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The ravages of social media
| Cités
(2025/4 n° 104)
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Pages 3 to 6| Editorial
| Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 9 to 16| Introduction
| Nathalie Heinich
Pages 17 to 22| The “voice of the people”: populism, language games and viral
performativity on social media
| Valérie Kokoszka
Pages 23 to 31| The “netman”, child of the supersocial: on the fragilisation of the
psychosocial structure
| Pierre Beckouche
Pages 33 to 38| The phantoms of cyberspace
| Christian Walter
Pages 39 to 46| The Tantalus syndrome, or the infinite extension of aspirations
| Gérald Bronner
Pages 47 to 56| We are not educating our children, pornography is doing it for us
| Israël Nisand
Pages 57 to 66| Medical obscurantism in the time of algorithms: issues, corruptions
and resistances
| Lonni Besançon, Alexander Samuel, Séverine Halimi-Falkowicz
Pages 67 to 76| Mental health disinformation on social media
| Erell Guégan
Pages 77 to 83| Do trans activist networks function like cults?
| Thierry Lamote
Pages 85 to 93| When social media promote conspiracy theories
| Arnaud Mercier
Pages 95 to 102| Far right influence in IT, particularly social media: the use of AI
| Juliette Grange
Pages 103 to 111| Extremist schemes and narratives on social media, interview with
Valérie Kokoszka
| Laurence Bindner, Valérie Kokoszka
Pages 113 to 122| Jihadism and social media, interview with Nathalie Heinich
| Hugo Micheron, Nathalie Heinich
Pages 123 to 130| Abuses of free speech committed on social media
| Evan Raschel
Pages 131 to 139| Social media and child protection: legal resources
| Olivia Sarton
Pages 141 to 148| AI support of social media, interview with Valérie Kokoszka
| François Rastier, Valérie Kokoszka
Pages 149 to 157| About The Social Dilemma
| Gloria Origgi
Pages 161 to 163| Introduction
| Paul Audi
Pages 165 to 171| Keep your head down and hide
| Stephen Greenblatt
Pages 173 to 195| Universities and America
| Jeremy Adelman
Pages 199 to 208| Why do they hate France so much? Reasons for the passion of
Francophobia
| Christian Godin
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Why continue to learn? The era of relativism and Ai
| Cités
(2025/3 n° 103)
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Pages 1 to 2| Front matter
Pages 3 to 6| Editorial
| Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 9 to 17| Introduction
| Camille Dejardin
Pages 19 to 31| The world of information or the end of learning
| Christian Godin
Pages 33 to 45| Scientific knowledge as general knowledge. Why should science
permeate us all, and how can this be achieved?
| Yann Vaills
Pages 47 to 58| From tool to tutelage: learning in the era of machine learning
| Marius Bertolucci, Camille Dejardin
Pages 59 to 72| Senso-motor experience, a basic component of learning
| David Zarka
Pages 73 to 87| The untimely actuality of the Bildung in a “learning society”
| Quentin Landenne
Pages 89 to 105| What good is moral education?
| Marie Thomas, Vincent Vabois
Pages 109 to 110| Introduction
| Éric Pommier
Pages 111 to 116| The Chilean revolt of 2019 and the first constitutional referendum
of 2022: retrospect
| Emmanuelle Barozet
Pages 117 to 122| A “constitutive process” confiscated by parliament
| Pierre Dardot
Pages 123 to 128| Unfinished spring: Chile and the environmental question (2019-2024)
| Ezio Costa Cordella
Pages 129 to 133| The Allende enigma, 50 years on
| Daniel Mansuy
Pages 137 to 151| A political issue in ecological transition: consecrating the social
function of property
| Patrick Vieu
Pages 155 to 166| On “deconstruction” in studies of Islam, and the Brandolini
principle
| Florence Bergeaud-Blackler
Pages 167 to 169| Bruce Ackerman and James S. Fishkin, Éveiller la raison
publique. Pour une journée de la délibération [original title:
Deliberation Day]. Translated and introduced by Emmanuel
Nal, Paris, Vrin, coll. “L’esprit des lois”, 2024
| Pierre-Henri Tavoillot
Pages 169 to 171| Vanessa Nurock, Quelle éthique pour les nouvelles
technologies ? Nanotechnologies, cybernétiques, intelligence
artificielle, Paris, Vrin, 2024
| Christina Kalogeropoulou
Pages 172 to 176| Éric Brian, Pour en finir avec l’ivresse de l’abstraction
numérique. Chiffres, statistiques, data, Paris, Classiques
Garnier, 2025
| Jean-Pierre Cléro
Pages 176 to 178| François Dosse, Michel Serres, la joie de savoir, Paris,
Plon, 2024
| Marie-Anne Lescourret
Pages 179 to 179| Alexeï Navalny, Patriote. Mémoires [Patriot: A
Memoir], Paris, Robert Laffont, 2024
| Michel Messu
Pages 180 to 181| Luc Rouban, Les Racines sociales de la violence politique,
La Tour-d’Aigues, Éditions de l’Aube, 2024
| Michel Messu
Pages 183 to 192| Back matter
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Philosophers in the Resistance
| Cités
(2025/2 N° 102)
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différents degrés dans la résistance – on ne pourra pas être
exhaustif malheureusement à cet égard. Mais il importe de pouvoir
faire ressortir soit les points d’appui intellectuels de la
résistance des philosophes (ainsi pour Cavaillès, Canguilhem par
exemple), soit les rapports entre une pensée politique et une
application consécutive de l’engagement, soit une éthique
susceptible d’orienter l’action vers la résistance (Jankélévitch),
ou bien encore une condition ontologique prompte à déterminer une
résistance clandestine (par exemple pour l’article sur la pensée
juive).
