L’invitée : Delphine Moraldo, docteure en sociologie, professeure en classes préparatoires Le livre : L’esprit de l’alpinisme, une sociologue de l’excellence du XIXe au XXIe siècles, Lyon, ENS éditions, 2021. La discussion : Introduction (00:00) L’intérêt d’étudier l’alpinisme, activité échappant aux catégories sociologiques habituelles (1:30) Une démarche croisant questionnement sociologique et périodisation (4:00) Un regard sur « l’excellence » des … Continue reading "233. Histoire et sociologie de l’alpinisme, avec Delphine Moraldo"
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