Mystery and Birdsong
By Anne Edan | May 9th, 2020“What is this virus, Theo?” Theo: “It’s a virus that makes children go away.” These are the words of a three and a half year old who is asking: “Why […]
“What is this virus, Theo?” Theo: “It’s a virus that makes children go away.” These are the words of a three and a half year old who is asking: “Why […]
In Japan, the number of elderly people commiting crimes is increasing because they want to go to jail. In jail they have company, they are treated well and confinement is […]
I had promised to tell a friend what I thought about the book that she had bought me as a birthday present as soon as I had finished it. I […]
I had been hoping to translate Dalila Arpin’s piece published by our colleagues in the ELP,[1] for I had been touched by how well she had put some of the […]
About The Other Side of Bio-politics. A Writing for Jouissance, by Éric Laurent.[1] Subversion The Other Side of Bio-politics,[2] a title too Foucauldian? That was my question for a moment. […]
I want to share with you what my thoughts are trying to capture of the phenomena that have taken place for four days in a body affected not by a […]
Time has been suspended, in any case it is different. It seems to be stretching but also accelerating. However, what time do we speak about here, that of the analytic […]
Each of us faces his/her own real. Nowadays, however, we could say that CO-VID19 is the real of the entire planet. Every day, we witness new measures “feeding” the speech […]
As I recently stated, surely all too naïvely and ill-considered, was that “what we are living is really new and unknown and this whole Corona/Covid-19 situation would have been unthinkable […]
How should we read the film Melancholia,[1] whose visual power and meticulous aesthetics captivate our eyes so? And whose music – the overture from Richard Wagner’s opera Tristan and Iseult […]