Institution et invention : circuits de création du collectif

This article explores the intricate relationship between institutions and the processes of invention and creation. It emphasizes the distinction between the normative regulations of institutions and their broader creative dimensions, focusing on how institutions enable and constrain collective meaning-making. Through a semiotic lens, the text analyzes the dynamics of invention as a process of reconfiguration that challenges established norms and fosters innovative practices. The discussion highlights the interplay between individual creativity and institutional frameworks, addressing the tensions between tradition and transformation. By examining the ecological, social, and cultural roles of institutions, the article underscores their capacity to balance the preservation of values with the generation of new meanings, ensuring the adaptability and vitality of collective systems.