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Pages 5 to 9| Editorial | Sébastien Labrusse

Pages 11 to 23| Interview with Judith Chavanne | Sébastien Labrusse

Pages 25 to 40| Generative AI: A symptom of the world’s loss of poetry | Alexis Piat

Pages 41 to 57| Does poetry think? The approach to God in a poem by Yves Bonnefoy | Patrick Werly

Pages 59 to 76| From the name to the poem and to things: Maldiney, a reader of Francis Ponge | Jérôme de Gramont

Pages 77 to 94| The poetry of the concept in Nietzsche. From Nietzsche to Rimbaud: Philosophy’s return to sensation | Marie Denieuil

Pages 95 to 108| The poetic reason of María Zambrano | Jean-Marc Sourdillon

Pages 111 to 134| Patmos, by Hölderlin.A note on Friedrich Hölderlin | Ahmet Soysal

Pages 135 to 155| A poem by Philippe Jaccottet. A note on Philippe Jaccottet | Sébastien Labrusse, Jérôme de Gramont, Renaud Barbaras, Florent Dumontier, Étienne Pinat

Pages 159 to 161| The shy master (on Vers Philippe Jaccottet, by S. Labrusse) | Baptiste Jacomino

Pages 163 to 174| Axiological neutrality in the social sciences (on La savante et le politique by É. Fassin and C. Ibos) | Laurent Fedi

Pages 175 to 179| Notices on some recent publications and works received by the editors

Pages 183 to 194| An interview with Jean-Paul Sartre on Hegel and Hegelianism (1972) | Mathias Goy, Manu Braganca

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Pages 5 to 8| Editorial | Jean-Claude Poizat

Pages 9 to 23| Interview with Francis Wolff | Jean-Claude Poizat

Pages 25 to 39| Interview with Sylvie Paillat | Sylvie Paillat

Pages 41 to 62| Animal labour: A concept, its challenges | Jocelyne Porcher

Pages 63 to 80| Is the animal a plant like any other? Bulb and concrete: Ontological confusion and zoocarceral rooting | Amandine Andruchiw

Pages 81 to 89| Humanity and animals: Descartes versus Montaigne | Claude Obadia

Pages 91 to 108| Animals as subjects of justice: Martha Nussbaum’s capabilities approach | N'Dré Sam Beugré

Pages 111 to 115| Can free will be disproved by science? | Vincent Citot

Pages 117 to 119| The sanitized and the revolting | Baptiste Jacomino

Pages 121 to 128| Notices on some recent publications and works received by the editors

Pages 131 to 154| Abstain or participate: Political responsibility and totalitarianism | Lyvann Vaté

Pages 155 to 166| Claude Lefort, thinker on democracy | Charles Boyer

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Pages 5 to 8| Editorial | Baptiste Jacomino

Pages 9 to 16| Interview with Philippe Meirieu | Baptiste Jacomino

Pages 17 to 27| Teaching in the digital era | Christophe Giolito

Pages 29 to 45| What is the common act of the teacher and the taught? | Arnaud Rossetti

Pages 47 to 68| Teaching “as a philosopher” according to Spinoza | Philippe Danino

Pages 69 to 79| Thinking about cooperative education with Alain? | Baptiste Jacomino

Pages 81 to 105| Levinas’s concept of teaching | Chih-Kang Wu

Pages 107 to 124| The school institution, the social and the political | Lyvann Vaté

Pages 127 to 135| Notices on some recent publications and works received by the editors

Pages 139 to 152| Male domination and the sexual division of labor: A critical examination of some feminist anthropological theses | Laurent Fedi

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Pages 7 to 10| Editorial | Adrien Louis

Pages 11 to 28| An interview with Stéphane Vibert | Édouard Jourdain

Pages 29 to 53| The return of the common good. Historical and critical considerations | Gabriel Gay-Para

Pages 55 to 68| The nation state, the European Union, and the common good | Thomas-Paul Hassaneen

Pages 69 to 84| Anthropological considerations on transcultural commons | Vincent Citot

Pages 85 to 97| The need for a common good: From the metaphysical to the political. A note on Plato’s idea of commensuration | Elena Partene

Pages 99 to 115| The common good as law? The Hegelian critique of democratic immanence in Rousseau’s Social Contract | Simon Verdun

Pages 117 to 131| The reality and criteria of the common good: A method of discernment | Giulio De Ligio

