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  1. Le «deux-en-un» : les racines platoniciennes de la «banalité du mal».Marie-josée Lavallée - 2019 - Dialogue 58 (2019, 1):107-124.
    ABSTRACT: The concept of the “banality of evil,” put forward by Hannah Arendt to describe the psychological profile of the Nazi criminal in Eichmann in Jerusalem, is intimately tied to her reading of Plato. In Arendt’s examination of the question of evil, she found some support in Kant’s philosophy. However, the problem of guilt under Nazism ultimately goes back to an inability to think. The two-in-one, a concept which describes the activity of thinking, is based on Plato’s dialogues. An examination (...)
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  2. Utopies, fictions et satires politiques. De l’Antiquité à l''ge classique. Cahiers Verbatim, volume II.Marc Angenot, Jérémie Peer-Brie, Jean-Marc Narbonne, Marie-Josée Lavallée & Marc Voyer (eds.) - 2018 - Les Presses de l’Université de Laval.
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    Eric Voegelin. Philosopher of history Eugene Webb seattle/londres, university of Washington press, 2014, 320 P. [REVIEW]Marie-josée Lavallée - 2015 - Dialogue 54 (3):541-545.
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    Platon et l’utopie. L’être et l’existence Jean-Yves Lacroix Paris, Vrin, 2014 , 424 P. [REVIEW]Marie-josée Lavallée - 2016 - Dialogue 55 (1):203-207.
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