Non Fiction

In Mass Culture and Class Society: The Taste for Alterity (Culture de masse et société de classes: Le goût de l'altérité), Philippe Coulangeon studies the cultural dimension of [...]

Julien Talpin co-authored The Ordeal of Discrimination: A Survey of Working-class Neighborhoods (L'épreuve de la discrimination : Enquête dans les quartiers populaires) with Hélène Balazard, Marion Carrel, Samir [...]

In The Birth of Contemporary Art: 1945-1970, a Global History (Naissance de l’art contemporain. 1945-1970 une histoire mondiale), Béatrice  Joyeux-Prunel poses an iconoclastic question: has New York, as [...]

In The Political Everyday: Feminism, Ecology, Subsistence (Quotidien politique. Féminisme, écologie, subsistance), Geneviève Pruvost explores contemporary ecological and anticapitalist alternatives to demonstrate that everyday life is a basis [...]

In To Compose Oneself: An Autobiographical Study of a Feminist Class Passer (Se ressaisir. Enquête autobiographique d’une transfuge de classe féministe), Rose-Marie Lagrave calls into question dominant narratives [...]

In his A Letter to Teachers, on Freedom of Expression (Lettre aux professeurs sur la liberté d’expression), Héran’s starting point is President Macron’s tribute to Samuel Paty in [...]

For long, women were nothing but bodies, defined by their sexual and maternal functions. The feminist revolution delivered them from these shackles, but also devalorized the female body. [...]

The Society of Vigilance (La Société de vigilance) begins with the observation that, everywhere in the world, populations are incited to ensure their own security and that of [...]

The Intriguing Adventure of the Toaster, the Sewing Machine and the People who Use Them (L’étrange et folle aventure du grille-pain, de la machine à coudre et des [...]

Animals and Death (L’animal et la mort) is the result of an immersive study conducted over two years not far from Paris, in an area bordering Perche, Beauce [...]