A marginalium is what ends up in the margins: notes, sketches, signs left by someone thinking alongside a text rather than finishing it. A space for commentary, hesitation, response — something added not because it was required, but because it insisted on being there.
This section gathers those kinds of fragments: thoughts caught between metro stops, quotes pulled from pages read too fast, loops of ideas, unfinished essays, abandoned stories, stray links, and passing reflections. You can also explore Entité Primaire [Pics], an older (paused) collection of photos and short films.
The following reading list was developed for a graduate lecture on Africana philosophy, specifically addressing questions of identity, freedom, and responsibility as they emerge from the philosophical traditions of the African continent and its diaspora. This overview presents key texts and thinkers that have shaped the field, from foundational critiques of colonialism to contemporary debates on race, gender, and liberation.
Ce court texte, écrit sans être véritablement achevé le 11 février 2025, est paru dans Lundimatin (numéro 467). Je le republie ici afin d’en conserver une trace et d’en faciliter l’archivage.