The taste of the archive in the digital age
Historical research methods have been turned upside down in less than two decades. How can we preserve or renew the
The individual condition
An omnipresent figure in sociology, has the individual nevertheless been thought of in a stable and homogeneous manner? Is the
Geography of the just and the unjust
As geography returns to the public debate, particularly through debates on territorial inequalities, Jacques Lévy, Jean-Nicolas Fauchille and Ana Povóas
Prehistory: the vertigo of time
Prehistory as a discipline emerged in XIXe century. The fragmentary traces on which it is based and the mystery that
All vulnerable
Can we think of social transformation from the perspective of vulnerability? Yes, explains Mr. Garrau, but to do so we
At the printing press of time
What does the literary text bring that historiography does not already know? A historian undertakes to meticulously render a short
The impossible overtaking
The supposed end of the “right-left” divide, put forward by the current majority in its accession to power, is, according
At the crossroads of modernity
Is the modernization of Japan due solely to Western influence, as is commonly thought, or does it derive from its
A parliamentary assembly drawn by lot?
By proposing to take seriously the idea of a legislative assembly drawn by lot, the work edited by John Gastil
The Plague and the Fall
The Roman Empire collapsed because the climate changed in the 5th century.e century. The cooling favored the development of germs