Series
Prefaces and Afterwords
Prefaces and afterwords presented on video. The texts themselves are in the Writings section.
6 sessionsFrom 19 December 2014 to 4 October 2020
- 01
Preface to Simon Verdun's master's dissertation, “The critique of neo-Kantianism in Michel Clouscard”
What does the concept of neo-kantianism mean in Michel Clouscard's L'Être et le Code, and why does this book, which restores the precapitalist history of France, remain relevant today?
- 02
“What threatens societies are the men and women who benefit from the exploitation of others”
What does the collapsologist discourse of Pablo Servigne conceal beneath its scientific appearance?
- 03
Ecologism is the opium of the beautiful people: preface to Dominique Mazuet's book, “Of Calves and Things”
What does the dominant ecological discourse cover, and why must it be criticized from a Marxist standpoint?
- 04
"On a triangle of madness at the heart of modern consciousness"
How do childhood, Émile and the island of Ermenonville help us understand Rousseau?
- 05
Preface to Loïc Chaigneau's book, “Why I Am a Communist”
- 06
Discussion with Aliocha Allard (29 March 2017)
Why is globalized, repetitive and binary music, broadcast everywhere since the 1950s, a music of enslavement and amnesia?