The Reluctant Conjurer 🎈 A Wiles-of-Women Tale from Ottoman Constantinople by Anonymous (Constantinople, Ottoman Empire – Ottoman Turkish Original) by David Selim Sayers (Paris, France – English translation, modern Turkish transliteration) parisinstitute.org/the-reluctant-…

Thirty-Three Bullets 🎈 by Ahmed Arif (Turkish original – Ankara, Turkey) by David Selim Sayers and Evrim Emir-Sayers (English translation – Paris, France) parisinstitute.org/thirty-three-b…

No Climate Justice Without Justice for Animals 🎈 by Zipporah Weisberg and Carlo Salzani #ecology #animalrights #environment #ethics #animalethics #philosophy #justice parisinstitute.org/no-climate-jus…

The Paris Institute for Critical Thinking (PICT) is thrilled to announce the PICT Senlis Writers’ Retreat, a new and permanent establishment in the historic town of Senlis, located 40 minutes from downtown Paris. 🎈 #writersretreat #books parisinstitute.org/pict-launches-…

"Gender in Ottoman Constantinople" is a new book that received great international reviews from both Greek and Turkish journals published in Istanbul and Athens: k24kitap.org/cinsler-arasin… athensvoice.gr/politismos/viv… K24 Athens Voice #ottomanstudies #genderstudies

Fresh from Bangladesh, the Bengali and local English editions of our international bestseller, Fulkumari 🎈 parisinstitute.org/fulkumari/

Let My Friends Remember Me 🎈 by Aşık Veysel (Turkish original – Sivas, Turkey) by David Selim Sayers and Evrim Emir-Sayers (English translation – Paris, France) translation of the poem “Dostlar Beni Hatırlasın” #asikveysel #poetry #poetrytranslation parisinstitute.org/let-my-friends…

Living in the Toxcene: Toxicity as a Form of Life 🎈 by Dipali Mathur (Edinburgh, UK) #ecology #environment #pollution parisinstitute.org/living-in-the-…

In America 🎈 by Sabiha Sertel (Turkish original – Baku, Azerbaijan) by David Selim Sayers and Evrim Emir-Sayers (English translation – Paris, France) #sabihasertel #history #journalism parisinstitute.org/in-america/

The Limits of a Paradigm: Agamben, the Yellow Star, and the Nazi Analogy 🎈 by Carlo Salzani (Vienna, Austria) #agamben #giorgioagamben #philosophy parisinstitute.org/the-limits-of-…

Remembering Outrage: Reading Susan Sontag’s “AIDS and Its Metaphors” in the Age of COVID-19🎈 by Nikolaas Deketelaere (Paris, France) #philosophy #susansontag #aids parisinstitute.org/remembering-ou…

What Is Bio-Medial-Politics? 🎈 by Natasha Lushetich (Dundee, UK) #politics #biopolitics #biomedialpolitics parisinstitute.org/what-is-bio-me…

Unauthorized Freedom: Agamben’s Anarchism à l’épreuve of the Pandemic 🎈 by Carlo Salzani (Vienna, Austria) #philosophy #agamben #giorgioagamben #freedom parisinstitute.org/unauthorized-f…

Cascading Opportunities for Propertied Wildlife 🎈 by Dennis Papadopoulos #wildlife #ecology #animalstudies parisinstitute.org/cascading-oppo…

This translation of an Ottoman tale is an excellent showcase of the 'Wiles of Women' theme so prevalent across ages and cultures. A must for anyone interested in Ottoman literature. #ottomanstudies #genderstudies #literature