The conditions of producing and circulating knowledge in the human sciences are increasingly opening up to new territories: hybrid writing, collaborative annotations, multimedia platforms, artificial intelligence, new media. Following the research cycle (from its writing to its circulation in the public sphere), this day aims to map this new landscape and confront points of view on the upheavals at work.
How is research written in a world saturated with narratives? Through what circuits is it published and made visible? What becomes of scientific authority and of dialogue with society in a fragmented, algorithmic media space? What ethical and technical issues do the new means of producing and disseminating research raise? In short: how are the human sciences redefining their modes of existence, circulation and sharing today?