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Tzvetan Todorov (1 March 1939 - 7 February 2017) was a Bulgarian-French historian, philosopher, structuralist literary critic, sociologist, essayist and geologist.
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In Socrates' time, an orator was accustomed to ask his audience which genre or mode of expression was preferred: myth i.e., narrative — or logical argumentation? In the age of the book, this decision cannot be left to the audience: the choice must be made in order for the book to exist and one merely imagines (or hopes for) an audience that will have given one answer rather than the other; one also tries to listen to the answer suggested or imposed by the subject itself.
When ‘all is permitted’ in the fight against terror, a counter-terrorist starts to become indistinguishable from the initial terrorist. Furthermore, all the terrorists in the world think they are counter-terrorists, merely responding to a prior act of terror. They are not the only ones: it is always possible, and easy, to find a prior violence that supposedly justifies our present violence. But, on this way of reckoning, war will never end.
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Une autre fois l’affaire est bien plus sérieuse : Buber-Neumann est au cachot, et Milena se présente devant le chef de la Gestapo du camp ; elle parvient à lui en imposer suffisamment pour qu’il l’écoute et même qu’il lui permette de rencontrer son amie en prison – faveur inouïe. Lorsque la mort approche, Milena se trouve entourée de nombreuses proches. Après, son amie conclut : « La vie a perdu tout sens pour moi » (Milena, 267). Buber-Neumann a aussi cette phrase incroyable : « Je remercie le destin de m’avoir envoyée à Ravensbrück et de m’avoir ainsi permis d’y rencontrer Milena » (Ravensbrück, 73).