From: Emilio Tenti <Emilio-AT-iipe-buenosaires.org.ar>
Subject: RE: Re[2]: adjective to go with Bourdieu
Date: Fri, 19 Mar 1999 17:45:18 -0300


Dear Denis,

Do you really think that P.Bourdieu is really "divine" ? Congratulations for
your very delicate and french irony.... and long life to the  Canard
Enchaine.
Emilio Tenti F.

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> Le Canard Enchaine uses "bourdivin", which seems to be  correct, 
> etimologically. So, in english you could say "bourdivine".
> Denis Baranger 
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