This book looks at an animal poetics in the short stories of Montana eco-writer Rick Bass. It looks at the manners in which Bass' fictional writing plays an essential role in protecting the non-human world and celebrating the value of animal modes of being. It attempts to give voice to a fiction that is outstandingly activist and inherently poetic

In hegelian french-speaking litterature, only partial studies about Iena's period are available. The present book attempts to consider the whole of hegelian thinking of this time, and to question its transformations, as well in the field of logic as in those of philosophy of nature or philosophy of spirit.

The philosophy of life of Jean-Marie Guyau (1854-1888) represents one of the most original perspectives of his time in the fields of ethics, aesthetics and sociological studies. This book , aims to rediscover the relevance of his thought, by asking a fundamental question: who are Guyau's true contemporaries?