Photo : Archives Maison d'Auguste Comte
Conference: Auguste Comte, from Paris to the world
Conference "L’heure cultureG Mines-PSL" on Tuesday, November 24 at 6:30 PM at the Chapelle de l'Humanité, 5 rue Payenne (Paris 3rd). Organized by our association, in partnership with Mines-PSL, Mines Paris Alumni, Canal-U (the universities' WebTV), and the Maison Auguste Comte.
Chapelle de l'Humanité (Paris 3rd)
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Conference on Auguste Comte, from Paris to the world, by David Labreure, PhD in History, director of the Maison Auguste Comte.
The conference takes place in the exceptional setting of the Chapelle de l'Humanité, in the Marais district (usually not open to the public).
(full program of this 4th cycle of conferences, from Tuesday, September 29 to Tuesday, December 15, 2026, at https://www.canal-u.tv/chaines/culturegnum/conferences-l-heure-cultureg-a-mines-psl)
Our take on this event
Steal away into a hidden chapel in the heart of the Marais that rarely welcomes the public for a deep dive into intellectual history. You will explore the far-reaching influence of Auguste Comte with an expert who brings nineteenth-century philosophy to life. This is a rare chance to satisfy your curiosity in a setting that feels like a well-kept neighborhood secret.
Discover the global legacy of Auguste Comte on Tuesday, November 24, 2026, in the heart of the Marais. David Labreure, doctor of history and director of the Maison Auguste Comte, leads this unique lecture exploring how this Parisian philosopher influenced the world. The event is hosted at the Chapelle de l'Humanité, a historic site that is typically closed to the general public. Tickets for this intellectual session range from 3 to 7 euros. Please note that this conference is strictly for attendees aged 18 and over, providing an intimate setting to examine Comte's philosophy in his home city.
On Tuesday, November 24, 2026, from 18:30 to 20:30, the Chapelle de l'Humanité hosts a special lecture dedicated to Auguste Comte. Located at 5, rue Payenne in Paris's 3rd arrondissement, this venue offers a rare chance to visit a location that is usually off-limits to the public. David Labreure, a renowned historian and director of the Maison Auguste Comte, will present his insights on the international scope of Comte's work during a session titled "Auguste Comte, de Paris au monde".
Participation in this event requires a ticket, priced between 3 and 7 euros. The lecture is open exclusively to adults aged 18 and older. Whether you are a student of history or a curious local, this evening promises a deep dive into the life and impact of a seminal figure in a venue steeped in character.
