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Politics of secrecy

Politics of secrecy

No 98, 2020/2 - 198 pages

To begin with

Secrecy, Politics and Philosophy

By Marie Goupy

Vicinity

Secrecy: A Baroque Sharing of the Political

By Ninon Grangé

Profound Interiority, Immediacy of Transparency and Poverty of Experience : Three Prisms on Modern War

By Déborah Brosteaux

“So these trials are open to the public?” The Secrets of Trial Proceedings Through the Lens of the Fight against Terrorism

By Antoine Mégie

Conspiracy Theory: Secrecy and Transparency

By Alejandro Romero Reche

Identity, Difference and the Right to Secrecy in the Information Age

By Pierre-Antoine Chardel, Armen Khatchatourov

Words

Secrecy and Transparency: A Reflection Based on the Analysis of Forms of Normativity in Contemporary Times

By interview by Thomas Berns, with Isabelle Boucobza, with Charlotte Girard, with Marie Goupy

Cursus

Teaching Philosophy: The Venture Is Well Worth While

By Isabelle Raviolo

Episteme

The Philosophical Meaning of the Pauli Exclusion Principle or the Position of the Individuation Problem in Quantum Mechanics

By Carlos Lobo

Readings

A Review of La Justice digitale by Jean Lassègue and Antoine Garapon

By Philippe Lacour

Last issue

Politics of secrecy
No 98, 2020/2 - 198 pages
Secrecy, Politics and Philosophy
Secrecy: A Baroque Sharing of the Political
Profound Interiority, Immediacy of Transparency and Poverty of Experience : Three Prisms on Modern War
“So these trials are open to the public?” The Secrets of Trial Proceedings Through the Lens of the Fight against Terrorism
Conspiracy Theory: Secrecy and Transparency
Identity, Difference and the Right to Secrecy in the Information Age
Secrecy and Transparency: A Reflection Based on the Analysis of Forms of Normativity in Contemporary Times
Teaching Philosophy: The Venture Is Well Worth While
The Philosophical Meaning of the Pauli Exclusion Principle or the Position of the Individuation Problem in Quantum Mechanics
A Review of La Justice digitale by Jean Lassègue and Antoine Garapon

Index

2020
  • Politics of secrecy
  • Politics of teaching
2019
  • The “Socialism or Barbarism” movement
  • Discourses, performance and sexualities

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  • Isabelle Alfandary
  • Manola Antonioli
  • Adrien Arrous
  • Jean-Christophe Bailly
  • Gilles Barroux
  • Anne-Emmanuelle Berger
  • Thomas Berns
  • Isabelle Boucobza
  • Vanessa Brito
  • Déborah Brosteaux
  • Mireille Calle-Gruber
  • Conall Cash
  • Filipe Ceppas
  • Pierre-Antoine Chardel
  • Antoine Chollet
  • Alexandre Costanzo
  • Jehanne Dautrey
  • Rémy David
  • Chantal Delourme
  • Claire Dodeman
  • Oliver Feltham
  • Alexandre Feron
  • Yaël Gambarotto
  • Charlotte Girard
  • Marie Goupy
  • Ninon Grangé
  • Malgorzata Grygielewicz
  • Gabrielle Houbre
  • Franck Jedrzejewski
  • Armen Khatchatourov
  • Philippe Lacour
  • Philippe Lacour
  • Élise Lamy-Rested
  • Davide Gallo Lassere
  • Carlos Lobo
  • Juan José Martínez Olguín
  • Antoine Mégie
  • Frédéric Monferrand
  • Cornelia Möser
  • Claire Pagès
  • Luca Paltrinieri
  • Nathalie Périn
  • Nicolas Piqué
  • Nicolas Poirier
  • Plínio Prado
  • Isabelle Raviolo
  • Vincent Robert
  • Alejandro Romero Reche
  • Michele Saporiti
  • Bernard Stiegler
  • Christiane Vollaire
  • Nathanaël Wadbled
  • Jilin Xu
  • Barbara Eva Zauli

Archives

2020
  • Politics of secrecy
  • Politics of teaching
2019
  • The “Socialism or Barbarism” movement
  • Discourses, performance and sexualities

All issues

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