Articles in English
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For the bourgeoisie and the petite-bourgeoisie, life is a party. They have one every weekend. The proletariat doesn’t have parties. Just funerals with rhythm. That’s going to change. The exploited are going to throw a big party. Memory and guillotines. Sensing it, acting it out on certain nights, inventing edges and humid corners for it,…
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Be pride: … a public funeral for any kind of moral commitment, under the inquisitorial surveillance of the “new morality”. … a proselytism of a disease that has become the recipe for health and vitality. … a nightclub of misery brought to daylight. … the icon that everyone must worship. … a struggle to find…
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Every few years a renowned atheist or agnostic comes out with a new book questioning the worth of religion in general and Christianity in particular. … Meanwhile, national polls in the U.S. show a steady rise in the number of people declaring “no religion” when asked about their religious affiliation—up from 2.7 percent of the…
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I found a funny picture, old but still valid (even if the Microsoft’s trend is decreasing and Apple can take the “tyrant’s” place). Credits: The Apple Collection (:-) )
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