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Pages 3 to 5| Editorial
| Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 9 to 12| Introduction
| Avishag Zafrani
Pages 13 to 20| Jean Cavaillès: the necessity of action
| Romain Peter
Pages 21 to 33| Georges Canguilhem: epistemological resistance. Cohesion between
concept and life
| Pierre Frédéric Daled
Pages 35 to 51| Democracy and Resistance: Cornelius Castoriadis and Claude Lefort
| Nicolas Poirier
Pages 53 to 66| Vladimir Jankélévitch, the drama of the Resistance
| Avishag Zafrani
Pages 67 to 78| Simone Weil or resistance “on multiple levels”
| Emmanuel Gabellieri
Pages 79 to 87| Jewish thought put to the test in the barn. Physical survival and
reinvention of Judaism in occupied France
| Johanna Lehr
Pages 89 to 108| Refusing servitude: Jean Guéhenno, philosopher and resistance
fighter, versus Jean-Paul Sartre
| Emmanuel Faye
Pages 109 to 117| Albert Camus. Memories of the Resistance in Actuelles IV,
the rediscovered book
| Vincent Duclert
Pages 121 to 122| Introduction
| Ghislain Deslandes
Pages 123 to 127| The debate on public debt
| Dominique Plihon
Pages 129 to 135| The usefulness and dangers of public debt
| Henri Sterdyniak
Pages 137 to 141| Considerations on public debt
| Jean-Marc Daniel
Pages 143 to 147| The existential dimension of debt
| Christian Godin
Pages 151 to 152| Introduction
| Emmanuel Faye, Denis Trierweiler
Pages 153 to 173| Jean-Pierre Faye: a century of thought
| Emmanuel Faye
Pages 175 to 179| Jean-Pierre Faye, reader of Carl Schmitt
| Denis Trierweiler
Pages 181 to 212| A strategy of self-exoneration: the correspondence between
Jean-Pierre Faye and Carl Schmitt on the total state
| Emmanuel Faye
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Raymond Aron or freedom of thought
| Cités
(2025/1 N° 101)
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Pages 3 to 5| Editorial
| Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 9 to 10| Introduction
| Perrine Simon-Nahum
Pages 11 to 23| Historical conscience and political concern. Raymond Aron’s
critique of Léon Brunschvicg and Alain
| Anthony Dekhil
Pages 25 to 34| How Aron writes history
| Pierre Manent
Pages 35 to 45| Raymond Aron and economy
| Maximilien Radvansky
Pages 47 to 60| Aron vs. neoliberalism
| Serge Audier
Pages 61 to 80| Raymond Aron the committed strategist
| Nicolas Baverez
Pages 81 to 91| Raymond Aron, thinker of democracy
| Philippe Raynaud
Pages 93 to 101| Aron, unusual thinker of 20th century history
| Perrine Simon-Nahum
Pages 105 to 126| Avoidable tragedy: for a secular view of Sophocles’ Antigone
| Benjamin Germann, Pierre Soubias
Pages 129 to 140| Social media: new crucibles of populist discourse
| Patrice Vibert
Pages 144 to 145| Isabelle Krier, Marie de Gournay, philosophe morale et politique
à l’aube du XVIIe siècle, Paris, Classiques
Garnier, 2023
| Jean-Marc Durand-Gasselin
Pages 145 to 147| Éloi Laurent, Économie pour le XIXe siècle.
Manuel des transitions justes, Paris, La Découverte, 2023
| Jean-Marc Durand-Gasselin
Pages 148 to 149| Isabelle Aubert and Eva Debray (eds.), Niklas Luhmann. Une
théorie générale de la société, Paris, Éditions de la Sorbonne,
2023
| Jean-Marc Durand-Gasselin
Pages 149 to 150| Gérard Raulet, L’Éducation selon Schiller, Paris, ENS
Éditions, 2023
| Jean-Marc Durand-Gasselin
Pages 151 to 154| Nicole Malinconi, Bruits du dehors, Paris, Éditions de
l’insu, 2024
| Camille Dejardin
Pages 154 to 164| Richar Wolin, Heidegger in Ruins. Between Philosophy and
Ideology, New Haven/Londres, Yale University Press, 2023
| Emmanuel Faye
Pages 165 to 167| Alain Boyer, Karl Marx. La transparence et les
entraves. Une lecture critique, Paris/Québec, Vrin/Presses de
l’Université Laval, 2024
| Christian Godin
Pages 167 to 169| Herbert Marcuse,Dialectique de la civilisation. Marxisme,
psychanalyse, critique sociale. Textes et interventions
1954-1978, trans. Fabien Ollier, Alboussière, QS? Éditions,
2024
| Christian Godin
Pages 170 to 171| Isabelle Barbéris, Censures silencieuses, Paris, Puf, 2024
| Christian Godin
Pages 171 to 172| Paul Audi, Tenir tête, Paris, Éditions Stock, 2024
| Christian Godin
Pages 173 to 173| Frédéric Worms, Le Pourquoi du comment. Philosophie pour mieux
vivre, Paris, Flammarion, 2024
| Emmanuel Picavet
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Saving democracy in a dangerous world
| Cités
(2024/4 No 100)
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Pages I to II| Front matter
Pages 1 to 1| Tribute
Pages 3 to 14| General introduction
| Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 17 to 20| Introduction
| Nathalie Heinich
Pages 21 to 32| What contemporaneity does to culture: the return of the Magic
Roundabout in an Olympic summer
| Pierre Statius
Pages 33 to 44| Authority in democratic crisis
| Jean-Pierre Lebrun
Pages 45 to 56| Conflicts in education
| Iannis Roder
Pages 57 to 67| The six struggles of secularism
| Pierre-Henri Tavoillot
Pages 69 to 77| The new inclusive school, a total institution
| Isabelle de Mecquenem
Pages 79 to 87| Woke crusades and islamo-leftist indoctrination at university
| Pierre-André Taguieff
Pages 89 to 97| Wokism and social media, new threats to education
| Nathalie Heinich
Pages 101 to 104| Introduction
| Jean-Marc Durand-Gasselin
Pages 115 to 125| Inequalities are within generations, not between them
| Hippolyte d’Albis
Pages 127 to 141| Democracy, conflictuality and ecological alternatives
| Serge Audier
Pages 143 to 149| Protecting democracy from itself
| Dominique Schnapper
Pages 151 to 161| What constitution is needed for a democratic balance of powers?
