A conversation between Marie-Aude Baronian and Isabelle Alfandary about Jacques Derrida.

Why is Jacques Derrida still relevant today? How can we ‘unpack’ Derrida's library? In the current context of global change and transition, which of Derrida's books should we keep on the shelf? Why should we reread these books, and how should we interpret them?

Marie-Aude Baronian haș a PhD in Cinema Studies and is an Associate Professor at the department of Media Studies at the University of Amsterdam.

Isabelle Alfandary is a Professor of American Literature at the Sorbonne Nouvelle University and a contemporary philosophy specialist, focusing, most notably, on Jacques Derrida.

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A conversation between French writer Anthony Passeron and Mark Vermeulen, director of Aidsfonds Nederlands, about the early years of the AIDS epidemic through the story of the narrator's family in an isolated village and about the evolution of AIDS in the 21st century.

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A conversation between Géraldine Moinard, Editorial Director at Editions Le Robert, and Myrthe Galle, former Editor at Van Dale, recorded on the occasion of the journée d’études sur le dictionnaire (‘Dictionary Study Day’) at Utrecht University on 22 September 22 2023 in partnership with Platform Frans. This discussion focuses on the creation, and role, of dictionaries, the selection of new words, the characteristics of the Petit Robert and debates in France and the Netherlands surrounding the inclusion of new words in dictionaries.

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