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....His philosopher teacher, Jean Choski, was particularly famous for his 'unforgettable voice, dragging out the final syllables of words and adding shovelfuls of grave and circumflex accents to the vowels', as well as for the big black umbrella from which, according to some people, he was never separated. 'ıf anyone asks you why you have come to Emile-Felix-Gautier, you'll say that it's to do philosophy with Choski! he announced in his first class. In the view of one of his ex-pupils, he was a 'real character, unpredictable, alluring, eccentric, a poser at times, sometimes even a real pain, but an educator, powerfully original, sparkling with intelligence, and gifted with thoughts that were at once clear, elegant, and precise....

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