earth without art is just "eh"

PARAGRAPH ONE  In this notion we have to deal with two different concepts « spaces » and « exchanges ». If we dig into these two concepts and search a definition to them we could say that : If we look up in a dictionary we would find this definition an empty area that is free to be used , but if we dig a little bit more in what it could men, we could say that this concept reflects not only a geographical and physical area but also a symbolical or even virtual area if we look at our modern world. All things considered we could say that a « space » whatever the shape it takes (if it takes one) gives place to actions to be developed in it.  But if we look at our other concept which is « exchanges » the official definition would be this one the giving and taking of one thing for another, so an exchange would be like an interaction that can take many different forms and can happen between different beings, places …  ...

ELEPHANT, a GUS VAN SANT movie  1) What struck you most in the film? To begin with, I would like to emphasize the fact that this question is particularly difficult to answer when it comes to the analysis of this movie. Even if I have mixed feelings in the choice I have made, it goes without saying that this particular scene is quite striking. In the first place, this moment struck me because it is the actual accomplishment of their shooting plan. Moreover, it is worth mentioning that the artistic choice of Gus Van Sant decelerate the arrival of the shooters and that the different time lapses and point of views create a shroud of confusion. Strange as it may seam in this scene all seems to be clarified. But, what strikes me the most in this scene is that Michelle is the first victim. This, in fact, seems very paradoxical because she could be considered as a "nerd". On top of that, she is very lonely and she is also harassed and humiliated by other students. O...

MARCH FOR OUR LIVES       First and foremost, it is worth noting that  40 000  people die every year, almost a  100  people a day because of gun violence  epidemic  in the USA which has increased immensely in the last decades becoming the second cause of unnatural death. As a reaction to the increasing number of school shootings and more generally of gun violence victims related to acts like suicides,  mass shootings, feminicides, police misconducts...the March For Our Lives (MFOL) movement has been created by the amercan youth after the Majority Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland to fight against the numerous consequences of this intolerable and unprecendet situation for a developed country. This movement points out that this violence is not acceptable not even in the name of an illusionary and contradictive societal belief that a gun can solve security problems or that after all guns are items of the american ...

https://www.theguardian.com/inequality/2017/dec/28/end-of-la-zad-frances-utopian-anti-airport-community-faces-bitter-last-stand ARTICLE =   "END OF LA ZAD? FRANCE'S UTOPIAN ANTI AIRPORT COMMUNITY          FACES BITTER LAST STAND" This article released in December 28th 2017 in the paper "The Guardian" is entitled "End of la Zad? France's Utopian anti airport community faces bitter stand" . The article is founded on the report of  Kim Willsher, an award winning correspondent based in France. The subject treated is the status report of the situation of the community created in la ZAD.                                           BUT WHAT IS THE ZAD?      La ZAD has a long history behind her, that begins a half century  ago when the French government first project on creating a transatlantic "Great W...

          POST 1: THE MYTH OF THE NOBLE/GOOD SAVAGE                The term "the noble savage" brings us back to the 17th and 18th centuries , when the autochthones and natives embodied the ideal of the intrinsic goodness due to the fact that they were not considered as civilized communities. Therefore indigenes could not have been "corrupted" or depraved by the latent flaws and depravity of civilisation .                   This myth takes its origins from John Dryden's heroic play The Conquest of Granada (1672) in which this expression appears for the first time but it only became a concrete concept of ennoblement  during the 18th century romanticism with the turn of phrase "nature's gentleman". Centuries later, as this conception is promptly associated to Rousseau's premise about the state of nature , even if he never used this exact words to...