Cartier Libre’s research project at the crossroads of public history and scientific mediation

Based on a research conducted at a disused prison (1903-2010, Rennes), which combines history, mediation and participation, the aim will be to define a singular research space at the intersection of two developing research fields: public history and scientific mediation. What scientific and ethical framework, what necessary shifts in objects and methodologies, what reflective posture are needed to conduct research with rather than on? 

Gaïd Andro is a historian and senior lecturer at Nantes University, a member of the Institut Universitaire de France and holds a chair in scientific mediation.

Fanny Le Bonhomme is a historian and lecturer at the University of Poitiers.

They coordinate the ANR PatCaM-funded research project and founded the Cartier Libre research association. 

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