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« The bigger a country is, and turns its back to the sea (ports save), the more lives are walled. The islanders are glowing. Have we noticed enough that the best strategists often come from isolated places, Corsica or Reunion, or from the middle of the seas, England or Japan? With an avid, diy but quite extensive self-taught culture, Fidel vibrated with every jolt on the planet. (page 146) »
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Régis Debray
Praised be our lords |
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Régis Debray
Praised be our lords
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« "It is on the left side, where hope is greatest, that the gap between the expected and the advenuy hurts the most. Hope has its malus when it invests itself in the century: depresses it. "p.134 »
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Régis Debray
From one century to the next |
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Régis Debray
From one century to the next
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« What happens when history evil takes you? Nothing. We're waiting. We never tire of waiting. And when what we've been waiting for doesn't happen, we keep waiting, another mirage, and then a third. It's waiting, our virus. »
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Régis Debray
Mrs. H. |
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Régis Debray
Mrs. H.
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