Les Fantômes du Parlement
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.1981-9471.v1iSupplementp407-425Keywords:
punishments, politics, rights, human sciences, definitions of man, mankindAbstract
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"La marche de l’Histoire s’expliquerait donc en partie par la succession et l’affrontement des définitions de l'homme. Peut-on en percevoir le bruissement dans les pas que l’humanité accomplit chaque jour ? Les quatre « figures » de l’homme que Francis Wolff met au jour dans Notre humanité – l’animal rationnel d’Aristote, l’union de l’âme et du corps de Descartes, le « sujet assujetti » ou Homme structural, conceptualisé par les sciences humaines au XXe siècle, enfin, l’Homme naturalisé ou Homme neuronal, qui sous-tend les développements scientifiques contemporains – jouent-elles un rôle dans la vie politique actuelle ?"
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Wolff Francis, Notre humanité : d’Aristote aux neurosciences, Paris, Fayard, coll. « Histoire de la pensée », 2010.
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