| Dominique Rousseau
Pages 163 to 173| The National Rally and democracy
| Marc Lazar
Pages 177 to 180| Introduction
| Michel Messu
Pages 181 to 190| France: the dangerous temptation of denial
| Georges Bensoussan
Pages 191 to 201| Political violence and the strategy of chaos: the radicalisation of
democracy according to France Unbowed
| Alain Laquièze
Pages 203 to 211| A party of “wickedness”
| Gérard Bensussan
Pages 213 to 222| The call to violence: social media and far-right activism
| Juliette Grange
Pages 223 to 233| Violence in the city: is there a way out of the current impasse?
| Maurice Berger
Pages 235 to 246| Mafia clientism and drug-trafficking, liaisons dangereuses
| Eve Szeftel
Pages 247 to 256| Anger in the city
| Michel Erman
Pages 259 to 261| Introduction
| Valérie Kokoszka
Pages 263 to 273| Democracy and digital peril
| Gérald Bronner
Pages 275 to 283| Artificial intelligence and democracy
| Claude Revel
Pages 285 to 295| Digital democracy and contemporary anti-politics
| Julien Chandelier
Pages 297 to 306| Making a people: is the use of social media accompanied by a
peculiar imagined community?
| Virginie Tournay
Pages 307 to 312| “Media conversation is more and more insincere”
| Anne Rosencher, Valérie Kokoszka
Pages 313 to 326| The digital opinion factory: manipulated citizens
| Guillaume Cazeaux
Pages 327 to 338| What corporations do with artificial intelligence is going to shape
our societies
| Eric Chaney
Pages 341 to 345| Introduction
| Paul Audi
Pages 347 to 358| The passion of identity
| Perrine Simon-Nahum
Pages 359 to 370| Liberty and its enemies: terms of resistance
| Nicolas Tenzer
Pages 371 to 379| Democracy and the terrorist challenge
| Jenny Raflik
Pages 381 to 393| The left’s problem with islamism. On Chris Harman’s French legacy
| Florence Bergeaud-Blackler
Pages 395 to 408| Gag orders
| Caroline Valentin
Pages 409 to 419| Evangelical Protestants and the French republic: reconquest,
retreat, reinforcement?
| Sébastien Fath
Pages 421 to 427| Democratic decadence and the rise of anti-semitism
| David Haziza
Pages 429 to 436| October 7th, Europe and the Jews
| Danny Trom
Pages 439 to 443| Introduction
| Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 445 to 457| Geopolitics of migrations and democracy in the European Union
| Gérard-François Dumont
Pages 459 to 470| Immigration in France, a social issue
| Didier Leschi
Pages 471 to 481| The war in Ukraine on the historical scale
| Alexandre Melnik
Pages 483 to 496| Israel, Palestinians and the “day after”
| Denis Charbit
Pages 497 to 503| From the Convention for the Prevention and Repression of the crime
of genocide to the controversy around the Middle East conflict
| Otto Pfersmann
Pages 505 to 519| UNRWA: a paradigmatic case of a UN agency going wrong
| Christian Godin
Pages 521 to 533| Moscow, Teheran, Beijing: a neo-totalitarian and anti-Western axis
| Pierre Raiman
Pages 537 to 546| Where is France headed?
| Boualem Sansal
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The market economy against capitalism
| Cités
(2024/3 No 99)
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Pages 3 to 7| Editorial
| Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 11 to 14| Introduction
| Valérie Charolles
Pages 15 to 29| Adam Smith’s capabilities approach. A foundation for
post-capitalism
| Thierry C. Pauchant
Pages 31 to 44| The imaginary institution of capitalism. The economic philosophy of
Cornelius Castoriadis
| Raffaele Alberto Ventura
Pages 45 to 64| Neoliberalism: a revision of liberalism, or capitalist
fundamentalism?
| Serge Audier
Pages 65 to 77| The sick economics of neoclassical financial theory
| Christian Walter
Pages 79 to 91| Economics and ideology. On the confusion between market economy and
capitalism
| Valérie Charolles
Pages 93 to 110| Worker participation in business governance, or “total revolution”
| Olivier Favereau
Pages 113 to 116| Introduction
| Camille Dejardin
Pages 117 to 125| School as a place of division
| Jean-Pierre Lebrun
Pages 127 to 135| Secularism at school (1989-2024), from ignorance to anxiety:
testimony of a literature teacher
| Maryse Haslé
Pages 137 to 149| Schools going digital: for whose benefit? The “school 4.0”
experience
| Audrey Vinel
Pages 151 to 160| From republican schools to algorithmic schools
| Marius Bertolucci
Pages 163 to 164| Introduction
| Éric Pommier
Pages 165 to 171| Arne Næss’s eco-deliberative politics
| Éric Pommier
Pages 173 to 178| Deep ecology amidst violence, authoritarianism and inculturation:
some observations on Naess’s ecosophy
| Luca Valera
Pages 179 to 185| Arne Naess and pragmatism
| Rémi Beau
Pages 187 to 192| Deep ecology tested by the eco-feminist critique. What
universalism, for what political ecology?
| Serge Audier
Pages 193 to 195| Pascal Perrineau, Le Goût de la politique. Un observateur
passionné de la Ve République, Paris, Odile Jacob,
2024
| Nathalie Heinich
Pages 195 to 196| Bruno Karsenti, La Place de Dieu. Religion et politique chez les
modernes, Paris, Fayard, 2023
| Valérie Charolles
Pages 196 to 198| Dominique Schnapper, Les Désillusions de la démocratie,
Paris, Gallimard, 2024
| Isabelle de Mecquenem
Pages 198 to 201| Les Jeunes Hégéliens. Politique, religion, philosophie. Une
anthologie, selected texts, translated from German, presented
and annotated by Franck Fischbach, Paris, Gallimard, 2023
| Jean-Marc Durand-Gasselin
Pages 201 to 202| Hartmut Rosa, Rendre le monde indisponible (2018), trad. fr.
