Philosophy en noir

Thinking, whether it wants to or not, is of its time. After the tragic catastrophe of the Holocaust, the validity of this fact is even more obvious - and perhaps that is why books on post-war philosophy are difficult to understand. < br> They are responding to a traumatic experience, and that means: philosophy takes on the responsibility, knowing that if philosophy is to be possible in the second half of the 20th century and beyond, it must rewrite its tradition and its discourse must undergo a radical transformation. < br> This is necessary if it is to be able to bear witness to this time. Philosophy en noir is a record of this transformation. < br> < br> English translation of a successful book published in 2018.