/2007/2008/
The Animal Roots
of Biopolitics:
Zootechnics of Government
Claude-Olivier Doron
18h30 Tuesday
March 18 2008
Grand Salon
The American University of Paris
Concepts & Practices in Contemporary French Philosophy
Regards Croisés / Joint Seminar 2007-2008 Local | Vital | Legal
"The Animal Roots of Biopolitics: Zootechnics of Government"
Claude-Olivier Doron
Université Paris VII/ Denis Diderot /REHSEIS/ Centre Canguilhem
The fourth seminar in the 2007-2008 'Regards croisés', Concepts and Practices in Contemporary French Philosophy series took place Tuesday, March 18th, 2008 at The American University of Paris.
Claude-Olivier Doron (CNRS) led the seminar with a paper entitled "The Animal Roots of Biopolitics: Zootechnics of Government".
The 'Regards croisés' seminar series in 'Concepts and Practices in Contemporary French Philosophy' presents different French and Anglo-saxon perspectives on twentieth and twenty-first century French philosophy around the concepts of 'Local, Vital, Legal'. Papers are presented by specialists in contemporary French philosophy as well as by those who are engaged in examining the impact of French philosophy within other domains and disciplines: literature, law, politics, art, and the sciences. The joint seminar in 'Concepts and Practices in Contemporary French Philosophy' is organized by the Critical Theory Collective at The American University of Paris in partnership with the Centre International d'Étude de la Philosophie Française Contemporaine (CIEPFC) at the École normale supérieure and Columbia University Paris - Reid Hall.
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