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Banquet pour tout le monde : Astérix et Obélix ont 60 ans

Les deux Gaulois les plus célèbres du 9e art fêtent, en 2019, leur 60e anniversaire : le 29 octobre 1959, le scénariste René Goscinny et le dessinateur Albert Uderzo présentent au monde un petit Gaulois, accompagné par son ami, plus... enveloppé. Rapidement, les deux héros deviennent les figures majeures du journal Pilote.

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Le trône de fer : les livres de la saga A Song of Ice and Fire de George RR Martin

Le trône de fer est une immense saga d’héroïque fantasy qui s’inspire de la série des Rois maudits de Maurice Druon. C’est au début des années 1990 que Georges R.R. Martin commence à écrire Le trône de fer, le premier volume est publié en 1996. En 2007, la chaine de télévision HBO acquiert les droits d’adaptations. L’auteur lui-même participe à sa production et écrit le scénario d’un épisode par saison. 

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2021, commémoration des 700 ans de la mort de Dante Alighieri

Né le 21 mai 1265, Dante Alighieri, mythique poète italien, écrivain, mais également homme politique ayant vécu à Florence, est mort le 14 septembre 1321, laissant derrière lui La Divine Comédie. Considéré comme le père de la langue italienne, il compose avec Boccace et Pétrarque cette trinité littéraire par laquelle le toscan s’imposa dans le pays. En cette année 2021, le 700e anniversaire de sa mort est commémoré, partout dans le monde.

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Le livre numérique fête ses 50 ans : un anniversaire, tout en histoire

Certains membres du Projet Gutenberg, célèbre plateforme dédiée à la préservation d'ouvrages du domaine public, ont décidé de sortir les bougies. L'ebook célèbre ses 50 années – né en 1971 ! – qu'il n'a effectivement pas l'air d'avoir. Si le grand public l'a découvert avec les premières liseuses, ActuaLitté, en partenariat avec ces passionnés, retrace une histoire de l'ebook. Un dossier exceptionnel.

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Festival Un week-end à l'Est : 2022, Odessa de l'espace

Un week-end à l’Est a été initié par Vera Michalski et Brigitte Bouchard en 2016 avec deux objectifs : raviver la vie culturelle dans le Quartier Latin et créer des passerelles entre les cultures. Cette année, il place la ville d’Odessa au cœur des rencontres, qui se dérouleront à Paris, du 23 au 28 novembre — littérature, cinéma, arts visuels, débats et concerts sont au programme.

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Le Tripode : dix ans d'édition indépendante sur trois pieds, sans trembler

Le Tripode incarne l'esprit de la créativité et de l'originalité littéraire. Fondées en 2013 par Frédéric Martin, elles se sont rapidement imposées comme un acteur majeur de l'édition indépendante. À l'occasion de ses 10 ans, la maison d'édition propose de redécouvrir les livres qui ont forgé son identité. 

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The Only Ones

Premier roman de Carola Dibbell, critique rock emblématique de 70 ans, voici une création mutante qui rappelle les univers de Burgess, de Vonnegut, La Servante écarlate de Margaret Atwood ou le film Le Fils de l'homme. Un roman social et familial, porté par une voix féminine extraordinaire, à la fois naïve et grave, proche d'Huckleberry Finn, du Momo d'Emile Ajar, du Enig Marcheur de Russell Hoban. Une femme a réchappé à une vague de pandémies ayant ravagé la population mondiale. Elle se prostitue sur les docks du Queens, le port de New York déserté, vendant littéralement son corps – ses dents, ses ovules ou son sang – à ceux assez riches pour payer, qui espèrent ainsi se protéger des épidémies. Avec l'aide d'un fermier généticien, elle donne naissance à un clone, Ani. Terrifiée, n'ayant jamais vu d'enfant de sa vie, tout juste capable de s'occuper d'elle-même, elle va devoir protéger sa fille des dangers de ce monde. Après une vie entière passée seule, sans famille, sur les quais froids et humides du Queens, Inez a beaucoup vécu... mais ignore beaucoup. Récit d'une éducation au monde et à soi-même, réflexion ironique sur les rapports de classes (l'Elue est une prostitué de couleur et analphabète du Queens), ce monologue drôle, brut, déchirant et vivant est aussi un grand roman d'anticipation sociale.

08/2017

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Architecture

The Turkish Boudoir of Marie Antoinette and Joséphine at Fontainebleau

Ten years apart, Marie Antoinette gives to Fontainebleau two jewels made by the greatest artists of her time : the Turkish boudoir (1777) and the silver boudoir (1786). In these homes of retirement, the queen escapes the label of the Court and combines a fancy Orient with the expression of the most extravagant novelties. The craze for turqueries did not fade in the early nineteenth century and the Empress Joséphine moved a few years later in this women's shelter offering a new sparkle to this universe of the Thousand and One Nights. She had a sumptuous and atypical furniture, which combines mahogany and gilded bronzes with lamé fabrics, embroidered and fringed with gold. After a painstaking restoration, the graceful carved, painted and gilded paneling of Marie Antoinette's boudoir is once again the setting for Joséphine's luxurious furniture. Nestled in a corner of the ancestral castle of Fontainebleau, the Turkish boudoir is the only decoration of its kind preserved in France and one of the most exceptional sets of furniture created for Joséphine.

