[by Mikhail KOSTYLEV] We have seen how similar Marxism-Leninism and gender studies are: two powerful ideological institutions financed by the State, which use elements of scientific language to mask an empty discourse. Ideology willingly plunders the vocabulary of
[by Sami Biasoni] The contemporary history of our country, that of the past century to which some can still bear witness, has probably only known two moments of real convergence of social struggles: the democratic victory of the Popular Front in 1936 and the junction
[fiction] Thank you, thank you, thank you for coming in such large numbers to celebrate the victory. We are delighted to hear the excellent news of the election of our colleague and Vice-President of the University of Lille, Sandrine Rousseau, to
[we are reproducing here the text of the response that we published to Julien Bayou's text in l'Express] Dear Julien Bayou We, ordinary users of the French language, after reading your interview in l'Express, would like to provide some clarifications
The Observatory is the recipient of the text from the CILF concerning the criticism of the "dictatorial" use of the midpoint. The text is signed by the President of the CILF and its Vice-President who "firmly" support the positions taken by the French Academy and
[by Guillaume Pronesti, moderator of the FB group "No to the imposition of inclusive writing"] We know the bad joke played on the mathematician Chasles. From 1861 to 1869, the forger Vrain-Lucas sold him more than 27 "autograph" letters from
[by Hubert Heckmann] In a circular dated May 5, 2021 and published in the Official Bulletin of May 6, 2021, the Minister of National Education rejects the use of inclusive writing in schools: “it is appropriate to prohibit the use of writing
[by Yana Grinshpun] Dementiae symmetriarum ratiocinationes. The new circular from the minister concerned about the future of our children, and now our children, recommends "It is also requested to use formulations such as "the candidate or the candidate" in order to
[by Jean Szlamowicz] There are symbols and symbols. When we say that the lion is the symbol of strength, it is an idea accessible to everyone because it is a culturally shared representation. When we speak of "the invisibility of
[by Xavier-Laurent Salvador] In the recent "debate" that pitted Elianne Viennot against Jean Szlamowicz, we witnessed one of those contortionist numbers that only the media can offer. And the roaring lioness transformed herself under