Claude Bruaire
Pain refers to the "negative" sensation in an attack that affects the body. The word is used for localized aggression, with varying intensity...
Author: Emmanuel Di Rossetti
Poetry by Philippe Mac Leod
There is no greater vertigo than your exposed face (…). It is there, on the edge of this barely opened abyss, that one discovers how precious the flesh is….
Our secret, a mystery
We each have our own secret, which we initially keep to ourselves. Marcel Jouhandeau, in Elements for an Ethics. Grasset Publishers.
Diversity (continued)
…Sounge i felibre esteba… I think of the Félibres… It is characteristic of good artisans of Diversity, to turn it inside out like this. I will be….
Diversity
I don't know if, like me, hearing the word "diversity" (which has replaced the word "Other") makes you feel nauseous. Victor Segalen is an author who acts...
Prayer of the craftsman
12th-century monastic prayer: Teach me, Lord, to make good use of the time You give me for work… Teach me to combine haste and slowness….
Antigone, defiant and intimate (7/7. Love)
Part 7 and final part: Love. Antigone's desire is familial; she does not want to leave her brother unburied. Creon, on the other hand, desires to...
Essay on Exoticism
Only those with a strong sense of individuality can perceive the difference. According to the law that every thinking subject presupposes an object, we must posit that...
Man and Animals According to Aristotle
From this comes the obvious conclusion that the State is a fact of nature, that man is naturally a social being, and that he who remains savage...
Antigone, defiant and intimate (5/7. Authority)
Part 5: Authority In ancient Greece, men knew and recognized themselves in the eyes of their family, their relatives, their peers...
Identify
Identity is divided, on the one hand, into a foundation that is within us, without which we can derive any particular merit, our nature, and on the other hand, the education (culture) that we...
The division according to Creon
Creon divides his interlocutors into two camps: those who are with him and those who are against him. He no longer negotiates and threatens those who oppose him. Force...
The enantiodromos, the fork of life
Creon is transformed into a tyrant. He becomes what he imagines he should be. This is the enantiodromos, this moment and place for the Greeks, which reveals his true nature...
Taking it upon oneself, a transfiguration
It is difficult to understand in our time, where individualism reigns, that the act of taking responsibility for what one does not think of oneself, what one thinks of the other...