Thinkers who tell the Paris Attacks on November 13
Samuel Beckett / Maurice Blanchot / Jacques Derrida / Gilles Deleuze Judith Butler : « Mourning becomes the law », via VERSO / « Une liberté attaquée par l’ennemi et restreinte par l’Etat », LIBÉRATIONSlavoj Zizek : « In the Wake of Paris Attacks the Left Must Embrace Its Radical Western Roots », IN THESE TIMES / « The Paris Attacks and a Disturbance in a Cupola », Newsweek Étienne Balibar : « In
Belgium is a failed state
That the Paris terrorist attacks had strong links to a suburb of Brussels didn’t shock many of us who live in the Belgian capital. Radio stations here in both French and Dutch are full of discussions about Molenbeek that elicit indignation, sorrow, anger, guilt, despair, defiance. But not surprise. Friday’s attacks in Paris were but the latest in a litany of jihadist incidents over the last two ye
Opinion | Michel Houellebecq: How France’s Leaders Failed Its People (Published 2015)
A minute of silence is observed in front of Notre-Dame Cathedral, Paris, on Monday.Credit...Ian Langsdon/European Pressphoto Agency Paris — IN the aftermath of the January attacks in Paris, I spent two days transfixed watching the news. In the aftermath of the Nov. 13 attacks, I hardly turned on the television; I just called the people I knew (no small number) who lived in the neighborhoods that w
French Muslims in a Time of War
The street scene on Monday, in Paris, around the corner from Café Bonne Biere and Casa Nostra, where at least five people were killed in Friday night’s attacks.Photograph by Peter Van Agtmael / Magnum for The New Yorker Last Friday, around eleven in the evening Paris time, I got a call from Fouad Ben Ahmed. He was the protagonist of my piece in August on French Muslims in the banlieues of Paris, a
The Other Paris
Although the alienated, impoverished immigrant communities outside Paris are increasingly prone to anti-Semitism, the profiles of French jihadists don’t track closely with class. Many of them have come from bourgeois families.Photograph by Arnau Bach For The New Yorker Fouad Ben Ahmed never paid much attention to Charlie Hebdo. He found the satirical magazine to be vulgar and not funny, and to him
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