School, republican or utilitarian?
What is the purpose of school? To train citizens, as Condorcet thought, or individuals capable of finding their place in
At the museum, paintbrush in hand
How can we manage to express the experience of the painter and the viewer in front of the canvas, what
Philanthropy between reform and social control
Charitable commitment in Geneva at the turn of the XIXe And XXe centuries reveals the ambiguity of philanthropy, between science,
The history of unequal regimes
T. Piketty’s work has undoubtedly launched a wide-ranging reflection. This is highlighted by the three critical articles devoted to it
Prayer and the flag
The “deradicalization” centers, opened with great fanfare in 2016, quickly collapsed. A book looks back at the dead ends of
Right and left values
In need of a partisan embodiment, the right-left divide nonetheless remains at the heart of the representations of French women
Diplomats and Republicans?
Diplomats would embody a bygone world. The idea is not new and the beginnings of the Third Republic were already
The university facing Covid-19
Covid is a shock for higher education worldwide, and is disrupting the governance methods of institutions, the teaching practices of
The rights of the disabled are violated
Despite the existence of many inclusive measures, people with disabilities struggle to assert their rights. Faced with these vulnerable rights,
Philosophizing with brushstrokes
What if Bruegel the Elder had been a Spinozist before Spinoza? This is the bold hypothesis formulated by Laurent Bove