Créatures dépareillées
by Philippe Charlier, Roger Calmé, Dominique Memmi, Daniel Conrod
A collective inquiry into fragmented identities, drawing on medical, historical, and philosophical insights to explore how societies define and interpret otherness.
About This Book
Créatures dépareillées brings together perspectives from medicine, anthropology, and philosophy.
The authors examine how fragmented or hybrid identities have been understood across time.
Through case studies and theoretical discussion, the book addresses themes of otherness and classification.
Readers encounter a nuanced dialogue between scientific observation and cultural interpretation.
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