Miroirs d'encre, histoire du livre, désirs de lecture. Voyages Jacques Rancière and Aliocha Wald

Jacques Rancière and Aliocha Wald Lasowski discuss the forms

This selection showcases iconic pieces and a group of works with singular forms that are still largely unknown to the general public

Is it enough to approve an urban planning plan for it to be implemented

this exhibition brings together around a hundred works

Miroirs d'encre, histoire du livre, désirs de lecture. Voyages Jacques Rancière and Aliocha WaldA desired object, a work tool, a precious commodity, a remedy for melancholy, or a source of knowledge the values and uses of books seem endless. At the intersection of history and literature, Christine Bnvent captures this diversity and questions the place of books and reading within the humanities, as well as the personal trajectory of researchers. If history deals with what is, works on the lack which is at the origin of our knowledge, would