2006
DOI: 10.4000/traces.238
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L’engagement des intellectuels au sein des Universités Populaires

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“…The popular universities (universités populaires) established in 1882 intended to offer free education to the masses and provide both technical and theoretical knowledge (De Medeiros, 2017; De Souza et al, 2013; Lima de Sousa, 1996). French popular universities were the result of activist workers and left-wing intellectuals who joined forces to provide not only education but also free spaces in which critical thinking could develop (Premat, 2006). Such popular universities were separated from traditional universities, even though important scholars such as Durkheim called for popular universities to be managed by traditional universities (Durkheim, 1976(Durkheim, [1900).…”
Section: Contributing To Making the Itcp Possible: Critical Performatmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The popular universities (universités populaires) established in 1882 intended to offer free education to the masses and provide both technical and theoretical knowledge (De Medeiros, 2017; De Souza et al, 2013; Lima de Sousa, 1996). French popular universities were the result of activist workers and left-wing intellectuals who joined forces to provide not only education but also free spaces in which critical thinking could develop (Premat, 2006). Such popular universities were separated from traditional universities, even though important scholars such as Durkheim called for popular universities to be managed by traditional universities (Durkheim, 1976(Durkheim, [1900).…”
Section: Contributing To Making the Itcp Possible: Critical Performatmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Angela Ray a montré qu'on peut les appréhender comme une pratique visant originellement à façonner et développer la culture de la classe [4] Un parallèle qu'on ne peut développer ici pourrait être fait avec le cas français, les Universités Populaires se développant comme mouvement d'éducation pour adultes après l'Affaire Dreyfus . Ce « laboratoire civique », comme le nomme Christophe Premat, décline dans l'entre-deux-guerres -laissant la place à d'autres formes d'éducation populaire -avant de renaître depuis le milieu des années 1980 (Premat, 2006) . moyenne blanche protestante du Nord-Est (souci des élites après l'élargissement du corps électoral à la période jacksonienne).…”
Section: Genèse Et Développement Du Forum Movement Aux éTats-unisunclassified