Programme de la journée du 17 mars 2016

SEMINAIRE EUROPEEN DE
l’ECOLE DOCTORALE
Première session
10h00 Présentation de la session
Sylvie Condette (CIREL) , Widad Mustafa El Hadi (GERiiCO)
10h15 11h15 Joseph Tennis*, University of Washington at Seattle, professeur
invité
GERiiCO/SID
Disputant, Shahid Rahman*, Professeur, STL, Lille 3
MEDIATION ET DIFFUSION DES SAVOIRS DANS LE CHAMP
DES SCIENCES HUMAINES ET SOCIALES :
Intentionality, Ethics, and Knowledge Organization
ENJEUX, RÉALISATIONS, PERSPECTIVES,
EN FRANCE ET À L’INTERNATIONAL.
11h Pause/Break
11h15-12h15 Joseph Tennis, University of Washington at Seattle, professeur
invité
GERiiCO/SID
Responsables :
Widad Mustafa El Hadi, Professeur des Universités, GÉRIICO
(Groupe d'Etudes et de Recherche Interdisciplinaire en Information Communication) - EA 4073
Disputant, Shahid Rahman, Professeur, STL, Lille 3
Constructs and Construct Patterns for Ethical Knowledge Organization
Sylvie Condette, Maître de conférences, CIREL-Profeor, CIREL
(Centre Interuniversitaire de Recherche en Education de Lille) - EA 4354
12h30-14H Pause déjeuner/lunch
Deuxième session, modératrice Laurence Favier (GERiiCO)
SESSION DU 17 MARS 2016
14h00-14h30 Samuel Trainor* (CECILLE)
10H00 - 15H30 MAISON DE LA RECHERCHE
SALLE F 0.13
LA DIMENSION ETHIQUE DANS L’ORGANISATION DES
CONNAISSANCES
THE ETHICAL DIMENSION IN KNOWLEDGE ORGANIZATION
PROGRAMME
Strategic and Ethical Layering in Synoptic Translation Practice
14h30-15h00 Noureddine Kridis*, professeur de psychologie à l'Université
de Tunis, professeur invité au CIREL, Lille 3
Modélisation du devenir créateur
15h00 -15h30 Sylvie Condette (CIREL, Lille 3)
Titre à confirmer
* short bios/biographies succinctes
Joseph T. TENNIS is an Associate Professor and Director of Faculty Affairs
at the Information School of the University of Washington, Adjunct Associate
Professor of Linguistics, and a member of the Textual Studies faculty at UW.
He is the President of the International Society for Knowledge Organization
(20142018). He is the Director of the Governing Board of the Dublin Core
Metadata Initiative (2016). He is an Associate Member of the Peter Wall
Institute for Advanced Study at The University of British Columbia. He has
been an occasional visiting scholar at the State University of São Paulo since
2009. He is Managing Editor for Advances in Classification Research Online,
and on the editorial board for Library Quarterly (USA), Knowledge
Organization (Germany), Scire (Spain), Informatio (Uruguay), and
Zagadnienia Informacji Naukowej (Poland). He is also a member of the Dublin
Core Usage Board and Oversight Committee (an international standards body
that works toward the implementation and maintenance of interoperable
metadata). He has been active in the InterPARES research project (working on
digital records preservation) since 2005, and currently serves as an advisor and
researcher on metadata issues. His research has been funded by Microsoft,
IMLS, and SSHRC. He holds a B.A. in Religious Studies. He received his
M.L.S. and an Sp.L.I.S. in Book History from
Indiana University, and the Ph.D. in Information Science from the University
of Washington. He works in classification theory, the ethics and aesthetics of
information organization labor, the versioning of classification schemes and
thesauri, subject ontogeny, information provenance, authenticity metadata, and
the comparative discursive analysis of metadata creation and evaluation,
including archival metadata, both contemporary and historical. In 2013 he won
the ALISE/Bohdan S. Wynar Research Paper Award, for "The Strange Case of
Eugenics: A Subject’s Ontogeny in a Long-Lived Classification Scheme and
the
Question of Collocative Integrity. " (2012). In Journal of the American Society
for Information Science and Technology 63(7): 1350-1359. To find out more
about Joseph visit: http://ischool.uw.edu/people/faculty/jtennis.
Shahid RAHMAN is full professor for logic and epistemology at the University
of Lille since 2001 (Sciences Humaines, Lettres et Arts, UMR 8163: STL). He
gathered a Masters in Philosophy, Mathematics and Philology
(ErlangenNürnberg), a PhD in philosophy and (on game-theoretical foundations
for constructive logic and category theory), cognitive psychology and
philology, and an Habilitation in Philosophy (both at Univ. Saarland –
Germany)?. Promoted by the ministry of education to the level of Professeur de la
classe exceptionnelle in Philosophy. Elected member (2011) of the Comité national
français d’histoire et de philosophie des sciences associated to the Académie des
Sciences.Director of the research MESHS-project ADA, that unifies 19-research
laboratories in the Humanities and Social Sciences of Nord-Pas de Calais (France).
The King's college edited a book in honour of his 50th birthday. He edits two book
series in Springer (LEUS and LAR) and three more in College Publications. His main
researches concern philosophy and history of logic and epistemology with special
emphasis on game-theoretical approaches. He successfully adviced so far, 14 PHD
students, most of them gathered academic propositions including assistants, associate
and full professorships.
https://univ-lille3.academia.edu/ShahidRahman https://cv.archivesouvertes.fr/shahid-rahman
http://stl.recherche.univ-lille3.fr/sitespersonnels/rahman/accueilrahman.html
http://www.springeronline.com/series/6936 http://www.springer.com/series/11547
http://www.collegepublications.co.uk/cahiers/
http://www.collegepublications.co.uk/dialogues/
http://www.collegepublications.co.uk/cuadernos/
Samuel TRAINOR is a British writer and literary translator who taught himself web
authoring skills while working as a freelance technical translator providing
multilingual web solutions. Since becoming an Associate Professor at the University
of Lille, he has integrated these skills into a web-based dynamic translation interface
for the retranslation of canonical poetic texts: the Synoptic Translation Project. As
part of a broader study re-examining the concept of transparency in translation, this
gives a practical example of a few of the key concepts of strategic and ethical layering
in translation. He has previously translated the work of Frédéric Lordon and Gabriel
Tarde, including The Two Elements of Sociology published by Routledge in early
2016, and has been involved in the translation of his own poetry. He is currently
working on an English version of L'Image de l'Autre. Noirs, Juifs, Musulmans et
Gitans dans l'imaginaire européen by Victor Stoichita for Reaktion Books.
Noureddine KRIDIS est professeur des universités en Psychologie de l'Education,
titulaire d'un doctorat de troisième cycle en sciences de l'éducation et d'un doctorat
d'Etat en psychologie, il a occupé les fonctions de doyen de la Faculté des Sciences
Humaines et Sociales de Tunis (Tunisie) de 2011 à 2014. Ses travaux portent sur les
questions d'information sur soi et de construction discursive, sur les conduites
créatives et la communication inter et intrapersonnelle. Auteur de plusieurs ouvrages
et articles s'inscrivant dans le champ de la psychologie de la communication et de
l'approche systémique, il est fondateur et directeur du Groupe d'Etudes
Systémiques (GES) et s'est aussi consacré à l'intervention psycho-socioéducative dans plusieurs institutions et organisations."