Le temps chez Serres. De l’entropie au Grand Récit
Michel Serres is well known as a philosopher of communication. However the question of time runs through his entire works, from the first Hermès to his last book. Without surveying all of Serres’ reflections on time, this article shows that time is a pillar of his anthropology because he makes it th...
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| Summary: | Michel Serres is well known as a philosopher of communication. However the question of time runs through his entire works, from the first Hermès to his last book. Without surveying all of Serres’ reflections on time, this article shows that time is a pillar of his anthropology because he makes it the key to the relationship between humans and the world. How can we articulate our history with the evolution of life, of the universe? In addressing this question Serres developed an original view of time based on a number of scientific concepts that he turns into operators for philosophical thought. |
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