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|Summary=For the reading room Vincent Meessen will take us into texts of Souriau from the Praticotheque's library focussing on his critique of anthropomorphism and his proposal for a «healthy» zoomorphism.
|Summary=For the reading room Vincent Meessen will take us into texts of Souriau from the Praticotheque's library focussing on his critique of anthropomorphism and his proposal for a «healthy» zoomorphism.


* in french, followed by discussions in FR, EN, NL *
<nowiki>*</nowiki> in french, followed by discussions in FR, EN, NL <nowiki>*</nowiki>


* RSVP > let us know if you want to join before 14/09 *
<nowiki>*</nowiki> RSVP > let us know if you want to join before 14/09 <nowiki>*</nowiki>
|LongDescription=In March Vincent Meessen started his research at Praticotheque in the framework of his film in development 'The Narrator'.
|LongDescription=In March Vincent Meessen started his research at Praticotheque in the framework of his film in development 'The Narrator'.



Revision as of 13:05, September 2, 2026

Practicalities:

When? 17 September 2026, from 18:00 to 20:00.
Where? Agency.


Short summary: For the reading room Vincent Meessen will take us into texts of Souriau from the Praticotheque's library focussing on his critique of anthropomorphism and his proposal for a «healthy» zoomorphism.

* in french, followed by discussions in FR, EN, NL *

* RSVP > let us know if you want to join before 14/09 *


Description:

In March Vincent Meessen started his research at Praticotheque in the framework of his film in development 'The Narrator'.

An exploration of Thing 000782 - Bruits de la Nature n.2, a controversy around copyright on bird sounds recorded by Jean Claude Roche, guided him to Etienne Souriau's reflections on 'coëfficient d'art' and possibilities for art to exist in the animal world.


Guest(s): Vincent Meessen