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Humanity, a species like any/no other?
| Journal of the CIPH
(2022/1 No 101)
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Pages 1 to 8| For a Critique of Anthropocentric Reason
| Igor Krtolica, Priyanka Deshmukh
Pages 9 to 22| Anthropological Difference in Paleoanthropology
| Mathilde Lequin, Priyanka Deshmukh
Pages 23 to 39| Restoring Biological Processes. Rethinking Connections between
Human and Natural History through a Comparative Reading of Bergson
and Ruyer
| Alexis Boisseau, Mathilde Tahar, Allyn Hardyck
Pages 40 to 54| Regaining Humanity’s Central Place: Ruyer’s Cosmology
| André Conrad, Allyn Hardyck
Pages 55 to 65| Nature and its Possibilities. The Human Experience According to
Whitehead
| Didier Debaise, Priyanka Deshmukh
Pages 66 to 81| Simondon and the Birds of the Apocalypse
| Cécile Malaspina
Pages 82 to 97| The Animal as the Future of the Human: The Zoo-futurist Perspective
in Question
| Dominique Lestel, Priyanka Deshmukh
Pages 105 to 127| Interview with Jean-Jacques Hublin & Alain Prochiantz
| Igor Krtolica, Allyn Hardyck
Pages 128 to 143| Timeless Variation: A Contribution to the Metaphysics of Quantum
Gravity (2/2)
| Jérôme Rosanvallon, Allyn Hardyck
Pages 144 to 160| Learning Philosophical Gestures with Ignorant Schoolmasters and
Texts
| Stéphanie Péraud-Puigségur, Priyanka Deshmukh
Pages 161 to 166| Review of La Corporéité entre Orient et Occident. Théories et
pratiques du corps. Ostéopathie qi gong calligraphie
méditation. Jean-Claude Gens (ed).
| Hugues Choplin, Priyanka Deshmukh
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Thinking Clinically
| Journal of the CIPH
(2021/2 No 100)
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Pages 1 to 7| Introduction
| Philippe Lacour
Pages 8 to 22| The clinic as laboratory: what epistemology for medicine?
| Jean-Christophe Weber
Pages 23 to 37| The Double Birth of the Clinic: Quantifying Medical Data in the
Nineteenth Century
| Mathieu Corteel
Pages 38 to 67| Handling Singularity to Cure: The Limit-Case of Psychoanalysis in
the Clinical Field
| Guenaël Visentini
Pages 68 to 80| Knowledge of the Singular in Psychopathology. The Typological
Approach in the Psychiatry of German-Speaking Countries in the
20th Century and in Daseinsanalyse
| Elisabetta Basso
Pages 81 to 96| A Clinic of the Social? A Look at the Clinical Claims of
Contemporary Social Sciences
| Philippe Lacour
Pages 97 to 118| An Interview with Jean-Marc Lévy-Leblond
| Philippe Lacour
Pages 119 to 127| Timeless Variation. A Contribution to the Metaphysics of Quantum
Gravity (1/2)
| Jérôme Rosanvallon
Pages 128 to 141| The Ineducable in the Light of Kant
| Stéphanie Ronchewski Degorre
Pages 142 to 147| A Review of Paolo Godani’s Traits: Une métaphysique du
singulier (Paris: PUF, 2019)
| Philippe Lacour
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The metaphysics of Deleuze & Guattari
| Journal of the CIPH
(2021/1 No 99)
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Pages 1 to 9| Deleuze & Guattari’s Metaphysics: Already “beyond nature and
culture”
| Vincent Jacques, Jérôme Rosanvallon
Pages 10 to 26| Is there a “metaphysics” of Deleuze and Guattari, and is it
autonomous compared to that of Deleuze?
| Manola Antonioli, Vincent Jacques, Igor Krtolica, Jérôme Rosanvallon
Pages 27 to 38| Deleuze and Guattari: transcending nature/culture in anthropology?
| Vincent Jacques
Pages 39 to 51| The Deleuzo-Guattarian Rhizome “between” philosophy, science,
history and anthropology
| Igor Krtolica
Pages 52 to 62| The image of thought and thought without image in Deleuze &
Guattari
| Bernard Bénit
Pages 63 to 84| What surveys itself? Ruyerian Neofinalism and Deleuzo-Guattarian
immanentism
| Jérôme Rosanvallon
Pages 85 to 111| Interview with Pierre Montebello
| Jérôme Rosanvallon
Pages 112 to 133| New geometries and dynamics at the heart of nature and the living?
Towards a renewal of the philosophy of nature
| Luciano Boi
Pages 134 to 150| Norm trouble: toward a critical pedagogy in art schools
| Sophie Orlando, Vanessa Brito
Pages 151 to 156| Against the Grain: A Deep History of the Earliest States,
James C. Scott
| Quentin Badaire
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Politics of secrecy
| Journal of the CIPH
(2020/2 No 98)
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Pages 1 to 13| Secrecy, Politics and Philosophy
| Marie Goupy
Pages 14 to 41| Secrecy: A Baroque Sharing of the Political
| Ninon Grangé
Pages 42 to 63| Profound Interiority, Immediacy of Transparency and Poverty of
Experience : Three Prisms on Modern War
| Déborah Brosteaux
Pages 64 to 80| “So these trials are open to the public?” The Secrets of Trial
Proceedings Through the Lens of the Fight against Terrorism
| Antoine Mégie
Pages 81 to 102| Conspiracy Theory: Secrecy and Transparency
| Alejandro Romero Reche
Pages 103 to 117| Identity, Difference and the Right to Secrecy in the Information
Age
| Pierre-Antoine Chardel, Armen Khatchatourov
Pages 118 to 144| Secrecy and Transparency: A Reflection Based on the Analysis of
Forms of Normativity in Contemporary Times
| Thomas Berns, Isabelle Boucobza, Charlotte Girard, Marie Goupy
Pages 145 to 165| Teaching Philosophy: The Venture Is Well Worth While
| Isabelle Raviolo
Pages 166 to 189| The Philosophical Meaning of the Pauli Exclusion Principle or the
Position of the Individuation Problem in Quantum Mechanics
| Carlos Lobo
Pages 190 to 196| A Review of La Justice digitale by Jean Lassègue and Antoine
Garapon
| Philippe Lacour
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Politics of teaching
| Journal of the CIPH
(2020/1 No 97)
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Pages 1 to 10| Introduction
| Vanessa Brito
Pages 11 to 26| Doublespeak and paradoxical injunctions in educational policies
| Christiane Vollaire
Pages 27 to 38| Philosophy workshops in vocational high schools
| Adrien Arrous
Pages 39 to 46| What Policy for Experimentation in the Teaching of Philosophy?
