In Ce que je veux sauver, Peggy Sastre defends the foundations of universalism against tribalism and relativism. The editorialist at Le Point believes that France is particularly vulnerable to these increasingly powerful trends.
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Le Regard Libre N° 46 - Thierry Fivaz It's an awkward situation we're all familiar with. Any socially balanced person must have been confronted with it at least once...
Le Regard Libre N° 24 - Léa Farine
Ludwig Wittgenstein writes in the foreword to the Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus: «The whole meaning of the book could be summed up as follows: everything that can properly be said, can be said clearly, and about what cannot be said, silence must be kept. The book will thus draw a boundary to the act of thinking - or rather, not to the act of thinking, but to the expression of thoughts: for in order to draw a boundary to the act of thinking, we would have to be able to think on both sides of this boundary (we would therefore have to be able to think what cannot be thought). The boundary can therefore only be drawn in language, and what lies beyond this boundary is simply meaningless.
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