Philosophy : Morality
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The heart of the Ventre de Paris – Emile Zola
Le Ventre de Paris, published in 1873, offers abundant descriptions of the city of Paris. Here is one, found in chapter 1: “Now he could hear the long roll that started from …
Sheet – Health
—The protection of health is progressively imposed as an individual approach and as a collective necessity, health policy is one of the elements of national solidarity. But the dark reality …
Correction: Does recognizing one’s duties mean giving up one’s freedom?
Definitions of the question terms The word ‘duties’, in the plural, can receive a rather broad definition. We will give it here the meaning of” Obligation imposed, in a particular …
The good son and the best of fathers (A l’Ombre des jeunes filles en fleurs – Marcel Proust)
Marcel Proust’sÀ la Recherche du Temps Perdu (In Search of Lost Time) is an extraordinary repository of reflections on family ties, on emotional relationships, and on society in general, as we pointed …
Sheet – Migration
—Not a new phenomenon even if strong public opinion mobilization suggests otherwise —Europe is during the cold war could give the false impression of the stability of the populations —man …