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différence de rangs, de rôles est indispensable pour créer une tension équilibrante dans la société entre la bienveillance des uns (shu 恕) et la loyauté des autres (zhong 忠). Il faut inciter les hommes à respecter ce bon ordre par l’observation des rites (li 礼). Le processus de civilisation (wenhua 文化) consiste à créer assez d’habitudes et de rituels pour que les conduites se modèlent spontanément sur des types de comportements préalablement élaborés pour éviter les frictions. Mengzi 孟子 (380-289 avant

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he’s your man, but you got to think about the consequences. Sometimes people get flipped by accident. It’s not like it’s a math equation.” Though I appreciated Amelia’s concern, she’d trespassed into private territory. “We don’t swap,” I said.Much. “He just has a sip from me at, you know . . . the happy moment.” These days Eric was having a lot more happy moments than I was, sadly. I kept hoping the bedroom magic would return; if any male could perform sexual healing, that male would be Eric. Amelia

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work he influenced), Balzac is generally regarded as a founding father of realism in European literature. Balzac's novels, most of which are farcical comedies, feature a large cast of welldefined characters, and descriptions in exquisite detail of the scene of action. He also presented particular characters in different novels repeatedly, sometimes as main protagonists and sometimes in the background, in order to create the effect of a consistent 'real' world across his novelistic output. He is the