Un sermon sur la mort. Préhistoire Chapter II – History of

Chapter II – History of research

a music lover and inspiration

four names that have never disappeared from the horizon

"The forms call for reflections

Un sermon sur la mort. Préhistoire Chapter II – History ofComposed 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