The last metaphysician
230 years after their publication, the Morning hours by Mendelssohn, who was both the first German Jewish philosopher and the
When the truth is armed with lies
“I too am the truth”, “the truth sets you free”, these are the two lies that all resistance must concede.
Renaissance Dreamer
Deep sleep is ambiguous: it is interpreted either as a form of meditation or as a kind of lascivious abandonment.
The moral animal
Aristotle's ethics is indeed a form of naturalism, but according to Pierre-Marie Morel it is a problematic naturalism, in which
Daily life in the time of drug trafficking
In Mexico, the war against drug trafficking left nearly 300,000 dead and 100,000 missing between 2006 and 2021. going against
Shadow and light
avoiding all the trappings, photographer Maxence Rifflet presents, in the form of a book and an exhibition, work carried out
Time on the board
An exhibition at the Center Pompidou, the edition enriched with a monograph: the work of the unclassifiable Chris Ware is
What Islam does (or doesn't) at school
Far from the usual sensationalist remarks, a field survey carried out in the suburbs of Lyon studies the attitude of
Impulses and actions
We must not confuse attractions and behaviors, argues Allyn Walker. Pedophilia is only condemnable as long as it results in
From slavery to police torture
Laurence Ralph's ethnography explores the different systems of punishment that harm the bodies of Black and Brown Americans and that