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Party
| Sensibilités
(2024/1 n° 13)
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Pages 2 to 5| Front Matter
Pages 9 to 15| The world up side down
| Hervé Mazurel
Pages 19 to 29| Delighting in Dionysos. A Sensory Immersion in Ancient Greek
Revelry
| Adeline Grand-Clément
Pages 31 to 45| Public Emotion. Fireworks in the Ancien Régime, or the Grey Area of
the Festive Experience
| Sylvaine Guyot
Pages 47 to 57| Masked Balls. An Immersion in 19th-Century Parisian
Soirées
| Corinne Legoy
Pages 59 to 67| Z Event, Or Partying Digital-Style
| Nathan Ferret
Pages 69 to 75| Adventuresses of the Night in Dakar and Autofictions
| Thomas Fouquet
Pages 76 to 84| Back Matter
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In the shadow of race
| Sensibilités
(2023/1 No 12)
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a biannual journal that explores the realm of sensibilities at the
intersections of different forms of knowledge. It creates a space
for interdisciplinary scholarship, methodological reflexivity,
“rereading” classic works, and experimenting with narrative modes.
The journal brings together scholars and creative artists in
pursuit of critical investigations that help reimagine and reshape
the world.]]>
Pages 8 to 11| Race, a sensitive issue?
| Sarah Mazouz
Pages 15 to 27| Adoption as a physical journey bodycare, appearance and physical
differences among non-white children adopted by white parents
| Solène Brun
Pages 29 to 37| The thinker as a black man the New Negro renaissance – a physical
riposte to the racism of 1920s America
| Nicolas Martin-Breteau
Pages 39 to 48| Ethnic discrimination and slavery in Tunisia in the 19th
century
| Inès Mrad Dali
Pages 51 to 59| Bad blood doesn’t lie notions of blood purity in the modern age – a
new variation on a longstanding tradition
| Jean-Frédéric Schaub
Pages 61 to 67| Categorising, hierarchising and stigmatising peoples and bodies in
ancient Greece
| Jérôme Wilgaux
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Insensibilities
| Sensibilités
(2022/1 No 11)
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Pages 7 to 9| (In)sensibilities
| Quentin Deluermoz, Thomas Dodman, Anouche Kunth, Hervé Mazurel, Clémentine Vidal-Naquet
Pages 13 to 25| From insensibility to anaesthesia: indifference, stupidity,
indolence, and other kinds of “want of feeling” in British
eighteenth-century tout
| Kerstin Maria Pahl
Pages 27 to 35| Sufi (in)sensibility and types of emotional habitus.
| Alix Philippon
Pages 37 to 47| ‘All human life is an open book to me’: the altruism and
insensibility of the firefighter
| Romain Pudal
Pages 49 to 57| Does an executioner have feelings?
| Anne Carol
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Money in the mirror
| Sensibilités
(2021/1 No 9)
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Pages 6 to 11| Heads or tails
| Thomas Dodman
Pages 26 to 37| Kanak money is a person
| Alban Bensa, Roger Boulay
Pages 38 to 47| Bills of exchange: trust and unease in early-modern commercial
| Francesca Trivellato
Pages 48 to 59| From currency to money, from reciprocity to the market
| Solène Morvant-Roux, Jean-Michel Servet
Pages 60 to 71| Women’s money
| Jeanne Lazarus
Pages 72 to 79| Working classes and suspect money
| Ariel Wilkis
Pages 80 to 89| Money and the passions in Antiquity
| Florence Dupont
Pages 90 to 97| The stench of money
| Sylvain Piron
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And our dead?
| Sensibilités
(2020/2 No 8)
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Pages 6 to 8| The afterlife of the dead
| Anouche Kunth, Clémentine Vidal-Naquet
Pages 32 to 45| The influence of the dead
| Raphaëlle Guidée
Pages 46 to 65| ‘Light grey-blue ceiling; six months of mourning.’ Mourning – an
etiquette without emotional depth
| Valérie Albac
Pages 66 to 77| The body as a means of commemorating the dead
| Saskia Meroueh
Pages 78 to 88| Going beyond the minute’s silence
| Emmanuel Saint-Fuscien
Pages 90 to 99| Speaking with one’s eyes to the dead
| Georges Didi-Huberman
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Home senses
| Sensibilités
(2017/1 No 2)
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Pages 4 to 10| Editorial — Antechamber
Pages 97 to 111| The delightful house
| Augustin Berque
Pages 112 to 123| The nuns’ house – between cloister, exile and marital home
| Eléna Guillemard
Pages 124 to 137| Home sweet home, or haunted house?
