Aymeric Monville

Summary

Dominique Pagani speaks of Aymeric Monville mainly as his publisher and friend, co-founder and head of Éditions Delga1. He praises him as a Latinist and Hellenist23, and presents him as someone who brought Clouscard's thought all the way to the Sorbonne. He cites his book Misère du nietzschéisme de gauche, a short, dense work arguing that a Nietzscheanism claiming to be on the left is more pernicious than an openly reactionary one45. He regards him as his best interlocutor on Capital6. Monville is also his dialogue partner in several interview series: Musico-Sophie, an interview on the Greeks, myth and music, and exchanges broadcast on the Éditions Delga channel. In this connection he praises his work of dissemination and transmission78. Finally, he reports some of his publisher's observations, such as a Slovak bookshop full of Hitler's books, and mentions his publications on Trotskyism's murky ties with the right9.

1. 1#4 Harnessed to confinitude11 Apr 2020 · 1:00:20
2. 2#16 Return to the logics of the subject30 Jul 2020 · 30:35
3. 3Worldliness in Clouscard: Aragon and the positivity of the negative29 Jun 2023 · 1:02:00
4. 4#1 Benefits and harms of amnesia…8 Oct 2020 · 59:21
5. 5#15 Nietzsche: philosophical or musical relevance? Answers to questions23 Jun 2022 · 1:00:23
6. 6#7 Answers to questions (continued)3 Dec 2020 · 1:13:25
7. 7A balance in nature?31 Mar 2021 · 3:48
8. 8Heidegger, or panzer-philosophy21 May 2021 · 9:11
9. 9Neo-fascism and the ideology of desire: is Michel Clouscard still relevant?23 May 2026 · 18:42

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