Our western society, heady with its successes and impressive technological performances, especially in the fields of biology and health as well as in space research, but closed to anything that would reduce its success and limit its ambitious plans of evolution, had succeeded in getting rid, almost to the point of denying it, or at least neutralizing this witness as cumbersome as inevitable: death…
At a time when the issue of a common security is being put forward more than ever before (because of the onward progress of technology and its influence on us), it seems interesting to question this so-called “social security” concept in relation to our migrations…
It will be noted that the verb “migrate” is used here in the present participle and not as a gerund. Thus, this interlocution seems to me more intriguing, but also more to the point and more sensible for human beings than if “migrants” had been used… Read more @ Academia Josefa.
Annabelle