Olivier Mannoni, Paris, La Découverte, 2023, édition de poche.
| Jean-Marc Durand-Gasselin
Pages 203 to 204| Hartmut Rosa, Pourquoi la démocratie a besoin de la religion
(2022), translated into French by Isis von Plato, Paris, La
Découverte, 2023
| Jean-Marc Durand-Gasselin
Pages 204 to 206| Emmanuelle Hénin, Xavier-Laurent Salvador, Pierre-Henri Tavoillot
(eds.), Après la déconstruction. L’université au défi des
idéologies, Paris, Odile Jacob, 2023
| Jean-Marc Durand-Gasselin
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Amartya Sen: economics and justice in an inegalitarian world
| Cités
(2024/2 No 98)
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Pages 3 to 8| Editorial. The West and its enemies: Amartya Sen versus Samuel
Huntington and back
| Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 11 to 15| Introduction
| Emmanuel Picavet
Pages 17 to 28| Capabilities and liberties
| Herrade Igersheim
Pages 29 to 45| Amartya Sen’s idea of justice faced with the issues of feminisms
| Muriel Gilardone
Pages 47 to 61| A different way of thinking about aid in public decision-making.
Amartya Sen and the debate on information
| Antoinette Baujard
Pages 63 to 74| Amartya Sen: liberty, equality and complexity in an inegalitarian
world
| Fabien Tarrit
Pages 75 to 86| Amartya Sen and development. Participative approaches and connected
measure(s) of mortality and poverty
| Judith Favereau
Pages 87 to 102| Amartya Sen: the theory of social choice
| Maurice Salles
Pages 105 to 106| Judith Butler and willful blindness
| Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 107 to 127| Universities threatened by sectarian irrationalism
| François Rastier
Pages 129 to 138| Ashes raining down on American universities
| Günther Jikeli
Pages 141 to 141| Introduction
| Éric Pommier
Pages 143 to 148| The subject and the world
| Renaud Barbaras
Pages 149 to 153| The theory of three movements in human existence
| Dragos Duicu
Pages 155 to 160| The historical world and the problematics of meaning. Jan Patocˇka
and the project for a phenomenological philosophy of history
| Ovidiu Stanciu
Pages 161 to 165| Phenomenology of art – the world unveiled
| Frédéric Jacquet
Pages 167 to 169| Caroline Eliacheff et Céline Masson, La Fabrique
de l’enfant-transgenre, Paris, Éditions de l’Observatoire,
2022
| Christian Godin
Pages 169 to 170| Camille Riquier, Métamorphose de Descartes. Le secret de
Sartre, Paris, Gallimard, 2022
| Éric Pommier
Pages 171 to 171| Jean Jacob, Communauté ou société ? Tönnies versus
Hobbes, Vulaine-sur-Seine, Éditions du Croquant, 2024
| Christian Godin
Pages 172 to 174| Jean Grondin, L’Esprit de l’éducation, Paris, Puf, 2023
| Marie-Anne Lescourret
Pages 174 to 176| Marta Grabocz (ed.), Narratologie musicale, topiques, théories
et stratégies analytiques, Paris, Hermann, 2022
| Marie-Anne Lescourret
Pages 176 to 180| Patrick Desbois, La Shoah par balles, Paris, Plon, 2020
| Marc Sagnol
Pages 180 to 182| Dina Khapaeva, Crimes sans châtiment. Aux sources du
poutinisme, transl. Fr. Nina Kehayan, La Tour d’Aigues,
Éditions de l’Aube, 2024
| Otto Pfersmann
Pages 183 to 184| Markus Gabriel, N’ayez pas peur de la morale.
La philosophie au secours des démocraties en crise, Paris,
J.-C. Lattès, 2023
| Valérie Charolles
Pages 184 to 185| Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt, La Mort des démocraties,
Paris, Calmann-Lévy, coll. “Liberté de l’esprit”, 2020
| Christian Godin
Pages 186 to 187| Henry Kissinger, De la Chine, Paris, Librairie Arthème
Fayard, coll. “Pluriel”, 2024
| Christian Godin
Pages 187 to 188| Carole Talon-Hugon, Histoire philosophique des arts. Œuvres,
concepts, théories, Paris, Puf, 2024
| Camille Dejardin
Pages 189 to 192| Olivier Wieviorka, Histoire totale de la seconde guerre
mondiale, Paris, Perrin et ministère des Armées, 2024
| Marie-Anne Lescourret
Pages 192 to 194| Julien Freund, La Décadence, Paris, Éditions du Cerf, 2023
(première édition, Paris, Sirey, 1984)
| Marie-Anne Lescourret
Pages 194 to 197| Ali Benmakhlouf, L’Humanité des autres, Paris, Albin Michel,
2024
| Marie-Anne Lescourret
Pages 197 to 199| Michel Foucault, Le Discours philosophique, édition établie,
sous la responsabilité de François Ewald, par Orazio Irrera et
Daniele Lorenzini, Paris, EHESS/Gallimard/Seuil, 2024
| Diogo Sardinha
Pages 200 to 200| Moishe Postone, Marx, par-delà le marxisme. Repenser une théorie
critique du capitalisme au XXIe siècle, Albi,
Crise & Critique, 2023
| Diogo Sardinha
Pages 201 to 202| Sylvie Monchatre, Laurent Muller and Patrick Watier (eds.),
Georg Simmel. Le social en mouvement. Individualisme et
modernité, Strasbourg, Presses universitaires de Strasbourg,
2023
| Michel Messu
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What is a man today?
| Cités
(2024/1 No 97)
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Pages 3 to 10| Editorial. Rethinking male domination
| Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 13 to 16| Introduction
| Diogo Sardinha
Pages 17 to 32| Prolegomena to the question: What is a man today?
