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Camus – whom I mention so often here – was extremely topical in 2020, with all these men confronted with the tragedy of existence, the mystery and injustice of suffering,…

By Laurent Lascols1 January 20215 January 2021Leave a comment
Art - Literature

Princess

Dalila Dalléas Bouzar is an Algerian artist born in 1974 in Oran, also known by the pseudonym of Louzla Darabi, used for a few years. His works are exhibited regularly,…

By Laurent Lascols14 December 20205 January 2021Leave a comment
Art - Literature

Dostoevsky and the Economy

I have always been a little bit disappointed by the inclination of certain business leaders to talk only about figures, quarterly results, return on investment whereas, often evidently, their employees,…

By Laurent Lascols17 November 202018 November 2020Leave a comment
Art - Literature

The legend of Novecento

The monologue by Alessandro Baricco is actually called, in the French translation Françoise Brun gave for Gallimard “Novecento: pianist. A monologue”. On January 1, 1900, Danny Boodman, who worked on…

By Laurent Lascols13 October 202017 October 2020Leave a comment
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“I could have danced…”

My Fair Lady on TV last night… Not because I’m contemporary with it, but honestly, the film has not aged … It is inspired by the play Pygmalion by Georges-Bernard…

By Laurent Lascols23 June 2020Leave a comment
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The Plague and the Cholera

I must confess that I find it difficult to find the words to say how we feel in the face of this pandemic. What references should we hang on to?…

By Laurent Lascols26 April 202019 June 2020Leave a comment

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