In a magical episode of the FACES.CACHÉES web-series, François Taddei looks back on his career and the key episodes that shaped his commitment.
In it, he shares his innovative proposals for education and delivers an inspiring kaleidoscope of his ideas, flitting from one subject to another. From transhumanism to the ethics of care and the notion of empowerment, François Taddei distills these themes as an accomplished storyteller, embodying with beautiful humanity Aristotle's words: « The ignorant asserts, the learned doubts, the wise reflects ». The episode also features several members of the Reliance network in complexity, as well as a professional magician-mentalist, not forgetting the arrival of a surprise guest! A truly... enchanting episode!
François TADDEI in WINGARDIUM LEVIOSA!
“A veritable cultural phenomenon, Harry Potter has become an intergenerational madeleine de Proust. His mentor Albus Dumbledore is one of the most powerful wizards of all time, as well as the principal of the School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. In this new episode of FACES.CACHÉES, we meet a man who is both: a jack-of-all-trades researcher with a desire to improve the world, and director of the atypical Centre de Recherches Interdisciplinaires (a sort of Hogwarts castle in the Marais district of Paris).“
Watch the full interview on : https://www.facescachees.com/presentation-fcm1
HIDDEN FACES, a web series of biographical documentaries
Supported by the Institut des Sciences de l'évolution (CNRS / Univ. Montpellier) and the Réseau Reliance en complexité (Reliance in Complexity Network), which is part of Edgar Morin's UNESCO Chair in Complexity, FACES.CACHÉES offers a transdisciplinary perspective, focusing on the careers of great thinkers*, scientists, innovators and doctors, as well as personalities from the worlds of the arts, literature, the humanities, the media and sport, in order to understand their work and their commitment.
The concept? Open up access to knowledge through inspiring, long-form (>1h) interviews, in an artistic-scientific register, for the lively transmission of knowledge to a learning society and younger generations.
Other episodes in the series
HOMO INDISCIPLINATUS - An interview with Edgar Morin
At 98, Edgar Morin seems eternal. His work will stand the test of time. More than ever, his voice counts. Going against the grain of disciplinary chapels, this unclassifiable thinker demonstrates that to be a scientist is to be able to link knowledge and individuals.
To be found on : https://www.facescachees.com/presentation-fc1
ALTER EGO INVERSO - An interview with Merlin Tuttle (VOST)
They are the bats, those mysterious and fascinating damselflies of the night. He is Merlin Tuttle, «aka Batman», as he sometimes calls himself. This extraordinary scientist has spent three-quarters of his life studying them.
To be found on : https://www.facescachees.com/presentation-fcn1
By Julie Phan Quang
*These terms are applied here in a non-generic way.