Pages 135 to 150| Pro steak, Le carnivorisme est un humanisme, by Jean-Claude Poizat | Sylvie Paillat

Pages 151 to 155| Notices on some recent publications and works received by the editors

Pages 159 to 170| Culinary art as art. The artist, the work, the sense of taste | Hadrien Simon

Pages 171 to 194| Process excess, process of excess | Baptiste Rappin

Pages 195 to 219| Attribution, individual responsibility, and the phases of totalitarian domination | Lyvann Vaté

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Pages 5 to 11| Editorial. The exposition of existence | Elena Partene

Pages 13 to 37| The word and its concepts. A note on the meanings of existence from the Middle Ages to the Enlightenment | Jean-Christophe Bardout

Pages 39 to 54| The eternal existential questions | Vincent Citot

Pages 55 to 68| “Creating an existence of the Other”: An essay in Akermanian pedagogy | Baptiste Jacomino

Pages 69 to 87| “I am ashamed, therefore I am”: A reading of Fyodor Dostoevsky’s Notes from Underground | Maria Galkina

Pages 89 to 104| Existence as inessential in Alain’s Entretiens au bord de la mer | Thierry Leterre

Pages 105 to 126| The conditions of existence: Karl Jaspers and the limits of existential freedom | Simon Calenge

Pages 129 to 137| Down with representative government! On Démocratie ! Manifeste, by Barbara Stiegler and Christophe Pébarthe | Adrien Louis

Pages 139 to 145| Notes on some recent publications and works sent to the editors

Pages 149 to 171| Interview with Pierre Manent: The practical condition of men | Giulio De Ligio, Adrien Louis

Pages 173 to 197| Redefining work: The social, the domestic, and the digital | Jim Gabaret, Céline Marty

Pages 199 to 227| Reflections on Merleau-Ponty and writing in philosophical research | Thomas Jesuha

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Pages 5 to 9| Editorial. Philosophers and transhumanism | Vincent Citot

Pages 11 to 26| Interview with Jean-Michel Besnier | Agnès Louis

Pages 27 to 41| Interview with Luc Ferry | Mathias Goy

Pages 43 to 67| Two ways of doing away with humanity: Transhumanism and ecology | Alexis Piat

Pages 69 to 99| The transhumanist revolution or human suicide. A morality of renunciation | Guillaume Fauvel

Pages 101 to 112| Is it time to put an end to human nature? | Adrien Louis

Pages 113 to 132| Ethics of artificial intelligence and transhumanism: Does immortality bring life? | Christine Leroy

Pages 133 to 148| Will tomorrow's war be fair? The augmented soldier and the ethics of war | Pierre Bourgois

Pages 151 to 161| Rémi Brague, Sur l’islam, Paris, Gallimard, 2023 | Adrien Louis

Pages 163 to 168| Thierry Gontier, L’égoïsme vertueux, Montaigne et la formation de l’esprit libéral, Paris, Les Belles Lettres, 2023 | Baptiste Jacomino

Pages 169 to 176| Notices on some recent publications and works received by the editors

Pages 179 to 199| Interview with Philippe Grosos. Philosophy at the risk of prehistory | Vincent Citot

Pages 201 to 221| Casuistry of the “responsibility principle”: Jonasian ethics and the end of life | Laurent Fedi

Pages 223 to 240| Casuistry of the “responsibility principle”: Jonasian ethics and the end of life | Lyvann Vaté

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Pages 5 to 9| Editorial. Some hypotheses on aesthetic experience and on art | Vincent Citot

Pages 11 to 18| Interview with Elsa Vettier | Charles Bobant

Pages 19 to 30| Metamorphoses of aesthetic experience | Charles Bobant

Pages 31 to 59| Ambiance and landscape. Immersive experience and aesthetic experience | Bruce Bégout

Pages 61 to 77| Between aesthetic inexperience and non-aesthetic experience | Bruno Trentini

Pages 79 to 95| Aesthetic experience put to the test by labyrinthine wandering | Justine Prince

Pages 97 to 114| Adorno and aesthetic experience | Lucie Wezel

Pages 117 to 120| Rouvrir des possibles. François Jullien. Paris, Editions de L’Observatoire, 2022 | Baptiste Jacomino

Pages 121 to 124| Notices on some recent publications and works received by the editors

Pages 127 to 147| Interview with Claude Romano. Phenomenology in dialogue with analytic philosophy | Petr Prášek

Pages 149 to 157| How do philosophers become kings? Notes on a chapter by Tocqueville | Adrien Louis