| Diogo Sardinha
Pages 33 to 42| Transidentity and self-determination: on the social extension of
the fictio legis
| Valérie Kokoszka, Sam Ward, Karolien Haese
Pages 43 to 55| An end to hegemonic masculinity? Leadership theory and gender
fluidity
| Ghislain Deslandes, Jean-Philippe Bouilloud
Pages 57 to 66| From one desert to another
| Nadia Tazi
Pages 67 to 78| Masculinity in China today
| Demin Xu
Pages 79 to 90| Metamorphoses of masculinity (1852-2046). A literary journey
| Laurent Quintreau
Pages 91 to 105| Neo-virilism and far-right movements
| Juliette Grange
Pages 107 to 117| “Herculine Barbin: Archeology of a revolution”
| Catherine Marnas, Diogo Sardinha
Pages 121 to 123| Introduction
| Serge Audier
Pages 125 to 140| Max Weber’s legacy: liberalism, critical theory, socio-ecology
| Serge Audier
Pages 141 to 153| Neutrality, comprehension, typology: three lessons from Weber on
sociological posture
| Nathalie Heinich
Pages 155 to 173| Weber and charisma in politics. The modernity of an ideal type
| Yves Mény
Pages 175 to 188| Max Weber tested by 21st century geopolitics
| Danilo Martuccelli
Pages 189 to 200| Sobriety and moderation: a new capitalist asceticism or the end of
capitalism’s agonistic passions? Weber, capitalism and ecology
| Patrick Mardellat
Pages 203 to 213| The Jihadist mega-pogrom of 7 October 2023: origins and action plan
| Pierre-André Taguieff
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Max Weber (1): new readings
| Cités
(2023/4 No 96)
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Pages 3 to 8| Editorial
| Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 11 to 16| Introduction
| Serge Audier
Pages 17 to 29| The Max Weber of Raymond Aron. Sociology, politics and the question
of the régime
| Gwendal Châton
Pages 31 to 48| Habermas, Bourdieu and Weberian Marxism
| Jean-Marc Durand-Gasselin
Pages 49 to 67| Can Weber’s letter of 30 December 1913 to his editor really be
taken seriously?
| Élisabeth Kauffmann
Pages 69 to 86| Paradoxical affinities. Max Weber and anarchism
| Michael Löwy, Eleni Varikas
Pages 87 to 99| Max Weber and the rationalisations of work
| Michel Lallement
Pages 103 to 111| Situating the texts
| Serge Audier
Pages 113 to 122| Contribution to the debate day of the Association for social
policy, on discussions about the productivity of collective
wellbeing
| Max Weber
Pages 123 to 126| Between two laws
| Max Weber
Pages 127 to 129| Democracy and aristocracy in American life
| Max Weber
Pages 133 to 144| The Left and Islam. The logic of an ideological drift
| Christian Godin
Pages 145 to 154| On “brotherism” and its networks
| Florence Bergeaud-Blackler, Valérie Kokoszka
Pages 157 to 172| Piety and reality: Tribute to Pier Paolo Pasolini
| Sabatino Barbati
Pages 173 to 182| “You can’t fight a social model, you have to make it outdated”.
Religious, commercial soft power attacks the Republic
| Aline Girard
Pages 183 to 188| Jürgen Habermas, Une histoire de la philosophie. I. La
constellation occidentale de la foi et du savoir (2019), fr.
tr. Frédéric Joly, Paris, Gallimard, 2021 ; Une histoire de
la philosophie. II. Liberté rationnelle. Traces du discours sur la
foi et le savoir (2019), fr. tr. Frédéric Joly, Paris,
Gallimard, 2023
| Jean-Marc Durand-Gasselin
Pages 189 to 191| Jürgen Habermas, Espace public et démocratie délibérative : un
tournant (2022), fr. tr. Frédéric Joly, Paris, Gallimard, 2023
| Jean-Marc Durand-Gasselin
Pages 193 to 195| Monique Atlan et Roger-Pol Droit, Quand la parole détruit,
Paris, Éditions de l’Observatoire, 2023
| Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 197 to 200| Daniel Bernabé, Le Piège identitaire. L’effacement de la
question sociale, fr. tr. Patrick Marcolini, Paris, L’Échappée,
2022
| Nathalie Heinich
Pages 201 to 207| Carlo Ginzburg, Néanmoins, Machiavel, Pascal, fr. tr.
Martin Rueff, Éditions Verdier, Paris, 2022
| Avishag Zafrani
Pages 209 to 212| Rémi Brague, Sur l’islam, Paris, Gallimard, coll.
« L’esprit de la cité », 2023
| Christian Godin
Pages 213 to 215| Hans Joas, La Foi comme option. Possibilités d’avenir du
christianisme, Paris, Salvator, 2020
| Marie-Anne Lescourret
Pages 217 to 219| Thibaud Gibelin, Pourquoi Viktor Orbán joue et gagne. Résurgence
de l’Europe centrale, Paris, Fauves Éditions, 2020
| Philippe Boulanger
Pages 221 to 222| Nicole Athea, Changer de sexe : un nouveau
désir ?, Paris, Hermann, 2022
| Christian Godin
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Talking of the future, making the present
| Cités
(2023/3 No 95)
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Pages 3 to 6| Editorial
| Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 9 to 14| Introduction
| Virginie Tournay
Pages 15 to 29| Such fine futures
| Ariel Colonomos
Pages 31 to 41| “I wish I didn’t know how to draw so that I could learn”,
| Virginie Tournay
Pages 43 to 54| Constructing political futures becomes more and more uncertain
| Luc Rouban
Pages 55 to 69| Strategy according to Terminator. The role of fictions at the heart
of organisations
| Nicolas Minvielle, Olivier Wathelet
Pages 71 to 82| Biotechnologies, artificial intelligences and their chimeras
| Valérie Kokoszka
Pages 83 to 96| Early alert systems or the illusion of objectification
| Louise Beaumais
Pages 97 to 112| From the future of mankind to the futures of nature: social
sciences get to grips with the environment
| Céline Granjou
Pages 113 to 129| Getting beyond capitalism through (science) fiction? How the
imaginary finds vanishing lines by deconstruction
| Yannick Rumpala
Pages 131 to 140| How will we make society tomorrow? A thought-experiment to test
civic loyalty
| Virginie Tournay
Pages 143 to 144| Introduction
| Aliocha Wald Lasowski
Pages 145 to 150| Towards the Tout-monde
| Hiroshi Matsui
Pages 151 to 158| Glissant’s thinking is dissident
| François Noudelmann
Pages 159 to 163| The Chaos-world may play a role in our private lives
| Touhfat Mouhtare
Pages 165 to 169| Édouard Glissant and the desperate need for the Republic
| Rachel Khan
Pages 171 to 178| Créolisation is a contact sport
| Aliocha Wald Lasowski
Pages 181 to 182| Introduction
| Michel Messu
Pages 183 to 187| Social democracy and political guardianship
| Guy Groux
Pages 189 to 193| Paritarism and social protection organisations
| Julien Damon
Pages 195 to 203| Participative democracy in Switzerland
| Marc-Henry Soulet
Pages 205 to 209| Social democracy: an alternative legitimacy?
