After the deluge: new perspectives on the intellectual and cultural history of postwar France

Abstract

Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Is There Such a Thing as Philosophy? or Why do We Read the French So Badly? Chapter 3 Against Capitalism? French Theory and the Economy after 1945 Chapter 4 The Post-Marx of the Letter Chapter 5 A New Generation of Greek Intellectuals in Postwar France Chapter 6 Kostas Axelos and the World of the Arguments Circle Chapter 7 Un contradicteur permanent: The Ideological and Political Itinerary of Daniel Guerin Chapter 8 Guy Hocquenghem and the Cultural Revolution in France after May 1968 Chapter 9 The Myth of Emmanuel Levinas Chapter 10 Raymond Aron: Nationalism and Supranationalism in the Years Following the Second World War Chapter 11 French Intellectuals ant the Repression of the Hungarian Revolution of 1956: The Politics of a Protest Reconsidered Chapter 12 From l'Univers Concentrationnaire to the Jewish Genocide: Pierre Vidal-Naquet and the Treblinka Controversy Chapter 13 French Cultural Policy in Question, 1981-2003 Chapter 14 Religion, Republicanism, and Depoliticization: Two Intellectual Itineraries-Regis Debray and Marcel Gauchet Chapter 15 Afterword: For Intellectual History

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