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      LITERATURE >< SCIENCE

      Posted September 18, 2024

      Whoever said science and literature weren’t compatible?

      Students in 8th grade are currently reading Ravage, a science fiction novel by the brilliant René Barjavel, a pioneer of the post-apocalyptic genre in France. Many questions are raised through the story of the characters Blanche and François, two young adults who live in a world ruled entirely by electricity, in which animal husbandry and agriculture have disappeared to make way for food created 100% in laboratories by “chemical specialists”. Last Wednesday, the students debated the question of food of the future: what will we eat tomorrow, and what dangers and limitations are part of Barjavel’s world in 2052?