| Michel Messu
Pages 211 to 226| The existential enemy and the “power to kill”: Reinhart Koselleck
between Martin Heidegger and Carl Schmitt
| Emmanuel Faye
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State secrets and raison d’État today
| Cités
(2023/2 No 94)
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Pages 3 to 8| Éditorial
| Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 11 to 12| Introduction
| Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 13 to 23| Invisible power and raison d’État
| Vincenzo Sorrentino
Pages 25 to 43| An “emergency raison d’état”: what state of exception are we living
in?
| Julien Le Mauff
Pages 45 to 58| Dialogue on raison d’État in France today
| Alain Laquièze, Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 59 to 68| Trump in the White House: withdrawal of democracy and (dé)raison
d’État
| Alix Meyer
Pages 69 to 80| Putin’s Russia: raison d’État with no state
| Nicolas Tenzer
Pages 81 to 94| Between moral certitude and strict discontinuity: raison d’État in
Germany after 1945
| Otto Pfersmann
Pages 95 to 106| The political question in Israel: what rationality?
| Elhanan Yakira
Pages 107 to 129| In Italy, raison d’État hides an institutional and constitutional
disaster
| Gianfranco Borrelli
Pages 133 to 134| Introduction
| Gérard Bensussan
Pages 135 to 139| The Russian Federation’s doubly-illicit war in Ukraine
| Emmanuel Daoud, Gabriel Sebbah
Pages 141 to 148| Kidnap alert!
| Pierre Raiman
Pages 149 to 153| Judging Russian war crimes
| Luba Jurgenson
Pages 155 to 157| Sub-Russians
| Gérard Bensussan
Pages 159 to 163| Ukraine, culture at half-mast
| Alexis Nuselovici
Pages 165 to 169| Russia must lose this war
| Jonathan Littell
Pages 173 to 175| Introduction
| Camille Dejardin
Pages 177 to 181| Individuality and solidarity: John Stuart Mill and the “new” social
liberalism
| Catherine Audard
Pages 183 to 187| Three remarks on the feminism of John Stuart Mill
| Françoise Orazi
Pages 189 to 193| Participation or competence? Mill on representative democracy
| Ludmilla Lorrain
Pages 195 to 199| John Stuart Mill the educator: a lesson in life
| Camille Dejardin
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Authoritarian regimes and the destruction of thought
| Cités
(2023/1 No 93)
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Pages 3 to 7| Editorial, “Pro patria mori”, according to Putin
| Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 11 to 16| Introduction
| Eva Segura
Pages 17 to 34| The totalitarism of “race”, “heredity” and good health
| Benoit Massin
Pages 35 to 44| Language in shreds: totalitarian thinking and the fragmentation of
language
| Olivier Mannoni
Pages 45 to 63| Totalitarianism and authoritarianism in critical theory
| Jean-Marc Durand-Gasselin
Pages 65 to 77| Social networks between democracy and authoritarian regimes
| Florian Forestier, Chloé Fiodière
Pages 79 to 91| Is Nazism our contemporary? On reference to Nazism, its limits, its
teaching
| Johann Chapoutot
Pages 93 to 112| Metaphysics of totalitarianism. Contribution to an archaeology of
destruction
| Jean Vioulac
Pages 113 to 126| Putin’s Russia and the collaboration of the Western far-right
| Benoit Massin
Pages 127 to 128| Introduction
| Céline Masson
Pages 129 to 133| How children are ensnared. A dialogue
| Jean-Pierre Winter, Caroline Eliacheff
Pages 135 to 139| From body image to the body in the image
| Sylvie Quesemand Zucca
Pages 141 to 145| The “transgender” phenomenon in adolescence and coercive social
networks
| Angélique Gozlan, Céline Masson
Pages 147 to 151| Cyber-coercion and adolescent radicality
| Thierry Lamote, Alexandre Ledrait
Pages 153 to 166| Republic, public use of reason and education in Kant
| Romina Perni
Pages 15 to 29| The hypothesis of green capitalism
| Philippe Pelletier
Pages 31 to 42| Ecology, naturally on the right?
| Jean Jacob
Pages 43 to 55| Ecofascism and integral ecology, or the utilisation of ecological
emergency by right-wing extremists
| Juliette Grange
Pages 57 to 68| Resilient energy transition
| Vincent Mignerot
Pages 69 to 83| The inevitable anthropological obstacle. Anti-ecological unreason
and passion
| Christian Godin
Pages 85 to 99| Joyous separation. A possible ethics for the ecological city?
| Cécile Renouard
Pages 101 to 108| From democracy to ecology and vice versa
| Joëlle Zask
Pages 109 to 126| What politics of emancipation? The missed eco-republican
opportunity of political ecology
| Serge Audier
Pages 127 to 140| Extremism as representation and as anathema
| Pierre-André Taguieff
Pages 141 to 150| In search of extreme thinking
| Gérald Bronner
Pages 151 to 163| The extreme right: avatars and invariables
| Michel Winock
Pages 165 to 179| The political uses of extremism in Russia
| Jules Sergei Fediunin
Pages 181 to 183| Introduction
| Cristina Ion
Pages 185 to 192| Restitutions of artworks, a change of approach or gestures for the
media?
