Welcome to the story of rats
Wolves, cats, horses and, now, rats. Are they objects of disgust, vectors of the plague, or useful aids in cleaning
Italian Renaissance and democracy from below
Under the tumult of the Italian wars, the Renaissance was also a time of social revolts and collective resistance. Through
Jewish archives, French history
The Jews of France, excluded from the great national narrative? In fact, their archives are as rich as they are
Positive masculinity and LGBT rights in Morocco
Sex and gender equality is part of a global mobilization today. In Morocco as elsewhere, activists are fighting to bring
An elevation through the body
The body has long been the point of crystallization of racial hatred. Nicolas Martin-Breteau shows how African-Americans were able to
Family honor
After the patriarchal and controlled domestic world of the Florentines of the Quattrocento, the medievalist historian Christiane Klapisch-Zuber makes us
The worry of literature
Thinking about current literature from the invisible, the irrational and the strange, this is the original line that Anne-Sophie Donnarieix
Kant's invention
Experience can only lead to knowledge if it is organized by concepts which do not come from experience. A. Grandjean
Search the cataclysms
A new archeology is born. His contributions on mass violence in XXe century oscillate between history and memory. A specialist
When China reforms
Isabella Weber offers a deep dive into the economic and political debates behind the Chinese reforms of the 1980s. A