Nantes, Renz-Korsé by Sarah Guilbaud
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Nantes, Renz-Korsé by Sarah Guilbaud
Jugez moi : mes auteurs préférés romanesques edition :
Proust (t’es déprimée va voir ta psy) (et aussi t’es gay)
Stendhal (finis ce que tu commences)
Saint-Simon (ferme la)
Aragon (gauchiasse)
Laclos (stop being horny 24/7)
Dumas (basic bitch)
Cendras (traumatised weak ass)
Flaubert (espèce d’asociale)
Rousseau (main character) (failed)
Nizan (VA . TE . FAIRE . SOIGNER)
Poetic Thoughts in a Forest Pavilion 林堂詩思圖, Ni Zan, 1366, Art Institute of Chicago: Asian Art
Kate S. Buckingham Endowment; restricted gift of the E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation Size: 124 × 50.5 cm Medium: Hanging scroll; ink on paper
https://www.artic.edu/artworks/145677/
Sartre's reflections on his childhood friend Paul Nizan.
If we are to betray the bourgeoisie for the sake of mankind, let us not be ashamed to admit that we are traitors.
Paul Nizan, “Les Cheins de Garde”, 1932.
Hatred and love. A revolutionary is made by hating injustice and loving his fellow sufferers, like Che said, like Nizan. I agree. One revolts out of hatred, one becomes a revolutionary out of reason. Both simultaneously.
Jean-Paul Sartre, Talking with Sartre, 57
Nantes, Smerf by Sarah Guilbaud
Nantes, Persu by Sarah Guilbaud