What to do? And what to do with this question that is neither practical nor theoretical, which invites neither idle reflection nor hasty, accelerating activism? Jacques Derrida addresses these questions in his lecture "What to Do - with the Question 'What to Do'?", which he delivered in 1994 as the opening to a debate with the conservative intellectual Alain Minc, who would later become a close advisor to French President Nicolas Sarkozy. In the words of Karl Marx and Immanuel Kant, of Lenin and Victor Hugo, he advocates for a way of thinking that, like any thinking that deserves the name, can only be revolutionary and leftist.