Guillaume Courty et Marc Milet (dir.), Les Groupes d’intérêt en France, Paris, Classiques Garnier, 2023, 682 p., 49 €.
Far from being only a novelist, Manzoni deals all along his account of the great Milanese plague with the nature of belief, superstition and public hysteria. Those are very actual questions. He illustrates in a vivid way the strength of prejudice and raises the issue of a knowledge free from the wei...
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| Format: | Article ou chapitre numérique |
| Sprache: | Français |
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| Zusammenfassung: | Far from being only a novelist, Manzoni deals all along his account of the great Milanese plague with the nature of belief, superstition and public hysteria. Those are very actual questions. He illustrates in a vivid way the strength of prejudice and raises the issue of a knowledge free from the weight of common belief. This entails also the issue of political freedom, which cannot be equated with « laissez-faire ». |
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