This collection brings together works that explore the interrelationship between technology and the environment, whether they are theoretical works on this interrelationship, analyses of existing situations or artifacts, or presentations of innovative systems. It reflects our commitment to never separate the study of technology from its impact on the environment.
Interpretive Guides to Religious Heritage Sites
Edited by Jean-Jacques Clair
Published:June 2005
. Dimensions: 16x 22 cm / 172 pages
Paperback:17 euros – ISBN 978-2-914279-22-2
Audience:The general public with a curiosity about the subject
Content: Learning anew how to interpret religious monuments—as well as objects, clothing, drawings, and paintings, cities, gardens, and cemeteries—within the diversity of religions that have coexisted in Europe is an essential prerequisite for developing high-quality cultural tourism based on cultural exchange.
Authors: Antonio Barone, Jean-Jacques Clair, Robert De Backer, Céline Fremaux, Michel Gaudard, Sandrine Gauthier, José-Manuel Rodriguez Gonzales, Marisa Melero-Moneo, François Moyse, Eugeniusz Paduch, Dominique Pannier-Leclerc, Jean-François Pernot, Alin Scridon, André Selosse, Michel Thomas-Penete, Nicole Vitré, Anne Wagner
Monastic Networks
Edited by Jean-Jacques Clair
Publication date:June 2004
. Dimensions: 16x 22 cm / 144 pages
Paperback:17.50 euros – ISBN 978-2-914279-14-7
Audience:The general public with a curiosity about the subject
Contents:As centers of production and technical innovation, hubs of knowledge, and meeting places, medieval monasteries also played their part in the construction of Europe through the numerous exchanges they fostered.
This book is based on the papers presented at a summer school held at Luxeuil Abbey (Haute-Saône) in July 2003 and organized by the UTBM (University of Technology of Belfort-Montbéliard). It is the first volume in a series titled “Relecture du patrimoine culturel.”
Authors: Bernard Ardura, Jean-Jacques Clair, Raphaëlle Gaillard-Mossot, Philippe Kahn, François Lautier, Pierre Nobel, Eugeniusz Paduch, Jean-François Pernot, Valentin Petroussenko, Michel Tanase, Michel Thomas-Penette
