Samuel Lézé. All rights reserved

ANTHROPOLOGIST

France

Samuel Lézé (France), lecturer in social anthropology at the ENS of Lyon, is a member of the Triangle research group and coordinates the research theme “Thinking mental health today” (Dire la santé mentale aujourd’hui) at the MSH-PN. His interests lie in the contemporary stakes of mental health as seen through the perspective of political anthropology: the authority of psychoanalysts, the ways psychiatric expertise is used, psychiatric care in jail…

> La question morale. Une anthropologie critique (with Didier Fassin) (Presses Universitaires de France, 2013)

> Le langage social des émotions. Etudes sur les rapports au corps et à la santé (avec Hélène Marche et Fabrice Fernandez) (Economica Anthropos, 2008)