| Stéphanie Sauget
Pages 138 to 149| At home at last, or nearly…
| David Grand
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Politics in the flesh
| Sensibilités
(2020/1 No 7)
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Pages 8 to 9| Political vibrations
Pages 10 to 21| Political affects
| Ludivine Bantigny, Déborah Cohen, Boris Gobille
Pages 22 to 31| When collective emotion assumes form
| Piroska Nagy
Pages 32 to 39| Making objects speak and act in a time of revolution
| Emmanuel Fureix
Pages 40 to 53| Engagement at the expense of one’s feelings
| Alban Jacquemart
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Paradoxes of intimacy
| Sensibilités
(2019/1 No 6)
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Pages 6 to 9| Intimacy: inhabited?
| Clémentine Vidal-Naquet
Pages 10 to 19| Sharing the intimate
| Michaël Fœssel
Pages 20 to 32| The supposed absence of intimacy in other cultures: the case of
Japan
| Jean-Michel Butel
Pages 34 to 47| Scenes of intimacy
| Caroline Muller
Pages 48 to 67| When regimes become violent
| Anouche Kunth, Chowra Makaremi
Pages 68 to 71| Open contour
| Jean-Christophe Bailly
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Emotional controversies. Neuroscience and the humanities
| Sensibilités
(2018/2 No 5)
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Pages 6 to 10| To be and not to be one’s brain
| Quentin Deluermoz, Thomas Dodman, Hervé Mazurel
Pages 36 to 49| Representations of the reliable man, or the social spirit of
cognitive neuroscience
| Alain Ehrenberg
Pages 50 to 59| A science-based pedagogy?
| Bertrand Geay
Pages 60 to 69| Putting the “neuro” everywhere: A self-defeating strategy
| Fernando Vidal
Pages 70 to 83| Emotion perception as conceptual synchrony
| Maria Gendron, Lisa Feldman Barrett
Pages 84 to 97| The inherent object-directedness of affects: The story of the
emotions and present-day neuroscience
| William M. Reddy
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The society of dreams
| Sensibilités
(2018/1 No 4)
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Pages 6 to 12| As waking consciousness darkens and flickers out
| Hervé Mazurel
Pages 13 to 27| Dreams for the social sciences
| Bernard Lahire
Pages 28 to 43| Adolescent dreams in Santiago de Chile
| Laurent Jeanpierre, Esteban Radiszcz, Pablo Reyes
Pages 44 to 57| The cultural history of dreams revisited
| Peter Burke
Pages 58 to 63| Dreaming of resistance, and resisting through dreaming
| Erik Linstrum
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Bodies of paroxysm
| Sensibilités
(2017/2 No 3)
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Pages 10 to 23| Among the satyrs
| François Lissarrague
Pages 24 to 36| Theatres of cruelty
| Denis Crouzet
Pages 37 to 47| Pain and paroxysm
| David Le Breton
Pages 48 to 63| When the body says no, followed by The Case of Célina
(1876-1880)
| Georges Didi-Huberman
Pages 64 to 78| Facets of emergency care
| Christian Ingrao
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The anatomy of charisma
| Sensibilités
(2016/1 No 1)
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Pages 6 to 10| Editorial — The anatomy of charisma
Pages 11 to 25| Max Weber and the nature of charisma
| Isabelle Kalinowski
Pages 26 to 37| The economy of grandeur
| Manuel Schotté
Pages 38 to 51| Who still needs charisma?
| Yves Cohen
Pages 52 to 67| Charisma and capitalism
| Nicole Woolsey Biggart
Pages 68 to 85| Admiration
| Christophe Granger
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War transmitted
| Sensibilités
(2021/2 No 10)
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Pages 8 to 13| In the grip of war
| Stéphane Audoin-Rouzeau, Emmanuel Saint-Fuscien
Pages 16 to 26| Researcher and therapôn
| Françoise Davoine
Pages 28 to 45| “In order to put a mark on this time”
| Hélène Dumas
Pages 46 to 56| The vengeance of victims
| Henry Rousso
Pages 58 to 66| Impressions of a (re)translator of the Iliad
| Pierre Judet de La Combe