| Sébastien Gökalp
Pages 193 to 201| “Our world is a plural world, a world which has no centre”
| Souleymane Bachir Diagne, Cristina Ion
Pages 203 to 209| “Doing research to get works out of collections goes against
nature”
| Didier Schulmann, Cristina Ion
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Diabolical causality: new figures
| Cités
(2022/3 No 91)
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Pages 3 to 6| Editorial
| Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 9 to 19| Introduction
| Virginie Tournay
Pages 21 to 34| Anthropophobia: the human as the figure of contemporary evil
| Gérald Bronner
Pages 35 to 46| “Blasphemous evil” and renewed praise of censorship
| Jacques de Saint-Victor
Pages 47 to 62| Diabolisation and dediabolisation of popular cultures
| Guy Saez
Pages 63 to 74| The devil’s pen and nature’s errors
| Virginie Tournay
Pages 75 to 88| Le diable au corps
| Janine Mossuz-Lavau
Pages 89 to 98| Interview with an exorcist priest
| Virginie Tournay, Guy Saez
Pages 99 to 112| The devil’s reactionaries, or the return of age-old religions
| Renée Fregosi
Pages 113 to 120| The logic of the scapegoat in politics: uses and misuses of the
notion of antifascism
| Pascal Perrineau
Pages 121 to 137| The diabolisation of the Jews: function of a fiction
| Avishag Zafrani
Pages 139 to 154| The two meanings of the caliphate and the conversion of the world
| Valérie Kokoszka
Pages 155 to 174| Jacques Lacan and the question of writing
| Éric Marty
Pages 175 to 179| Roger-Pol Droit, Claude Jeandel (eds.), Vie bonne et grand
âge, Paris, Puf, 2021
| Jean-Pierre Cléro
Pages 181 to 183| Massimo Cacciari, Enfanter Dieu, translated into French by
J. Malherbe-Galy and J.-L. Nardone, Paris, Éditions de l’Éclat,
2022
| Marie-Anne Lescourret
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Simone de Beauvoir, a philosophy of ambiguity
| Cités
(2022/2 No 90)
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Pages 3 to 7| Editorial
| Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 11 to 19| Introduction
| Marie-Anne Lescourret
Pages 21 to 32| Transcendence and the difficulties of ambiguity
| Christina Schües
Pages 33 to 43| Motherhood, an unexpected quarrel
| Carla Canullo
Pages 45 to 63| Contemporary relevance of the ethics of The Second Sex
| Jean-Pierre Cléro
Pages 65 to 79| Simone de Beauvoir: explaining China?
| François Frimat
Pages 81 to 94| Autobiography as philosophy
| Marie-Anne Lescourret
Pages 95 to 113| Ageing, existing
| Juliette Grange
Pages 115 to 130| Dignity and sovereignty in de Beauvoir: a reading of A Very Easy
Death
| Annabel Herzog
Pages 131 to 144| Simone de Beauvoir and the cinematic encounter
| Lori Jo Marso
Pages 145 to 153| The French intelligentsia face to face with science
| Jean-Pierre Dupuy
Pages 155 to 164| Scientific imposture at the National Institute of Demographic
Studies?
| Jean-François Mignot
Pages 165 to 178| The antivaxxer revolt. An avatar of possessive individualism
| Christian Godin
Pages 179 to 186| From one neutrality to the other: ambiguities in the concept of
carbon neutrality
| Florian Zito
Pages 187 to 190| Benjamin Olivennes, L’Autre Art contemporain. Vrais artistes et
fausses valeurs, Paris, Grasset, 2021,
| Beat Michel
Pages 191 to 194| L’Homme. Sa nature et sa position dans le monde, French translation
C. Sommer, Paris, Gallimard, “Bibliothèque de philosophie”, 2020,
| Marie-Anne Lescourret
Pages 195 to 198| La Peur ou la liberté, suivi de “Le libéralisme de la peur” de
Judith Shklar, Paris, Premier Parallèle, 2020
| Virginie Tournay
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Inequality in all its forms
| Cités
(2022/1 No 89)
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Pages 3 to 12| Editorial
| Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 15 to 19| Introduction
| Jean-Marc Durand-Gasselin
Pages 21 to 25| The history of inequalities: an overview
| Walter Scheidel
Pages 27 to 49| Neoliberalism, inequalities and ecological issues
| Serge Audier
Pages 51 to 65| The geo-ecology of major inequalities between continents according
to Jared Diamond
| Patrice Bretaudière
Pages 67 to 86| Global cities and inequalities: globalisation or financialisation?
| Olivier Godechot, Nicolas Woloszko
Pages 87 to 101| Fighting and protecting against gender inequalities: living at the
heart of the women’s liberation movement
| Justine Zeller
Pages 103 to 118| Marie de Gournay, a philosophy of equalities at the dawn of the
17th century
| Isabelle Krier
Pages 119 to 136| The fates of discourse on the origin of inequality in contemporary
political thought
| Jean-Marc Durand-Gasselin
Pages 137 to 150| The French Revolution and inequality
| Jean-Clément Martin
Pages 151 to 152| Introduction to the text by J. Habermas
| Jürgen Habermas
Pages 153 to 171| The pandemic: protecting fundamental rights in an exceptional
situation
| Jürgen Habermas
Pages 175 to 176| Introduction
| Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 177 to 195| The archaeology of a polemical representation, the “Great
Replacement”
| Pierre-André Taguieff
Pages 197 to 205| The notion of the great replacement put to the test of numerical
evaluation
| Michèle Tribalat
Pages 207 to 214| Zemmour: reflections on the edge of a pustule
| Jacques Tarnero
Pages 215 to 222| Thought police and intellectual terrorism: a historian on trial
| Édith Fuchs
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Norbert Elias, a thinker to be rediscovered
| Cités
(2021/4 No 88)
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Pages 3 to 11| Editorial
| Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 15 to 25| Introduction
| Nathalie Heinich
Pages 27 to 40| Don’t touch! A more civilised relationship between authorities and
the body “itself”?
| Dominique Memmi
Pages 41 to 54| With and against Freud. Norbert Elias and historical social
psychology
| Hervé Mazurel
Pages 55 to 72| Norbert Elias and 19th-century European history: some perspectives
(2000-2021)
| Quentin Deluermoz
Pages 73 to 88| Norbert Elias and political science: a somewhat unnatural but happy
marriage
| Florence Delmotte
Pages 89 to 105| The philosopher in his ordinary state
| Claire Pagès
Pages 107 to 119| Connecting jurists to the work of Norbert Elias
| Jean-Louis Halpérin
Pages 121 to 133| Norbert Elias and the notion of “bourgeois Marxism”
| Lyvann Vaté
Pages 137 to 138| Introduction
| Virginie Tournay
Pages 139 to 145| “Clandestine, dispersed violence”: the dilution of war
| Jean-Baptiste Jeangène Vilmer
Pages 147 to 151| Terrorism, counter-terrorism and the despecification of war
| Cyrille Bret
Pages 153 to 158| The digital revolution and transformations of war
| Céline Marangé
Pages 159 to 163| A European way in cyberspace
| Florent Parmentier
Pages 165 to 169| The figure of the enemy in cyberpunk
| Virginie Tournay, Laurent Genefort
Pages 171 to 187| Post-feminism and the return of the ancient Great Goddess myth
| François Rastier
Pages 189 to 196| Is sovereignty necessarily the right over life and death?
| Liang Pang
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Anti-Semitism: permanence and metamorphoses
| Cités
(2021/3 No 87)
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Pages 3 to 10| Editorial
| Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 13 to 18| Introduction
| Avishag Zafrani
Pages 19 to 32| Are Jews the victims of Holocaust memory?
| Iannis Roder
Pages 33 to 50| “The Germans will never forgive the Jews for Auschwitz” (Zvi Rex).
