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"Most men are wicked", Οἱ πλεῖστοι κακοί, Bias of Priene
According to one of the seven sages of Antiquity, Bias of Priene, "Most men are wicked". It is perhaps worth revisiting this maxim today to grasp its full depth... and its warnings!
Jan 229 min read


What do we owe to Albert Camus?
On the 65th anniversary of his death, it may be useful to take stock of his thinking, to ask ourselves how this famous philosopher and novelist would undoubtedly have understood our times, but above all, what we could take away from his work to fill our humanist bag.
Jan 69 min read


Children of the Orient
By focusing here on the fate of the children of the Orient, Ariane returns, to bear witness, to her own childhood, imbued with a mixture of exile, abundant cultures, and religious diversity.
This article is about returning to the meaning of Christmas to remind us, as it seems far from being a given, that the only viable path for humanity is that of peace.
What is the outcome for humanity when it has forgotten its essential dimension?
Dec 19, 202410 min read


From One Plato's Cave to Another... Reflections on the Society of the Spectacle, Mediatization, and Totalitarianism
Recent years have exposed us not only to mass propaganda, but also to its shamelessness: it no longer hides, it asserts itself, it flaunts itself, it claims its own status as information prostitute. Minds that have seen these crude maneuvers, for example, those of the actors we regularly find in crisis situations, have emerged from a first Plato's Cave.
But what happens to them afterwards?
Dec 9, 202410 min read


La Licorne - The Unicorn: why this name?
With La Licorne (the Unicorn), it is the birth of a new scriptural adventure...
But why this strange, fantastic name, which seems to come from a child's imagination?
Ariane explains everything to you...
Dec 7, 20242 min read
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