Doctoral School
The Doctoral School brings together all doctoral students from every faculty at the Catholic University of Lyon to discuss a particular issue every year.
From January to June, five half-day seminars are chaired by one or more researchers from each faculty in turn dealing with the chosen issue from the perspective of their discipline.
Objectives :
- to offer an experience of cross-disciplinary research to doctoral students
- to invite external researchers to attend these seminars; this gives research lecturers and students from different disciplines the chance to compare their methodology on a particular topic
- to build a sufficiently large 'critical mass' at University level in terms of human resources to allow participation in research networks.
This Doctoral School brings together the University's five faculties to undertake cross-disciplinary research, with the option of publishing findings in the Catholic University of Lyon Review.
Topics :
- 2007-2008: Individual, society and community
- 2006-2007: Animality and humanity
- 2005-2006: Event, rupture and interpretation
- 2004-2005: Law
- 2003-2004: Knowledge and History
- 2002-2003: Violence
- 2001-2002: Identity, difference and otherness
- 2006-2007: Animality and humanity
- 2005-2006: Event, rupture and interpretation
- 2004-2005: Law
- 2003-2004: Knowledge and History
- 2002-2003: Violence
- 2001-2002: Identity, difference and otherness