Sociology at the conquest of the Middle Ages
By proposing to study the Middle Ages as a sociologist, Alexis Fontbonne lays the foundations of a stimulating critical approach
The characters of Garamont
The story of Claude Garamont, if he is not the author of the characters that bear his name, is also
Israel and the hostage question
The scale of the kidnappings of Israeli civilians on October 7 is unprecedented. How have Israeli doctrine and practice evolved
Crimes of modernity
Two texts by the great Japanese sociologist Munesuke Mita, combining the inspiration of Sartre and that of Bourdieu, analyze the
From the state of exception to the sovereign state
Against the idea of a founding shift in our political modernity, occurring at the time of Machiavelli, Julien Le Mauff
Political narratives of radicalism
The notion of radicalization has been the subject of much ink in recent years, but remains relatively confused. States seeking
Wise bottles
Philosophy has its say on wine: on its definition, on its tasting, on what it inspires, but also on the
The man who hoped
The edition of fragments written by sociologist Zygmunt Bauman offers an insight into his life in exile, in which he
The art of the undecided
We must not oppose sharpness and blur, as if the latter were only a technical defect or lack of mastery.
All the stories in the world
The questioning of Eurocentrism has changed the ways of making history: it is to the connections between stories that we