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In general, the reference to age in our society is both accepted and subject to debate. As in other countries, the COVID-19 pandemic in France has shaken the coherence of our health system. The fear engendered has changed the reference points: the notion of triage has appeared and has replaced that of common prioritization in medicine. In this health crisis situation, is the possible use of an age criterion relevant and does it call into question the principle of intergenerational justice? We will try to answer this question in light of the arguments presented by Axel Gosseries and Véronique Fournier during a discussion organized by the Association EthicA during the “Questions d’éthiques” conference held in Nantes in November 2020. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article discusses how French revolution changed journalist Gracchus Babeuf's ideas about utopia. The author reports that before the revolution Babeuf developed theories about equality, and socialism that led him to become involved in political actions. In conclusion, it is noted that Utopians like Babeuf, whose ideas needs to take an active form, contributed to the revolutionary events held in France at the end of the 18th century, but soon lost their illusions when revolution did not bring a social and political equality for everyone.

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The article focuses on the concept of equality in gay male couples. The author examines data from a French study on gay couples. The article discusses the difference between a stated desire for the sharing of household tasks and the reality of uneven division of household tasks. The fact that many household tasks have been defined as "feminine" by society may have an impact on the acceptance of those tasks by certain members of gay male couples, the author argues.

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