Posts tagged: may-68

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  The Critique of the School in Post-’68 French Thought: Interview with Jacques Rancière

  In the third and final installment of this interview series, Jacques Rancière reflects on May 1968 and neoliberalism in order to contextualise his work criticising the Althusserian distinction between science and ideology, as well as to shed light on how his own philosophy developed in relation to those of Althusser, Bourdieu, and Foucault.

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  The Critique of the School in Post-‘68 French Thought: Interview with Christian Baudelot

  Christian Baudelot founded a research group on "the school" with other students of Louis Althusser in the wake of 1968's events. In this interview, he details the group's ambitions and its trajectory. 

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  The Critique of the School in Post-’68 French Thought (1): Interview with Étienne Balibar

  In the aftermath of May 68, the question of the school was omnipresent in French philosophy. In this interview Etienne Balibar discusses the different critiques of the school in post-68 French thought and the challenges involved in developing a Marxist theory of the 'school apparatus'.