Arthur Schopenhauer, philosophe du pessimisme et de la volonté, enfin expliqué avec clarté. Ce smartbook de Philippe Perrot offre une introduction accessible et rigoureuse à sa pensée, idéale pour les étudiants et les curieux de philosophie.

She ran to protect their son from a threat he never knew existed. Now his wolf refuses to let either of them out of his sight again. Six years ago, Hannah Pierce fled the only man her body ever recognized as fate, certain that staying would get her and their unborn child killed. She built a quiet life two states away, raised her son alone, and told herself that loving Rourke Calloway from a distance was a fair price for keeping him safe. She was wrong about almost everything except the danger. When the threat that once drove her away finds her again, Hannah has no choice left but to call the alpha who doesn't yet know he has a son. The moment Rourke hears her voice, six years of grief and unfinished longing detonate into something neither of them can outrun, a fated bond reigniting exactly as fiercely as the day it first claimed them, and a son who needs his father more urgently than either parent expected. But the same pack politics that once threatened Hannah's life haven't disappeared. As old enemies circle and a fresh pregnancy raises the stakes even higher, Rourke and Hannah have to do the one thing neither of them managed the first time: choose each other openly, completely, whatever it costs. This second chance, fated mates werewolf romance delivers a reunion aching with old hurt and new hope, a hero who finally chooses his family over political duty, and a heroine who learns that protecting the people she loves doesn't have to mean hiding them. One-click now and fall into a bond fierce enough to fight for, out loud, this time.

Le corps féminin " À coup sûr, le livre mérite de figurer sur la liste des plus brillants travaux consacrés récemment à l'histoire de la culture somatique et de la psychologie sociale. " Alain Corbin, Les Annales ESC " Voici un marathon impressionnant ; Philippe Perrot a décidé de traverser sur deux siècles les apparences du corps féminin (XVIIIe- XIXe siècle). Il le fait avec brio. " Arlette Farge, Le Matin " Son point de vue n'est pas d'un moraliste, mais d'un historien nouvelle manière, qui prête au monde du symbolique autant d'attention qu'au réel. (...) Une masse affolante d'informations (...) d'une lecture délectable. " Yves Hersant, L'Express " Il n'est pas si fréquent qu'un essai historique, en même temps que savant, se montre brillant et même sensuel. C'est pourtant le cas de l'ouvrage de Philippe Perrot. " L'Histoire " L'un de nos meilleurs historiens de la mode et des apparences. " Jean-Noël Jeanneney, Le Monde Philippe Perrot Né à Genève en 1950. A publié notamment Les Dessus et les Dessous de la bourgeoisie. Une histoire du vêtement au XIXe siècle (Fayard, 1981 ; Complexe, 1984) et Le Luxe : une richesse entre faste et confort. XVIIIe-XIXe siècle (Seuil, 1995).