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Thank you for this. Will be going through them!

> Since all of this was written well before the war, there is an ominous prescience to these texts that makes them extremely interesting to read.

This is the part struck me as fascinating from your earlier post and my googling on her writings. Excited to read the essays. Sadly I will have to resort to the English translations since je ne parle pas francais.

> One of my favorite readings are the essays of french philosopher Simone Weil after two visits to germany in the thirties. She was concerned with the rise of the nazis, while at the same time describing the natural and understandable forces that were making them gain support.

Could you point me to those essays? Would like to examine those!