Presenting the research of the Épokhè association

The Épokhè association continues the work of Ars Industrialis, the association founded by Bernard Stiegler, which it inherited after being called for a while the Association des amis de la génération Thunberg. It brings together researchers and activists around an “ecology of technology”, from the critique of the attention economy to contributive research and the passing on of Bernard Stiegler's work.

After two changes of name, the association wanted to assert its identity and make its activity easier to read, with a website that quickly explains what is at stake and helps people find their way among its research themes, projects and resources.

The website also had to let Épokhè's members, most of them researchers busy with their own work, share a project, a publication or a resource without spending hours on it. Each item is therefore written in a simple form, a title, a description and a category, while the layout and the matching icon are generated automatically.

The website is generated with Jekyll from plain text files, and its editing interface runs on Decap CMS.

Home page of the Épokhè website on a phone
Projects page
Page of the Les cahiers du net project
Contribute page