The need for justice
“The need to take justice into one’s own hands is a dead end in which one is sometimes to which one is sometimes committed. “ Victor Hugo in Claude Gueux …
Category: Philosophy
I. A. Work is opposed to leisure
Course on work – chapter 1: Work between myths and beliefs I. Work, a terrible necessity A. Work is opposed to leisure The Greeks distinguished pines fromergon. Pons concerned all activities that …
Chapter 5 – Local Government Collaboration
Title 3 – Local Authorities Chapter 4 – The Municipality Chapter 5 – Cooperation between local authorities Section 1 – Horizontal collaboration between local authorities Collaboration between departments and between regions Horizontal collaboration corresponds to dialogue between …
Justice and fashion – Blaise Pascal
Blaise Pascal Thought 61, by Blaise Pascal, talks about the: Thoughts, 61, Justice “Justice. As fashion makes pleasure, so does it make justice.” Explanations Blaise Pascal would have given to …
Summary of Chapter I – What is property? – Proudhon, 1840
Objective of the book, What is property? From the beginning of what is property, published in 1840, Proudhon starts from the thesis that he intends to demonstrate: property is theft. …
Le malade imaginaire – Healing another man
In Le Malade imaginary, Molière puts in scene Argan and Beralde. Argan is surprised that Beralde no longer has faith in medicine. Beralde thinks that medicine is a ridiculous activity, …