“A garden for science”: the complex origins of Université Paris 11
Référence bibliographique :
Émilia ROBIN, ““A garden for science”: the complex origins of Université Paris 11”, dans Peter E. Fäßler (Hg.), Daniel Kramps (Hg.), Rainer Pöppinghege (éd.), Junge Hochschulen. Institutionen im Spannungsfeld von Tradition, Reformanspruch und Pragmatismus [Jeunes établissements d’enseignement. Des institutions entre tradition, réforme et pragmatisme], Franz Steiner Verlag, 2024, p. 135-148 [163 p.]
Auteur.e.s membre de l'UMR : Émilia Robin
Année : 2024
Axe(s) de recherche : Autre
Thème(s) : Autre
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Présentation :
In this contribution, I aim at underlining several long-term trends throughout the history of Paris-Sud, and how they may be relevant to understand the present situation. I will focus mainly on the Orsay campus, as it was the university’s birthplace and its largest campus. I argue that the Orsay site was designed as a solution to several problems, but not as a project in itself. Beyond the institutional affiliations, a shared identity was born from the sense of working in an exceptional natural site.
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