Les Amours. Afrique collection of works published by

collection of works published by the Faculty of Letters

philosophy claims the exclusive pretension of being the only ethical discourse

the fascination exerted by discourse and appearances

meteorological indications

the fratricidal fate of Oedipus's sons

Les Amours. Afrique collection of works published byClassic bilingual collection. If the reader who holds this book in his hands does not like lightness, elegance, grace, banter, if he is unaware that seriousness is compatible with futility, let him not open it, and let him condemn its author as he would condemn the "Illustrious Shepherds", Thophile, Tristan, or even La Fontaine, Marivaux, Choderlos de Laclos Let this improbable reader, whom the imagination would not conceive, if many critics had not