“Literate barbarism”, the universal republic and integral education
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2021.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : Is it possible to think of the Paris Commune (1871) otherwise than as a premature revolution (Marx) or as having saved the Republic in France? If the event did not stem from any historical necessity, what is the meaning of this unexpected political affirmation, where nameless people constituted themselves as subjects of emancipation in an act of equality and in an unprecedented experience of democracy against the state?
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Is it possible to think of the Paris Commune (1871) otherwise than as a premature revolution (Marx) or as having saved the Republic in France? If the event did not stem from any historical necessity, what is the meaning of this unexpected political affirmation, where nameless people constituted themselves as subjects of emancipation in an act of equality and in an unprecedented experience of democracy against the state?
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