For over forty years, the Ministry of Culture, twenty French schools and the profession of architect will each play their part as a response.
In this microcosm May 68, with complete nonsense, invented nothing but revealed concerns intellectual and ideological background of conflicts of interest and power will not always live up to the challenges of social demand .
Jean-Baptiste Leccia us to live the movie of his life at the School of Architecture of Marseille first as Deputy Director (1968-70) then as a teacher of humanities (1973-2008): in a book being edited to be published in 2011 .
As a former regional school, rejecting the legacy of the old National School of Fine Arts, shunned by the University, tempted by the professionalism, the Ecole Nationale Superieure d'Architecture de Marseille Will it namely to find a future? Despite the confusing practice of each other - principals, teachers and students - Jean-Baptiste Leccia wants to believe it! In any case he dreams.
Jean-Baptiste Leccia , Born in Morocco in 1943, returned to France at age 15, a pupil of Jean-Claude Passeron in philosophy class in high school Perier Marseille, legal studies, geography, political science and history at Aix-en-Provence , Deputy Director of the School of Architecture of Marseille on the eve of May 68, then a teacher for over 30 years at the School of Architecture of Marseille.
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In this microcosm May 68, with complete nonsense, invented nothing but revealed concerns intellectual and ideological background of conflicts of interest and power will not always live up to the challenges of social demand .
Jean-Baptiste Leccia us to live the movie of his life at the School of Architecture of Marseille first as Deputy Director (1968-70) then as a teacher of humanities (1973-2008): in a book being edited to be published in 2011 .
As a former regional school, rejecting the legacy of the old National School of Fine Arts, shunned by the University, tempted by the professionalism, the Ecole Nationale Superieure d'Architecture de Marseille Will it namely to find a future? Despite the confusing practice of each other - principals, teachers and students - Jean-Baptiste Leccia wants to believe it! In any case he dreams.
Jean-Baptiste Leccia , Born in Morocco in 1943, returned to France at age 15, a pupil of Jean-Claude Passeron in philosophy class in high school Perier Marseille, legal studies, geography, political science and history at Aix-en-Provence , Deputy Director of the School of Architecture of Marseille on the eve of May 68, then a teacher for over 30 years at the School of Architecture of Marseille.
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