Demystifying Polish society
Beyond stereotypes, it is important to understand Polish society today, shaken by the experience of communism, the Solidarnośc struggles and
Desacralized art
The work of art, according to Jean-Pierre Cometti, does not possess intrinsic qualities but exists and is defined through social,
Virtue without morality
E. Anscombe recommends abandoning morality, which she considers obsolete, to replace it with an ethics of virtues which is inspired
The banal business of killing
By analyzing the reports of wiretapping carried out by the Allied forces during the Second World War, two psycho-historians study
Novel and philosophy in the Age of Enlightenment
During the Age of Enlightenment, the novel took hold of philosophy to make multiple uses of it: shaking up philosophical
The Middle Ages and its schools
If the Middle Ages did not invent the school, it profoundly transformed it. This is what the exhibition “ Light
Social resilience in perspective
Based on the notion of social resilience, a collective work explains how individuals manage to adapt to the changes brought
The time of collective memory
The memory debates that emerged in the wake of the history of collective violence in XXe century can be seen
Journey into the Soviet past
The historian Nicolas Werth traveled to Kolyma, “ in the footsteps of the Gulag “. His journey is both a
Sociology of ignorance
A sociological study deciphers the silence surrounding the dangers of glycol ethers, present in a large number of everyday consumer