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To have a body | Eurozine

Does Maurice Merleau-Ponty’s phenomenology have anything to offer in a time of ‘democratic, social, economic and environmental instability’? Guillaume Le Blanc, the editor of a dossier in Esprit 3/2025 on the twentieth-century French philosopher, believes he does. In the philosophical...

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There’s something in the water

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPSgT7BJNlY Groundwater supplies 65 % of the drinking water used in the EU. Europe has a great average performance when it comes to water infrastructures, and much of the continent is geographically lucky to have access to this resource. But...

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Hard-bodied heroes | Eurozine

In its latest issue, Flemish–Belgian journal rekto:verso delves into the politics and aesthetics of fitness. From strength training and bodybuilding to pole dancing and yoga, it examines how fitness practices both reinforce neoliberal values and dominant beauty standards, as well...

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Fragmented Middle East | Eurozine

Belgian journal La Revue nouvelle offers insights into the conflicts in Middle East. ‘Neutrality is neither possible nor desirable’, says the journal, but we can try to ‘better understand the context that produced these events’. In a dossier entitled ‘Moyen-Orient...

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A runner, me? | Eurozine

My own body had begun to interest me in a new way… Those infamous doses of endorphins would surge through my limbs… This, finally, meant truly living in the body, enjoying movement. (Catriona Menzies-Pike) As befits a self-proclaimed intellectual, physical...

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Bullshit journalism | Eurozine

‘You want content verifiers working with us? The media represent the biggest bunch of hypocrites you can imagine. Journalists don’t need fact checking, they need moral backbone!’ Iwona’s critique may be strong, but it isn’t spurious; she used to work...

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