Demeure et Passage : Une méditation vers le temps par Laurent Fourquet

Demeure et Passage : Une méditation vers le temps par Laurent Fourquet

Demeure et Passage : Une méditation vers le temps

par Laurent Fourquet

Demeure et passage : Une méditation vers le temps propose une réflexion philosophique exigeante sur notre rapport au temps, oscillant entre permanence et flux. Laurent Fourquet y examine la tension entre mesure, vitesse et durée, révélant les limites de la pensée moderne. À travers une critique profonde de la métaphysique occidentale, il invite le lecteur à reconnaître le temps non comme objet maîtrisable, mais comme expérience vivante et fondatrice de la conscience humaine.

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“Une méditation d’une rare profondeur, où rigueur philosophique et sens spirituel s’entrelacent. Fourquet éclaire le mystère du temps avec une lucidité saisissante, invitant le lecteur à une conversion intérieure vers l’essentiel.” – Dr Sebastian Mahfood, OP, Directeur académique principal, Pontifex University, Atlanta (Géorgie), États-Unis

À PROPOS DE L’AUTEUR

Laurent Fourquet est haut fonctionnaire au ministère de l’Économie en France et a publié quatre ouvrages : L’ère du consommateur (2011), Le moment M4 – Une réflexion sur la théorie de la valeur en économie (2014), Le christianisme n’est pas un humanisme (2018) et Le raisin et les ronces (2020).

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This book invites readers to rediscover philosophy not as abstraction, but as a lived pursuit of truth, meaning, and God. Drawing on Scripture, classical thinkers, and Catholic tradition, DeMarco shows how philosophy—grounded in common sense and love—opens the path to authentic wisdom. Through reflective essays and cultural commentary, this book challenges modern confusion and restores philosophy’s rightful role as a guide to faith, virtue, and human flourishing.

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Donald DeMarco, author of 48 books, including most recently, Without God Nothing Makes Sense and The Indispensability of Virtue, is a Senior Fellow of Human Life International. He is professor emeritus at St. Jerome’s University in Waterloo, Ontario, and a retired professor of Holy Apostles College and Seminary in Cromwell, Connecticut. He is a regular columnist for St. Austin Review and has written over a hundred articles for the website Truth and Charity. He is on the editorial board of Social Justice Review, a board member of Our Lady Seat of Wisdom College in Ontario, Canada, and a Corresponding Member of the Pontifical Academy for Life. In June 2015, he was awarded the prestigious Bishop Exner Award for “Catholic Excellence in Public Life.” He and his wife, Mary, have 5 children and 14 grandchildren.

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“Decades before Allan Bloom famously attacked multicultural education in The Closing of the American Mind (1988), there was Mortimer Adler. A university-trained philosopher, Adler (b. 1902) is the controversy-prone inventor of Great Books-driven college curricula; during the 1930s, he caused such a stir at the University of Chicago that the faculty members demanded his dismissal. Later (1953-1954), he starred in his own TV show, The Great Ideas–and it’s that show that gives this book its structure. Composed of transcripts of 52 half-hour segments, the book showcases Adler’s ideas about all the big categories–truth, beauty, freedom, love, sex, art, justice, rationality, humankind’s nature, Darwinism, government. In each chapter (“How to Think about God,” “How to Read a Book,” etc.), readers encounter Adler’s philosophical instructions and opinions: he argues that the goal of both prison sentences and spankings should be to avenge, to reform and to deter others; he suggests that beauty is not just in the eye of the beholder; and–no surprise here–he confesses that he favors “the ancient and traditional meaning of art.” Adler even takes up the subject of whether (and how) TV can be an effective educational tool. In the end, whether or not you agree with Adler, there’s no question that the ideas he presents in these chapters are important. After all, they set the terms of a series of cultural and intellectual debates we’re still having today–about art, curriculum and freedom.” – Publishers Weekly
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Mortimer Jerome Adler (December 28, 1902 – June 28, 2001) was an American philosopher, educator, and popular author. As a philosopher he worked within the Aristotelian and Thomistic traditions. He lived for the longest stretches in New York City, Chicago, San Francisco, and San Mateo. He worked for Columbia University, the University of Chicago, Encyclopædia Britannica, and Adler’s own Institute for Philosophical Research. Adler was married twice and had four children.

