Taking leave from the past

By David Bidussa*

“I am what I do”, rather than “I am what I think”. In the intermediate time of balances, the possibility of rebirth is linked to the first expression more than to the second. Not because there is a certainty of “tomorrow”. Simply to take secular leave from “yesterday”.

*Social historian of ideas

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