What to do during the impending curfew that is expected to last, if not read?<\/p>\n
Herv\u00e9 Laroche<\/a> continues his reflection on the mysteries of scientific writing, this time around the issue of legibility.<\/p>\n Lionel Garreau<\/a> takes up the tradition of the methodological articles of Libellio.<\/p>\n R\u00e9mi Jardat reports on Thomas Piketty<\/a>‘s latest book.<\/a><\/p>\n Sandra Renou<\/a> and her co-author present their book on meta-organizations.<\/a><\/p>\n Pragmatism is in the spotlight, with Louis Menand’s book The Metaphysical Club, winner of the 2002 Pulitzer Prize.<\/p>\n If, with the arcades that lend themselves to it, whether the weather is fine or ugly on an afternoon at the Palais-Royal is always a joy, and if each of us can have in mind and in our heart the memory of a conversation held in this garden, only one has ever marked the history of thought. This issue concludes with this explosive encounter.<\/p>\n