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Renaud Camus
Born
in Chamalières, Puy-de-Dôme, France
August 10, 1946
Website
Twitter
Genre
Influences
Renaud Camus isn't a Goodreads Author
(yet),
but they
do have a blog,
so here are some recent posts imported from
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RT by @LibrairieRCamus: Tant qu’on n’a pas vécu en France au temps de l'antifada, on ne comprend rien à la vie quotidienne en Israël.
Tant qu’on n’a pas vécu en France au temps de l'antifada, on ne comprend rien à la vie quotidienne en Israël.
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Tricks
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1981
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Le grand remplacement
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2011
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10 editions
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Enemy of the Disaster: Selected Political Writings of Renaud Camus
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You will not replace us !
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Ørop
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La grande déculturation
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2008
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3 editions
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Décivilisation
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2011
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3 editions
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Répertoire des délicatesses du français contemporain
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2000
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La dictature de la petite bourgeoisie
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2005
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2 editions
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Le Petit Remplacement
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“I think replacement is an esential gesture, a change of charachter, an exchange of charachter essential to our civilization, and replacement is ofcourse also the introduction of falsity in objects and also in ideas of men, replacement is the introduction of falsity, of imitation, of copying, and the social expression of global replacism is mass negationism.”
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“It is most significant i think, that the word discrimination which for ages has been the very name of excellence, is now a bad thing, discrimination which used to be the supreme virtue, has now become the supreme crime, one should not discriminate, ofcourse i personaly think with all the past centuries of western culture that on should always discriminate.”
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“Stone is replaced by concrete, literature is replaced by journalism, journalism is replaced by information, man is replaced by woman, man and woman are replaced by robots, robots are replaced by cyborgs, and maybe humanity is replaced by post-humanity or trans humanity, i do think replacement is central to the modern society.”
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