This book offers an original interpretation of Axel Honneth's thought and develops models for diagnosing social pathologies such as reification, by questioning the paradigm of mutual recognition and by highlighting the relationship between theory and practice characteristic of the Hegelian left.

This book takes an insider's look at how knowledge is created in the humanities and social sciences.

A simple and accessible introduction to the intellectual foundations of liberal capitalism.

How to criticize what is from what is?

How and why did one come to consider, in the first half of the 19th century, in Germany, that philosophy had to be realised?

What is the sense of sense? An investigation through contemporary philosophy.

Rather than the stereotypical image of Deleuze as a great opponent of Hegelianism, the book seeks to show that he attempted to accomplish the philosophical revolution that Hegel had begun but failed to truly accomplish.

A philosophical investigation which defines all the economic notions (capital, market, interest, exchange, etc.) of Bourdieu's sociology.

This learned commentary of the fourth century allows us to rediscover the Aeneid of Virgil, Graeco-Roman mythology and ancient thought.