The Philosophers' Round
In an ambitious and scholarly work that is as accessible as it is accessible, Vincent Citot compares the philosophies of
War in Ukraine: European imperialism?
Imported violence, brutal annexation, imposition of the language of the winner, but also desertion of enlisted soldiers: can we compare
The book form
The book as a form of discourse is inscribed in materialities. Among them, the small format, for example the in-18
Political decline and cultural deployment
At the beginning of XIe century, the fall of the Umayyad Caliphate was accompanied by political fragmentation. It is in
Climate hope
Even if the scientific data is enough to make us pessimistic, the philosopher Darrel Moellendorf shows that we can still
horse on three continents
The historian Marie-Pierre Ulloa studies the North Africans of California in their relationship with France. It sheds light on the
Religion without the institution?
In full expansion, Penteticism is a paradoxical religious movement: the ecclesial institution denies itself as such, to leave room for
Law in the city
In an extremely ambitious work, Scott Cummings traces how lawyers and jurists mobilized to make Los Angeles a more inclusive
How to become an adult?
We owe Vygotsky, a major educational theorist, for having shown how the child's psyche is formed. P. Svrac explains in
Ukraine, a democracy at war
Democracy in Ukraine is taking hold and growing stronger every day. The war, far from weakening it, strengthens the population's