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A re-enchantment of the world, nothing less than that!
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After extolling the merits of walking in a little itinerant rhetoric and praising volunteerism in previous works, the writer, playwright and doctor of political science continues his quest for the meaning given to existence.
In
The Little Book of Friendship
(Salvator), he gives himself the difficult mission of defining the friendly feeling, this curious miracle which he adorns with the greatest of prestige.
LE FIGARO. -
“I don’t know if friendship has a divine source, but it obviously comes from the sacred
,” you write.
What does that mean?
Patrick TUDORET. -
Friendship is, in my opinion, an antidote to the chaos of the world, a luxury that makes it a more pleasant place.
And this, since the domestication of fire.
We live in an era that suffers severely from infantilization, from generalized stupidity: concepts as serious as goodness and beauty have been transformed into themes worthy of the
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