Chapitres
- Introduction par Ghaouti Hansali06'47"
- Introduction par Pascale Brillet-Dubois10'04"
- Introduction par Bruno Guiderdoni10'41"
- Réalistes et antiréalistes03'48"
- Science, subjectivité et vérité03'55"
- Opinions minoritaires dans la communauté scientifique03'27"
- Le Big Bang est-il un mythe moderne ?05'09"
- Différents discours pour différentes fonctions04'40"
- Construisons-nous les mythes de demain ?03'02"
- La science face aux grandes questions05'19"
- Généalogie du chaos08'19"
- Pourquoi l'opposition aux sciences ?08'39"
- Vérité et représentations13'56"
- Complémentarité mythes et sciences03'32"
- Conclusion et perspective : des scientifiques affaiblis ?06'23"
Notice
Observatoire de Lyon
Mythes et sciences : l'éternel recommencement ? (débat)
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Descriptif
Pascale Brillet-Dubois, maîtresse de conférences en langue et littérature grecques au laboratoire Hisoma de l'université Lumière Lyon 2 et Bruno Guiderdoni, astrophysicien au Centre de recherche astrophysique de Lyon et responsable du Labex LIO, ont partagé leurs approches sur la thématique « Mythes et sciences : l'éternel recommencement » à l'occasion d'un débat organisé par le Labex LIO et l'observatoire de Lyon. En croisant l'étude des textes de l'Antiquité et les derniers progrès en physique, ils réfléchissent aux notions de vérité, de représentation et d'objectivité. Un débat modéré par Ghaouti Hansali, maître de conférences à l'École nationale d'ingénieurs de Saint-Étienne.
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