Journal of the CIPH 2020/2 (No 98)

Politics of secrecy

Journal of the CIPH
Volume 98, Issue 2, June 2020

Pages: 198
Publisher: Collège international de Philosophie

To begin with

Page 1 to 13

Secrecy, Politics and Philosophy
Marie Goupy
Translated from French by Allyn Hardyck

Vicinity

Part I - Secrecy: History and experiences

Page 14 to 41

Secrecy: A Baroque Sharing of the Political
Ninon Grangé
Translated from French by Priyanka Deshmukh

Page 42 to 63

Profound Interiority, Immediacy of Transparency and Poverty of Experience : Three Prisms on Modern War
Déborah Brosteaux
Translated from French by Allyn Hardyck

Part II - Transparency and Forms of the Secret

Page 64 to 80

“So these trials are open to the public?” The Secrets of Trial Proceedings Through the Lens of the Fight against Terrorism
Antoine Mégie
Translated from French by Allyn Hardyck

Page 81 to 102

Conspiracy Theory: Secrecy and Transparency
Alejandro Romero Reche
Translated from French by Priyanka Deshmukh

Page 103 to 117

Identity, Difference and the Right to Secrecy in the Information Age
Pierre-Antoine Chardel, Armen Khatchatourov
Translated from French by Allyn Hardyck

Words

Page 118 to 144

Secrecy and Transparency: A Reflection Based on the Analysis of Forms of Normativity in Contemporary Times
Interview by Thomas Berns, with Isabelle Boucobza, Charlotte Girard, Marie Goupy
Translated from French by Priyanka Deshmukh

Cursus

Page 145 to 165

Teaching Philosophy: The Venture Is Well Worth While
The Adventure of Teaching and the Art of the Socratic Method
Isabelle Raviolo
Translated from French by Allyn Hardyck

Episteme

Page 166 to 189

The Philosophical Meaning of the Pauli Exclusion Principle or the Position of the Individuation Problem in Quantum Mechanics
Carlos Lobo
Translated from French by Priyanka Deshmukh

Readings

Page 190 to 196

A Review of La Justice digitale by Jean Lassègue and Antoine Garapon
Philippe Lacour
Translated from French by Allyn Hardyck

This quarterly journal aims to be a place for experimentation in philosophy, far from any established thought and academicism. The French version of this journal, Rue Descartes, is first and foremost an address, that of the Parisian site of the Collège International de Philosophie founded in 1983 by François Châtelet, Jacques Derrida, Jean-Pierre Faye and Dominique Lecourt. Read more...

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