Calle Luna
Calle Luna was a French international webzine and collective (2000–2008) for cultural, scientific, political and philosophical debate.
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Overview
Calle Luna was a French international collective and webzine founded in 2000 and dedicated to study, reflection and debate on cultural, scientific, political, economic, sociological and philosophical subjects. It published contributions from a wide range of academics, journalists, writers and intellectuals, including figures such as Michel Onfray, Bernard Lahire, Jean-Louis Comolli, Philippe Corcuff and Pacôme Thiellement. The collective and its website, formerly at http://calle-luna.org, closed in 2008. The domain later came to host unrelated commercial gambling content, which is not connected to the original editorial project.
History
Calle Luna was created in 2000 as an international collective and webzine devoted to study, reflection and debate on cultural, scientific, political, economic, sociological and philosophical subjects. It operated as an online publication, gathering contributions from numerous authors, academics and public intellectuals. Among its contributors were Olivier Abiteboul, Patrick Braibant, Pascal Braud, Angel Carriqui, Henri Callat, Paul Caro, Philippe Caumières, Michel Champendal, Jean-Louis Comolli, Philippe Corcuff, Guy Darol, Bruno Dubuc, Bernard Lahire, Jean-Marc Levy-Leblond, Louis Maurin, Guillaume Menchi, Patrick Mignard, Valérie Minerve Marin, Laurent Mucchielli, Michel Onfray, Yves Pras, Valéry Rasplus, Alain Santino, Pacôme Thiellement, Anne Vernet and Yannis Youlountas. The collective and its website, formerly at http://calle-luna.org, closed in 2008. The domain subsequently hosted unrelated commercial gambling content, which has no connection to the original editorial project.
- 2008
Calle Luna collective and website closed.
- 2000
Calle Luna collective and webzine founded.
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Independent, non-commercial intellectual and cultural webzine and debate collective.
Calle Luna webzine
Online magazine publishing articles and essays on cultural, scientific, political, economic, sociological and philosophical topics.
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