
The cult of work
By ANSELM JAPPE: A work-free society would not necessarily be condemned to do nothing. It would define what is really necessary for a “good life”
By ANSELM JAPPE: A work-free society would not necessarily be condemned to do nothing. It would define what is really necessary for a “good life”
By ELIAKIM FERREIRA OLIVEIRA: Rubens was a great philosopher and a great poet, an authentic virtuoso of the word
By ALASTAIR CROOKE: It is not easy to express the way in which Russia's “absolute” victory in Ukraine is confused with the feeling of the ongoing rise of a renewed sense of “self” in the country
By SALEM NASSER: The revolt may be tiring too, but I won't part with it. I won't know how to forget, I won't even know how to forgive
By ANSELM JAPPE: A work-free society would not necessarily be condemned to do nothing. It would define what is really necessary for a “good life”
By ELIAKIM FERREIRA OLIVEIRA: Rubens was a great philosopher and a great poet, an authentic virtuoso of the word
By ALASTAIR CROOKE: It is not easy to express the way in which Russia's “absolute” victory in Ukraine is confused with the feeling of the ongoing rise of a renewed sense of “self” in the country
By SALEM NASSER: The revolt may be tiring too, but I won't part with it. I won't know how to forget, I won't even know how to forgive