
La Sorcellerie capitaliste (2005), Quatrième partie - Avoir besoin que les gens pensent, Chapitre 18 - Écosophie
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La Sorcellerie capitaliste (2005), Quatrième partie - Avoir besoin que les gens pensent, Chapitre 18 - Écosophie
I once read a book about a reporter written by a reporter who described the life as always running in front of a thresher. I thought it was the most accurate description I'd read. Sometimes people got tired of running in front of the machine, sometimes they got pulled in and were left shredded. Sometimes they managed to get out from in front of it. They used their expertise in the business to seek the steadiness of a job as a person who handled the media rather than was part of it.
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Citation attribuée au personnage de Jack McEvoy, lui-même journaliste, narrateur principal du roman policier Le Poète, paru en 1996.
Sur le métier de journaliste