Roman Solé-Pomies
Roman Solé-Pomies recently completed a PhD thesis at the CSI on the management of road infrastructures in small territorial governments. This research investigates the role of maintenance practices in local public policies.
In a three-way dialogue, Jean Goizauskas, Solène Sarnowski, and Roman Solé-Pomies will delve into certain resonances of their research with Bruno Latour’s philosophy of subsistance. Drawing particularly from feminist perspectives, they will discuss the critical significance of inquiries and narratives regarding modes of existence. Whether these arrangements and situations are ordinary, professional, or institutional, they will assert that the issue at hand is not merely comprehending how things are held together, but also inquiring about how to subsist better.
Speakers in Session 4 : Subsistance: Making last, maintaining and slowing down