Living your old age

It was not until 1908 that age was recognized as sufficient grounds for receiving relief. However, throughout the XIXe century,

The faces of the pandemic

We seem to be struggling to take the measure of the Covid-19 pandemic. Its arrival is sudden, its effects uncertain

Randomly by lens

The history of photography is not only that of the images that artists wanted to take. It is also made

Man is silent, nature speaks

With the lockdown, many natural sounds are becoming audible again, especially in urban environments. Listening to these sounds, as eco-acousticians

Down with education

Education – as it is conceived and practiced – is useless, quickly forgotten, expensive, unprofitable, and should be abolished. This

From infamous men to forest men

What if Foucault, after being interested in “infamous men”, had looked into the history of ecological marginalities, tracking down hermits,

Inequality in Seeds

Poverty and the greatest social inequalities of tomorrow are being built today in the routines of the youngest children. Speaking,

The little name of the great eras

What is a chrononym? The representation left in the vocabulary by a historical moment: “Restoration”, “Spring of Nations”, “Thirty Glorious

1946: The Kielce Pogrom

The pogrom in Kielce, less than 200 kilometres south of Warsaw, has been reconstructed minute by minute, in order to