3 responses to “Their shameful trahison des clercs”
latsot
I saw that and thought it was nicely done. Not whipping up a mob to cancel the bookshop into a singularity, just one person’s principled removal of their work from those shelves. That’s how it’s done.
Heh…I only know three words of French. I keep flashing on
La Trahison des images
Sackbut
I’d never heard of “trahison des clercs”, so I looked it up, and found it associated with French philosopher Julien Benda, a name that is reminiscent of Julie Bindel. Synchronicity, or something.
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3 responses to “Their shameful trahison des clercs”
I saw that and thought it was nicely done. Not whipping up a mob to cancel the bookshop into a singularity, just one person’s principled removal of their work from those shelves. That’s how it’s done.
Heh…I only know three words of French. I keep flashing on
I’d never heard of “trahison des clercs”, so I looked it up, and found it associated with French philosopher Julien Benda, a name that is reminiscent of Julie Bindel. Synchronicity, or something.