
Daarom ben ik een klein stukje aan het voorbereiden over The Inner life of Martin Frost.
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A lesson in Morals:
As I said, I went to dinner with M., the son of an Indian diamond trader in Antwerp. Before going I made him very clear that I was seeing someone, and that I only would join him for professional reasons. (With my other students I sometimes went for a coffee but that wasn't personal contact, that was just to learn them how to order a coffee in Dutch.)
I installed myself behind the computer and I was reading Grunberg's newest blog post 'More not less', in which he agreed with a war correspondent that said: “more people should experience war, not less.” At that point I realised that this couldn't be a coincidence.
I wondered... Maybe we should indeed experience more war, or at least we should be more exposed to war correspondence. And that raised the moral question: War or less? Isn't it far more easy to ignore what is happening? Should we keep silent or suffer for the truth? What's wrong with contemporary media coverage? Do they negotiate? Are the being bribed?
its all about ethics.
Even a bigger coincidence occurred when I was reading Humo in bed. The article right before Arnon's column was an interview with Kolonel Luc Marchal: 'Schuld en boete. 'Kolonel Luc Marchal over de genocide in Rwanda.'