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Renowned Tunisian philosopher and anthropologist Youssef Seddik says he hopes the pandemic will usher in a new way of thinking - and a new way to use language.

In an interview with AFP news agency in Tunis, he said his time in lockdown had changed him "by making me think about words, about sayings that were self-evident and that we thought were automatic".

"For example: killing time. What is time killed? It is no longer positive," he said. "Confinement must change our automatic response to language and force us to reflect more, to no longer trust the obvious and ready-made formulas."

He added: "Perhaps we are about to inaugurate another way of thinking, rather like when we went from the Middle Ages to the Age of Reason."