A mosaic of profound cultural miscegenation, the cradle of jazz and American music, a redoubt of dark African rituals and wild indulgence set against surrounding puritanism, New Orleans is a living homage to its roots that does not forget its literary children either…
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Sometimes I think a dog is like a child who refused to grow up so as not to lose faith in human beings, though it proves to be far too high a price to pay. The only human who perhaps did so, Peter Pan (1), paid a terrible price for it: amnesia, and with it, his very humanity…
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Thrown into the world through the birth canal, the new being will yearn for the rest of its life to return to a mythical state of completeness to which it can never return. A dream stolen from death, which it will only fleetingly caress in ephemeral moments of fulfilment…
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An interesting question, in my opinion, always humble and respectful, because I consider it the prelude to the great question: What does it mean to die?…
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To Be or To Have (a Body)? Read More »
