Geneviève Delaisi de Parseval

The Novel of Isadora D.'s Family

John R. Searle

The Mystery of Consciousness

François Dosse

Philosophical Friendships

A sensitive light shed on the philosophical subjects that the reader thus (re)discovers, from existentialism to event philosophy...

Jacques Thuillier

A General Theory of the History of Art

Michel Savy

New Spaces, New Movements Future Mobility

An innovative approach to such essential issues as work, housing and information

Alain Boutot

The Invention of Forms Chaos, Catastrophes, Fractals, Strange Attractors and Dissipative Structures

Robert F. Barsky

Noam Chomsky A Life of Dissent

Jean-Paul Lévy

The Making of Man

Jean-Paul Lévy's book is marked by a resolutely materialistic reflexion, characteristic of biologists : the only thing that distinguishes man from all other living things is the capacity to reason. From this prospective, he explains how a human body is constructed, how and why it produces thoughts and why, one day, it finally ceases to function and dies. His thought process leads to a materialistic solution of the problem of the union of the body and soul. Jean-Paul Lévy is a hematologist and immunologist. He heads France's National Agency for AIDS Research