Existential dialogue 30: on cultural differences
Baruch the heron and Simones the green berries evoke the place of the local and the universal in cultures.
Existential dialogue 29: how can we define fate?
Baruch the heron and Socrates the stick talk about determinism, intuitions and empathy.
Existential dialogue 28: what is true friendship ?
Gottfried the bird and Socrates the stick talk about their friendship and what characterizes it.
Existential dialogue 27: the different sides of love
Baruch the heron and Gottfried the bird exchange their views and experiences.
Existential dialogue 26: can there be a moral consensus?
Aurelius the angel and Gottfried the bird discuss relativism and universalism in morality.
Existential dialogue 25: nationalism and politics of nations
Emmanuelles the tortoises and Irinas the dead leaves make the link between the development of a State and the development of nationalism.
Existential dialogue 24: does security threaten freedom?
Peter the hawk and Davina the goose compare their existence with that of domestic animals.
Existential dialogue 23: the pleasure between morality and egoism
Emilies the blue berries and Simones the green berries talk about the pursuit of pleasure.
Existential dialogue 22: can morality be immutable?
Luce the squirrel and Aurélius the angel have opposing conceptions of morality.
Existential dialogue 21: are laws necessary?
Irinas the dead leaves and Emmanuelles the turtles are not far from advocating anarchy.