A group of philosophers that arose in 1998 in Paris focused on the Situationist International, on dada and surrealism, as well as on the Frankfort school, on the young Lukach, on Hannah Arendt, on the work of Gershom Scholem on Jewish mysticism, and, of course, on Walter Benjamin. As for modern philosophy, one should note the strong influence of the works of Giorgio Agamben ("The Coming Community," "Homo Sacer"), with whom direct contact was made, as well as interest in the works of Gilbert Simondon, Gilles Deleuze, and, not shared by everyone, in the works of Michel Foucault. Fashionable ideologues like Alain Badyu or Slavoy Zizek were ignored, or, more precisely, despised.