Catégorie : Colligere in English

In order to make the archives and heritage collections of College de France available to the widest audience, some of the entries of the blog Colligere have been translated into English. We selected those which seemed the most appropriate to highlight the history of our institution. We hope you will enjoy your reading!

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From India to Nepal, from Nepal to France: the tribulations of the manuscript of the Perfection of Wisdom in Eight Thousand Lines, India, 11th century

Translated by Liz Carey Libbrecht. One of the jewels of the heritage collections of the Collège de France Institute of Indian Studies, an 11th-century Buddhist manuscript illustrated by paintings of rare beauty, showed very worrying...

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A maiolica masterpiece

Translated by Liz Carey Libbrecht. In addition to thousands of ancient books, the precious collections of the Collège de France heritage library contain a number of objects, including busts of Francis I, the institution’s founder....

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Tibetans and zeppelins. Notes on some articles from the Kalimpong-based Tibetan newspaper kept at the Collège de France’s Library of Tibetan Studies

Translated by Liz Carey Libbrecht. The Collège de France’s Library of Tibetan Studies has a large collection of one of the earliest Tibetan newspapers, the Mirror of News from different Countries (Yul phyogs so so’i...

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“What is a politics of Chairs?” – Feedback on the debate led by science historian Wolf Feuerhahn as part of “Débats du CAK, saison 9” [CAK debates, season 9], held on 7 March 2018, at the Centre Alexandre Koyré

Translated by Liz Carey Libbrecht. http://koyre.ehess.fr/index.php?2642 On 7 March 2018 a debate entitled “Qu’est-ce qu’une politique de chaires” [“What is politics of Chairs”] was held on La Politique des chaires au Collège de France [the...

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