Codirecteur de la collection Études de philosophie médiévale (J. Vrin), fondateur et directeur de la collection Sic et Non (J. Vrin), il a été codirecteur de la collection Des travaux aux Éditions du Seuil, est Editorial consultant de The New Synthese Historical Library et de Medioevo, membre du conseil scientifique du Bochumer philosophisches Jahrbuch für Antike und Mittelalter, membre du comité de rédaction des Archives d'histoire doctrinale et littéraire du Moyen Âge, du conseil de rédaction des Recherches de théologie et philo­sophie médiévales (Cologne-Leuven) et du comité de rédaction de Critique. Corresponding Fellow de la British Academy depuis 2012, il a reçu en 2013 le Doctorat honoris causa de l'université Laval (Québec). Il est chevalier de l'Ordre national du mérite (2004) et chevalier des Palmes académiques (2006). Philosophe et médiéviste, Alain de Libera, qui définit son travail comme une « archéologie philosophique », s'est principalement intéressé à l'histoire de la logique, de la philosophie du langage, de la métaphysique, de la philosophie de l'esprit et de la psychologie médiévales. Ses recherches et publications concernent, en logique, la théorie de la signification et de la référence, la théorie de l'abstraction, la sémantique des propositions, la théorie des états de choses, des propriétés, des universaux et des tropes ; en métaphysique, la théorie de l'analogie de l'être, la division et le système des catégories, la distinction de la substance et de l'accident, la théorie de la relation et des relatifs, la genèse et la structure du corpus métaphysique médiéval ; en philosophie de l'esprit et en psychologie, la tradition médiévale du De anima, l'union de l'âme et du corps (Mind/Body Problem), la distinction de l'esprit et de l'âme (Mind/Soul Problem), la question du sujet de la pensée, la théorie des espèces intentionnelles, la théorie des idées et de la représentation, la psychologie du sens commun et la critique de la psychologie scolastique, les sources médiévales de la théorie de l'intentionnalité, le rapport entre psychologie médiévale, psychologie moderne (Brentano) et phénoménologie (Heidegger). Traducteur et commentateur, Alain de Libera a traduit des œuvres de Thomas d'Aquin, Averroès et Maître Eckhart, et publié plusieurs ouvrages sur l'averroïsme latin et la mystique rhénane. Il a édité plusieurs textes fondamentaux de la logique du XIIIe siècle (Summulae dialectices, Sophismata).

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Présentation de la chaireLes recherches effectuées au sein de la chaire Histoire contemporaine du monde arabe, sous la responsabilité du Pr Henry Laurens, couvrent une période chronologique allant de la seconde moitié du XVIIIe siècle jusqu'à nos jours. Les relations entre Orient arabe et Occident en constituent toujours l'axe principal. Des thématiques telles que le suivi de trajectoires nationales (Égypte, Syrie, Palestine), les relations internationales, bilatérales (Palestine et Égypte ; Syrie et France) ou multilatérales (France et pays de la Méditerranée) restent au cœur de la production scientifique de la chaire. Ces problématiques sont traitées sous différents angles et notamment par le recours à une histoire globale de la Méditerranée, une histoire des Arabes et des musulmans en France, une histoire des dynamiques du pouvoir dans le monde arabe, la fabrique de la diplomatie entre l'Orient arabe et l'Occident, la question de la « frontiérisation » du monde au XIXe siècle ainsi qu'une saisie des cultures politiques arabes en s'appuyant sur la littérature mémorielle arabe. Des productions scientifiques sont déjà publiées ou sont en cours de publication sur l'ensemble de ces thématiques.L'enseignement constitue une composante principale des activités de la chaire et a permis de couvrir, au sein du Collège de France, la totalité de la question de Palestine de la fin du XVIIIe siècle jusqu'au début de notre siècle, l'Europe et le monde musulman au XIXe siècle et l'évolution des provinces arabes de l'Empire ottoman au XIXe siècle. Depuis 2019, les cours du Pr Henry Laurens s'intéressent à la façon dont les relations internationales ont façonné les sociétés du Proche-Orient depuis deux siècles et demi et ont été consacrés aux différentes crises d'Orient : les origines de l'autoritarisme à partir de 1949 et l'échec de l'unité arabe de 1956 et du nationalisme arabe.Les séminaires consacrés à la culture politique arabe, les colloques annuels de la chaire ainsi que les différentes manifestations scientifiques (journées d'étude, conférences, ateliers, etc.) livrent au public des clefs de compréhension de l'actualité immédiate de la région. Ces analyses sont enrichies par l'apport croisé des chercheurs et des acteurs concernés (diplomates en particulier).BiographieNé en 1954, Henry Laurens a fait ses études primaires et secondaires à Paris. Il fait ses classes préparatoires littéraires au lycée Louis-le-Grand de 1973 à 1976 et commence l'étude de l'arabe cette même année. En 1977-1978, il fait son service national au Proche-Orient. En 1979, il obtient le Diplôme d'études avancées (DEA) à Paris-Sorbonne, l'agrégation d'histoire l'année suivante et en 1981 la thèse de IIIe cycle et le diplôme de l'Inalco en arabe littéral.En 1981-1982, il est boursier à l'Institut d'études arabes de Damas et enseignant à l'université du Caire en 1982-1983. De 1983 à 1990, il est agrégé faisant fonction d'assistant d'histoire contemporaine, université de Paris-Sorbonne. En 1989, il soutient sa thèse d'État. En 1990, il passe maître de conférences à Paris-Sorbonne et en 1991 il devient professeur à l'Inalco.De septembre 2001 à 2003, il est successivement directeur du centre d'études et de recherches sur le Moyen-Orient contemporain (CERMOC) à Beyrouth puis directeur scientifique de l'Institut français du Proche-Orient.En 2003, il prend ses fonctions au Collège de France à la chaire Histoire contemporaine du monde arabe.

