Joseph Wresinski’s concept of “Fourth World” compared with L.P. Dufourny’s Fourth Order (1789) and the work of the historian Bronisław Geremek

June 7, 2017: The City’s Outcasts in Search of their History
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A Brief Critical History of Charity and Social Protection Based on the Gift Concept, with Mauss, Jaures and Wresinski

June 7, 2017: The City’s Outcasts in Search of their History
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Poverty Seen as a Serious Impediment to Being Fully Human or How Wresinski Calls Into Question our Conceptual Understanding of Benefit – Patrick Viveret

Round Table: Rethinking Civic and Political Responsibility
Patrick Viveret, philosopher and economist, is one of the founders of the “Dialogues in (…) Read more →

Fourth World, People of God? – Antoine Guggenheim

Round Table: When the Poorest Became Partners – June 8, 2017

Antoine Guggenheim is a theologian and director of the “troisieme (…) Read more →

From the Third to the Fourth World: How People in Poverty Question all of us, Our Communities and Change the Nature of the Action Required for Justice?

Round Table: When the Poorest Became Partners – June 8, 2017

Stanislas Spero Adotevi is a philosopher, former director of UNICEF (…) Read more →

Wresinski and the Church of his Time – Etienne Fouilloux

When the Poorest Became Partners in History – June 8, 2017

Etienne Fouilloux is a historian, biographer, and professor emeritus at (…) Read more →

What Father Joseph has Changed in my Life and the Life of my People – Marie Jahrling

When the Poorest Became Partners in History – June 8, 2017

Ms. Jahrling shares her experience living in Noisy-Le-Grand, and her (…) Read more →

From Knowledge to Recognition: Wresinski and the Fight Against Extreme Poverty – Axelle Brodiez-Dolino

When the Poorest Became Partners in History – June 8, 2017

Axelle Brodiez-Dolino is a historian at the CNRS [National Center (…) Read more →

Joseph Wresinski: Carving a Space for the Cause of People in Poverty in France, from the 1950s to the 1980s – Frederic Viguier

Round Table: When the Poorest Became Partners – June 8, 2017

Frederic Viguier is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Institute of (…) Read more →

Introduction to the Cerisy Seminar by Bruno Tardieu

Wednesday June 7, 2017
Introduction to the Seminar: Rethinking our World from the Perspective of Poverty – with Joseph Wresinski
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