If writing, far from constituting the sole means of transmitting ideas, has nonetheless established itself in the collective imagination as the medium best suited to ensuring the preservation of documents and their transformation into cultural heritage, can we therefore consider that written mediation, in its most diverse transformations, truly contributes to the identity of texts?

Introduction : Prof. Peter André BLOCH – Director of APEFS – Mulhouse, ILLE, UHA

Wednesday, March 3, 2010, 5 p.m.

“Imaginary and/or the Unconscious”: the paradox of an interdisciplinary choice prompted by the encounter between two notions—one rooted in psychoanalysis, medicine, neurology, and psychology, and the other, more anthropological, reappropriated by the artistic and literary fields to designate the networks of images that shape the inner world of a writer or an artist. […]

Co-organised by the Institute for Research in European Languages and Literatures (ILLE) EA 3437, University of Haute-Alsace, and the Centre for Interlinguistics, Lexicology, English Linguistics and Corpus Studies (CLILLAC) EA 3967, Paris-Diderot University, with the support of the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs.

EUCOR International Multidisciplinary Conference organized by ILLE