Introduction to Hegel’s Philosophy
(I kept the same “watchmaking” situations as for Kant.)
If Kant is the one who teaches us to set the right rules, Hegel is the one who tells us: look, everything is in the process of becoming.
Where Kant seeks something solid and universal, Hegel looks at the world as a history in the making. We understand things not in isolation, but through their tensions, their contradictions, and their transformation. It is not a break, it is a living continuity.
Published on 12 octobre 2026
The Song of the Sand
I admit to being responsible for the lyrics and the choice of instruments, but the vocals and the music are entirely the AI's fault.
To get the mini-album (19 minutes long, 4 songs) click: The Diversity of the Amazigh worlds
Published on 02 octobre 2026
Manzanar
(California, 1942 — the internment of Japanese Americans)
A notice tacked to a telephone pole, a family number in place of a name, nine days to sell off twenty years of life: Kenji Nakamura and his daughter Sumiko learn, like 120,000 other American citizens, that loyalty cannot be proven—it is decreed, on their behalf, by those who have never had to prove it themselves.
Published on 30 septembre 2026
Murder in the Wine Cellar
Everything is in this story. Every clue, every detail, every sharpened denial. The false trails collapse one after another when you coldly follow the logical thread.
Who killed the master of the cellar? Where? With what? And why?
Published on 28 septembre 2026
HOTSCREAM™ 3000 — The First Connected Ice Cream Warmer
Since 1923 (invention of the cone), Humanity has lived under the cruel yoke of a silent scourge: ice cream is cold. Yes, you read that right. They sell you food at -18°C, in the middle of summer, and everyone pretends that's normal. It hurts your teeth, gives you that dreadful frontal migraine politely called "brain freeze," and you, docile consumer, just ask for more. Enough is enough.
Published on 21 septembre 2026
A Gourmet Love
Published on 05 septembre 2026
Discord behind the scenes
A murder has been committed in a theatre. Use the clues to identify the culprit.
Published on 28 août 2026
Long John Silver
John Silver was not born to be a pirate, but when you sail the Caribbean Sea, you expose yourself to encounters that disrupt even the best-laid plans.
Published on 26 août 2026
Quiet love
First they exchange a few words about the rain or the wind, then something tender and unexpected begins to grow — like those gardens that we think are asleep and that bloom again in the spring.
Published on 24 août 2026
The Merchants of the Silk Road
The 5th century Sassanid era is often overshadowed by the Roman wars of the 3rd century or the Arab conquest of the 7th century, but it was in these "calm" centuries that Persian culture forged its most enduring soul.
Published on 14 août 2026
