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Les romans de Michel Houellebecq sont ancres dans les circonstances politiques et econo­miques dans lesquelles ils sont produits et consumes. L’auteur se montre un adversaire re­solu d’une societe de consommation qui fait de l’homme un robot conditionne, un atome solitaire. Les romans de Houellebecq tiennent un discours alarmiste stigmatisant la faillite des valeurs. L’utopie du liberalisme est morte ; la liberte est defiguree par les injustices, l’inegalite et la violence. Houellebecq est plus qu’un auteur implique, il se veut un prophete du malheur, mais est-il pour autant capable de proposer une alternative credible aux normes et valeurs morales, sociales et politiques qu’il attaque ? The novels by Michel Houellebecq are anchored in the political and economic circumstances in which they are produced and consumed. The author criticizes our consumer society which transforms each individual into a conditioned robot, a solitary atom, and he says alarming things about the destruction of values. The utopia of liberalism has come to an end; freedom is disfigured by injustices, inequality and violence. Houellebecq is the prophet of misfortune, but is he also capable to come up with an alternative for the moral, social and political norms and values he is attacking?

Sérotonine de Michel Houellebecq : prédiction du destin tragique de la civilisation occidentale