What can literature do for the living? In an unclassifiable text, somewhere between a narrative and a literary essay, Tanguy Viel attempts to capture fleeting thoughts in order to stretch them out on the pages of his new work, Vivarium.
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Policy
«Women's liberation began with industrial capitalism».»
par Nicolas Jutzetpar Nicolas JutzetWith her essay Féminicène, Véra Nikolski brings a breath of fresh air to a subject plagued by ideological opposition. The book focuses on the root cause of the favorable evolution in the status of women: the industrial revolution.
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Switzerland
The danger of Switzerland resting on its laurels
par Jonas Follonierpar Jonas FollonierMilitia system, productivity, neutrality... In his essay «La Suisse n'existe plus» (Switzerland no longer exists), Nicolas Jutzet, project manager at the Institut libéral, shows that the idea we have of this democratic and economic model no longer really reflects reality.
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Le Regard Libre N° 63 – Loris S. Musumeci
De la philosophie de haut vol. Tout est accompli est signé par trois écrivains: Yannick Haenel (prix Médicis 2017 pour Tiens ferme ta couronne), François Meyronnis (auteur entre autres essais importants de L’Axe du Néant, 2003) et Valentin Retz (penseur de la soumission du monde physique face au monde virtuel, notamment dans son dernier roman Noir parfait, 2015). Trois pointures. Trois amis. Tous trois animent la revue Ligne de risque. Tout est accompli laisse en larmes; du moins, il m’a beaucoup ému. Pourtant cérébral, exigeant et même difficile, bien qu’accessible, cet essai émeut pour deux raisons – oui, l’intelligence peut s’émouvoir. Le premier émoi est amer; il vient du regret d’être passé à côté de tant de richesses dans un ouvrage d’une telle densité. En gros, j’étais frustré de ne pas avoir tout compris, d’avoir dû renoncer à tout retenir. Le second
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Le Regard Libre N° 37 - Loris S. Musumeci
Philippe Forest is a man of letters renowned for his extensive knowledge of the subject. He is a professor of literature and a contributor to prestigious magazines such as NRF. Since the death of his daughter, Pauline, taken from her life at an early age by cancer, Philippe Forest has begun to write novels, linking the process of mourning to that of writing. After several major successes, such as his first novel, L'Enfant éternel (1997), and Sarinagara (2004), the author now turns to a novelistic reflection on forgetting. We met him in Fribourg.
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Le cœur de tout l’ouvrage réside dans sa tendresse