| Rémy David
Pages 47 to 58| Philosophy in art and architecture schools: Odos and
methodos
| Manola Antonioli
Pages 59 to 64| The pile of sand
| Alexandre Costanzo
Pages 65 to 82| Artistic doing, confronted by philosophical saying: A subject for
thought, or outside it?
| Jehanne Dautrey
Pages 83 to 93| In the garden of Academus – A philosophical and artistic encounter
| Malgorzata Grygielewicz
Pages 94 to 105| An unconditional collège
| Isabelle Alfandary
Pages 106 to 118| To infinish learning
| Jean-Christophe Bailly, Vanessa Brito
Pages 119 to 135| The school of tomorrow
| Bernard Stiegler, Malgorzata Grygielewicz, Nathalie Périn
Pages 136 to 147| The erotics of the teaching relationship
| Plínio Prado
Pages 148 to 157| Portrait of the cyborg student
| Élise Lamy-Rested
Pages 158 to 173| Forms of life of mathematical objects
| Franck Jedrzejewski
Pages 174 to 178| Critique of field philosophy: A plea for philosophical
investigation
| Luca Paltrinieri
Pages 179 to 181| Political action according to Tassin: A reactualization of Hannah
Arendt for Activists
| Oliver Feltham
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The “Socialism or Barbarism” movement
| Journal of the CIPH
(2019/2 No 96)
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Pages 1 to 15| To begin with
| Claire Pagès
Pages 16 to 29| Castoriadis before Castoriadis? Organization, reality and creation
| Nicolas Piqué
Pages 30 to 40| Overcoming or accepting social division: Castoriadis, Lefort and
the Hungarian Revolution
| Nicolas Poirier
Pages 41 to 53| Claude Lefort: An intruder in Socialisme ou Barbarie?
| Antoine Chollet
Pages 54 to 64| Philosophy as Interpretation of the Present: Claude Lefort and the
“Socialisme ou barbarie” Years
| Yaël Gambarotto
Pages 65 to 79| Sartre vs. Lefort: The meaning of proletarian experience
| Alexandre Feron
Pages 80 to 92| An interview with Vincent Descombes
| Claire Pagès
Pages 93 to 107| The adventures of activist inquiry
| Davide Gallo Lassere, Frédéric Monferrand
Pages 108 to 116| Claude Lefort, reader of Merleau-Ponty: From “the proletarian
experience” to the “flesh of the social”
| Claire Dodeman
Pages 117 to 126| Symbolic politics and expression. “The proletarian experience”
between Merleau-Ponty and post-Marxism
| Conall Cash
Pages 127 to 150| Some remarks on a comparison between the Frankfurt School and
“Socialism or Barbarism”
| Claire Pagès
Pages 151 to 166| The Europe of fundamental rights put to the test of its States’
“limes”
| Michele Saporiti
Pages 167 to 180| From century to century: Diet at any cost? A glance at a few
mentions of diet in the history of medical practices
| Gilles Barroux
Pages 181 to 185| Reading of Hilan Bensusan’s book Lines of future animism
| Filipe Ceppas
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Discourses, performance and sexualities
| Journal of the CIPH
(2019/1 No 95)
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Pages 1 to 3| To begin with
| Isabelle Alfandary
Pages 4 to 21| Stage that make the night more livable than the days: (Performing
sexual differences)
| Mireille Calle-Gruber
Pages 22 to 43| Identity between sex and gender in Freud and Lacan
| Isabelle Alfandary
Pages 44 to 57| To have or to be one’s sexual practices: Discourse, performance and
sexuality in Judith Butler’s gender theory
| Nathanaël Wadbled
Pages 58 to 78| Interview with Anne-Emmanuelle Berger
| Anne-Emmanuelle Berger, Isabelle Alfandary
Pages 79 to 96| “Prohibition, Psychoanalysis and the Heterosexual Matrix” in Judith
Butler’s Gender Trouble: Gendered narratives and imaginary
inflections
| Chantal Delourme
Pages 97 to 113| Identities and sexual differences: On economics of violence and
transgressive pleasure
| Cornelia Möser
Pages 114 to 125| Writing and teaching: Philosophical and educational issues
| Juan José Martínez Olguín
Pages 126 to 136| For a new Bildung: Nietzsche’s critique between education
and “spirituality”
| Barbara Eva Zauli
Pages 137 to 147| The multiple origins of complexity in the molecular world:
Bonds, interactions, and cooperativity
| Vincent Robert
Pages 148 to 158| A review of Jean Lassègue’s book, Ernst Cassirer. Du
Transcendantal au sémiotique
| Philippe Lacour
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Selected Articles
| Journal of the CIPH
(2011/2 No. 72)
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Pages 52 to 68| Universal values or Chinese values? Historicist thought in
contemporary China
| Jilin Xu