Ms Déborah Heissler will defend her PhD thesis in French literature at the University of Haute-Alsace

“Psyché ou l’évidence de l’invisible. Les poétiques de l’impossible comme mise à l’épreuve du signe.”

This event brings together researchers and PhD students from several laboratories to explore cultural, linguistic and interdisciplinary interactions through lectures, workshops and round-table discussions.

The Humanities Days, organized by the École Doctorale Pluridisciplinaire Jean Henri Lambert of the Université de Haute-Alsace, were held on March 31 and April 1, 2006, in Mulhouse.

This event brought together researchers and doctoral students around the theme “Editing and Transmission of Knowledge.”

As part of the Time and Novel Conference (March 23–25, 2006), organized by the CREL and the CERCLE, University of Haute Alsace.

« Tout ce bleu n’est pas de même encre »

One can vaguely make out floors and something like apartments, with their numbers, their families of various conditions, their wallpapers, their photographs, their holidays in the Alps and their terraces overlooking the Atlantic, the ordinary satisfactions and the complications of their lives. The condition of blue is not the same depending on the place it occupies in the scale of beings, of shades, and of beliefs. The humblest are content with the lower floors, with their greasy wallpaper and their graffiti: they hardly climb higher than the rooftops bristling with antennas. The happiest sometimes soar in a flawless azure and cast upon human cities that beautiful panoramic gaze which once amused the gods. […]

International symposium at ENSITM on the Tower of Babel and its labyrinths

Symposium: Shadow and Light: In 20th Century French-Swiss and Belgian Poetry.

In search of an identity: Projects and rejections

25-27 march 2004

This conference, organized by the ILLE laboratory (University of Haute-Alsace in Mulhouse) in collaboration with the REIGENN laboratory (Sorbonne University), continues over 10 years of research conducted by the scholars of both laboratories.

Its aim is to explore modern and contemporary autofiction in Europe, with a focus on female voices and the feminist perspectives that distinguish it.