Society

French as an art of living

By Antoine Lévêque · February 26, 2024

In a world where literature is often seen as mere entertainment, it may seem important to restore the importance of learning the French language and studying its greatest authors.

Society

Linguist Danièle Manesse: «Grammatical gender is not sex».»

By Jonas Follonier · January 29, 2022

Danièle Manesse, professor emeritus of language sciences at the University of Paris-3 Sorbonne nouvelle, fights inclusive writing with all her might. She responds here, argument by argument, to the proponents of this militant typography. And as a convinced feminist, she gives us her thoughts on what has become of much of her camp and the academic world.

Literature

Max Lobe's literary orgy

By Jonas Follonier · 12 January 2021

Il publie "La Promesse de Sa Phall'Excellence"

Philosophy

Some new arguments against inclusive writing

By Danilo Heyer · February 14, 2020

Pour en finir avec l'Etat-thérapeute

Philosophy

Inclusive writing and our disease of the century

By Danilo Heyer · October 27, 2019

As inclusive writing exerts its grip ever more violently on people's minds, including those of pedagogues who are no longer shy about imposing it on schools, it's time to determine what ailment it's a symptom of, so that we can get rid of it.

Literature

Aude Seigne and the art of the literary puzzle

By Alexandre Wälti · March 20, 2018

L’écologie, quel vaste thème ! Aussi vaste que la terre sans doute ; un équilibre entre l’homme et la nature qui est...