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Pages 5 to 7| Editorial, The left-right divide and its anthropological horizon | Vincent Citot

Pages 9 to 20| Interview with Natalie Depraz | Vincent Citot

Pages 21 to 31| Questions for Marcel Gauchet about Droite et gauche: Histoire et destin [2021] | Fabien Schang

Pages 33 to 48| Left, right, beyond or below: An essay in political theory | Thierry Leterre

Pages 49 to 65| The left-right divide: A universal theory | Philippe Fabry, Léo Portal

Pages 67 to 91| From submission to the words “left” and “right” to active citizenship | Laurent Loty

Pages 93 to 105| Is there a political culture of the center in France? | Olivia Leboyer

Pages 107 to 124| Populist discourse as a blurring of political issues | Patrick Charaudeau

Pages 127 to 134| Aurel Kolnai, political thinker. An introduction | Agnès Louis

Pages 135 to 161| Aurel Kolnai: “The Moral Theme in Political Division” [1960]

Pages 165 to 171| Book reviews

Pages 175 to 198| Society as it is: Legitimization and genealogy after Rawls | Nino Fournier

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Pages 5 to 7| Editorial. The art of navigating through fog | Vincent Citot

Pages 9 to 23| Interview with Frédéric Brahami | Adrien Louis

Pages 25 to 52| The managers of human beings. Behavioral sciences and democracy | Simon Perrier

Pages 53 to 83| Science versus democracy. Science and politics in the Covid-19 era | Gabriel Gay-Para

Pages 85 to 105| Hilary Putnam and the critique of the fact-value dichotomy: From scientific background to political consequences | Juliette Courtillé

Pages 107 to 125| Aron's political vocation: From the sociology of charisma to the phenomenology of ambition | Alexis Carré

Pages 127 to 139| Teaching in the face of scientism and identitarianism: The issue of how works are taught in school | Baptiste Jacomino

Pages 143 to 154| Erminio Juvalta: Forerunner of experimental morality | Alfio Nazareno Rizzo

Pages 155 to 173| The method of pure economics and ethics | Erminio Juvalta

Pages 177 to 191| The history of humanity according to Graeber and Wengrow (science, philosophy, and politics) | Vincent Citot

Pages 183 to 191| The value of reason and the reason of values (on Rationality by Steven Pinker) | Vincent Citot

Pages 193 to 197| Notes on some recent publications and books sent to the editor

Pages 201 to 222| Hannah Arendt’s concept of law. Which of work or action produces the law? | Jean-Baptiste Ghins

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Pages 5 to 7| Editorial - The masculine/feminine minefield | Vincent Citot

Pages 9 to 17| Interview with Peggy Sastre | Vincent Citot

Pages 19 to 33| Interview with Rose-Paule Vinciguerra | Baptiste Jacomino

Pages 35 to 53| Masculine and feminine: Looking at sexual difference through the lens of philosophical and psychoanalytic discourses | Claude Smith

Pages 55 to 82| The social construction of biological sex. A debate between Judith Butler and Sally Haslanger | Arto Charpentier

Pages 83 to 108| Reproductive work and parenthood: Uses of the notion of “nature” to rethink the gendered distribution of tasks | Jim Gabaret

Pages 109 to 124| Killing one’s mother | Christine Leroy

Pages 125 to 146| The equivocity of eros (Elements for a phenomenology of sexuality) | Aurélien Deudon

Pages 149 to 155| Book reviews

Pages 159 to 192| Toward a philosophy of elections | Gabriel Gay-Para

Pages 193 to 222| Are carnal relations between adults and children legitimate? “Sexuality,” consent, and education | Daniel Liotta

Pages 223 to 244| The realism of Éric Rohmer | Anne de Saxcé

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Pages 7 to 9| Editorial: Philosophy, between literature and the sciences | Vincent Citot

Pages 11 to 24| Interview with Marc Goldschmit | Jean-Claude Poizat

Pages 25 to 33| Interview with Nastassja Martin | Baptiste Jacomino

Pages 35 to 48| Literature, or the self-understanding of the soul | Laetitia Simonetta

Pages 49 to 68| Thinking the undertaking of texts and uprooting literary studies with Plato | Pierre Vinclair

Pages 69 to 99| Echoes of Kant and Hegel in Victor Hugo’s Les Misérables | Stéphane Haber

