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The Crossroads of Truth: Ferdinand de Saussure and the Dreyfus Affair

In the spring of 1898, turbulent days in those crowded years when France was torn apart by the Dreyfus Affair, the newspaper Le Sizcle began publishing a series of pieces from a semi-fictitious journal. Entries dating from November 1, 1894, consisted of reflections upon the incredible course of events that had precipitated a national crisis. The work, which began to appear from May 19, was entitled Les Etapes d'un intellectuel.' The title gave prominence to a term that had only