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​ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Donald G Boland Ll. B. (Sydney), Ph. D. (Angelicum) is a founding member of the Centre for Catholic Studies Inc. in Sydney Australia and is one of its former Presidents. He practiced for a number of years as a lawyer having a degree in law from the University of Sydney. Over much the same time, having obtained a doctorate in philosophy from the University of St. Thomas in Rome, he has taught philosophy and law in both Catholic and secular educational institutions, such as the University of Technology, Sydney, the University of Newcastle, the Aquinas Academy, the Centre for Thomistic Studies Inc., now operating under the name of the Centre for Catholic Studies Inc., and various Catholic seminaries, such as those of the Marists and the Vincentians. His doctoral thesis was on the concepts of utility and value in economics as found in the works of Aristotle and St. Thomas Aquinas.

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by Dr. Donald DeMarco

Virtue, in a word, is strength. For Shakespeare, “Virtue is bold.” Virtue gives us the ability to do the right thing at the right time. A person’s character consists of the various virtues he has cultivated.

Virtue is variable and versatile. There is a virtue for every moral challenge. We need courage in the face of danger, wisdom in a crisis, love for all occasions, and kindness on a daily basis.

This book is a series of 32 highly distinctive articles. Each one of them centers on a virtue or a virtuous activity. Its aim is to make virtue attractive as well as dramatic, by demonstrating its importance in a variety of situations. We should all aspire to be virtuous, for it is through virtues that we become fully ourselves. Indeed, virtue is indispensable.

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Donald DeMarco, author of 45 books, including most recently Without God Nothing Makes Sense and Commonsense for a World of Common Nonsense, is a Senior Fellow of Human Life International. He is professor emeritus at St. Jerome’s University in Waterloo, Ontario, and a retired professor of Holy Apostles College and Seminary in Cromwell, Connecticut. He is a regular columnist for St. Austin Review and has written over a hundred articles for the website Truth and Charity. He is on the editorial board of Social Justice Review, a board member of Our Lady Seat of Wisdom College in Ontario, Canada, and a Corresponding Member of the Pontifical Academy for Life. In June 2015, he was awarded the prestigious Bishop Exner Award for “Catholic Excellence in Public Life.” He and his wife, Mary, have 5 children and 14 grandchildren.

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Dialogue and Doublespeak: Realpolitik and the Misuse of Language

by Dr. Donald G. Boland

In Dialogue and Doublespeak, Donald G. Boland unmasks the deceptive language shaping modern politics, culture, and morality. Drawing on Aristotle, Aquinas, and Chesterton, Boland exposes how sophistry and “Realpolitik” distort truth and erode justice. With a critical assessment of William D. Lutz’s Doublespeak, this book offers a penetrating analysis of linguistic manipulation in philosophy, economics, and public life. Essential reading for those seeking clarity, logic, and faith in an age awash with confusion.

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“Donald Boland’s work pierces through the fog of political deception, reclaiming truth in the tradition of Aristotle, Aquinas, and Chesterton. Dialogue and Doublespeak is both timely and timeless—a courageous defense of clarity, reason, and faith.” – Dr. Sebastian Mahfood, OP, co-author with Ronda Chervin of Catholic Realism

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Donald G Boland Ll. B. (Sydney), Ph. D. (Angelicum) is a founding member of the Centre for Catholic Studies Inc. in Sydney Australia and is one of its former Presidents. He practiced for a number of years as a lawyer having a degree in law from the University of Sydney. Over much the same time, having obtained a doctorate in philosophy from the University of St. Thomas in Rome, he has taught philosophy and law in both Catholic and secular educational institutions, such as the University of Technology, Sydney, the University of Newcastle, the Aquinas Academy, the Centre for Thomistic Studies Inc., now operating under the name of the Centre for Catholic Studies Inc., and various Catholic seminaries, such as those of the Marists and the Vincentians. His doctoral thesis was on the concepts of utility and value in economics as found in the works of Aristotle and St. Thomas Aquinas.

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