Pages 101 to 121| Ethical and political uses of the story | Sophie Galabru

Pages 123 to 155| Literature and philosophy: Intersections and borders | Iris Vidmar Jovanović

Pages 157 to 172| Figures of alterity in Philip Roth’s novel The Human Stain | Mabrouk Trabelsi

Pages 175 to 180| Scientific pessimism and speculative optimism in Gérald Bronner | Vincent Citot

Pages 181 to 186| Notices on some recent publications and works received by the editors

Pages 189 to 204| ‘Every child is a poem’: On Massimo Recalcati’s metaphor | Baptiste Jacomino

Pages 205 to 224| Induction and natural law in Mill | Antoine Brandelet

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Pages 5 to 10| Editorial | Dan Arbib, Elena Partene

Pages 11 to 30| Interview with Pascal Engel | Dan Arbib

Pages 31 to 40| Interview with Frédéric Laupies | Géraldine Maugars

Pages 41 to 56| The sketch of a French history of “Philosophie générale” | Bruno Poucet

Pages 57 to 71| Descartes and the ambivalence of general philosophy | Dan Arbib

Pages 73 to 88| Philosophy and philosophizing: Looking back at a German debate | Elena Partene

Pages 89 to 115| “This universality is the most beautiful”: A note on Pascal, Pensées, L. 195 | Yoen Qian-Laurent

Pages 117 to 156| The spirit of human knowledge: The general philosophy of d’Alembert | Louis Guerpillon, Johanna Lenne-Cornuez

Pages 157 to 178| What is a living philosophy? | Alexandre Feron

Pages 181 to 202| The “general philosophy” of Theodor W. Adorno: Critique, dialectic, negativity | Aurélia Peyrical

Pages 203 to 214| On the Study of Philosophy (1955) Theodor W. Adorno | Aurélia Peyrical

Pages 217 to 220| The teaching of tears | Baptiste Jacomino

Pages 221 to 224| Notices on some recent publications and works sent to the editors

Pages 227 to 258| What the comparison of eighteenth-century European, Chinese, and Japanese philosophies teaches us about the relationship between philosophy and scientific culture | Vincent Citot

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Pages 5 to 9| Editorial | Isabelle Aubert

Pages 11 to 33| Interview with Catherine Colliot-Thélène | Isabelle Aubert

Pages 35 to 50| Interview with Marcos Nobre | Isabelle Aubert

Pages 51 to 88| What the people can (still) do: In defence of a democracy with the people | Gabriel Gay-Para

Pages 89 to 109| On the possibility of a European people | Martin Deleixhe (D)

Pages 111 to 133| Bestial princes and credulous peoples: Machiavelli's republic | Adrien Louis

Pages 137 to 144| La philosophie antique by Pierre Vesperini and the requisites of a scientific history | Vincent Citot

Pages 145 to 150| Christianity is an atheism | Baptiste Jacomino

Pages 151 to 155| Manuel de métaéthique | Samuel Lépine

Pages 157 to 161| Notices on some recent publications and works sent to the editors

Pages 165 to 187| “Otherness,” “difference”: Scholarly uses of profane words/profane uses of scholarly words | Louis Pinto

Pages 189 to 209| Essentialism in the land of artworks | Jean-François Devillers

Pages 211 to 238| The letter and the Spirit. A philosophical examination of a proverb | Thibault Autric

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Pages 5 to 8| Editorial | Mathias Goy

Pages 11 to 19| Babel and Pentecost. A reflection on the diversity of languages as a divine project | Thierry Leterre

Pages 21 to 34| On the use of indirect language to express the religious experience | Yves Meessen

Pages 35 to 58| The anteriority of being over speech | Sébastien Labrusse

Pages 59 to 71| “But only say the word and I shall be healed” | Christine Leroy

Pages 75 to 89| Lectures phénoménologiques by R. Barbaras, or the idea of phenomenology | Charles-André Mangeney

Pages 91 to 106| Recherches phénoménologiques by R. Barbaras | Sophie Galabru

Pages 107 to 110| Notices on some recent publications

Pages 113 to 123| Interview with Barbara Stiegler | Baptiste Jacomino

Pages 125 to 140| Interview with Renaud Barbaras | Emre Şan

Pages 141 to 168| The philosophy of philosophers and the philosophy of others—what does the latter consist of and how should historians of philosophy accommodate it? | Vincent Citot

Pages 169 to 208| Music and the utopia of feelings | Hans-Dieter Bahr

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Pages 5 to 7| Editorial. The Jewish question and the human problem | Giulio De Ligio, Jean-Claude Poizat

