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Secularism? A difficult term to understand. So we asked Catherine Kintzler to enlighten us on the notion of secularism. Catherine Kintzler is
Sometimes, when I read a text, to better assess its interest, I imagine myself discussing with its author on a bench in the Luxembourg Gardens. This
Life Stories and Mobility ConferenceREMELICE Laboratory / APR-IA MIGRATEXT project / SHS Centre Val de LoireUniversity of Orléans, April 4-5, 2024Both in its practices and
Dear friends, we are publishing on the site extracts exclusively granted to the Observatory of Identity Ideologies from the excellent work by Samuel Fitoussi, Woke Fiction, which we warmly recommend you read.
Calls for papers Decolonizing the World Republic of Letters: Translation, Circulation, and Intellectual Networks across the Global South (Paris) Taking the twenty-fifth anniversary of the
July-August 2023 Conferences, Seminars and Lectures A Queer Middle Ages?A Queer Middle Ages? Organized by: Rory Critten and Leticia Ding — Information Session Tuesday
For over a year, the Hijabeuses collective has been attacking the French Football Federation to obtain the right to wear the hijab during competitions.
It doesn't exist, they tell you... Well, let's take a look together?
"Today, no one calls themselves anti-universalist, including those who have a frankly communitarian policy," explains Nathalie Heinich. Hence a confusion of the cards,
The hijab women wanted the moon: to be able to play football with the hijab on their heads. Supported by several disoriented associations, the hijab women did not