"Droits de l'homme" et "droits du citoyen"

The author sketches a dialectics of Modern Political Ideologies as a development of heterogeneous contradictions arising from the basic truth expressed in the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen from 1789: the proposition of Equaliberty (one word), implying that "Men" as such...

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मुख्य लेखक: Balibar, Étienne
स्वरूप: Article ou chapitre numérique
भाषा:Français
प्रकाशित: 1990
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spelling cairn-AMX_008_0013AMXActuel Marx https://shs.cairn.info/revue-actuel-marx-1990-2-page-13?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/amx.008.0013 "Droits de l'homme" et "droits du citoyen" Balibar, Étienne1990 fre Actuel Marx | 8 | 2 | 1990-07-01 | p. 13-32 | 0994-4524 AMX_00862 The author sketches a dialectics of Modern Political Ideologies as a development of heterogeneous contradictions arising from the basic truth expressed in the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen from 1789: the proposition of Equaliberty (one word), implying that "Men" as such are "Citizens", in other terms have a universal right to Politics. The truth of the proposition is established by refutation of its negation. The consequences are: 1. that Politics becomes essentially divided (insurrection vs constitution); 2. an antagonistic development of the social "mediations" of citizenship (property and community), which is typically embodied in the concept of "class struggle"; 3. a return of the repressed "anthropological" problem: how to overcome the sexual and intellectual differences in the field of Politics ?Cairn free access
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description The author sketches a dialectics of Modern Political Ideologies as a development of heterogeneous contradictions arising from the basic truth expressed in the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen from 1789: the proposition of Equaliberty (one word), implying that "Men" as such are "Citizens", in other terms have a universal right to Politics. The truth of the proposition is established by refutation of its negation. The consequences are: 1. that Politics becomes essentially divided (insurrection vs constitution); 2. an antagonistic development of the social "mediations" of citizenship (property and community), which is typically embodied in the concept of "class struggle"; 3. a return of the repressed "anthropological" problem: how to overcome the sexual and intellectual differences in the field of Politics ?
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"Droits de l'homme" et "droits du citoyen"
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title "Droits de l'homme" et "droits du citoyen"
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title_full "Droits de l'homme" et "droits du citoyen"
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