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Michel Houellebecq: "A civilization which legalizes euthanasia loses all rights to respect"
Author of dozens of books, Boualem Sansal has notably published “Le Serment des barbares” (Gallimard, 1999), “Le Village de l'Allemand or Le Journal des frères Schiller” (Gallimard, 2008), awarded four prizes, "2084. The End of the World ”(Gallimard, 2015), grand prize for the novel from the Académie française, and“ Le Train d'Erligen or La Métamorphose de Dieu ”(Gallimard, 2019). Last novel to appear: “Abraham ou La Cinquième alliance” (Gallimard, coll. “Blanche”, 2020, 288 p., € 21).
The answer is largely in the question.
If we ask ourselves what will become of us, it is because we know we are sick, doomed, lost, and moreover, implicitly said, incapable of getting out of it on our own.
There is also, underlying, like a cry for help.
We hope, we wait, we moan to inspire pity, knowing full well that our friends and enemies around the world have their own vision of things.
There are always a lot of answers to questions.
You just have to find them.
What, in this case,
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