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A movement in search of sense between impressions and perspectives
“We must not ask ourselves whether we really perceive a world, on the contrary, we must say: the world is what we perceive”, wrote Husserl in “Phenomenology of Perception” in 1945, explaining that our relationship with the world passes through the senses before being consciously perceived and explained by a certain intellectual construct.This direct perception,…
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Adeline Virginia Woolf – A life of one’s own
We are writing the year 1882. England is ruled by a monarchist system, the division in different social classes is as set as the common certainty that a man can only love and be together with a woman, and that men are the rightful rulers of the world. In this year and time, a girl…
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Needle stabbing
When people ask about my hobbies, I tend to feel embarrassed, undermining myself, thinking I don’t actually have a real hobby. Because, while I am sitting around, knitting or crocheting, other people are running around or working on their cars. It feels like no matter how complex the stitch or the pattern may be, the…
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Opening the Story: My First Chapter Beyond Borders
Are you still thinking about your first Erasmus+ experience? Hesitating whether it’s the right decision for you and whether you’ll manage… We have too many obligations, we learn how to manage our time, we become independent, we face new challenges — but that doesn’t mean life can’t be fun despite all of it! Recently, I…
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La Femme: The soundtrack of my human chaos
There are artists you listen to, and then there are artists you live with.La Femme has always been the second kind for me. Writing about them this month feels different. More personal. Nearly like opening a window into the rooms I don’t always show, those darker corridors where music becomes more than entertainment. Where it…
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Small Actions, Big Impact
Every year on December 5th, the world comes together to celebrate International Volunteer Day, a moment to recognize the power of collective action, empathy, and solidarity. In honor of Volunteer Day 2025, our association organized a Volunteer Challenge, inviting people to engage in meaningful actions through creativity, kindness, and commitment to their community. This year’s…
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One touch, countless changes
Every single one of us is familiar with the game domino. In a single row, only one touch is enough to move the whole row. Arranged like that, the domino bars themselves stay in place, it’s enough for only one to move, for the whole row to change. Youth activism works just like that, it…
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Woodcrawler outbreak
THIS MEDIA IS CONFIDENTIAL AND SHOULD ONLY BE POSSESSED AND READ BY PERSONS AUTHORIZED UNDER DIRECTIVE 23-56; IF YOU COME INTO POSSESSION OF THIS DOCUMENT WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION, DESTROY IT IMMEDIATELY. Subject: WOODCRAWLER OUTBREAK The following is a transcription of the last broadcast from the Maïlouou-Souou regional authority. The authority no longer exists. SEC.1 . DESCRIPTION…
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VOICES January 2026
While some celebrate New Year or Christmas a silent, eldritch species is threatening the world, the Woodcrawlers. They are not animals. They are tall, silent, and move wrong. They mimic voices and hide in plain sight, becoming part of the trees. The forest falls unnaturally quiet when they are near. When you go to the…
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Revolution Born in a Basement
Techno was born far from the spotlight in Detroit, in the 1980s, in a city collapsing under economic pressure but overflowing with invisible creativity. In this landscape of abandoned factories and metallic echoes, three young American musicians: Juan Atkins, Derrick May, and Kevin Saunderson, later known as the Belleville Three, crafted a new sound.A sound…
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“I Am Not One Who Seeks Salvation”
I am not one who seeks salvation,Nor one who clings to guilt’s persuasion.My heart’s a field in autumn’s reign,Where silence grows across the plain. I never called the storms to start,I only knew to love the spark.And when you stopped before the brink —I turned aside, I didn’t sink. I will not be your spring’s…
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