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Althusser et Spinoza. Détours et retours

Avec trois textes inédits de Louis Althusser sur Spinoza
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This book analyzes the Central European Countries' referenda on their accession to the European Union. Read More

The referenda on the EU accession took place in a very short period of time and have the same main issue at stake; this is why a comparison of their results is very feasible. Political scientists of different countries use the same pattern for their analysis, taking into account the themes of the campaigns, their organization, the pro- and anti-European electorates, the stake of Europe in the public discourse, and the issue areas that were mobilized. Can we speak about the same types of arguments for the different countries? Did the different types of relations with Europe have a stake in the results? Is it possible to compare the anti-European electorates? Which were the public positions of the different political parties, trade unions and employers’ organizations? Is it possible to draw a parallel with the situation in the other fifteen member States? Was the position of the parties in a political family identical for the different countries? Can we speak about peculiarities due to the communist past? Is there a domino effect for the different consultations? This book tries to answer the questions outlined above.

A transversal reading of these themes is favored by the chapters’ organization. At a time when Europe gets more and more visible in the national political debates, and when the first political and economic effects of the enlargement are being felt, it is important to better understand the European debate in the new member States, as this is too often ignored or misinterpreted. The reactions after the first European Parliament elections prove this point. This book is a reminder and an analysis of the results of these ballots.

The wave of referenda on the EU accession in eight States allows us to better understand the way in which the social and political actors, but also the citizens of Central Europe, understand the European construction. Moreover, it allows a comparison not only of their attitudes in the framework of the region, but also with elder member States of the European Union.


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Specifications


Publisher
Éditions de l'Université de Bruxelles
Author
Juan Domingo Sánchez Estop,
Collection
Philosophy and Politics: Genealogies and Actualities | n° 9
ISSN
2406369X
Language
French
Publisher Category
Publishers own classification > Philosophy
Publisher Category
Publishers own classification > Philosophy
BISAC Subject Heading
PHI016000 PHILOSOPHY / History & Surveys / Modern > PHI010000 PHILOSOPHY / Movements / Humanism > PHI043000 PHILOSOPHY / Movements / Post-Structuralism
Subject Scheme Identifier Code
Thema subject category: Structuralism and Post-structuralism
Thema subject category: Philosophy: metaphysics and ontology
Thema subject category: Social and political philosophy
Type of Work
Monograph

Paperback


Publication Date
24 February 2022
ISBN-13
978-2-8004-1787-5
Extent
Total numbered pages : 298
Code
1787
Dimensions
16 x 24 x 2 cm
Weight
580 grams
ONIX XML
Version 2.1, Version 3

ePub


Product Detail
1 EPUB
Publication Date
14 April 2022
ISBN-13
978-2-8004-1788-2
Extent
Absolute page count : 296
Code
1788
ONIX XML
Version 2.1, Version 3

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If Althusser was a Spinozist...: on Juan Domingo Sánchez Estop's Althusser et Spinoza

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Contents


Préface

CHAPITRE I - L'Althusser antihumaniste, ou de la coupure

1.    Le problème de la « philosophie de Marx »
2.    Du côté de Staline
3.    Les thèses de l’antihumanisme
4.    Spinoza l’antihumaniste

5. Louis Althusser entre déterminisme et liberté

CHAPITRE II - Althusser de la lecture

1. Le détour par Spinoza

2. Le Traité théologico-politique, une politique du discours

3. Lire Le Capital avec Spinoza

 

CHAPITRE III - Althusser de la structure

1. Du « marxisme structuraliste » à l’immanentisme spinoziste :  un parcours philosophique

2. Déterminisme et coupure

3. Coupure et lecture symptômale

 

CHAPITRE IV - Althusser, de la conjoncture au retour du sujet

1.    Penser la conjoncture
2.    Le détour par Machiavel
3.    Spinoza Machiavellianus

4. Interpellation et constitution du sujet

5. Est-il simple d’être spinoziste en philosophie ?

 

CHAPITRE V - Althusser et l’aléatoire

1.     Entre la nécessité et l’aléatoire
2.     La crise du marxisme
3.     Les « manifestes » du matérialisme aléatoire
4.     À quoi s’oppose le matérialisme aléatoire ?
5.     Une conjoncture sans politique

 

Conclusions