Liliane Kandel

Feminism and Nazism

The essays in this volume examine the history of women’s movements during the Nazi era. The writers included here, representing a wide range of interests and backgrounds, review the various interpretations of this period given by feminist historiography today. The authors’ underlying assumption is that if the perspective of gender can cast light on the way we "read" certain situations and individual destinies, then, in turn, the history of the twentieth century, including the history of feminism with its upheavals and fractures, can help us to understand what is at stake in feminist studies as reflected in contemporary discussions. Liliane Kandel is a sociologist and feminist.

Maxime Schwartz, François Rodhain

Microbes or Humans: Who Will Be the Winner?

Jacques Ninio

At the Core of Memory

A new approach to the roots and the workings of memory

Hubert Montagner

The Tree-Child

Henri Danon-Boileau, Gérard Dedieu-Anglade

A Certain Kind of Stubbornness Living With Very Old Age

A reflection on the profound changes imposed by old age; an analysis of the dead ends it can lead to and what to do to keep on loving life and others.

Christopher K. Germer

The Mindful Path to Self-Compassion Freeing Yourself from Destructive Thoughts and Emotions

An introduction to self-compassion by an eminent clinical psychologist and bestselling author

Jean Benjamin Stora

When the Body Takes Over Stress, Trauma and Somatic Diseases

Anne Lombard-Jourdan

The Origins of Carnival