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Should We Rewrite the Classics? No, Says Laure Murat, Who Prefers to Contextualize Them.

Antisemitism · Paris

Should We Rewrite the Classics? No, Says Laure Murat, Who Prefers to Contextualize Them.

Do we have to rewrite Agatha Christie in order to forget her colonialism, anti-Semitism and racism? Do we have to censor James Bond's machoism and sexism? Gommer les outrances et l'antisemitismes de Roald Dahl? We know that these interventions have become commonplace. More often than not, for reasons that are lowly commercial and not [...] This article Do we have to rewrite the classics? No, says Laure Murat, who prefers to contextualize them wr…Read Article

Nathalie Heinich Facing the Ideological Drifts of the Left

Paris, France · Paris

Nathalie Heinich Facing the Ideological Drifts of the Left

Nathalie Heinich has always wanted to distinguish between her scientific work as a researcher in sociology and her civic interventions as "intellectual left". Two activities that she has pursued in parallel throughout her career, although her public positions have been more numerous in recent years. It is that, from [...] This article Nathalie Heinich faced the ideological drifts of the left written by Robert Kopp appeared first on Revue Des Deu…Read Article

China, Heading for 2049

China, Heading for 2049

In 2049, China will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the birth of the People's Republic of China and at that time intends to become the world's first power again. The figures seem to indicate to 24 years of the goal that it is on the right path to achieve this. We can try at this stage to evaluate the [...] This article China, heading for 2049 written by Thierry Moulonguet est apparu en premier sur Revue Des Deux Mondes.Read Article

Laughter, Inverted Mirror of the Tragic

In general, philosophers are not funny. In his essay Le Rire et les Rieurs, the writer Henri Roorda observed that "when we listen to the theoreticians of laughter, we no longer laugh." Voltaire also observed that "those who seek metaphysical causes to laughter are not gay." They have this [...] This article Le laughter, mirror inverted from the tragic written by Catherine Van Offelen appeared first on Revue Des Deux Mondes.France · France Read Article

Elizabeth Ii: an Ever-Believing Politeness

Elizabeth II leaves the palace, his car slowly passes between a double hedge of guards presenting the weapons. A young man approaches the gates that protect the entrance to Buckingham. He wears an impeccable suit, he does not have any of these particular signs to which one usually associates a fan enthusiasm, but for several weeks it is [...] This article Elizabeth II: a politeness of always written by Isabelle Rivère est apparu en premier sur R…London, England · London Read Article

Mitterrand: "but You Are Absolutely Right, Prime Minister!"

During the whole month of November 1965 before the presidential election fixed exceptionally on 5 December, Alain Peyrefitte, minister and confidant of General de Gaulle, relying on polls showing that an election from the first round is not acquired – one is, of course, in another time – presses the latter to do [...] This article Mitterrand: "But you are absolutely right, Prime Minister!" written by Jean-Pierre Naugrette appeared first on Revue…France · France Read Article

Clemenceau: the Tiger's Claw

When Henri Bergson considered, after others (Aristotle, Hegel...), different aspects of laughter, he first took stock of a little laborious comics as a way to connect men: a social motor that can strengthen the bonds between individuals and even create a feeling of camaraderie or complicity; a form of catharsis, of [...] This article Clemenceau: the claw of the Tiger written by Yves de Gaulle appeared first on Revue Des Deux Mondes.Stock Markets · France Read Article

Humor, a Very Political Weapon

Since the speech is chattery, the rare eloquence, the monocord flow and the insignificant gesture, one still wonders how, from the top of its chairs, the political gentleman can continue to seduce, convince, hold attention. As to laughter with good heart or smile of a good word face to so much seriousness, it is better to rely on [...] This article The humour, a very political weapon written by Jean-Michel Djian appeared first on Revue Des Deux …France · France Read Article

De Gaulle, Ton Gunner

A man of letters and a man of verbs, General de Gaulle is obviously not only the author of the appeal of June 18 or of Memoirs de guerre. Man of the burst in the face of the defeat of 1940 and the regime of Vichy, leader of Free France, first president of the Fifth Republic of which he was [...] Cet article De Gaulle, Tonton gunner written by Christian Authier est apparu en premier sur Revue Des Deux Mondes.Paris, France · Paris Read Article

De Gaulle-Churchill: a Couple of Heroes for Eternity

In June 1940, when they met for the first time in Tours, where members of the French government led by Paul Reynaud made a flight to Bordeaux, Winston Churchill, 65, and Charles de Gaulle, 49, seem to have nothing in common. The first, from a large aristocratic family, lived a castle [...] This article De Gaulle-Churchill: a couple of heroes for eternity written by Christine Clerc appeared first on Revue Des Deux Mondes.Bordeaux · Bordeaux Read Article

In the Field of L'encre. Flaubert President

In the coming months, as the presidential election approaches, the Lépine Competition of the most saugrenous political proposal promises to be contested, as the putative candidates have already set the bar quite high. If, for the time being, the grouping of the OQTFs in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon holds the rope, there is still a way to go to reach the masterpiece [...] This article IN THE FIL DE L'ENCRE. Flaubert president written by Benoît Forgeo…France · France Read Article

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