History

In history, as in everything else, truth cannot be decreed.

By Olivier Meuwly · 16 June 2024

The idea that knowledge is never definitive has been distorted, paving the way for truths falsely described as alternatives. Could the acceptance of permanent questioning, based on the dialectical construction of truth, offer a way out?

Society

Here's why gender theory is dogma

By Yann Costa · June 14, 2024

Although they concern only a small proportion of the population, gender issues seem to be dividing public opinion and getting to the heart of social debates. And for good reason: they touch on a civilizational issue: the notion of truth.

Philosophy

There can be no lie if there is no truth

By Jonas Follonier · December 10, 2022

It may sound like a trite phrase, like «there's no such thing as hot without cold», but remembering that there's no such thing as a lie without the truth has the merit of bringing back to the table a fact that has become too old-fashioned in certain intellectual circles: truth exists.

Literature

«Et moi je vis toujours», the posthumous novel by Jean d'Ormesson

By Jonas Follonier · 03 July 2018

Unpublished article - Jonas Follonier For a long time, I wandered in a dark forest. I was almost alone. Few neighbors, no friends. For...