The Cahiers de l’imaginaire is a social science review, founded in 1988 by Gilbert Durand and Michel M affesoli.
It addresses themes which dwell in all minds. The body, mysterious social systems, political revelations, isolated and continuous divinity, the secret algebra of dreams, the inexhaustable forms of the mundane and the fictitious, the ages and their contradictory magic, the festival and the soul fill its precious pages.
The Cahiers Européens de l’imaginaire perpetuates these principles: to find the least false words to describe the contemporary imagination, to both sustain and populate our mythologies, and to give a voice to our curiosity about one another, in concert with the movements of the living Europe.