Pages 11 to 45| Interview with Bruno Karsenti. The Jewish question: Between philosophy and present consciousness | Giulio De Ligio, Jean-Claude Poizat

Pages 47 to 78| Dialogue between Marc Goldschmit and Jean-Claude Poizat on Jews and European modernity

Pages 79 to 95| Philosophical rationality and religious thought: Levinas and the possibility of a Jewish philosophy | Sophie Nordmann

Pages 97 to 111| A Jewish critique of the Christian West. A reading of Emmanuel Levinas and Benny Lévy | Agnès Louis

Pages 113 to 130| In the shadow of the Jewish question, the unfortunate lucidity of the Jews of France | Milo Lévy-Bruhl

Pages 131 to 145| The stars speak: The hidden children shed light on the Jewish question | Yaël Hirsch

Pages 149 to 157| Persévérance du fait juif by Danny Trom | Adrien Zirah

Pages 159 to 161| Between philosophy and Judaism | Baptiste Jacomino

Pages 163 to 165| Work sent to the editors

Pages 169 to 186| Tolerance and multiculturalism. Returning to a debate | Isabelle Aubert

Pages 187 to 202| From the managerial revolution to revolutionary management | Baptiste Rappin

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Pages 5 to 7| Editorial. Philosophy: Its past and its history | Vincent Citot

Pages 11 to 32| The history of philosophy and Europe: Interview with Rémi Brague | Giulio De Ligio

Pages 33 to 52| Interview with Jürgen Habermas | Isabelle Aubert, Jean-François Kervégan

Pages 53 to 82| Habermas’s reception in French: Between thorns and laurels | Isabelle Aubert

Pages 83 to 102| Discourse on method: How the history of philosophy is written | Vincent Citot

Pages 103 to 120| What do we make of the losers from the history of philosophy? The Case of Henri Bergson’s and Victor Egger’s ‘spiritualism’ | Giuseppe Bianco

Pages 121 to 162| Erweiterung: Miklos Vetö and German metaphysics | Michel Dalissier

Pages 163 to 188| A Leibnizian perspective in sociology: Pierre Bourdieu’s social monadology | Louis Pinto

Pages 189 to 200| Occult philosophy obscured by official historiography (on Qu’est-ce que la philosophie occulte? by P. A. Riffard) | Sylvie Paillat

Pages 201 to 210| L’école ou le loisir de penser by Jacques Muglioni | Frédéric Dupin

Pages 211 to 220| Métaphysique du sentiment by Renaud Barbaras | Mathias Goy

Pages 221 to 228| Puissance et impuissance de la réflexion by Vincent Citot | Mathias Goy

Pages 229 to 229| Work sent to the editors

Pages 233 to 252| Our bodies are not gifts from nature: Liberal eugenics’struggle with the concept of “given” | Thomas Jesuha

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Pages 5 to 7| Editorial | Mathias Goy

Pages 11 to 41| Philosophy and mysticism | Ysabel de Andia

Pages 43 to 80| Mysticism and skepticism | Frédéric Cossutta

Pages 81 to 91| Odyssey and exodus: The mysticisms of Plotinus and Gregory of Nyssa | Laurent Lavaud

Pages 93 to 117| Called to the desert: The requirement of a retreat (The metaphysical and mystical fertility of the inner experience) | Isabelle Raviolo

Pages 119 to 135| “Mysticism,” an experimental moment structured by speculative language | Yves Meessen

Pages 137 to 150| Philosophy and mysticism in Maritain | Frédéric Blondeau

Pages 151 to 186| Mysticism of the Heart and Individual Vocation | Elodie Boublil

Pages 189 to 192| La dialectique de la raison, edited by K. Genel | Isabelle Aubert

Pages 193 to 197| Man eats man: Thinking about cooperation with Simone Weil | Baptiste Jacomino

Pages 199 to 202| Notes on several works and recent publications sent to the editors

Pages 205 to 259| Machiavelli: On the ambiguity of the “political thing” | Jean-François Bacot

Pages 261 to 291| The indetermination and sterility of post-totalitarian democracy | Giulio De Ligio

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Pages 5 to 7| Editorial | Olivia Leboyer

Pages 11 to 38| Interview with Stéphane Audoin-Rouzeau | Damien Baldin, Pierre-Étienne Schmit

