The Libellio returns to its raison d’\u00eatre: this issue is dedicated to books, of course excluding boring ones.<\/p>\n
One deals with the distressing and overly neglected issue of plants in the offices.<\/p>\n
Two others deal with the new forms of consumption, questioning the nature of the evolutions that, as consumers, we all know.<\/p>\n
Do “gilets jaunes” form a social movement? A book by Alain Touraine might bring the answer to this question.<\/p>\n
Psychoanalysis and organizations have been linked for a long time. A recently released book explains why and how.<\/p>\n
Our societies may be falling apart. A return to Jared Diamond’s book is undoubtedly necessary.<\/p>\n
Finally, we present a sum on an essential current of thought, Pragmatism, to which the Libellio had devoted a special dossier in 2007.<\/p>\n
The Geek section explains how to manage your RSS feeds to stay abreast of information relevant to our research, which includes the publication of books.<\/p>\n
The figures of Charles-Joseph de Ligne and Xavier de Maistre, two major authors despite the apparent lightness of their writings, are also mentioned.<\/p>\n
Good reading.<\/p>\n