Un sermon sur la mort. Préhistoire It was Manessier the man

It was Manessier the man who led me to his painting

four names that have never disappeared from the horizon

the majority of the demonic names in the Egyptian literature do not possess an apparent ontological essence

) Münzen in Alexandria geprägt

Un sermon sur la mort. Préhistoire It was Manessier the manComposed in the manner of a three point sermon, this reflection by Richard Millet on death is not concerned with its metaphysical consequences as one might expect. It is a question here of the death of the living world: the death of the Christian faith, the death of Western culture, the death of language. A world where everyone, emptied of all substance, finds themselves alone. And the preacher of this sermon is no exception to this rule, subjected to