Cette édition bilingue des Sonnets de Shakespeare est traduite, présentée et annotée par l'un des plus grands spécialistes de la période élisabéthaine, Robert Ellrodt, auteur notamment de l'édition des poèmes de Keats et de Shelley pour l'Imprimerie nationale.
What if highlighting solutions and telling positive stories was the best way to solve the ecological, economic, and social problems our countries are grappling with?
In 2012, Cyril Dion learned about a study carried out by twenty-two scientists from around the world that forecasts the extinction of multiple forms of life, and possibly a large part of humanity, by the year 2100. This news barely received any media coverage at all. Convinced that spreading catastrophic news is not effective, Dion decided to explore, along with actress and director Mélanie Laurent and a small film crew, what our world could look like if we brought together some of the best solutions to date in agriculture, energy, economics, education, and democracy.
What they found were men and women changing the world: cities that produce their own food and energy, zero-waste systems, businesspeople and towns creating their own currency to prevent speculation and the appropriation of wealth, citizens rewriting their own constitution, and pioneering educational systems.
By linking these initiatives together, Dion and his crew bring to light a new philosophy, a community of thought among people who often don't know each other. New blueprints for society. Cyril Dion is the co-founder of Colibris, a movement launched by Pierre Rabhi, and of the magazine Kaizen. He is also a poet, author, and director. Before writing and co-directing Tomorrow, he co-produced and acted as advisor for Coline Serreau's Think Global, Act Rural.
Avec pour seuls outils un cahier Clairefontaine et des crayons de couleur, l'architecte colombien Simon Vélez décline des structures complexes en bambou guadua (guadua angustifolia), espèce endémique des vallées colombiennes. En étroite collaboration avec l'ingénieur-constructeur Marcello Villegas, il a imaginé une série d'assemblages de tiges de bambou et développé un savoir-faire à la fois très spécifique et d'une grande précision. Avec cette monographie illustrée par des photographies de Deidi von Schaewen, Pierre Frey nous offre l'un des rares ouvrages sur ce créateur.
