Le carnet des bibliothèques et archives du Collège de France
Translated by Liz Carey Libbrecht. Go to Episode 1 by clicking here. The architectural evolution of the Collège from 1870 to 1970 In the late nineteenth century, professors complained about the lack of space, especially...
Translated by Liz Carey Libbrecht. Go to Episode 1 by clicking here. The Collège de France in the nineteenth century Following the Chalgrin constructions, the building remained unchanged until the reign of King Louis Philippe...
Translated by Liz Carey Libbrecht. Go to Episode 1 by clicking here. During the Renaissance At the end of the Middle Ages and during the Renaissance, the Université de Paris grew significantly and played a...
Translated by Liz Carey Libbrecht. Go to Episode 1 by clicking here. In Mediaeval times From the thirteenth century, the neighbourhoods of the city became differentiated in terms of function: la Ville, la Cité, and...
Translated by Liz Carey Libbrecht. Over several weeks, we will be offering you the opportunity to discover the history of Montagne Sainte-Geneviève, from ancient times up until the twentieth century, from the angle of the...
Translated by Liz Carey Libbrecht. Several photographers who were pioneers in the development of Near Eastern photography worked with the great Egyptologists of the late nineteenth century. The Egyptology Library at the Collège de France...
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...
Le DOI, qu’est-ce que c’est ? Le DOI (Digital Object Identifier1) est un code alphanumérique associé à un objet documentaire de manière permanente. Stable, il ne changera pas si le document est renommé ou déplacé. Catherine...
