by Yana Grinshpun After the feminist decalogue recommended by the High Council for the Equality of Men and Women, the training in good morals for the sexually obsessed that we are has just been created. And who provides it? Yes, it is
[by Guillaume Pronesti, moderator of the FB group "No to the imposition of inclusive writing"] We know the bad joke played on the mathematician Chasles. From 1861 to 1869, the forger Vrain-Lucas sold him more than 27 "autograph" letters from
[by Nathalie Heinich] (Gallimard, “Tracts” collection, released May 27, 2021) Evoking the influence of politics on the French academic world and the way in which thought has been frozen, historian Jacques Julliard identifies three successive “glaciations”: the Soviet-Marxist glaciation,
[Tribune initially published in Marianne] Several intellectuals, including members of the Observatory of Decolonialism and Identity Ideologies, have analyzed in Marianne the rhetoric of sociologist Michel Wieviorka, anxious to present himself as the antidote to the poison that he has abundantly
[By Vinh BINH, computer scientist, former student of INALCO] The title of a book released in April 2021 is significant of an intellectual moment in France (Ya-Han Chuang: “A model minority? Chinese in France and anti-Asian racism” La Découverte). It reveals a whole program
The Observatory became microscopic to attend in all tranquility the day organized at the Sorbonne around the question on the foundations of contemporary discrimination which welcomed among others Pap NDiaye, the ineffable author with Constance Rivière of the report on
by Yana Grinshpun In the Soviet Union, it was a question of conforming to the spirit of the system which postulated respect for communist dogma. The latter presented itself as an emancipatory, progressive and humanist project which implied the creation of the New Man. This
by Marie Comparet, former student, Sorbonne-Nouvelle University “You are Joseph K.,” said the priest, and he raised his arm in an imprecise direction. “Yes,” said K., thinking with what frankness he used to pronounce his name. For some time now, it had been costing him
Transcript of the conference by Aïssan Aït Yahya held in Paris 13 on April 15, 2016 A recent article published in Marianne reports on a conference by Issam Aït Yahya on the campus of a French university entitled: La Laïcité
Interview with Sandra Kostner by Cinzia Sciuto, March 17, 2021 Source: MicroMega, March 17, 2021 https://www.micromega.net/contro-intimidazioni-morali-universita/Translation: Emmanuelle Hénin Censored authors, taboo themes, identity claims. In recent years, a climate of moral and ideological intimidation has emerged in universities that has