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forthcoming: JOURNAL OF EARLY MODERN STUDIES Volume 14, Issue 2, Fall 2025

BENJAMIN I. GOLDBERG
Anatomy as a Science of Teleology: The Case of William Harvey

REMUS MANOILĂ
Deus est vox relativa: Isaac Newton on Divine Names

MONICA SOLOMON
From Endeavor to Instrument in Newton’s Early Dynamics

MARC A. HIGHT
Berkeley and the Trinity

VIACHESLAV ZAHORODNIUK
Hume’s Missing Story of Early Development

Reviews
EYLEM CANASLAN
Andrea Sangiacomo, Spinoza’s Yoga: Practice of Power and Experience of the Infinite (University of Groningen Press, 2025)

LUCA NAHORNIAC
Katherine Brading and Marius Stan, Philosophical Mechanics in the Age of Reason (Oxford University Press, 2023)

📕 "L’Écologie du cerveau. Phénoménologie et biologie de la cognition incarnée" de Thomas Fuchs : une journée d'étude pour en parler.

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‘It’s rare to encounter a work that offers such a wellspring of significance and insights. As one of multitudes who live involuntary childlessness it was both refreshing and a jolt to the senses to be held up in such a thoughtfully tender, nuanced and honest exploration. Seminal and essential both to researchers, clinicians and therapists, "The Trauma of Infertility: The Experience of Involuntary Childlessness" brings much needed dimension and new language to a topic that has long been rendered invisible or mischaracterized entirely. This book unmasks long-held stigma and invites the reader to open the heart and mind.’ — Pamela Mahoney Tsigdinos, author of Silent Sorority, USA.

The Trauma of Infertility: The Experience of Involuntary Childlessness [OPEN ACCESS] - Zeta Books Online ARCHETTI, Cristina

Endorsement: ‘It’s rare to encounter a work that offers such a wellspring of significance and insights. As one of multitudes who live involuntary childlessness it was both refreshing and a jolt to the senses to be held up in such a thoughtfully tender, nuanced and honest exploration. Seminal and essential both to researchers, clinicians and therapists, "The Trauma of Infertility: The Experience of Involuntary Childlessness" brings much needed dimension and new language to a topic that has long been rendered invisible or mischaracterized entirely. This book unmasks long-held stigma and invites the reader to open the heart and mind.’ — Pamela Mahoney Tsigdinos, author of Silent Sorority, USA.

The Trauma of Infertility: The Experience of Involuntary Childlessness [OPEN ACCESS]
by Cristina ARCHETTI

Endorsement: ‘Theoretically groundbreaking, personally courageous and societally important, this book treats the trauma of infertility and lifelong involuntary childlessness with the academic, therapeutic and cultural seriousness it has long deserved. Mainstream culture frames childlessness as an event, not a process, and neglects the lifelong existential impact that must be navigated daily by childless women—Archetti’s book takes that absence and presences it soulfully. A must-read for therapists, therapist educators, fertility clinicians, and those in the health and social care policy sectors, as well as childless individuals seeking validation and hope that healing from the soul fracture of childlessness is indeed possible.’ — Jody Day, Psychotherapist, founder of Gateway Women, author of Living the Life Unexpected, and World Childless Week Ambassador, Ireland.

The Trauma of Infertility: The Experience of Involuntary Childlessness [OPEN ACCESS] - Zeta Books Online ARCHETTI, Cristina

just published:
Cristina Archetti, The Trauma of Infertility: The Experience of Involuntary Childlessness [OPEN ACCESS]

Infertility is often understood primarily in medical terms, as a problem of reproduction and treatment outcomes. This book argues that such an approach overlooks the experience itself and the way it can reshape an entire horizon of life. For those who live through infertility, it may become a profound rupture that reaches far beyond the inability to conceive, altering one’s sense of self, one’s relation to the body, connections with others, and the way the future is imagined. Bringing together phenomenology, trauma theory, psychotherapy, and Gloria Anzaldúa’s thought, the book proposes an original framework for understanding infertility as trauma. It draws on philosophical reflection alongside personal narrative and experiential research, while placing lived experience at the centre of both interpretation and care. Rather than presenting infertility simply as a medical condition or a private struggle, it approaches it as a transformation of one’s way of being in and with the world. The result is what the author calls a phenomenology of nepantla: a phenomenological exploration of the spaces opened by rupture and displacement, attentive to experiences of being in-between and to the uncertain movements through which healing can gradually take shape.

Cristina Archetti is Professor of Political Communication and Journalism at the University of Oslo, Norway. She has been researching the intersection of communication, politics, and society for over twenty years. This has included experimenting with a range of art-based methods with the aim of creating experiences around research that involve not only the cognitive dimension, but also the senses and the heart. Beyond academia, she is a psychotherapist specializing in trauma.

The Trauma of Infertility: The Experience of Involuntary Childlessness [OPEN ACCESS] - Zeta Books Online ARCHETTI, Cristina

Cristina Archetti, The Trauma of Infertility: The Experience of Involuntary Childlessness (forthcoming August 2026)

Infertility is often understood primarily in medical terms, as a problem of reproduction and treatment outcomes. This book argues that such an approach overlooks the experience itself and the way it can reshape an entire horizon of life. For those who live through infertility, it may become a profound rupture that reaches far beyond the inability to conceive, altering one’s sense of self, one’s relation to the body, connections with others, and the way the future is imagined. Bringing together phenomenology, trauma theory, psychotherapy, and Gloria Anzaldúa’s thought, the book proposes an original framework for understanding infertility as trauma. It draws on philosophical reflection alongside personal narrative and experiential research, while placing lived experience at the centre of both interpretation and care. Rather than presenting infertility simply as a medical condition or a private struggle, it approaches it as a transformation of one’s way of being in and with the world. The result is what the author calls a phenomenology of nepantla: a phenomenological exploration of the spaces opened by disruption and displacement, attentive to experiences of being in-between and to the uncertain movements through which healing can gradually take shape.

Cristina Archetti is Professor of Political Communication and Journalism at the University of Oslo, Norway. She has been researching the intersection of communication, politics, and society for over twenty years. This has included experimenting with a range of art-based methods with the aim of creating experiences around research that involve not only the cognitive dimension, but also the senses and the heart. Beyond academia, she is a psychotherapist specializing in trauma.

ISBN 978-606-697-203-1 (paperback)
ISBN 978-606-697-204-8 (electronic)

"Perception et possibilités. De la phénoménologie aux sciences de l’esprit" – Gunnar Declerck

Cet ouvrage explore les rapports entre perception et possible, tels qu’ils ont été abordés en phénoménologie – de Husserl aux auteurs contemporains – ainsi que dans les sciences de l’esprit et les sciences cognitives. Si la perception est le plus souvent comprise comme ouverture à la réalité présente – les choses telles qu’elles sont ici et maintenant –, de nombreux philosophes et psychologues ont également souligné qu’elle implique un rapport constitutif au possible. Introduire le possible dans la perception ne revient pas à renoncer à l’actualité du monde perçu. Dans l’expérience perceptive, l’actuel ne s’oppose pas au possible, il s’y articule. Loin d’être un simple donné figé, le monde se déploie ainsi dans un horizon de possibilités qui en conditionne le sens. C’est cette dimension du possible qui confère au monde perçu son relief et son épaisseur. Privé de cette ouverture, l’univers phénoménal se réduirait à une image immobile, semblable à une photographie figée pour l’éternité.

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Perception et possibilités: De la phénoménologie aux sciences de l’esprit - Zeta Books Online DECLERCK, Gunnar