Origin, scope and limits of the concepts of “secondary
anti-Semitism”
| Bruno Quelennec
Pages 51 to 72| Anti-Semitism, an anti-racism like any other
| David Haziza
Pages 73 to 85| “Eternally new” anti-Semitism
| Gérard Bensussan
Pages 87 to 97| To what does Judaism pose obstruction? Anti-Semitism and Apocalypse
| Perrine Simon-Nahum
Pages 99 to 112| Anti-Semitism or philo-Semitism: a poorly-posed problem
| Pierre-André Taguieff
Pages 113 to 129| Anti-Semitism, a symptom that needs decoding
| Sarah Abitbol
Pages 131 to 143| “Jew” as a signifier
| Christian Godin
Pages 145 to 157| Inquiry into new anti-Semitic narratives, interview with Avishag
Zafrani
| Marc Weitzmann, Avishag Zafrani
Pages 159 to 162| Introduction
| Eva Segura
Pages 163 to 175| Nazism as individual and collective deviance. A historiographical
review
| Nicolas Patin
Pages 177 to 194| “Eichmanns gab es viele”: from the history of a Nazi to the
Nazi of history
| Fabien Théofilakis
Pages 195 to 210| The banality of evil is not a cliché
| Roger Berkowitz
Pages 211 to 230| Eichmann as a supposed cold bureaucrat, or a convenient lie to
avoid personal responsibility in Germany
| Günther Jikeli
Pages 231 to 244| Hannah Arendt and Gerhard/Gershom Scholem: a passionate friendship
| Michelle-Irène Brudny
Pages 245 to 254| Football, an ideological conduit for racist racialisation
| Jean-Marie Brohm, Fabien Ollier, Raymond Sémédo
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Anti-Semitism: permanence and metamorphoses
| Cités
(2021/2 No 86)
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Pages 3 to 6| Editorial
| Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 9 to 12| Introduction
| Isabelle Barbéris, Franck Neveu
Pages 13 to 29| Language, law, order
| Franck Neveu
Pages 31 to 40| On the expression “cancel culture”
| Isabelle Barbéris
Pages 41 to 55| Deconstructing common French?
| Sonia Branca-Rosoff
Pages 57 to 70| The cost of opaque spelling for those learning to read
| Liliane Sprenger-Charolles
Pages 71 to 86| The great divides of inclusive writing. Between love of language
and love of me, me, me
| Danièle Manesse
Pages 87 to 98| French language rights: between inclusion and exclusion
| Jordane Arlettaz
Pages 99 to 104| French is the language of the Republic
| André Bellon
Pages 105 to 114| Jaime Semprun and archaeolanguage
| Patrick Marcolini
Pages 115 to 125| On literature considered as a means of oppression
| Marc Hersant
Pages 129 to 140| Ashamed of their native language
| Jean-Claude Milner, Isabelle Barbéris, Franck Neveu
Pages 141 to 156| Censorship and proscription in conquered territory
| François Rastier
Pages 157 to 173| Surveillance and punishment: testimonies of a climate of censorship
in universities
| Yana Grinshpun, Jean Szlamowicz
Pages 175 to 186| The sickness of the age: incest and paedophilia
| Caroline Eliacheff
Pages 187 to 200| Éric Marty, Le Sexe des Modernes. Pensée du Neutre et théorie du
genre, Paris, Seuil, coll. « Fiction & Cie »,
2021, interview with Laurent Zimmermann
| Éric Marty, Laurent Zimmerman
Pages 201 to 211| Pierre-André Taguieff, L’Imposture décoloniale. Science
imaginaire et pseudo-antiracisme, Paris, Éditions de
l’Observatoire/Humensis, 2020, by Véronique Taquin
| Véronique Taquin
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Camus, political writer
| Cités
(2021/1 No 85)
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Pages 3 to 8| Editorial
| Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 11 to 14| Introduction
| Serge Audier
Pages 15 to 37| Camus’ libertarian socialism confronted with the challenges of
modernity
| Serge Audier
Pages 39 to 53| Nihilism ou sorrowful intelligence in the work of Albert Camus
| Avishag Zafrani
Pages 55 to 66| Intoxicating antitotalitarianism. Camus, Orwell, Chiaromonte
| François Bordes
Pages 67 to 81| Camus: science, ecology and anarchy
| Philippe Pelletier
Pages 83 to 93| Reading L’État de siège today
| Denis Salas
Pages 95 to 100| Camus and the critique of violence
| Ramin Jahanbegloo
Pages 101 to 106| “Doing one’s job as a man”. Albert Camus’ commitment
| Vincent Duclert
Pages 107 to 119| US Elections: Joe Biden at the heart of the “war of two Americas”
| Michael C. Behrent
Pages 121 to 124| The nature of political islamism and its power of seduction
| Yves Charles Zarka
Pages 125 to 125| Introduction
Pages 127 to 138| “Learning to read deeply and to speak of great things”
| Denis Kambouchner
Pages 139 to 150| Is the school of the Republic made for the Republic?
| Catherine Kintzler
Pages 151 to 154| Le Végétarisme des Lumières. L’abstinence de viande dans la
France du XVIIIe siècle, Paris, Classiques Garnier, 2019,
| Eva Segura
Pages 155 to 157| Ethnologie du bureau, Paris, Éditions Métailié, 2020,
| Marie-Anne Lescourret