Bernard Chemouny

Self-Healing with Homeopathy: A Guide to Medication

Michel Zink

Gaston Paris’s Middle Ages

Georges Gusdorf

Lifelines 1 Writings About the Psychoanalytic Self

John D. Barrow

The Constants of Nature

Philippe Taquet

Georges Cuvier Birth of a Genius

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Georges Gusdorf

Lifelines 2 Auto-bio-graphy

Manès Sperber

And the Bush Became Ashes

Novelist, essayist, and philosopher Manès Sperber is a major witness of the twentieth century. Born in 1905, he became the closest disciple of Adler, a Viennese psychologist known for his rejection of psychoanalysis. Driven from Berlin by the Nazis in 1933, he definitely broke with communism during the 1937 Moscow trials and established himself in the Parisian intellectual circles of Malraux, Camus, Koestler and Aron. Recognized in German countries as a major writer, his work has received many literary prizes. By publishing his three novels in one newly translated volume, Odile Jecob proposes a reference edition of this epic.

Douglas Hofstadter, Emmanuel Sander

Analogy:Surfaces and Depths A New Theory of Mind

Could analogy, which we use unconsciously every day, lie at the core of human thought?