News & Logs
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(128) « Agency at the time of the Anthropocene », in New Literary History Vol. 45, pp. 1-18, 2014. Publication of the...
June 4, 2014
From the 21st to the 25th of July we (AIME team with mediators and some privileged rewriters!) will sketch all the changes, additions,...
June 4, 2014
The 2014 Tanner lectures at Yale have been given by Bruno Latour the 26th and 27th of March 2014 on the question of agency. They have been followed...
March 30, 2014
On Monday the 24th of February 2014, the Copenhagen Business School has been kind enough to organize a public lecture during which we have been able...
March 4, 2014
Kosmokoloss. Eine Tragikomödie über das Klima und den Erdball
Mit Wolfgang Pregler, Gabriel Raab, Marie Seiser, Kathrin von Steinburg,...
December 8, 2013
Kyle McGee is a lawyer who is simultaneously a practitioner and a legal philosopher. His book about the "normativity of networks" puts to...
November 2, 2013
Translated by Julie Rose and published by Polity, this book explores through a specific type of writing, the conditions of felicity - and of...
June 25, 2013
Books & Edited Volumes
(XV) 2013
Date: August 2013
Publisher: Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Mass.
Translation: Cathy Porter
Language: English
Site: modesofexistence.org
The result of a twenty five years inquiry, it offers a positive version to the question raised, only negatively, with the publication, in 1991, of ''We have never been modern'': if ''we'' have never...
(XIII) 2009
Date: April 2009
Publisher: Duke University Press
Translator(s): Heather MacLean and Cathy Porter
Language: English
ISBN: 978-0199256051
Belief is not a state of mind, but a result of the relationships between peoples; this has been known since Montaigne. The visitor knows, the visited believes; or quite the opposite, the visitor knew...
(XII) 2005
Date: 2005
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Language: English
“Everyone seems to know with what sort of forces and in which sort of materials the social world is made. I have always been struck, on the contrary, by the huge gap between the vast variety of...
