Critique: Mémoire de fille d'Annie Ernaux

Critique: Mémoire de fille d'Annie Ernaux

Dans Mémoire de fille, Annie Ernaux se remémore l'été de 1958. Elle avait alors 17 ou 18 ans et séjournait dans une colonie de vacances. Son récit tente d'éclaircir les émotions ressenties dans les années suivant les évènements de cet été-là, aussi confus et immatures puissent-ils sembler.

What's Left 2016-09-25 Volume 75

Revenue Options for Toronto (and other cities); Selling Toronto Hydro is a terrible idea; October 1 is a chance to capture hearts and minds; New immigrants good for schools; 30 years of the Handmaid's Tale; Indian high court enforces copyright exemption for education; Corbyn Dominates UK Labour Party Leadership Contest

Selling Toronto Hydro is a terrible idea | What's Left

The Toronto mayor and his ideological allies have been trying to turn people against public ownership of Toronto Hydro by pointing to specific outages and 'decaying' infrastructure. This is an act right out of the provincial Liberal's play book – pointing to the need for infrastructure investment has been the go-to response for the Wynne government while selling Hydro One.

Where does economic critique come from? | What's Left

Following the global economic crash of 2008, there has been a lot of discussion about the need for a re-think of mainstream economic thought. While this 'orthodox' economics held claim to the economic growth before 2008, it completely failed to predict the economic crash and seems unable to deal with the aftermath. Unfortunately, while the economy they supported collapsed, the theories that set the foundation for the economic crisis have not lost their dominance.