Radio Work
- Radio programs (Radio-Canada, France-Culture) devoted to artistic, cultural and philosophical issues, resulting from his 1975 meeting with the German philosopher Ernst Bloch, with Pierre Furlan and Peter Stein (subsequently published by Arno Münster in Tagträume vom Aufrechten Gang, Suhrkamp Verlag, Frankfurt am Main, 1977).
- André Malraux, French Minister of Culture
- Simone Signoret and Yves Montand, actors
- Joan Miró, Artist
- Zao Wou-ki, Painter.
- Vincent van Gogh Engineer and nephew of the painter
- Günter Grass, Writer
- Philippe Soupault, Poet and cofounder of Surrealism with André Breton
- Tadeusz Kantor, Theater director
- Jean-Michel Folon, Artist
- Hubert Reeves, Physicist
- Sami-Ali, Psychoanalyst
- Vladimir Jankelevitch, Philosopher
- Evgen Bavčar, Blind photographer
- Jean Clair, Museum curator
- Jean-Louis Heim, Paleontologist
- Tomonobu Imamichi, Philosopher
- Arnold Mandel, Writer
- Jean Ladrière, Philosopher
- Jean-Pierre Vernant, Greek scholar
- Christian Dotremont, Artist and writer
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