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This article will be released in full online April 8, 2023. Matthew Sharpe discusses Aymeric Monville’s Misère du nietzschéisme de gauche (The Misery of Left…

Décès de Philippe Sollers, figure de la scène littéraire française

It is Gallimard, his publisher, who announced the news: the writer Philippe Sollers died this Saturday, May 6, 2023. Author of dozens of novels, such as Le Parc, Paradis or more recently, Graal, he had received many awards for his work.

Since her arrival in France in 1965 and her meeting with the group "Tel Quel", Julia Kristeva has continued to cross the stages that metamorphose a curious girl into accomplished intellectual. As a linguist, literature theorist, psychoanalyst and novelist, Julia Kristeva has emerged as a dominant figure in the French and international scene through her writings, her practice, her teaching, her positions in the theoretical field and social. It is part of a circle of living thought, at t...

The media have begun to value criticism, which now appears in newspapers and on radio and television, generally in a fairly harmless form. It allows them to be seen as final arbiter of all debates, even those that could expose their toxicity. By refusing the terms of so-called ‘media intellectuals', Pierre Bourdieu risked criticism, both by them and the newspapers that gave them authority.

A wall painting depicting a dead man alongside a bison and rhinoceros has intrigued researchers since it was discovered in 1940

Is it possible to separate the celebrated novelist from the disgraced writer of fascist polemics?

Puncturing some prominent myths of our age, from neoliberalism to anti-Americanism

“Enduring freedom!” This was the slogan, as pompous as it was pathetic, which President George W. Bush used to launch his

​La cité des Doges, qui fête en 2021 son 1.600e anniversaire, est en survie permanente depuis des siècles. Le maire semble déterminé à la protéger et livre quelques recommandations aux visiteurs.