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06/01/2013 Eccentric or Sick | Greek Tragedy and Celebrity | human-rights | Kennedy Sex Addiction | Patrick Carnes Addiction | Patrick Carnes Betrayal Bond Review | Patrick Carnes Impunity | politics | society | Steve Jobs Power Feitosa-Santana

Are some celebrities eccentric or sick?

If you ever felt that your uniqueness means that you are not like other people, and you do not have human limitation, you have entered the arena that Greek writers called “tragedy”.  In this arena, all Greek heroes often had the same flaws, excessive pride. It happens when people fail to accept human limitation, and […]

06/01/2013 Eccentric or Sick | Greek Tragedy and Celebrity | human-rights | Kennedy Sex Addiction | Patrick Carnes Addiction | Patrick Carnes Betrayal Bond Review | Patrick Carnes Impunity | politics | society | Steve Jobs Power Feitosa-Santana

Are some celebrities eccentric or sick?

If you ever felt that your uniqueness means that you are not like other people, and you do not have human limitation, you have entered the arena that Greek writers called “tragedy”.  In this arena, all Greek heroes often had the same flaws, excessive pride. It happens when people fail to accept human limitation, and […]

05/01/2013 Emilien Neron | Mohamed Fellag | Monsieur Lazhar | Monsieur Lazhar Movie 2012 | Philippe Falardeau | Sophie Nelisse Feitosa-Santana

Monsieur Lazhar (2012)

Monsieur Lazhar touches the children world, the death world, the immigrant world, the silent world, the unfair world. In other words, it is about oppression and omission. All a child need is love and safeness to express themselves… Review by Stephen Holden: “”In the indelible opening scene of Philippe Falardeau’s “Monsieur Lazhar,” Simon (Émilien Néron), a sixth grader at […]

05/01/2013 Emilien Neron | Mohamed Fellag | Monsieur Lazhar | Monsieur Lazhar Movie 2012 | Philippe Falardeau | Sophie Nelisse Feitosa-Santana

Monsieur Lazhar (2012)

Monsieur Lazhar touches the children world, the death world, the immigrant world, the silent world, the unfair world. In other words, it is about oppression and omission. All a child need is love and safeness to express themselves… Review by Stephen Holden: “”In the indelible opening scene of Philippe Falardeau’s “Monsieur Lazhar,” Simon (Émilien Néron), a sixth grader at […]