[Spoilers] “Adolescence”: Sensationalism Disguised as Brilliance
When marketing meets moral panic: an analysis of a critical success that blurs the lines. Tailored like a marketing product, Netflix’s series Adolescence has achieved […]
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The New York Times Initiates First Serious Critique of Covid Lockdowns
While discussing this topic still seems nearly impossible in France, The New York Times has begun to open the debate on Covid-19 lockdown policies in […]
Towards War: Reluctance of a Minority
As France adopts a more martial stance in the face of international tensions, the rhetoric of war is both questionable and worrying. While the defense […]
Administrative courts faced with ad nominem attacks
The Doualemn affair and the dispute over the A69 motorway are both occasions to attack the administrative justice system, which is under increasing public pressure. […]
Musical field
There are radio stations that are content to play the same hits over and over again, and then there’s FIP. A unique station, a haven […]
21st Century teens struggling to use computers ?
How can a generation born with smartphones in their hands be so ignorant of the basics of computing? Nicolas Sabatier’s article on Mac4ever, ‘Pourquoi les […]
United States, the crash of the federal administration
Image circulating on the networks. Subtext: This image uses the emblematic symbols of the United States: Uncle Sam, technology via Boeing, and cinema with King […]
The risk to French nationality of trans-national African education
An article in Le Monde looks at the practice, widespread among some African diaspora families, of sending children back to their country of origin when […]
Fighting over the stained glass of Notre Dame
The administrative court of justice will have to rule on the French President’s decision to add his own personal touch to the restoration of Notre […]
The difficulty of communicating from autism to minority stress
Communication, the bridge between people, can sometimes become a labyrinth of misunderstandings. Between the unspoken, the differences in perception and the invisible barriers that separate […]