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"In its initial form the Human Library is a mobile library set up as a space for dialogue and interaction. Visitors to a Human Library are given the opportunity to speak informally with “people on loan”; this latter group being extremely varied in age, sex and cultural background. " by May 22
« Le passe-Jardins » est une association qui cherche à promouvoir toutes les formes de jardins partagés et solidaires. En véritable centre de ressources, elle comprend une médiathèque, composée d’un espace documentaire , d’une photothèque et d’une outil-thèque . Cette médiathèque est mobile . En effet, en complément de l’ouverture fixe et hebdomadaire des locaux de l’association et de la possibilité de prendre rendez-vous pour consulter les documents, Le passe-jardins propose d’apporter certaines de ses ressources dans le cadre de projets de création ou d’aménagement de jardins.
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The Friedberg Genizah Project
The Cairo Genizah he Cairo Genizah, mostly discovered late in the nineteenth century but still resurfacing in our own day, is a collection of over 200,000 fragmentary Jewish texts (which may well equal three times that number of folios). Many of these were stored in the loft of the ancient Ben Ezra Synagogue in Fustat medieval Cairo , to the south-west of the modern city) between the 11th and 19th centuries. A genizah is a storage room where copies of respected texts with scribal errors or physical damaged, or unusable documents, are kept until they can be ritually buried. The dark, sealed, room in the arid Egyptian climate contributed to the preservation of the documents, the earliest of which may go back to the eighth and ninth centuries. These manuscripts outline a 1,000-year continuum of Middle-Eastern history and comprise the largest and most diverse collection of medieval manuscripts in the world.Studite
"...a resource center on the study and description of Byzantine bindings..." by May 14
Global search Objectives The STUDITE project aims to highlight the technical and artistic contributions of Greek and Byzantine manuscripts to the history of the book. Byzantine binding influenced the culture of the book in both the Orient and the West, and these connections are the subject of considerable cultural and scientific interest. STUDITE therefore aims to preserve and enhance this shared heritage to foster better historical understanding and intercultural dialogue. To achieve its objectives, the STUDITE project will conduct various activities:
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