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Dante : Tale of a Descent into Hell (Sheldon Kopp)
"Midway through his life, Dante, on the eve of Good Friday, 1300, discovers that he has strayed from the True Way of the religious life, and has wandered into the Dark Wood of Error, where he must spend a miserable night."
InLibroVeritas
il y a 6 heures6 min de lecture


Poème du jour : "Les fileuses lointaines", par André Lebey
"Le Rêve est las d'aller aux cieux."
Irène de Palacio
il y a 4 jours3 min de lecture


Nietzsche, Truth, and the Horror of Existence
"If we look deeply into the essence of things, into the horror of existence, Nietzsche thinks we will be overwhelmed — paralyzed. Like Hamlet we will not be able to act, because we see that action can "not change anything in the eternal nature of things."
InLibroVeritas
30 oct.6 min de lecture


"La beauté de la mer", par Remy de Gourmont
"Dieu ne répond pas à tout le monde – la mer non plus."
Irène de Palacio
30 oct.5 min de lecture


Poème du jour : "Finisterre", par Sylvia Plath (eng/fr)
"She does not hear what the sailor or the peasant is saying/She is in love with the beautiful formlessness of the sea"
Irène de Palacio
30 oct.3 min de lecture
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