Averroes and Plato: thinking Convivence from Córdoba

On the occasion of the 900th anniversary of Averroes’ birth, this text explores his reading of Plato and his reflection on justice, reason, and the common good. From the Córdoba of al-Andalus to today’s challenges, his thought continues to offer a living proposal for Convivence grounded in dialogue and balance among differences.

When Words Are Prevented

When Words Are Prevented

In Nos Paroles Empêchées (Éditions de l’Aube, 2026), Anne-Lyse Chabert explores an often invisible reality: that of those for whom speaking or being heard is not easy. Babies, young children, elderly people with neurological disorders, or people with disabilities… but also any of us, at certain moments in life. The ability to speak is never…

Averroes and Maimonides: Paradigms in Troubled Times

The debate “Averroes and Maimonides: Paradigms in Troubled Times”, held as part of the “La Palabra Encendida” series, brought together intellectuals and writers in Córdoba to reflect on the contemporary relevance of Averroes’ thought. Manuel Pimentel emphasized reason, justice, and dialogue as essential foundations for convivence in plural societies.

Foresight and Convivence: Anticipating the Future to Live Better Together

Foresight helps explore possible futures in order to guide more just, supportive, and sustainable decisions. Through risk analysis, systemic understanding, and the construction of shared visions, it strengthens Convivence and collective capacities for adaptation in the face of today’s major social, environmental, and cultural challenges.