03/2023

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Illumination Hymn and Conferences

Illumination Hymn, Conferences Author : Dr. Shuddhananda Bharati The flame shining vibrations movement is the one person, the irremovable one, I am in all. The flame shining vibrations movement is the only one form enveloping and carrying human bodies and worlds in its illumination light. The flame shining vibrations movement is the only sound Aum. I bow to that flame illumination light. Our natural being, sending hope and help in this illumination hymn itself is liberation in life to all of us Sparks Intelligence - Individuals of the light, to put an end to our sufferings miseries and fears and to feed and make us enjoy here and now in the painless nectar bliss.

06/2014

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Read Ancient African scripts from any current African language. Volume 2

The son of Douaouf, the brilliant, scribe of the early XIIth Dynasty Xty " Khety " said this : "The man continues to subsist after reaching the haven of death and his actions are beside him in a heap. " If regression is the main cause of the alarming situation of Africa and its tails the perceptibles consequences at all levels, the solution to this problem is eminently political. It inevitably involves the constitution of a pan-African State. For men, there is no unity without memory of the past. In fact, the construction of a federal state inevitably involves the restoration of African historical consciousness. There is no national and federal identity without a common language. The unification of Africa will only be possible if it takes the measure of its linguistic unification issue. To a lesser extent but like Cheikh Anta Diop in his book titled the Cultural Unity, I was animated throughout this heuristic by the idea that only the true knowledge of the past can maintain the consciousness and the feeling of a historical continuity essential to the consolidation of a nation for the purpose of building a multinational state in line with its past. Like Cheikh Anta Diop, I build my sureness on the legitimate idea that a people who lost a significant part of their historical memory must engage in the investigation of their past in every possible way. This investigation can take the contours of a reconnection with its past through so-called old languages. But a people can not live only with by merely repeating of what others tell them about themselves. The investigation through its linguistic past allows especially a direct knowledge of oneself. In addition to the fact that this knowledge simply highlights its weaknesses, it allows also to become aware by an introspective and therefore reflective of its real abilities and strengths. It structures being and the consciousness of being to resist any form of servile and degrading ideology. This quest for the past, not founded on blind passion but objectivity, nourishes a healthy ambition for a real universalism. To know one's past is already to project one's future. To know one's past is to give oneself the capacity to be able to bring to others in a perspective of giving and receiving. To know one's past is to refuse intellectual guardianship and wait-and-seeism. To know one's past is to be reborn.

05/2020

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Read Ancient African scripts from any current African language. Volume 1

The son of Douaouf, the brilliant, scribe of the early XIIth Dynasty Xty " Khety " said this : "The man continues to subsist after reaching the haven of death and his actions are beside him in a heap. " If regression is the main cause of the alarming situation of Africa and its tails the perceptibles consequences at all levels, the solution to this problem is eminently political. It inevitably involves the constitution of a pan-African State. For men, there is no unity without memory of the past. In fact, the construction of a federal state inevitably involves the restoration of African historical consciousness. There is no national and federal identity without a common language. The unification of Africa will only be possible if it takes the measure of its linguistic unification issue. To a lesser extent but like Cheikh Anta Diop in his book titled the Cultural Unity, I was animated throughout this heuristic by the idea that only the true knowledge of the past can maintain the consciousness and the feeling of a historical continuity essential to the consolidation of a nation for the purpose of building a multinational state in line with its past. Like Cheikh Anta Diop, I build my sureness on the legitimate idea that a people who lost a significant part of their historical memory must engage in the investigation of their past in every possible way. This investigation can take the contours of a reconnection with its past through so-called old languages. But a people can not live only with by merely repeating of what others tell them about themselves. The investigation through its linguistic past allows especially a direct knowledge of oneself. In addition to the fact that this knowledge simply highlights its weaknesses, it allows also to become aware by an introspective and therefore reflective of its real abilities and strengths. It structures being and the consciousness of being to resist any form of servile and degrading ideology. This quest for the past, not founded on blind passion but objectivity, nourishes a healthy ambition for a real universalism. To know one's past is already to project one's future. To know one's past is to give oneself the capacity to be able to bring to others in a perspective of giving and receiving. To know one's past is to refuse intellectual guardianship and wait-and-seeism. To know one's past is to be reborn.

05/2020

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Littérature française

Black Orpheus. Edition en langue anglaise

This text, one of the finest written by Jean-Paul Sartre, dates from 1948 and is the accomplishment of the understanding of poems whose aim was not merely literary. To a large degree, it inaugurated the still lively reflexion on Negritude. This text dealing with liberty wich at that time could only be written or spoken about, has lost none of its virtue in a world where many of the profound demands of the black voice have still to be met.

02/1963

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