Présentation de la chaire Les recherches effectuées au sein de la chaire Histoire contemporaine du monde arabe, sous la responsabilité du Pr Henry Laurens, couvrent une période chronologique allant de la seconde moitié du XVIIIe siècle jusqu'à nos jours. Les relations entre Orient arabe et Occident en constituent toujours l'axe principal. Des thématiques telles que le suivi de trajectoires nationales (Égypte, Syrie, Palestine), les relations internationales, bilatérales (Palestine et Égypte ; Syrie et France) ou multilatérales (France et pays de la Méditerranée) restent au cœur de la production scientifique de la chaire. Ces problématiques sont traitées sous différents angles et notamment par le recours à une histoire globale de la Méditerranée, une histoire des Arabes et des musulmans en France, une histoire des dynamiques du pouvoir dans le monde arabe, la fabrique de la diplomatie entre l'Orient arabe et l'Occident, la question de la « frontiérisation » du monde au XIXe siècle ainsi qu'une saisie des cultures politiques arabes en s'appuyant sur la littérature mémorielle arabe. Des productions scientifiques sont déjà publiées ou sont en cours de publication sur l'ensemble de ces thématiques. L'enseignement constitue une composante principale des activités de la chaire et a permis de couvrir, au sein du Collège de France, la totalité de la question de Palestine de la fin du XVIIIe siècle jusqu'au début de notre siècle, l'Europe et le monde musulman au XIXe siècle et l'évolution des provinces arabes de l'Empire ottoman au XIXe siècle. Depuis 2019, les cours du Pr Henry Laurens s'intéressent à la façon dont les relations internationales ont façonné les sociétés du Proche-Orient depuis deux siècles et demi et ont été consacrés aux différentes crises d'Orient : les origines de l'autoritarisme à partir de 1949 et l'échec de l'unité arabe de 1956 et du nationalisme arabe. Les séminaires consacrés à la culture politique arabe, les colloques annuels de la chaire ainsi que les différentes manifestations scientifiques (journées d'étude, conférences, ateliers, etc.) livrent au public des clefs de compréhension de l'actualité immédiate de la région. Ces analyses sont enrichies par l'apport croisé des chercheurs et des acteurs concernés (diplomates en particulier). Biographie Né en 1954, Henry Laurens a fait ses études primaires et secondaires à Paris. Il fait ses classes préparatoires littéraires au lycée Louis-le-Grand de 1973 à 1976 et commence l'étude de l'arabe cette même année. En 1977-1978, il fait son service national au Proche-Orient. En 1979, il obtient le Diplôme d'études avancées (DEA) à Paris-Sorbonne, l'agrégation d'histoire l'année suivante et en 1981 la thèse de IIIe cycle et le diplôme de l'Inalco en arabe littéral. En 1981-1982, il est boursier à l'Institut d'études arabes de Damas et enseignant à l'université du Caire en 1982-1983. De 1983 à 1990, il est agrégé faisant fonction d'assistant d'histoire contemporaine, université de Paris-Sorbonne. En 1989, il soutient sa thèse d'État. En 1990, il passe maître de conférences à Paris-Sorbonne et en 1991 il devient professeur à l'Inalco. De septembre 2001 à 2003, il est successivement directeur du centre d'études et de recherches sur le Moyen-Orient contemporain (CERMOC) à Beyrouth puis directeur scientifique de l'Institut français du Proche-Orient. En 2003, il prend ses fonctions au Collège de France à la chaire Histoire contemporaine du monde arabe.

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