In 1968 Lacan, upon being confronted with a student mob in Paris, told them "you need a father, and you shall have one."

1968年，LACAN在巴黎面临着一群学生的滋扰的时候，告戒他们“你们需要一个上帝，你们应该要有一个上帝。”

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Armistice Day, 1968, in Paris, photographed by William Klein, from "the Shutterbug," in the issue of May 21, 2001.

1968年巴黎，休战纪念日，威廉·克莱恩摄影，来自“摄影爱好者”，刊登于2001年5月21日。

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An American college student named Matthew (Michael Pitt) is in Paris in 1968 and soaking up as many movies as he can.

NEWYORKER: The Dreamers

The French government has seemed at times to be at a loss over how to react to the violence, which is arguably the most serious challenge to its authority since the student riots that rocked Paris in 1968.

ECONOMIST: A wounded nation resorts to extreme measures | The

The most famous modern manifestation of leftish fury, in Paris in May 1968, seemed to him a Club Med affair of spoiled middle-class kids.

ECONOMIST: Eric Hobsbawm, historian, died on October 1st, aged 95