1 1948, L’Europe en jeu. Trois discours suivis de Documents de La Haye. IV
1 e T. S. Eliot : « I feel that at the present time one ought to do what one can to support a movement of this kind, however
2 eel that at the present time one ought to do what one can to support a movement of this kind, however desperate the attempt
2 1963, L’Opportunité chrétienne. Première partie. L’opportunité chrétienne dans un monde sécularisé — 2. Sécularisme
3 very specific questions for Christians. How shall one confront this century that wants to be limited strictly to itself, no
3 1968, Preuves, articles (1951–1968). Vingt ans après, ou la campagne des congrès (1947-1949) (octobre 1968)
4 ot m’écrivait : « I feel that at the present time one ought to do what one can to support a movement of this kind, however
5 eel that at the present time one ought to do what one can to support a movement of this kind, however desperate the attempt
4 1975, Deux initiatives du CEC : Documents sur l’origine du CERN et de la Fondation européenne de la culture. I. Préhistoire du CERN
6 e need for building a larger accelerator than the one we built several years ago, in fact about ten times the size of the o
7 in fact about ten times the size of the original one . And the reason for doing this is simply that as the science, the res
8 go on with the European collaboration in physics, one has to look for the reason for the relationships between the kind of
9 sic research is part of the education system, and one has to look at the development of the education system in Europe in t
10 30 years — because these are the planning periods one is talking about — and one has to try to relate places like CERN, whi
11 e the planning periods one is talking about — and one has to try to relate places like CERN, which only exist to provide fa
12 sities all over Europe for the education system — one has to try to relate them to the European expansion in education, par
13 bling speech — since I did not know I had to make one — I think CERN has been a success. One is talking now of its future,
5 1975, Deux initiatives du CEC : Documents sur l’origine du CERN et de la Fondation européenne de la culture. II. Les débuts de la Fondation européenne de la culture
14 er the interests of the Fondation is an excellent one , also that it can be combined with the valuable work which you two ar
6 1979, Cadmos, articles (1978–1986). L’Europe comme invention de la culture (automne 1979)
15 t m’a répondu : « I feel that at the present time one ought to do what one can to support a movement of this kind, however
16 eel that at the present time one ought to do what one can to support a movement of this kind, however desperate the attempt
7 1980, Articles divers (1978-1981). L’Europe, invention culturelle (1980)
17 t m’a répondu : « I feel that at the present time one ought to do what one can to support a movement of this kind, however
18 eel that at the present time one ought to do what one can to support a movement of this kind, however desperate the attempt
8 1984, Articles divers (1982-1985). Autour de l’Avenir est notre affaire : conclusions (1984)
19 oundaries, we need not fear those complications ; one cannot meet complexities in advance, but one can overcome complexitie
20 ns ; one cannot meet complexities in advance, but one can overcome complexities as one proceeds. » Vous avez tous compris :
21 in advance, but one can overcome complexities as one proceeds. » Vous avez tous compris : on ne peut pas poser d’avance la