Le grand entretien avec Bruno Latour

Im Gespräch mit Bruno Latour

Interview with Bruno Latour

In a highly detailed interview, renowned French philosopher and political scientist Bruno Latour sets out his thoughts on the climate crisis as well as his own philosophy.  

The world used to be made up of objects that we could control. But this world has gone. Part one of a landmark interview with French philosopher, anthropologist and sociologist Bruno Latour.

A New World (1/12)

Modernity describes a period in history that is now in the past. Part two of a landmark interview with French philosopher, anthropologist and sociologist Bruno Latour.

The End of Modernity (2/12)

The concept of Gaia is a vital myth in the fight against climate change. Part three of a landmark interview with French philosopher Bruno Latour.

Gaia: Our New Earth (3/12)

To keep the planet habitable, we need to come back down to earth and describe what we depend on. Part four of a landmark interview with French philosopher, anthropologist and sociologist Bruno Latour.

Down to Earth (4/12)

Scientific practice must once again be in the foreground: Knowledge is gained in the laboratory. Part eight of a landmark interview with French philosopher, anthropologist and sociologist Bruno Latour.

Scientific Practice (8/12)

What does society consist of? Bruno Latour says: It is a collection of different modes of existence. Part nine of a landmark interview with the French philosopher.

Modes of Existence (9/12)

How can we create the collective and the political in an era that refuses mediation? Part ten of a landmark interview with French philosopher, anthropologist and sociologist Bruno Latour.

The Political Circle (10/12)

Philosophy is the guardian of modes of existence and allows for many different truths to exist. 

Interview with Bruno Latour

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