Clarisse Herrenschmidt

Clarisse Herrenschmidt is an anthropologist, member of the Institute of social Anthropologie of the Collège de France.

She takes part in the research team “Anthropology and language” and active member of the groups “Forms symbolic systems” and “Currency and Language” CREA-CNRS.

Specialist in the languages, the religions and civilizations of the Iran before Islam, but also of the old Greece, Clarisse Herrenschmidt studies the history of the writings of the Western man, since the bubbles with “calculi” of Sumer (Iraq) and Suse (Iran) to the Internet, while passing by the Means and the Middle East, the hellenized Greek world and Europe.

Works

the Three Writings, Language, number, code , Gallimard, Paris, 2007
the Internet and the networks in the Debate n° 110,2000, p. 101
Of the struck currency and the myth of Artémis in Techniques and culture 43-44, 1999
the old East and us , with Jean Bottéro and Jean-Pierre Vernant, Albin Michel, Paris, 1996
Writing, Currency, Networks. Inventions of Old, Inventions of Modern the in the Debate n°106,1990
the Whole, the enigma and the illusion. An interpretation of the history of the writing in the Debate n°62, 1990, p. 95
Between Persians and Greeks, I. Démocrite and the mazdeism in Transeuphratène 11; 115-143. 1996

External bonds

Articles Release: The odyssey of the sign & the Language, gods and signs, discussion with Clarisse Herrenschmidt
Re-examined Transverse Sciences & culture
Laboratory of social anthropology

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