Choosing the 100 most important words in "general culture" can seem like a challenge. And yet most of them are imposed naturally just by analyzing an era (especially if we turn to the press) and examining the most recurrent themes. All these words have in common that they have a history, fueled by the tensions that penetrate and structure the history of ideas.
From "friendship" to "terrorism", from "vulgarity" to "caution", this book offers 100 points of view on the essential terms and concepts of the general culture. In this way this little book is constituted as a valuable tool for examining general knowledge in many areas of knowledge.