Métamorphoses ou la vie sous ses formes plurielles
The purpose of this article is to explain, through the concept of metamorphosis, how life is in constant flux and continually recreating itself, shifting from one a state to another, both in terms of its nature and the most diversified forms of its structure. After reviewing various books in the soc...
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2024
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| Accès en ligne: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Résumé: | The purpose of this article is to explain, through the concept of metamorphosis, how life is in constant flux and continually recreating itself, shifting from one a state to another, both in terms of its nature and the most diversified forms of its structure. After reviewing various books in the social sciences, I wanted to study in greater depth several fundamental questions relating to life and what is often opposed to it: death. The use of the concept of metamorphosis helped me apprehend and illustrate in an evocative way the dynamics outside of time that transform life. The central argument of this article is that life has neither beginning and nor end. That everything that lives and surrounds us is impermanent and determined by interdependent relationships. Thus, by way of conclusion, I wished to point out that our humanity is based on harmonious cohabitation with all the living entities on earth, without which our continued presence in the world cannot be ensured. |
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