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[This text by Nathalie Heinich was first published on January 5, 2022 in Franc Tireur, which gave permission to reproduce it here] Museums are now letting themselves be won over by fashion: woke fashion of course, past
[by XLS and HH] As a result of the conference on reconstruction, a history and archives enthusiast contacted us to send us this autograph document from the Master of Freiburg, the content of which bears witness to the depth of his thinking. The Observatory
[by Mikhail Kostylev] Christmas is coming! Unfortunately, due to the health crisis and the national deficit, we won't be able to hire the Old Bearded Man this year - he's actually taking his third dose at Tromsø hospital. And who should be there?
[by V. Wiel, Professor of 17th Century Literature] If it were still necessary to prove that our language is fascist, discriminatory towards minorities and that it urgently needs to be completely remade, we should finally address the fate of the left. Because
by Yana Grinshpun and Mikhail Kostylev In our (Soviet) youth, France was nicknamed the "16th Republic of the USSR". Emigration was a cruel disillusionment: the French hardly read, drink their vodka without snacking (the savages!) and their
by the collective, unanimous Following the injunction addressed to us to withdraw article 1269 by the Provisional Administrator of the Sorbonne, here is the letter that we would like to send to him. Mr. Provisional Administrator, We learn from the letter that you
by Joseph Ciccolini In the era of self-pity and the exposure of one's wounds, which everyone is now invited to scratch as best they can, I realized that the Huffington Post was now encouraging everyone to do
[by XLS] Rather than “political correctness” – a hackneyed and unfounded expression – I now invite you to prefer the term “orthopensée” which shares the same prefix as the words “orthography” or “orthopedist”. This one presents
[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
[Here is an announcement that we are being asked to distribute, and that we will publish for once without comment:] Paris 21 University supports the international day against delirophobia, megalophobia and paranophobia "That's it, and I