Life happened because I turned the pages~~Alberto Manguel
Roger Cohen compares Zidane to...Camus?
Camus, writing during World War II, the son of a man killed in World War I, captured a 20th-century senselessness in his story of a man driven to an irrational act for which he feels no remorse, for which in fact he feels nothing. The story of Zidane in the World Cup final is also a story of his age.
posted by Hurree |
7/16/2006 01:57:00 PM
What amazing crap! And it gets published too.
By 
, at
7/18/2006 06:10:00 PM
Those are the only two Arabs Roger Cohen knows of. So they must be the same. Never mind that one is a murderer, and the other is a noble man who sacrificed conventional praise for the satisfactions of his own conscience.
No. They are both North African arabs, so they are no different from each other.
First class idiocy.
By 
St Antonym, at
7/18/2006 11:23:00 PM