Pages 39 to 57| Nicholas de Warren Interview | Nicolas de Warren, Édouard Jolly

Pages 59 to 79| Is war easier than peace? | Vincent Renault

Pages 81 to 99| Towards the end of war? | Sylvie Paillat

Pages 101 to 134| War and its point of view. A comparative reading of Clausewitz and Pierre-Joseph Proudhon | Emmanuel Blondel

Pages 135 to 168| “Going to war itself”: J. Patočka and the Great War | Pierre-Étienne Schmit

Pages 169 to 185| Forms of war in deconstruction | Claude Smith

Pages 187 to 199| From terrorism to civil war? Notes on David Galula and his idea of counterinsurgency | Édouard Jolly

Pages 203 to 206| Lumières radicales et Lumières modérées | Charles Boyer

Pages 207 to 212| Le testament spirituel by Jean Onimus | Baptiste Jacomino

Pages 213 to 215| Victor de l’Aveyron | Charles Boyer

Pages 217 to 225| Le désir et le monde by Renaud Barbaras | Mathias Goy

Pages 227 to 230| Recent Publications and Works Submitted to the Editor

Pages 233 to 252| New reflections on the “banality of evil” | Jean-Claude Poizat

Pages 253 to 272| The sun in the thought of Jean-Jacques Rousseau | Sébastien Labrusse

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Pages 5 to 8| Critical Thinking: Let’s Salvage What We Can! | Vincent Citot

Pages 11 to 18| An Interview with Olivier Rey | Olivia Leboyer

Pages 19 to 50| The Materialist Reorientation of Critical Thinking in T.W. Adorno’s Philosophy | Lucie Wezel, Jean-Baptiste Vuillerod

Pages 51 to 75| The Apogee of Free Thinking in Arabo-Islamic Culture | Vincent Citot

Pages 77 to 133| The Chevalier de Jaucourt, a Soldier for the Enlightenment | Thomas Ferenczi

Pages 135 to 150| Projecting the Real: Notes Inspired by Michelangelo Antonioni’s Film Chung Kuo, Cina,Exploring the Critical Attitude Inherent in the Notion of Realism | Stefanie Baumann

Pages 153 to 153| Panel Discussion on Twenty Years of Philosophoire

Pages 155 to 156| Summary of Contributions Made by Jean-Claude Poizat, Vincent Citot and Frédéric Dupin

Pages 157 to 159| Mediatized Philosophy and “Demand for Philosophy” | Louis Pinto

Pages 161 to 196| An Essay Evaluating Contemporary Philosophical Production | Vincent Citot

Pages 199 to 203| Scènes de la vie intellectuelle en France by André Perrin | Sylvie Paillat

Pages 205 to 210| Décadence by M. Onfray – Philosophy of History, Scientific History and Philosophical Parahistory | Vincent Citot

Pages 211 to 218| Arendt with Heidegger? | Charles Boyer

Pages 219 to 221| La révolution sociologique by Marc Joly and the Question of Philosophical Decadence | Vincent Citot

Pages 223 to 230| Recent Publications and Works Submitted to the Editor

Pages 233 to 245| Evil: How Theology and Philosophy Understand It | Philippe Grosos

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Pages 5 to 8| Elitism, Its Virtues and Failings, Virtuous Circle and Vicious Circle. | Vincent Citot

Pages 9 to 15| Interview with Nathalie Heinich | Olivia Leboyer

Pages 17 to 36| From Meritocratic Elitism to Mediocratic Elitism: One Elite May Hide Another | Sylvie Paillat

Pages 37 to 58| Elitism and Education: A Critical Reading of Bourdieu’s Theses Using the Work of Jürgen Habermas | Arianne Robichaud, Jean-Philippe Crevier

Pages 59 to 73| Conversion as an Elitism | Sylvie Taussig

Pages 75 to 86| The Political Elite: A Paradox of Democracy? | Olivia Leboyer

Pages 87 to 105| Political Elites and Democracy: Theoretico-Political Perspectives | Giulio Azzolini

Pages 107 to 121| Is Honor Safe? | Laurent Fedi

Pages 123 to 128| Penser au cinéma | Jean-Claude Poizat

Pages 129 to 133| Notices of Recent Publications and Books Received

Pages 135 to 165| Interview with Renaud Barbaras | Mathias Goy

Pages 167 to 198| The Republic and the Question of Religion | Jean-François Bacot

Pages 199 to 220| Put to the Test of Radical Alterity: A Thought-Experiment | Benjamin Boudou

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